Class Description A one-day class from 5:30-8:00pm on July 9th. Dust off your sewing machine and learn how to use it! We'll learn how to set up a machine and practice basic skills needed to make any project. This class is intended for people who own a machine but have no experience using it. Special Notes This class will take place on Zoom.

Class Description Daily from July 6th to July 10th, from 1:30pm-3:30pm In this intensive you will practice and play with the basics of bookbinding, especially the Coptic stitch. You will design your perfect sketchbook or journal, select and cut the paper, decorate the covers, and bind your book. Afterward, you will explore a variety of collage techniques including print, layer, cut, combine, paint, draw and much more. Students are welcome to bring magazines or other favorite imagery. This class will meet for 1.5 - 2 hours with one break.

Class Description 9am to 12:30pm daily from July 6th to July 10th You will explore balance, form, stability, gravity and motion using additive and subtractive sculptural techniques with a variety of materials; toothpicks, cardboard, wood, and wire in this fun intensive. Projects are designed for students to explore their own potential and creativity. This class will meet for 1.5 - 2 hours with one break.

Class Description One day event, July 1st, from 5:30 to 7:30 pm If you've never knit before or need a quick review of how to cast on, knit and cast off, this is the perfect class. We'll knit a square and then do a little seaming to turn it into a little pet bunny. Special Notes This class will take place on Zoom.

Class Description Daily classes from July 6th to July 10th, from 9am to 10am Your camper will take a journey across the globe during Cultural Camp. This camp is design specifically for 5-6 year olds. They will learn about the country of Japan while exploring the performing arts through games, storytelling and acting. Journey to Japan After centuries of instability and war, The Tokugawa shogunate (a feudal military government) gained control of Japan in 1603 with a commitment to bring peace and stability to the country.

Class Description July 1st, one day class, 7pm-8pm In this class, we will learn one of the basic rhythms that defines flamenco dance: bulerias, a twelve-count beat. We will explore arm movements and marking patterns that emulate this rhythm! No shoes or hardwood floors required. This workshop is designed for new and repeat students. Choreography will differ from past workshops. Special Notes This class will take place using Zoom.

Class Description 9am-12pm daily from July 6th to July 10th for ages 7-13 Your camper will take a journey across the globe during Cultural Camp. Campers will learn about the country of Japan while exploring various visual and performing arts games and activities. Campers will participate in three 45 minutes classes through out the morning with our teaching artists. Journey to Japan After centuries of instability and war, The Tokugawa shogunate (a feudal military government) gained control of Japan in 1603 with a commitment to bring peace and stability to the country.

Class Description 9am-12pm daily from June 29th to July 3rd Your camper (aged 7-13) will learn about puppetry while exploring various visual and performing arts games and activities. Campers will participate in three 45 minutes classes through out the morning with our teaching artists. Puppetry Puppetry is one of the oldest forms of storytelling and uniquely crosses all cultural and linguistic barriers. It has been used for thousands of years as a way to pass down ancestral lore, teach allegories, provide entertainment and add meaning to ceremonies.

Mathnasium Center Directors, Katie Allsopp and Roy McDaniel, teach a painless approach to using percents! Students and Parents will both benefit from these tips and tricks. This webinar is aimed at upper elementary to middle school level students and their parents, but all ages are welcome! An understanding of basic multiplication is recommended The webinar will run for 30 minutes with an optional 15 minute Q&A at the end.

Is your child struggling to memorize over 100 different multiplication facts? Let us help you teach them a better way to multiply! Mathnasium Center Directors Amanda Delaplane and Megan Grass will be talking about Multiplication Fact Fluency vs. Rote Memorization and why it's so important to build a solid foundation for multiplication. The tips and tricks we'll share in this webinar are aimed at parents with upper elementary to middle school aged children, but are applicable to any student ready to tackle multiplication.