Children perfect their painting and other art skills during Jackie's Art Club two-week summer camp at Imagine School at Lakewood Ranch.
By
Amanda Sebastiano
| 11:31 a.m. June 12, 2015
East County
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Whether creating bug-themed paper masks, complete with bright colored pipe cleaners, cotton balls and paint, or coloring outlines of flowers, children ages 5 to 12 enjoyed perfecting their art skills during Jackie's Art Club two-week summer camp. Children meet at Imagine School at Lakewood Ranch for the four-day Monday through Friday camp. The arts-focused event started June 8, and features different themes daily, such as Hawaiian day and a water balloon paint party, during which students tossed water balloons at each other and painted their own wet faces after the soaked scene.
Leila Madrid finishes painting an orange flower.
Alexa Jaime and Jaycee Heller show off their masks from Bug Day.
Mia Romano paints a pink cloud before taking a Popsicle break.
Harrison Molesky crafts a bug from a ball of clay.
Scarlett Milbank shows off the butterfly and flower she crafted during camp.
Natalia Madird and Jamie Bolduc show off their paintings.
Nearly 25 campers participate in the two-week camp, which ends June 19.
Keira Gagnon colors a necklace with markers as her friend, Olivia Kruse, watches nearby.
Students crafted masks during Bug Day June 11.
A classroom at Imagine School at Lakewodo Ranch, decorated in bright flowers and strings of white lights houses the camp.
Eshun Burge and Savannah Jones enjoy cold treats while waiting for their parents to pick them up.
