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Monday June 15, 2026
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Summer Art Camps - Grades 4-6 (2026-2027 School Year) 2026 Summer Art CampsStudents will explore the Wild West through art!The young artists will experience the history and culture of the Wild West through art. They will have mini drawing lessons each day. These skills will be applied to create projects throughout the week. Students will have the freedom to create their own ideas within the parameters of the projects. The elements and principles of design are introduced to the students in all the works. The artists to be studied are Frederick Remington and Georgia O’Keeffe. They will recognize their painting style, understand the historic content, and name the title. Students will have an independent project to work on during their “free time while the other students are completing theirs. It is possible that all the projects will not be completed, and some projects may be changed. Projects are listed below for each age group. All supplies are included. Grades 1-3 Drawing by shape mini lessons – students will draw animals such as a lizard, scorpion, prairie dog, wolf)Independent work -Still Life Drawing of the “cowboys gear” – students will draw (boots, horse bridle, blanket, saddle, hat) and if time permits, they can color pencil itIndian Mask - temperaCactus against the prairie sky- watercolorAztec Pendant – Clay Mobile - insectPrint – student’s choice from a drawingGrades 4-6Contour drawing mini lessons (cactus, adobe home, desert animals, insects, horses, etc.) Landscape of a desert - watercolor Independent work – Still Life Drawing of the “cowboy’s gear” – students will position and draw (boots, hat, spurs, lasso rope, hose bridle saddle, blanket)–there is a focus on composition and shading to create form Clay sculpture - animal3-d Totem Pole - tempera paint Block Print – insect - *a linoleum cutting tool will be used for this project

Tuesday June 16, 2026
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Summer Art Camps - Grades 4-6 (2026-2027 School Year) 2026 Summer Art CampsStudents will explore the Wild West through art!The young artists will experience the history and culture of the Wild West through art. They will have mini drawing lessons each day. These skills will be applied to create projects throughout the week. Students will have the freedom to create their own ideas within the parameters of the projects. The elements and principles of design are introduced to the students in all the works. The artists to be studied are Frederick Remington and Georgia O’Keeffe. They will recognize their painting style, understand the historic content, and name the title. Students will have an independent project to work on during their “free time while the other students are completing theirs. It is possible that all the projects will not be completed, and some projects may be changed. Projects are listed below for each age group. All supplies are included. Grades 1-3 Drawing by shape mini lessons – students will draw animals such as a lizard, scorpion, prairie dog, wolf)Independent work -Still Life Drawing of the “cowboys gear” – students will draw (boots, horse bridle, blanket, saddle, hat) and if time permits, they can color pencil itIndian Mask - temperaCactus against the prairie sky- watercolorAztec Pendant – Clay Mobile - insectPrint – student’s choice from a drawingGrades 4-6Contour drawing mini lessons (cactus, adobe home, desert animals, insects, horses, etc.) Landscape of a desert - watercolor Independent work – Still Life Drawing of the “cowboy’s gear” – students will position and draw (boots, hat, spurs, lasso rope, hose bridle saddle, blanket)–there is a focus on composition and shading to create form Clay sculpture - animal3-d Totem Pole - tempera paint Block Print – insect - *a linoleum cutting tool will be used for this project

Wednesday June 17, 2026
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Summer Art Camps - Grades 4-6 (2026-2027 School Year) 2026 Summer Art CampsStudents will explore the Wild West through art!The young artists will experience the history and culture of the Wild West through art. They will have mini drawing lessons each day. These skills will be applied to create projects throughout the week. Students will have the freedom to create their own ideas within the parameters of the projects. The elements and principles of design are introduced to the students in all the works. The artists to be studied are Frederick Remington and Georgia O’Keeffe. They will recognize their painting style, understand the historic content, and name the title. Students will have an independent project to work on during their “free time while the other students are completing theirs. It is possible that all the projects will not be completed, and some projects may be changed. Projects are listed below for each age group. All supplies are included. Grades 1-3 Drawing by shape mini lessons – students will draw animals such as a lizard, scorpion, prairie dog, wolf)Independent work -Still Life Drawing of the “cowboys gear” – students will draw (boots, horse bridle, blanket, saddle, hat) and if time permits, they can color pencil itIndian Mask - temperaCactus against the prairie sky- watercolorAztec Pendant – Clay Mobile - insectPrint – student’s choice from a drawingGrades 4-6Contour drawing mini lessons (cactus, adobe home, desert animals, insects, horses, etc.) Landscape of a desert - watercolor Independent work – Still Life Drawing of the “cowboy’s gear” – students will position and draw (boots, hat, spurs, lasso rope, hose bridle saddle, blanket)–there is a focus on composition and shading to create form Clay sculpture - animal3-d Totem Pole - tempera paint Block Print – insect - *a linoleum cutting tool will be used for this project

