Art Lessons for Homeschool Teenagers
A letter from Kirsty ...
To my Artventure Family,
Whether your homeschooling family signed up the day I launched back in 2012, or if you joined just this week for the first time, the homeschool community have been so loyal to Artventure and me. You've sent me your requests, emailed me your kids' incredible artworks, given me feedback so I can grow... I have little artists who are part of the Artventure Family all over the world! THANK YOU for being a part of this journey with me.
One of the requests I often hear is "can we please have more difficult lessons for older kids?". Your requests are important to me so I've been working very hard this year. I've brought in 2 awesome secondary school art teachers (Sue and Wendy, who have combined experience of over 60 years!) and we are now proud to announce that we are launching a brand new library of art lessons for teenagers!! It's called ART EYE DEER and I know you're going to love it.
Here's the current situation... We have 45 lessons in our brand new library (Artventure launched with only 25!) and we're in the process of making many more. We will have hundreds of lessons to choose from (eventually), but at the moment we're still filming, editing and uploading.
I'd like to invite you to grow with me.
As you're a current Homeschool Artventure member, I would like to offer you an EXCLUSIVE, NEVER-TO-BE-REPEATED DEAL. While Art Eye Deer is young, you're welcome to sign up now and never pay full price.
65% OFF FOREVER!!
NEVER PAY FULL PRICE
Here's what you do:
1. Sign up to Art Eye Deer
2. Use this CODE when it comes to pay: GROWWITHME
I can't offer this for too long, so this offer expires on the 31st of December 2018. We will be doing a full launch in January 2019. I understand that you might have friends or family who want to use this discount code, I'm happy for you to share it, including GIFT MEMBERSHIPS (just in time for the holidays!).
If you have any questions, comments or feedback, please click "reply" and share your thoughts with me, I would love to hear from you.
Happy arty days to you, Kim and to your kids/students,
Kirsty xx
PS. This is a "soft launch" (I'm only emailing Homeschool families at this stage) so if you find a crease that needs ironing (ie something doesn't work properly on the website) please email me ASAP. Thanks xx
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Tuesday, 4 December 2018
Fwd: Grow with me - (BREAKING NEWS) - message from Kirsty
Tuesday, 27 November 2018
Homeschool Breakup
Wednesday, 31 October 2018
Homeschool Breakup - save the date!
Sunday, 19 August 2018
Fwd: Arthur's Pass Outdoor Education
From: APOEC <apoec@ymcachch.org.nz>
Date: Mon, Aug 20, 2018 at 12:55 PM
Subject: Arthur's Pass Outdoor Education
Hi ,
My name is Gemma and I am the manager at Arthur's Pass Outdoor Education Centre.
Earlier this year we had some home school families from Canterbury join together for a camp out here that ran similarly to a school camp. The goal for them was to give the students and parents an opportunity to socialise with others in a similar situation to them while having some fun outdoors. The weekend was very successful and I want to see if you can help me to see if there are other students and families around the South Island who may be interested in something similar.
Firstly due to feedback we have received, in the upcoming school holidays we are looking to launch our first Family Olympics to encourage families to get outside and explore while participating in a bit of healthy competition. This is open to all ages and families and therefore is an opportunity to experience what we have to offer while meeting new people and having a fun weekend.
We will provide food, programme and accommodation over Sat & Sun (2 weekends to choose from). Families will then have the option to extend their stay throughout the week ($30 per adult; $20 per child per night for accommodation only) which will give them the opportunity to participate in some of the free activities that The Department of Conservation will be putting on or they can explore Arthur's Pass and surrounds at their own leisure.
Would it be possible for you to email the poster attached to families who you think may be interested please?
Secondly, we also offer tailor-made programmes and family camps around particular intended learning outcomes and interests if families would prefer. We can accommodate 45 people at a time with the option of having an additional 28 at the Alpine Club depending on room shares. We run programmes all year round and choose suitable activities for the weather conditions. We also have a range of gear such as rain coats, thermals, gloves, hats, sun hats etc. that participants can borrow at no extra charge if they do not own them.
Please let me know if this is something you think your families would be interested in as I am keen to broaden the opportunities for young people to experience the outdoors.
Kind regards,
Gemma Murphy
Manager - Arthur's Pass Outdoor Education Centre
YMCA, Arthur's Pass Outdoor Education Centre
West Coast Road, PO Box 51007
Arthur's Pass 7654, New Zealand
P +64 3 318 9249 E apoec@ymcachch.org.nz
M +64 27 411 4569
Wednesday, 20 June 2018
Thursday, 31 May 2018
Fwd: Community Conservation Symposium, 14-15 June (Shantytown and field trips)
Have a look at the programme and see what you think. And I'd be hugely grateful if you could share it with other home-schoolers on the coast. I know some schools are thinking of bringing a few senior students.
