I may have 1 student in a wheel chair; I can confirm ahead if needed. If I have more than 50 people interested (and I expect we will), can we offer this for up to more and have 2 groups split and swap for art/tour? Or should I schedule a second/completely separate trip later in the day or on a different day? If we can do 2 groups at the same time and split, I could divide into a group of middle/high school and elementary students. Let me know what works, and what a good max would be if we can do swapping groups. Thank you!
I have requested a scheduled a flip tour/art class since we have 58 students. I have 1 tour scheduled for half of our group while the other half is in the class and then our groups would flip or switch places.
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Students will learn the fundamentals of glass fusing while creating their silly, scary or friendly monster. They will learn how to design and cut glass safely using different tools. Students will be wearing safety goggles at all times. No glass cutting is required. All skill levels are welcome, all materials provided.
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This engaging art class focuses on sensory exploration, enhancing fine motor skills, and fostering social connections. Students will learn to express emotions and stories through color, developing artistic talent and…explore how artists "talk" with color. Imagine painting flowers with your fingertips using vibrant yellows and oranges, or creating a serene landscape with soothing blue and green ink washes. This process sparks artistic self-expression and creative connection with others.
