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Everyone had a fantastic time at Summer Camp this year and we can’t believe how fast its gone by! Here are some pictures from our time together! Enjoy!

We have done so much already in the past two weeks! Be sure to join us for the next weeks coming!

Last Thursday for the after school art program we got busy folding to make some colourful origami frogs! We worked together on the folds and everyone decorated and designed their own frog! To fold an origami frog you will need: a square piece of paper of assorted colours, crayons or markers, and a glue stick. … Continue reading After School Art Class: Origami Frogs

Last Thursday we worked on creating primary colour sailboats! All the details were different and personalized when mixing the primary colours. To make your own sailboat you will need: watercolour paper (90 lbs), a dark crayon or permanent marker, tempera paint or watercolour paint using only Red, Blue and Yellow, small sized brushes, tape, and a … Continue reading After School Art Class: Primary Colour Sailboats

Grassheads are people too! ( And they are so easy to make. )  We had a blast on a nice spring day making these little buddies.  All you will need are some knee high stockings, grass seeds, potting mix, elastic bands, googly eyes and some glue.  Place a handful of seed in the toe of the stocking, then … Continue reading Afterschool Art Class: Grass Heads and Pinwheels

These were a super fun craft to help celebrate Earth Day! So easy - just find a cardboard tube, cut it to the size you want, fold in the top and decorate!  Easy as one, two three!  Have fun making your own owls at home.  What other creatures can you make? Cheers!

A huge thank you to the Carlyle RCMP, Volunteer Fire Department and Supreme Ambulance for once again teaching our kids what to do if they find themselves at home alone. The At Home Alone Safety Program helps kids ages 10-12 learn what to do in case of an emergency and how to be prepared for … Continue reading At Home Alone Safety Program: Grades 4-6

Last week at the Afterschool Art Program we had a ton of fun making and playing with homemade Play Dough.  The recipe was super simple and didn't need a stove.  It was a little stinky, so I might suggest using kool-aid powder as your food colouring.  Kept in an air tight container this dough will … Continue reading Afterschool Art Class: Playdough