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Playing 2015 Summer Camps


Day Camps for Dreamers


until school begins again? For instance, Rock Paper Scissors can make a begin- ner in the world of sewing into an advanced fashion designer in just


H BY STACY E. DOMINGO


one summer. “Kids that are imaginative want to create,” pointed out


Amanda Robles, owner of Rock Paper Scissors. “Our instruc- tors, materials and work space allow for each student to be imaginative and creative, no mat- ter their gender. Students will become familiar with their sewing machines, learn how to manipu- late and control while sewing, learn basic stitch and seam types, as well as the concepts behind seam allowances and finish. Each class that ad- vances progresses further, and they will learn design, garment break- down, patterns and so much more.” Te Summer Sewing Camp fits best for children between 7 and 15. Parents who are interested in learning


AS THERE BEEN A SUMMER when your children weren’t starved for a challenge? Tis summer, why not check out a few camps that will help your kids make new friends, develop their interests and remain engaged


more about Rock Paper Scissors and its summer sewing camp should visit www.scissorscutpaper.net or call the studio at (843) 882-5278. Children are natural poets, with no inhibitions and unlim-


ited powers of observation and imagination. Back again, after more than a decade of serving students in the Lowcountry, is the Write of Summer program put on by Blue Bicycle Books. With guidance from published writers and educators, kids will create works that are serious, sweet or funny – or all three. “We definitely cater to more than kids who just like to


write,” explained Sara Peck, one of the instructors and also an educator. “I don’t believe there is another purely creative writing camp in the area. We want children to understand that writing doesn’t always have to be about school but that it can be fun.” Rising third- grade to rising 12th-grade students can enjoy and utilize what they learn at Write of Sum- mer; students finish camp with a solid portfolio and a coffeehouse reading.


If spending a summer learning how to be a fashion designer appeals to you, Rock Paper Scissors is an summer camp option you should consider.


Te camp takes place at different loca- tions during the summer, so be sure to visit www. writeofsummer. com for more


information, or call Blue Bicycle Books at (843) 722-2666. While only in its second year in the area, Bricks 4 Kidz has successfully made a name for itself by providing activities de-


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