Interested in a class near you?
I love to travel and teach. I would love to visit your area and tailor a program for your members. I am located in the ACT, so any place 3-5 hours away is manageable on weekends. Even more so if local hosting and fuel costs can be covered.
If you are interested in organising a class for me to teach in your area, please fill out the following form: Form
Please note that I am a fulltime teacher mundanely, and therefore can only teach on weekends or during the ACT school holidays.
Here are examples of previously taught classes:
Glass Bead Making- Youth Class
An introduction to glass beads through cultures and ages, including a practical section to make several of your own glass beads. Students should come away with several beads and general information on glass beads through time.
Teenagers (13-18 yr olds) Older children (8-12 yr olds) must have parental supervision. It is a requirement that the teenagers and children participating with adult supervision can listen and follow instructions and are mature and aware of behaviour to maintain safety.
- Activity will take 30-45 minutes for kids/teens.
- Pre-Booking is needed.
- Capacity of 5 participants. ( This does not include parents, though they will not be able to participate in this session)
- Participation fee of $5 dollars to cover materials used in glassmaking.
Introduction to Glass bead making- Workshop
An introduction to glass beads through cultures and ages, including a practical section to make several of your own glass beads. Students should come away with several beads and general information on glass beads through time.
Classes will require participants to wear enclosed shoes, tied back hair, fire-safe clothing, gloves and safety glasses. If participants have any of these, feel free to bring your own along, including a dust mask for handling bead release and didymium glasses to protect your eyes from sodium flare.
- Hour long class.
- Maximum 5 people at a time.
- Pre-bookings required.
- $10 fee for materials.
Researching and recreating Glass Beads through the ages
An in-depth review and round table discussion of extant artifacts and advanced research and recreation techniques.
This hour-long class will take participants through a variety of techniques and approaches to researching glass beads, recreating extant artifacts, creating your own interpretations, and providing detailed documentation.
There will also be an overview of how to meet Lochac arts and sciences rubrics and using rubrics throughout the known world to improve your work and research.
Books and other documentation will be available for participants to browse.
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