Arts Lead Learning :: 2 Day Passes

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2 Day Pass Details

This 2 Day pass is valid for a single student only and non-transferable to other students. Please choose your attendance type, In Studio or Virtual, then grade level, Elementary or Middle Grade from the dropdown menu above. At the checkout screen, indicate the student(s) name, date of birth and two Arts Lead Learning class choices choices in the Order Notes field. Your class choices may include classes from the fall and/or spring semester.

All seating is reserved based on the date of registration. As classes fill we will update our capacity counts and may mark a class as SOLD OUT. If one of your selections is not available we will contact you as soon as possible. A confirmation of class registration will be sent out within 3-5 days of registration. Students should be signed up by the Monday prior to each event in order for us to get supplies ready for this event.

A limited number of 2 Day passes are available and will be marked SOLD OUT when all passes have been purchased. 

QuickLinks to View Classes by Semester and Grade Level

• Elementary Grades Spring 2021 Schedule
• Middle Grades Spring 2021 Schedule

Attendance Type

In Studio Attendance

Students can be dropped off for class up to 10 minutes prior to your scheduled class time. All staff will be wearing a mask when in contact with students, but it is not required of the students. Students will have their own dedicated workspace and tool caddie inside the studio. Hand washing will be encouraged and access to personal sanitizing spray bottles will be pointed out at the beginning of class. *New* We will provide a snack for all participants and take a short break during class. If your student would rather have a packed snack from home, you most certainly can opt to bring in your own. Students are encouraged to bring a bottled water to have with them at their working station.   

Virtual Attendance

Prior to your class a supply packet will be created and available for local pick-up or mailing.  The supply packet will include most of the necessary items to complete class alongside in studio makers.  An email will be sent with further instructions on meeting us online for class. Students will meet us in the virtual classroom 15 minutes after the scheduled class start time. This will give everyone a chance to get their technology working and for us to get our class instructions and attendance out of the way. This simulcast experience on Zoom will allow students at home to feel like part of the class! Our virtual assistant and classroom teacher will be available to help your student throughout class.  

Cost

$80 2 Day Pass (equates to a $40 per class discounted rate) – Includes materials packet and makers tools for creating our art projects, course booklet and at-home extended learning materials, as well as instruction from our teachers and virtual assistant (if applicable).

Registration

Ready to join the class? Add this class or a multi-day pass to your cart. During checkout please indicate the student’s name and date of birth in the Order Notes under the Additional Information section. We will use this information to add your student to the roster and may reach out to see if you have any other student accommodations we can help with.  Prior to your student’s event we will send out an email reminder with any final details.  Classes will be marked SOLD OUT when all available spots are taken.

Discounts Available

Sibling Discount

Take advantage of 10% off each student’s class fees when paying for more than one sibling at a time. Simply add the code ALL2D10 to your cart at checkout and click Apply. After you click Proceed to Checkout, include the name of each sibling in the Order Notes field under Additional Information.  Sibling discount cannot be used in combination with the early registration discount or other sales.

Multi-Day Pass Discounts

A student who would like to participate in multiple classes during a single semester can get a discounted rate by booking a 2-Day, 4-Day or Unlimited Day pass. Click the links included to see these options. Multi-day passes are intended for a single student and may not be transferred to another student.

Elementary Grade Spring 2021 Schedule

Morning Session is from 9a-12p. All classes listed below will be held In Studio. Classes that indicate “Virtual” mean you can enroll as a Virtual student during these class times.  Students must be at least 5 years old by the date of the class. Looking for Middle Grade classes? Click here.

