“The rest of the world is only just beginning to understand what having autism means. Everyone at Camp Kaleidoscope already understands. Here we can just relax and be ourselves. We can’t wait to come back again next year.” Jessica ~Vermont
Homeschoolers can learn new skills, make new friends, and explore some lost arts that are “new” again: September 20th—24th, 2010!
We are so excited to offer this highly praised program again. The fall is beautiful in Vermont! In 2008 we learned about beekeeping, catapults, whittling and creating edibles out of apples. In 2009 the children join their groups, the Turtles, Bears or Coyotes, in exploring such activities as:
- Furniture and home repairs, Whittling whammy diddles, Structure Building, Food Preservation, Traditional Crafts, Herbal Remedies, Archery, Abacus, Quilting, Storytelling,
- Stilt Walking, Fiber Arts, Beading, Letter Writing,
- Square Dancing, Building Campfires, and much much more!
The list is endless and dependent on which artisans we bring for the week. Parents are free to bring crafts to share, read a book, relax, enjoy a hike, and eat great food prepared by others. Please check the website for more information.
“Even city people can do it!” ~ Candace & Maya (5) – New York City
“Sandra’s fiber arts class was amazing. She was extremely helpful and patient.” ~ Samantha (13) – New Jersey
Schedule
The week will begin after lunch on Monday, September 20, and end after breakfast on Friday, September 24.
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.
