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photo courtesy Rockland Center For the Arts (RoCA)<br />
MORE<br />
SUMMER<br />
CAMPS 2011<br />
In our February issue, we included<br />
a summer camp feature story.<br />
We offer here a few more excellent<br />
options for children and families<br />
to choose from in our area.<br />
e Elisabeth Morrow School,<br />
Englewood, New Jersey<br />
Summer Explorations, offers a unique blend<br />
of camp and school, with a wide variety of<br />
choices to stretch a child’s imagination, intellect<br />
and muscles. e 14-acre wooded campus,<br />
playgrounds, playing fields, science and<br />
computer labs provide just the right setting for<br />
learning and recreation. ree-year-olds<br />
through grade one explore their world through<br />
games, movement, music, stories, water play,<br />
drama and arts and crafts. Students in grades<br />
two through six investigate special interests,<br />
develop concepts and extend skills in mathematics,<br />
reading, writing, science, technology<br />
and more. In the afternoon, students make<br />
daily choices, which include sports, arts and<br />
crafts, technology, cooking, science and other<br />
special activities. We offer three two-week sessions<br />
with half or full day options June 27<br />
through August 5. For more info, please visit<br />
our website at www.elisabethmorrow.org<br />
Lightbox <strong>Nyack</strong>, Summer Programs<br />
Digital Photography—<br />
is week-long course for teens will teach the<br />
basics of digital photography, using our beautiful<br />
natural available light, as well as studio<br />
lighting, emphasizing shooting pictures and<br />
post production. We will go on location in<br />
<strong>Nyack</strong> and take a field trip to the Museum of<br />
Modern Art in NYC. Enhancing, improving,<br />
archiving, and outputting our pictures (to<br />
Facebook, slideshows, prints, blogs, etc.) are<br />
topics that will be covered. Curriculum is<br />
partially determined by participants. Past projects<br />
have included portraiture, family documentation,<br />
blog-making and filmmaking.<br />
Session 1: July 5—8, Tues thru Fri, 10-4; fee:<br />
$375. Session 2: July 11—15, Mon thru Fri,<br />
10–4; fee: $450.<br />
Fashion Camp—<br />
Take a whirlwind slideshow tour of fashion<br />
history, learn how a magazine spread comes to<br />
life and then become a stylist, putting together<br />
a fashion “story,” and photographing your own<br />
looks with professional studio equipment.<br />
Learn how to become a fashion blogger. e<br />
6 <strong>The</strong> <strong>Nyack</strong> <strong>Villager</strong> March, 2011
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