Rock Painting Workshop

Submitted by alsanders on Fri, 2016-06-17 14:50

Description:

In June 2016 we had a rock painting workshop outside of the Library for kids. We asked kids to bring their own rock and we used paint and juice boxes leftover from other programming so this program did not cost the Library any money directly. We did this on a Saturday afternoon and the sun was shining and while we gave kids examples of what they could paint on their rocks, most of them came up with their own designs.

Number of sessions:

Length of program session:

30-60 minutes

Presenter(s):

Amanda Sanders

Audience

Primary Audience:

Preschool (aged 3-4)

Primary (Gr. K-3 or aged 5-8)

Intermediate (Gr. 4-7 or aged 9-12)

Middle School/Junior Secondary (Gr. 8-10 or aged 13-16)

Young Families/Parents

Secondary Audience:

Preschool (aged 3-4)

Primary (Gr. K-3 or aged 5-8)

Intermediate (Gr. 4-7 or aged 9-12)

Middle School/Junior Secondary (Gr. 8-10 or aged 13-16)

Young Families/Parents

Resources

Resources required (materials/supplies; food/refreshments, etc.):

Rocks (provided by attendees) Paint Brushes Paint Buckets for water Juice Boxes Paper Towel

Budget for this program:

Evaluation

What were the goals/objectives of your program?:

To enjoy the sunshine and do an outdoor craft

Feedback from Participants:

Loved it!

Highlights - what worked well?:

Everything! When you don't have definite structure to the activity kids are free to explore their creativity and being able to enjoy the warm weather is always a plus :)

What would you change about this program?:

Nothing!

Program photos:

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