Jen B <jenb_11@...> wrote:

To clarify, kids camp is not an area to do work trade
for at ticket to dreamtime. sorry!

jen

--- Crystal Wise <crystlwise@yahoo.com> wrote:

> Zoe
> My partner and I would like to both volunteer for
> kids camp on Sunday... He wants to do games/music
> with the kids... I want to do art projects
> tambourines, hats....
> There has been an issue that has come up with our
> placement shifts (Fri/Sat 11:45- 6pm both days) that
> it would be preferred that there are no children
> involved because of the high number of
> vehicles(understandable).... We are wanting to know
> if we both get involved on Sunday if we could do
> work trade for one or both Fri/Sat? My daughter
> Tamika is very skilled at hoola-hooping, she got
> involved in the arts fest teaching young women...
> Ken does open mic and plays wonderful guitar, sings,
> juggles very well and has worked at kids camp up @
> Shawnee National..... I play drum, dance bells, tell
> wonderful stories and love to play & do art...
> work/trade is not our only option for Tamika, her
> godmother will be there along with many family
> friends but last year when I left I just wished that
> she could have socialized on her level more... does
> that make since?
> Appreciate all your time and I will look forward
> to hearing from you...
> Blessings
> Crystal
>
> perpetually_here <perpetually_here@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Volunteers interested in Kid's Camp:
>
> Below you will find an outline for what will be
> happening out at
> Dreamtime this year. You will notice that there are
> some specific
> time slots for different things. These activities
> are meant to be very
> transient, meaning the kids' level of interest will
> determine what
> truly happens next. I am hoping that a spontaneous
> group of adults
> each day will gather to facilitate an afternoon of
> revolutionary play,
> by using the supplies and vision provided, as well
> as bringing their
> energy to the circle in whatever way they want. Some
> people may show
> up with only their presence to offer (those people
> are essential),
> while others will show up prepared to host a small
> workshop or lead a
> specific game of some sort. Although I will not be
> present the entire
> time, there are individuals who will be directing
> the flow of energy
> so that the basic concept is carried out. Anyone who
> is interested in
> bringing a workshop, I ask that you communicate with
> me in whatever
> way you can beforehand, so that things run smoothly
> during the day.
> There may be more than one workshop/activity offered
> to the kids at
> any given time. Also, attached you will find a list
> of desired
> supplies. If you find you have any of these things
> lying about (no
> need to buy anything), bring them to Dreamtime to
> enhance the
> creativity of the camp. Anything else not on the
> list that you may
> want to bring, feel free. Thanks so much for your
> interest and ideas!!
> ~ Zoe Clare
>
> KID'S CAMP 2006
>
> Come share space with the future of Dreamtime! Kid's
> Camp is place
> where we create revolution through intentional play.
> Each day will
> include ceremony, workshops, art and music, snack
> time and most
> importantly, a safe place for kids to hang out. No
> children left
> unattended, please.
>
> Friday 12-5pm "Portal into Dreamtime":
>
> 12-12:15 Opening Ceremony
> 12:15-12:45 Registration/Name Tags
> 12:45-1:45 Lunch Break (not provided, though there
> will be snack later
> in the day)
> 2:00-2:45 workshops (dance – jane, etc.)
> 2:45- 3:30 Sing Your Soul! – sing-a-long led by
> various musicians
> 3:30-4:30 Ceremonial Snack and wind-down
> 4:30-4:45 Closing Ceremony
>
> Saturday "Walking Among Stars"
> 12-12:15 Opening Ceremony
> 12:15-12:45 Spirit Dancing Pt.2! – with Jane
> 12:45-1:45 Lunch Break (not provided, though there
> will be snack later
> in the day)
> 2:00-3:00 workshops (face-painting, herb walk, etc.)
> 3:00- 3:30 Sing Your Soul! – sing-a-long led by
> various musicians
> 3:30-4:30 Ceremonial Snack and wind-down
> 4:30-4:45 Closing Ceremony
>
> Sunday "Indigo Explorations"
> 12-1:00 Rehearsal
> 1:00-1:15 Opening Ceremony
> 1:15-1:30 Kid's perform songs learned in Sing-a-Long
> – parent's are
> invited to play the audience while kids put on a
> great performance.
> 1:30-2:30 Lunch Break – Feel free to bring food to
> share potluck style
> 2:45-4:45 Indigo Explorations – Many musicians will
> join us to raise
> up the energy in a rhythmic offering to close out
> the camp.
> 4:45-5:00 – Closing Ceremony
>
> Kid's Camp Wish List:
>
> Different colored beads
> Feathers
> String (hemp)
> Craft glue
> Markers/crayons
> Puff paint
> Scissors
> Clear packaging tape
> Construction paper
> Fabric scraps
> rope
> *large cooler*
> *tarp*
> *healthy snack food to share on Sunday*
>
>
>
>
>
>
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