Register Now	Haiku & Sushi: An Elementary Study in Language Arts & Social Studies Join us for this sensory-rich exploration of Japanese culture. Learn to count syllables and write haikus. Hand roll (and eat) your own sushi (with kid-friendly ingredients). Then create a Japanese-inspired work of art. Feb 5 :: Morning Session  Feb 12 :: Morning Session
Register Now	Around & Around We Go: An Elementary Study in Physics Discover the force that connects a merry-go-rounds, race cars, and roller coasters as we discuss circular motion. Experiment with these properties in several ways, even using liquid to create a mesmerizing spinner.  As we come to a stop, gravity will bring us back down, and we will conclude the class by creating our own pendulum art machine.   Feb 19 :: Morning Session  Feb 26 :: Morning Session
Register Now	Cloudy with a Chance of Hurricanes: An Elementary Study in Science Examine cloud types and explore weather patterns, then step in front of the green screen to share your weather report! Mar 5 :: Morning Session  Mar 12 :: Morning Session
Register Now	Writing with Charlotte: An Elementary Study in Language Arts and Life Science Explore personification and the power of words as we take a look at E.B. White’s classic children’s story Charlotte’s Web. We’ll learn about spider webs, weave a wall-sized word web about the things that each of us values in a friend, and then we’ll make web-inspired funnel cakes to enjoy as a snack. Mar 19 :: Morning Session  Mar 26 :: Morning Session
Register Now	Let’s Go on Safari: An Elementary Study in African Art and Culture Craft an Adinkra cloth, create a pattern for Kente, and make an African thumb piano as we explore African art and culture. Apr 9 :: Morning Session   Apr 16 :: Morning Session
Register Now	We Are the Gardeners: An Elementary Study in Science & Mathematics We’ll enjoy a read aloud of We are the Gardeners by Joanna Gaines and her children. Then we’ll plan and prepare our own raised-bed garden box to be used as a community install. We’ll decorate the outside of the box – as well as a small pot to take home. Then we’ll mix our soil and plant our seeds and look forward to beautiful blooms! Apr 23 :: Morning Session  Apr 30 :: Morning Session
Register Now	Shorebirds & Shwashbuckling Scallywags: An Elementary Study in Geography & Life Science Dress like a pirate and get ready for an exploration of the South Carolina shorelines and beyond. We’ll find out what it’s like to be a pirate and live at sea. Then taking to land, we’ll study the fascinating creatures that make this special place, the space between land and the sea, their home. Finally we’ll make our own field sampling equipment to help you further study Shorebirds on your next beach or waterfront trip! May 7 :: Morning Session  May 14 :: Morning Session

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Middle Grade Spring 2021 Schedule

Classes happen on select Friday afternoons from 1p-4p. All classes listed below will be held In Studio. Classes marked “Virtual” indicate that you can enroll as a virtual student during these class times. Students should be 11 to 16 years of age by the date of the class. Looking for Elementary Grade classes? Click here.

Register Now	Haiku & Sushi: A Middle Grade Study in Japanese Literature & Culture Raw fish and veggies, wrapped in white rice and seaweed. An edible poem. Join us for this sensory-rich exploration of Japanese culture. Learn to write syllabic nature poems called haikus. Roll (and eat) your own sushi. Then trade in your chopsticks for a paintbrush and create a Japanese-inspired work of art. Feb 12 :: Afternoon Session
Register Now	Around & Around We Go: A Middle Grade Study in Physics Discover the force that connects a merry-go-round, race cars, and roller coasters as we talk circular motion. Experiment with these properties in several ways, even using liquid to create a mesmerizing spinner.  As we come to a stop, gravity will bring us back down, and we will conclude by creating our own pendulum art machine.   Feb 26 :: Afternoon Session
Register Now	Escaping World War II: A Study in Holocaust Literature & the Arts Discover the development of literature and the arts during an especially dark season in world history. We’ll look at literary works (from autobiography and nonfiction to historical fiction and even fantasy literature) that came out of or were inspired by the Second World War. And we’ll discover the part that art, drama, and dance played in helping humans process and even survive the Holocaust. Mar 12 :: Afternoon Session
Register Now	Writing with Carl Sandburg: A Middle Grade Study in Language Arts & American Culture Follow the journey of Carl Sandburg and discover how the son of Swedish immigrants, who traveled for a time as a hobo on the newly-built railroads of his day, embraced the common language of the American working class and branched out into his own style of writing, eventually becoming the Poet of the People. In this class you’ll create an illustration for one of Sandburg’s poems and write your own poem for optional submission in the annual Carl Sandburg poetry contest. Mar 26 :: Afternoon Session
Register Now	Safari Survey: A Middle Grade Study in African Art & Culture Survey Africa while creating your own illustrated map of the continent. Make your own African thumb piano. Craft an Adinkra cloth. And create your own pattern for a paper Kente. Apr 16 :: Afternoon Session
Register Now	Garden Methods from Here to Mars: A Middle Grade Study in Math & Biology Build your own square-foot garden box. Learn the formula for creating your own soil. Discuss hydroponics. And explore the possibility of growing things beyond our planet. Apr 30 :: Afternoon Session
Register Now	Into Uncharted Waters: A Middle Grade Study in Oceanography & Nonfiction Literature Cast away on the uncharted waters of the Atlantic Ocean as navigated prior to the 19th century. Join us as we wade through ocean currents and those who used them including kings, tradesmen and pirates. Build your own ship. Decide your motivation for trans-Atlantic passage. And create your crew’s creed of honor. May 14 :: Afternoon Session

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