Medieval Times: Vail

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KidzArt Tucson

Ages

1st - 3rd grade

Dates

Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri

Jun 12, 2023 - Jun 16, 2023

5 classes

Time

9:00am - 4:00pm MST

Location

9950 Rees Loop, Tucson, AZ 85747, 401

Instructors

Kaitlyn , Beth, Katie, Mike B.

Capacity

25 students

Class Experience

Travel back to the Medieval Times where knights armed themselves from strange creatures. Where there were kings and princesses, dragons and castles. Where fantasy, mythical creatures, and legends ruled. Where people believed in myths of geese coming from trees and animals having human faces. Create your own medieval kingdom map. Work with clay to make a mythical snail, create your own coat of arms portfolio, make your own 3-D knight or princess, or maybe, you might like to make a unicorn paper quill project. Of course, it wouldn't be Medieval times without dragons, griffons and so much more. Come step back into time...

Notes

We will be in room 409

Join us at 3:45 on Friday for our KidzArt Show where we will showcase the masterpieces we created during the week.

Other Things To Know

Holiday Schedule

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Cancellation Policy

Full refunds are only available if written notice is given before two weeks of camp start. If you need to cancel within the two weeks, 50% will be refunded . No refunds will be given for cancelations the week of or for missed days.

What To Bring

Art clothes (art can be messy)
Water bottle
Nut-free snack and lunch

KidzArt Tucson Location

Cottonwood Elementary

9950 Rees Loop, Tucson, AZ 85747, 401

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Meet your Instructors

Kaitlyn

I have been with KidzArt since 2014 and still loving it! I have a BA in Animation and enjoy drawing, needle work, baking, music, and playing with my dog and cat. Something that makes me happy is when I have a project to be working on. My favorite drawing medium is pen and ink.

Mike B.

I developed a love for art at an early age reading comic books and books like Conan the Barabarian. Dreaming of one day being an illustrator. I took Graphic design classes at the Art Center of Tucson, but the need for a steady income led me away from art until I recently returned to Kidz art of Tucson as an instructor. “Life is like a box of chocolates.”