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We Partnered Up!

We’re excited to partner with Oak & Ivy Learning to bring their weekly curriculum to life through hands-on art at Summer’s Art Studio & Gallery.

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Each week, students will work on a project inspired by what they are currently learning through Oak & Ivy. We will alternate between History and Science, giving students a creative way to explore their lessons and better remember what they’ve learned.

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Classes are divided by age and offered at two different times. Space is limited and registration is first come, first served. You may pay by the day or 4-weeks at a time.

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Step Up For Students funds are accepted through the portal, or families may register and pay directly below.

Choose Your Class!

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2:00 PM - Kindergarten

A hands-on class created especially for our youngest Oak & Ivy learners! Kindergarten students will explore their weekly History and Science lessons through age-appropriate art, building, and creative projects designed to make learning fun and memorable.

3:15 PM - Kindergarten

Our second Kindergarten group offers the same hands-on experience, bringing Oak & Ivy's History and Science curriculum to life through projects and activities.

2:00 PM - 2nd-4th Grade

Students will take their Oak & Ivy lessons beyond the books with hands-on projects connected to their weekly curriculum. We'll alternate between History & Science using art to reinforce their weekly lessons.

3:15 PM - 5th-8th Grade

Designed for older students, this class connects Oak & Ivy's weekly History and Science curriculum with more advanced creative projects. Students will explore concepts through art and hands-on learning.

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Examples Of Projects:

History:

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Vikings- Make vintage maps with wax seals and illustrations.

Columbus - Paint an expedition through the sea.

Indigenous Peoples of North America - Build small boats, test their designs, and race them — combining history, engineering, and hands-on problem solving.

The 1600s- Historic signboards, design and paint a period-inspired shop or trade sign using symbols, lettering, and visual communication.

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Science:

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Field Art & Observation - Science journal with nature materials, observational drawing, labeling, texture, and collected material inspiration.

Adaptations - Illustrate how organisms adapt to environments through form, function, and visual comparison.

Rivers & Culture - Explore how rivers shape settlement, movement, resources, and culture through a final visual project.

Nature Watercolor - Watercolor + salt, experiment with resist-like textures, color movement, and natural forms.

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WE CANT WAIT TO WELCOME YOU!

-Summer, Logan, & Jordan

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