Summer Art @ the Lab w/ Private Picassos
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We're thrilled to welcome back partner program, Private Picassos, to the Kiddie Science Lab for in-person programming this summer!
Summer Art @ the Lab is an in-person drop-off program for young scientists age 4 to 9. This program is 100% hands-on and meets on Fridays from 10:45am to 11:30am. We'll get messy and creative while learning and having fun! Ms. Ally will be leading our weekly fun with Ms. Carmen assisting. Space is limited to a maximum of 5 students and masks are required by all participants. The Kiddie Science Lab is located at 509 Rogers Avenue, near Midwood. |
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Nature, Art & Play
July 16th to August 6th $88 We'll create masterpieces large and small using mainly handmade and natural materials. Think homemade watercolors with beets and kale; flower petal stamping and much more! |
Ephemeral Art
August 13th to August 27th $66 Sensory and ephemeral art projects will be explored in this process-oriented art class. Projects include flower suncatchers, natural material printmaking and shaving cream paper marbling. |
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Kiddie Science Lab Rules & Expectations:
Registered participants, and the individuals coming to the Lab to drop-off or pick-up, must properly wear a mask at all times. We are counting on you to help us stay in business safely. Doors open 5 minutes prior to workshop start and end time. While your child creates and explores, you can enjoy a walk, get a treat from one of our local vendors, or run a quick errand! Weather permitting, we'll have limited outdoor seating in our gated front garden area. Please do not bring snacks or personal items to the Lab during workshop times. All needed materials are provided via the program fee. In-person program participation is limited to registered students only. Advanced registration is required for all in-person workshops and we cannot accommodate any drop-ins. Timely pick-up at the end of the workshop is imperative. Please plan accordingly, as any late pick-up directly impacts our ability to conduct business safely and smoothly. Questions? Contact us at KiddieScience@gmail.com |