Thursday June 18, 2026
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Summer Art Camps - Grades 4-6 (2026-2027 School Year) 2026 Summer Art CampsStudents will explore the Wild West through art!The young artists will experience the history and culture of the Wild West through art. They will have mini drawing lessons each day. These skills will be applied to create projects throughout the week. Students will have the freedom to create their own ideas within the parameters of the projects. The elements and principles of design are introduced to the students in all the works. The artists to be studied are Frederick Remington and Georgia O’Keeffe. They will recognize their painting style, understand the historic content, and name the title. Students will have an independent project to work on during their “free time while the other students are completing theirs. It is possible that all the projects will not be completed, and some projects may be changed. Projects are listed below for each age group. All supplies are included. Grades 1-3 Drawing by shape mini lessons – students will draw animals such as a lizard, scorpion, prairie dog, wolf)Independent work -Still Life Drawing of the “cowboys gear” – students will draw (boots, horse bridle, blanket, saddle, hat) and if time permits, they can color pencil itIndian Mask - temperaCactus against the prairie sky- watercolorAztec Pendant – Clay Mobile - insectPrint – student’s choice from a drawingGrades 4-6Contour drawing mini lessons (cactus, adobe home, desert animals, insects, horses, etc.) Landscape of a desert - watercolor Independent work – Still Life Drawing of the “cowboy’s gear” – students will position and draw (boots, hat, spurs, lasso rope, hose bridle saddle, blanket)–there is a focus on composition and shading to create form Clay sculpture - animal3-d Totem Pole - tempera paint Block Print – insect - *a linoleum cutting tool will be used for this project

Friday June 19, 2026
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Summer Art Camps - Grades 4-6 (2026-2027 School Year) 2026 Summer Art CampsStudents will explore the Wild West through art!The young artists will experience the history and culture of the Wild West through art. They will have mini drawing lessons each day. These skills will be applied to create projects throughout the week. Students will have the freedom to create their own ideas within the parameters of the projects. The elements and principles of design are introduced to the students in all the works. The artists to be studied are Frederick Remington and Georgia O’Keeffe. They will recognize their painting style, understand the historic content, and name the title. Students will have an independent project to work on during their “free time while the other students are completing theirs. It is possible that all the projects will not be completed, and some projects may be changed. Projects are listed below for each age group. All supplies are included. Grades 1-3 Drawing by shape mini lessons – students will draw animals such as a lizard, scorpion, prairie dog, wolf)Independent work -Still Life Drawing of the “cowboys gear” – students will draw (boots, horse bridle, blanket, saddle, hat) and if time permits, they can color pencil itIndian Mask - temperaCactus against the prairie sky- watercolorAztec Pendant – Clay Mobile - insectPrint – student’s choice from a drawingGrades 4-6Contour drawing mini lessons (cactus, adobe home, desert animals, insects, horses, etc.) Landscape of a desert - watercolor Independent work – Still Life Drawing of the “cowboy’s gear” – students will position and draw (boots, hat, spurs, lasso rope, hose bridle saddle, blanket)–there is a focus on composition and shading to create form Clay sculpture - animal3-d Totem Pole - tempera paint Block Print – insect - *a linoleum cutting tool will be used for this project