Hope you like what you see and can come!
Any questions let me know.
Inger
PS normal rate for the Thursday – main conference day - is $75, students $25. The field trips are half price for students, which isn't shown on the website, but I'll make the deductions.
INGER PERKINS | Manager, West Coast Penguin Trust | 03 755 8600 or 027 370 1876
www.bluepenguin.org.nz | Facebook | Donate
Hello!
The Community Conservation Symposium, to be presented by the West Coast Penguin Trust, will be held at Shantytown on Thursday 14th June with field trips to local community conservation projects on Friday 15th June and we're hoping you will join us!
Our objective is to support you - community groups and individuals involved in conservation on the West Coast, those hoping to become involved and those with an interest in our natural environment - to learn from experts in their fields, from professionals, scientists and practitioners, and through networking – with experts and with each other.
A packed day of presentations at Shantytown will include a broad range of topics from predator control to fundraising and forest ecology to trust governance. Networking opportunities will be extended through a winter dinner social immediately afterwards, generously sponsored by DOC here on the Coast.
Optional field trips are available the following day and will include Cobden restoration together with a trapping workshop, the kiwi crèche at Moonlight, and a variety of projects up the Coast Road.
The full programme is available here: Community Conservation Symposium 14-15 June 2018 Programme
Register at http://www.bluepenguin.org.nz/
symposium-registration/
Students pay just $25 for the main day, and field trips are half price for students.
Please share this with anyone you think may be interested, please make the most of this unique opportunity and we hope to see you there!
Warm regards
Inger
INGER PERKINS
Manager
West Coast Penguin Trust
P: 03 755 8600 M: 027 370 1876 W: www.bluepenguin.org.nz E: info@bluepenguin.org.nz D=Donate!
PO Box 63, Hokitika 7842, New Zealand
We have experts working on the protection of penguins and seabirds but we need your help to continue our projects that will ensure the survival of these threatened species on the West Coast. You can donate by clicking here. Thank you.
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Friday, 25 May 2018
Shantytown Day for Older Students
Wednesday, 4 April 2018
Saturday, 24 March 2018
Fwd: FW: Jumpstart 2018
Here it is…
Sharing His Life,
Dale EPP
Field Representative
Mobile: 027 398-7099
Email: daleepp@capernwray.org.nz
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Thursday, 22 March 2018
Monday, 19 March 2018
Fwd: Shantytown trip for archaeology week
Thursday, 15 March 2018
Fwd: Vintage Machinery Show
We thoroughly enjoyed last year's vintage machinery show. Apparently, this year's will be bigger.
Could you pass this email on to the homeschool groups?
https://www.eventfinda.co.nz/
2018/vintage-machinery- transport-show-with-country- fair/kirwee
Thanks!
Sebastiaan and Sarah
Fwd: Exciting opportunity - Fanimals TV2
Kia ora koutou,
We've got a new and exciting opportunity for people aged 7-14 years old!
The TV show Fanimals is looking for enthusiastic kids to host the segment "Aotearoa Superheroes", all about protecting NZ's amazing species.
Here's some more information from producer Kimberley:
Kia ora koutou,
I am working on a new television show for children called Fanimals. It's a show about animals that will screen at 4pm every day after school on TV2.
One of our segments is called "Aotearoa Superheroes" and is all about young people who are doing awesome work to protect Aotearoa's native species.
Each segment is hosted by the child (aged 7 - 14) and focuses on them as superheroes, as well as the super species they're trying to project.
We're looking for an opportunity for children to show us what they're doing and to easily film the species they're trying to protect.
I'm looking for stories and wondering if any of you can help. Please feel free to send me a message or email me (kimberley@fledgemedia.co.nz) with ideas.
So, if you are super keen, or if you know someone who might be, please get in touch with Kimberley – she'd love to hear from you!
Ngā mihi nui,
George
YBNZ Coordinator
Tuesday, 6 March 2018
Art Afternoon Date mistake
From: West Coast Home Educators <hewestcoast@gmail.com>
Date: 7 March 2018 at 17:27
Subject: Art Afternoon
To: West Coast Home Educators <hewestcoast@gmail.com>
Art Afternoon
Wednesday, 14 February 2018
Fwd: FW: 2018 YoungBirders Field Camp (YBFC) Expression of Interest Form - Rakiura 16-22 April 2018
Kia ora,
The Birds New Zealand youth camp is running again this year!
