Photo course for kids 4-6 years
Posted by Isabelle:
I was looking for fun photography class for my son and I finally found a great one! If your child loves photography, maybe he/she will love this course too!
PHOTO COURSE FOR CHILDREN 4 TO 6 YEARS OLD.
LOCATION: Hudson
DURATION: 6 weeks, 1 hour each lesson
COST: $ 65 (or $ 50 if you have your own memory card to leave at the studio)
CLASSES: Each week the theme will be different and will be based on fun and learning photography. The children will complete an album of 24 photos of their choice. They will choose their favorite picture and it will be blow up to a 8 x 10 and displayed during a vernissage. The course will be bilingual, with two teachers and during this time, parents can take an hour for themselves!
DAY: The course will be Monday, Wednesday or Friday morning from 10am to 11am or 10:30 am to 11:30am.
START: As soon as possible
If this course interests you, be sure to contact me as soon as possible, with your preference on the day and time, your children's names and ages. I will contact you as soon as I have the final details!
Isabelle - isabelle@centrenaturalhealing.com
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photography class
Wow! Liam would love to take this class. Distance and no vehicle leaves him out of the Hudson class.
Any chance of having something like this at Communidée?
There's always a chance!
It's a nice idea... I'll keep my ears open for someone to do a photo course, and you all can do the same : )
Sonya
Atwater library potential
our parents did a digital photography course at the atwater library. It was free and a lot of fun. Not sure if they would be capable of offering it for children but just thought i'd put that out there. Next time I'm in the area I'll see if there is any possibility. There were two full-time staff members there (as far as I understood it) who do their digital literacy project.
Also as a side note we had the children in the children's library (downstairs from the adult one) there and I got talking with them and they seemed pretty homeschooling friendly. Nothing formal but they liked the idea of doing something with homeschoolers. Initially they said homeschoolers would be welcome at their "after school" (crafty, chess etc.) programs but i def got the vibe there was potential there. The main librarian there (well at least the one we spoke with the most) also worked at the other branch so that would be included i assume.
melissa
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