Monday June 22, 2026
8:00 AM - 9:15 AM	Summer 2026 Hitting Series - Grades 5-8 The Summer Hitting Series sessions are designed to get players consistent swings and maintain a regular, but not overwhelming, hitting schedule.The Summer Hitting Series will be run by Kevin Lawrence or Brandon White who will be assisted by Red Lion High School baseball players; each session will be run by Coach Lawrence or Coach White Registration for each session will be limited to a maximum of 8 players to ensure that each player receives the maximum number of swings and as much personal attention as possible during the 75 minute weekly session.*Players MUST provide their own equipment for this program (helmet & bat) AND bring their own drinking water*
8:00 AM - 9:30 AM	Summer 2026 Sandlot Baseball Series - Grades 1-4 (26-27 school year) For players who love the game!  True to its name, players will show up for “sandlot” play twice a week for 75 minutes, following a 15 minute “stretch and throw” warm-up. Camp is exclusively coach pitch so players do not need to worry with pitch counts or taxing their arms.  Sandlot Camp will allow players to hang out with their friends, play different positions and enjoy America’s Pastime.  Players will be divided by age; space is limited to 24 registrants per age group. Participants do not have to be members of the Windsor Baseball program to participate.Camp Director: Kevin LawrenceRed Lion Varsity Baseball CoachWindsor Baseball Coordinator
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Summer Art Camps - Grades 4-6 (2026-2027 School Year) 2026 Summer Art CampsStudents will explore the Wild West through art!The young artists will experience the history and culture of the Wild West through art. They will have mini drawing lessons each day. These skills will be applied to create projects throughout the week. Students will have the freedom to create their own ideas within the parameters of the projects. The elements and principles of design are introduced to the students in all the works. The artists to be studied are Frederick Remington and Georgia O’Keeffe. They will recognize their painting style, understand the historic content, and name the title. Students will have an independent project to work on during their “free time while the other students are completing theirs. It is possible that all the projects will not be completed, and some projects may be changed. Projects are listed below for each age group. All supplies are included. Grades 1-3 Drawing by shape mini lessons – students will draw animals such as a lizard, scorpion, prairie dog, wolf)Independent work -Still Life Drawing of the “cowboys gear” – students will draw (boots, horse bridle, blanket, saddle, hat) and if time permits, they can color pencil itIndian Mask - temperaCactus against the prairie sky- watercolorAztec Pendant – Clay Mobile - insectPrint – student’s choice from a drawingGrades 4-6Contour drawing mini lessons (cactus, adobe home, desert animals, insects, horses, etc.) Landscape of a desert - watercolor Independent work – Still Life Drawing of the “cowboy’s gear” – students will position and draw (boots, hat, spurs, lasso rope, hose bridle saddle, blanket)–there is a focus on composition and shading to create form Clay sculpture - animal3-d Totem Pole - tempera paint Block Print – insect - *a linoleum cutting tool will be used for this project
9:30 AM - 10:45 AM	Summer 2026 Hitting Series - Grades 1-4 The Summer Hitting Series sessions are designed to get players consistent swings and maintain a regular, but not overwhelming, hitting schedule.The Summer Hitting Series will be run by Kevin Lawrence or Brandon White who will be assisted by Red Lion High School baseball players; each session will be run by Coach Lawrence or Coach White Registration for each session will be limited to a maximum of 8 players to ensure that each player receives the maximum number of swings and as much personal attention as possible during the 75 minute weekly session.*Players MUST provide their own equipment for this program (helmet & bat) AND bring their own drinking water*
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM	Summer 2026 Sandlot Baseball Series - Grades 5-8 (26-27 school year) For players who love the game!  True to its name, players will show up for “sandlot” play twice a week for 75 minutes, following a 15 minute “stretch and throw” warm-up. Camp is exclusively coach pitch so players do not need to worry with pitch counts or taxing their arms.  Sandlot Camp will allow players to hang out with their friends, play different positions and enjoy America’s Pastime.  Players will be divided by age; space is limited to 24 registrants per age group. Participants do not have to be members of the Windsor Baseball program to participate.Camp Director: Kevin LawrenceRed Lion Varsity Baseball CoachWindsor Baseball Coordinator