Scroll on Down to Learn More About These Fun Summer Camps...Please note date change for the Whodunnit and Cool Scribbles camp ( if you picked up a flyer from the camp expo...).
Nature Writing Who? Rising 4th-6th Where? Haw Creek Park Shelter When? Monday-Friday 9:00-2:00 July 21-Jul 25 $225 Click Here to Register Facilitated by teaching artist Robin Crisculo, this outdoor-based nature writing camp will be full of creative activities including exploring trails and the creek, nature games, and fun writing activities. The week will end with a reading and celebration for participants, friends and family. WhoDunnit? Mystery Writing Camp
Who? Rising 4th-6th
Where? Thomas Wolfe House When? Tues-Friday June 17-June 20 9-3:30 $175 Click here to Register! What do great writers and great detectives have in common? Find out at ‘Whodunnit,’ where you will hone your detective skills by analyzing alibis, sleuthing out clues, and – hopefully! – catching a culprit. Writing activities exploring suspense and character will guide you in weaving a detective tale of your own. The weeks ends with a reading and reception for participants,family and friends. WhoDunnit is facilitated by True Ink Founder, writer and educator Janet Hurley. |
Time Travel
Who? Rising 4th-6th Where? Thomas Wolfe House When: Tuesday-Friday 9:00-3:30 July 22-25 $175 Click Here to Register Join children's author and veteran True Ink writer Laura Boffa as you write your way in to the past...or into the future...or maybe both. Crazy fun is bound to happen as you design your own time machine to get you started. The week will end with a reading and celebration for participants, friends and family. Cool Scribbles
Who? Rising 4th-6th
Where? Thomas Wolfe House When? Tuesday-Friday June 23-27 9-3:30 $175 With special guest, Allan Wolf Click Here to Register Cool Scribbles is a fun, experiential camp for young writers. We explore "writerly habits" and exercise our right and left brains through wordplay, improv games, collage work, and getting out in the world to hunt interesting characters, stray pieces of dialog, physical details from the mundane to the amazing, and moments we can explode into scenes or poems. And if that wasn't enough fun, on Wednesday, poet, author and performer Allan Wolf will visit for a fun exploration of bringing history and people to life in poetry. His book, The Watch That Ends the Night is an award-winning account of life and lives aboard the Titanic. The camp ends with a reading and reception for parents and friends. |
