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Proposal

Art Classes for Kids 2-5(Messy Makers) at the YMCA of Eau Claire

30 hours


Community partner: YMCA Sports Center
Supervisor: Christa Rogers
Beginning date:
2024-06-19
Ending Date:
2024-08-21

Service-Learning Proposal Description

1.

Briefly describe the project and the community need to be addressed.

Answer Messy sensory play can be extremely important in a child's development. This class 5 week class will allow parents and children to create, play, and interact with their child while getting messy and having fun! Messy Makers will be a mixture of art activities and messy exploration to increase sensory play into your child's day. No class July 3. Session 1= June 12-July 17 Session 2= July 24-Aug 21. Although there are many community classes and activities for school age kids it is still lacking in classes for toddlers- 5 years. These classes fill a gap our community hasn't filled yet and provides intro classes to the arts which could begin a lifetime of enjoyment and positive mental health for these children.

2.

What is the mission of the agency or organization?

Answer To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all. Guided by our core values of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility, the Y is dedicated to giving people of all ages, backgrounds and walks of life the opportunity to reach their full potential with dignity.

3.

What skills are required for this project? 

Answer -Ability to work with young children -Ability to see what needs to be done and completes the task - set up and tear down for class - Ability to lift 5-20lbs

4.

What are the objectives for the student learning and service?

Answer - Learn what the YMCA is about and ways the Y helps the community. - Learn how classes for children (toddlers-5 years)/parent benefit the community. - Learn how to implement a class with the help of the supervisor

5.

What are the availability requirements for the student?

Answer 15-30 hrs for the summer

6.

Additional information (not required).

Answer N/A