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Art Literacy Camp
Tiverton, RI


summer 2022

Art Literacy Camp in collaboration with
the Core Organization (www.thinkfeelcreate.org)


Science, technology, Engineering, 3-D art PROJECTS, PAINTING, along with reading, Writing, performing arts, AND FUN!

Please click on Enrollment Information for more details.


July 11th - July 15th

Theme:  Express Yourself camp

Celebrating Ourselves and EACH OTHER


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Our Summer 2017 graduates with our community service volunteers!

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Sibling discounts
(Discount Code: Siblings 2)
​and
partial scholarships available.
Inquire at [email protected]. 

ABOUT US
In 2009, Sheree Alves, Susan Cardoza and Danielle Singh founded the Art Literacy Camp. Brought together by their passion for integration in the education field, the founders formed a summer program that would create an optimal learning environment while fostering creativity.

Integrative arts & literacy program

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Integrative Arts and Literacy Program
The program offers integrated literacy and arts for students entering grades 1-6 and has proved to bridge learning from the previous school year to the next. It motivates students to become involved and proficient in reading, writing and speaking.

EXPLORATION THROUGH A VARIETY OF LEARNING MODALITIES

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Not all students are auditory learners.  Here at the Art Literacy Camp we integrate visual and performing arts to instruct our visual and kinesthetic learners
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Literacy Through The Arts and Technology

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Lessons are adapted to integrate visual and performing arts in an innovative way.

Students engage in self and group expression by creating original works, developing the ability to communicate through art, and making connections between visual arts and other disciplines.

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