ONE Arts
ONE Arts
Honoring Indigenous People and Artisans of Vermont
by ONE Arts
Ages
5 - 11 yrs
Dates
Mon, Oct 11, 2021
Time
8:00am - 3:00pm EDT
Location
72 N Champlain St, Burlington, VT 05401
Instructor
Mikayla M.
Capacity
15 students
Discounts
Sibling Discount
Class Experience
On this day of camp we will learn about the original inhabitants of Vermont, the Abenaki. We'll explore Abenaki culture through books, art, stories and making our own art.
Notes
Additional details, such as camp teacher contact info, will be emailed to families before camp begins. We offer after care 3-5:30 if we get at least 3 sign ups. If you suspect you will need after care, please sign up in advance. We may not be able to accommodate last minute requests, unless we already have enough sign ups. Thanks!
Sample Class Format
- Free create time during morning arrival 8 am - 9 am
- Circle time, intros
- Snack
- Art projects
- Lunch
- Park/playground
- Snack
- Finish projects or free create time
- Pick up at 3pm
- After care 3-5:30 (additional cost, must have 2 or more sign ups to run)
What To Bring
- face mask
- lunch, snacks, & water bottle
- smock or wear clothes that can get messy
- weather appropriate gear for playing outside
ONE Arts Location
Meet your Instructor
Mikayla M.
Mikayla was born and raised in Vermont. She previously worked at TW Wood Art Center in
Montpelier where she taught after school art and summer camps. She has ten plus years of
experience working with kids in all different settings. She earned a BFA in Studio Arts at
Johnson State College in 2018 and received a MFA in Studio Arts with a concentration in
Painting and Sculpture at NVU-Johnson in 2020. Mikayla loves to paint, make installation art,
craft, travel and play tennis.