It will be held on Stewart Island or Rakiura – Birds NZ is looking for keen participants, aged 13-18 years old (apologies to our members who don't fit this age bracket, but we thought you might be able to share with some people who do?) and super keen on birds.
It will be a truly amazing experience, with lots of learning opportunities, along with conservation work and birding.
So if you are (or you know someone) a keen 13-18 year old, with a massive passion for birds and would love to come on this camp, please fill out the attached form and send it back to Sharon Alderson, salderson@doc.govt.nz
Also, lots of the YBNZ team will be attending, so it'd be a great opportunity to meet each other!
If you have any questions, feel free to contact Sharon or myself (George.hobson@youngbirdersnz.
Ngā mihi,
George
YBNZ Coordinator
From: Sharon Alderson [mailto:salderson@doc.govt.nz]
Sent: Monday, 12 February 2018 5:52 PM
Subject: FW: 2018 YoungBirders Field Camp (YBFC) Expression of Interest Form - Rakiura 16-22 April 2018
Kia ora koutou –
You are receiving this email as you or someone in your family is a YoungBirder who may be interested in attending the week long Field Camp in the April school holidays, OR because you can share the Camp information with young BirdsNZ members.
Apologies that we are running a little late with the paperwork this year, but we will catch up in the next few weeks.
This email will provide you with enough information for those YoungBirders who are keen to attend this year's camp to apply.
The Camp will be held on Rakiura/Stewart Island and parts of Southland from 16-22 April (see further details of location and activities at the end of this email)
Cost to participants will be $200 per person PLUS travel costs to and from Camp.
Note that currently we are engaging with AirNZ to see if we can get a special rate for air travel.
Separate emails will follow with details of logistics etc once we confirm attendance.
Interested YoungBirders (13-18 years old at time of camp) MUST complete the attached form to indicate their interest and return this to me by return email by 5pm 19 February 2018.
Note that this DOES NOT confirm that you have a place at camp, it just gets you on the list for selection.
We will have space for 15 attendees this year – a little more than previous years. If we have more than 15 applicants – there will be a selection process based on the information provided on the forms.
About this year's field camp:
Organiser: Lloyd Esler
Co-ordinator: Sharon Alderson
(There will be other adults assisting & providing appropriate supervision etc )
Monday 16 April. Fly to Invercargill. We'll meet you. Staying with local OSNZ members or at Beach Road holiday Camp overnight.
Exploration around the south coast and Oreti Beach. Get-together in the evening.
Tuesday 17 April to Bluff, ferry to Stewart Island 9.45am Work with DoC and local groups.
Evening out to Acker's Point for penguins, Sooty shearwaters, kiwi and bats. Stay Stewart Island backpackers.
Wednesday 18 April Ulva Island via charter boat and pelagic trip out into the strait – Whero Rock etc. Stay backpackers. DoC input.
Thursday 19 April Local walks and activities. Afternoon project perhaps with DoC? Penguins, kiwi, local film, traps, five minute counts.
Friday 20 April 8am ferry to Bluff. Visit Awarua Bay for waders (Low tide midday unfortunately) then Waikawa Harbour and on to Borland Lodge on the edge of Fiordland National Park
Saturday 21 April To Milford Sound, staying Borland Lodge again. Possibility of Blue ducks and Rock wrens. Pest control along the Milford Road.
Sunday 22 April Return to Invercargill. Riverton Estuary, Oreti Beach, Gemstone Beach etc.
Evening – flights home. Suggested flight is the 6.15pm one to Christchurch, Wellington and Auckland
Trip reports from the last two Field Camps:
https://www.osnz.org.nz/Youth-
https://www.osnz.org.nz/node/
Please get in touch with me if you have questions,
I look forward to receiving expressions of interest!
Nga mihi,
Sharon
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Friday, 12 January 2018
Wanted!
Junior Brass Band members wanted!
Learn to play an instrument!
Trombone, tuba, saxophone, drums, trumpet....etc,etc!
And all for free!
A great opportunity for your child to give an instrument a go without a huge investment. You will also be supporting local community initiatives.
Tuition and instrument (for loan) provided.
10am Saturday mornings for about 45 min
Hokitika Brass Band Hall
Minimum age of 8 years old
For more information please contact
Justin Cook, the teacher/tutor
021 115 0479
nojunkjc@gmail.com