The Lost Arts Week

Homeschoolers can learn new skills, make new friends, and explore some lost arts that are “new” again:

September 10th—14th, 2012!

Fall is a beautiful time to enjoy Vermont! Come enjoy our 700 acre facility, meet other families, relax, and learn new skills. In the past we’ve offered whittling, drumming, building catapults, beekeeping, cooking, recording radio shows, herbal remedies, quilting, storytelling, square dancing, beading, letter writing and archery.

Children will be divided by age into groups - the Bears, Turtles, Coyotes, and Beavers - and travel from class to class doing different activities.

Marc Gussen, naturalist extraordinaire, will be joining us again to teach primitive and survival skills and lead morning and nighttime walks.

Kids also love fiber arts and candle making with Sandra Griffith, a Waldorf trained handiwork teacher.

While the children are engaged, adults can take advantage of the beautiful site, hiking, knitting on the porch, networking, and relaxing.

Schedule

The week will begin after lunch on Monday, September 10, and end after breakfast on Friday, September 14.

“Sandra’s fiber arts class was amazing. She was extremely helpful and patient.”
Samantha (13) ~ New Jersey

“Even city people can do it!”
Candace & Maya (5) ~ New York City

"During Lost Arts, I enjoy the lost art of hanging out with my family and new friends."
Lynn ~ New Jersey

 Questions? Please call Carole at (802) 881-8278 for more information about the program. Please call our office at 1-800-430-2667 if you have any questions about food, lodging or registration. 

Circles on the hill, starry nights, gorgeous fall scenery, and delicious food all add to the sweetness of this one of a kind experience!