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Field Trip for Kids in Chennai
Posted on: April 22, 2009
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Feed an emu or pet a deer …? … or must you go on that bullock cart or camel ride first? Spoilt for choice here at the Cowboy Country, Sriperumbathur. Enroll your kids for the field trip organised by Enchanting Elves, Kilpauk.
Saturday Field Trip One: Cowboy Country
Date: April 25th 2009
Number of seats: 60
Fee: Rs. 325/ per child
Snacks and Lunch will be provided.
Please do not send any cameras, mobile phones, video games setc.
Ensure to send water in leak proof bottles.
Dress the kids in light summer wear with hats/ caps.
Change of clothes.
Mark all the kids belongings with his/her name.
SMS or call to book a seat. 9444085903
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Terracotta Workshop for Kids in Chennai
The artisan’s workshop for kids at Enchanting Elves for the month of April 2009 is here! Get your kids to learn the nuances of coil pottery and mask making with cool natural clay. Every child at the workshop gets to Make and Take 2 clay model creations ( one based on the coil pottery technique and the other, a mask).
Event Details:
Terracotta Impressions, A Coil Pottery and Mask Making Workshop for Kids at Enchanting Elves
Artisan / Resource Person: Mr.Vishwanathan MFA; potter /ceramist.
Date: April, 11th Saturday 2009
For Kids : Age 4.6 years and above.
Venue: Enchanting Elves, Kilpauk, Chennai.
Number of Seats: 20
Cost: 300 per child
Participants’ Reporting Time: 9:30.a.m.
Participants’ Pick up Time: 11:30.a.m.
Water and Snacks: Not provided.
Open for Registration.
Contact: enchantingelves@gmail.com
Call or SMS your booking : 9444085903
View our previous workshop (Wheel Pottery) photos| press feature
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Mr.Vishwanathan and Mr.Guhan Raj are ceramists; both have individually worked in The Valley in Bangalore, Dakshina Chitra Muttukadu and Kalakshetra Chennai.
They will teach the children the basic pottery techniques and assist the children to create their very own clay creations on the motorized potter’s wheel.
Event: Wheel Pottery Workshop
Presenting a unique workshop for kids in Kilpauk Chennai!
Date: April, 4rth Saturday 2009
Time: 9:30 a.m. onwards
Venue: Enchanting Elves, Kilpauk, Chennai.
Duration: 3 hours
Number of Seats: 15
Cost: 150 per child
Participants Reporting Time: 9:15.a.m.
Open for Registration.
Contact: enchantingelves@gmail.com .
Call or sms your booking request to: 9444085903
Chennai’s ‘KidsMade’ Craft Bazaar
Posted on: March 24, 2009
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Event: ‘KidsMade’ Craft Bazaar
Location: Chennai, India
Venue: Enchanting Elves – The Children’s Activity Resource Centre in Chennai.
Event Schedule: Date and Time will be informed to the parents.
How to participate in the ‘KidsMade’ Craft Bazaar?
Step 1:
Enroll your child in our summer camps at Enchanting Elves, Chennai.
Step2:
Children will be taught various art and craft techniques by our craft resource team.
Step 3:
The art and craft creations made by the children will be displayed at the venue. A mini stall of eateries made by the kids will be available at the venue.
Summer Weekends In Chennai
Posted on: March 19, 2009
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DIY craft and art kits ( available at all craft and fancy stores) are a great way to introduce your child to craft and arts; however parents must allow their children to explore their interests beyond these hobby kits. Moving one step forward in this pursuit, Enchanting Elves will bring across highly skilled artisans and craft resource persons to demonstrate various craft techniques to this part of Chennai.
The workshop options are customised for various age groups: 3 years to 5 years
Group 2: 6 years to 12 years
Group 3: 13 years and above
Maximum seats per workshop is 15. Check this blog for workshop schedules
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Hit the refresh button this summer! Enroll your kids to learn, unlearn and unwind at Enchanting Elves, Kilpauk – a holistic resource centre for kids. The centre offers thematic summer camps in Chennai – Monday to Friday of duration 10 days each; and field trips on Saturdays. Open to kids of 3 years and above.
Bordering around a theme, each camp has a schedule of Organic Gardening, Wall Art, Kids Bazaar, Make and Take, Sing Along, Storytelling, Kids Drama, Chess, Creative Journalism, Drawing, Etiquettes and SuperBrain yoga, an exercise now packaged by Yale University School of Medicine as an effective way to increase intelligence and improve memory.
Sprawled across a delightful location in central Kilpauk, Enchanting Elves is extremely child friendly with ample space with an enjoyable ambience.
Aarthi Ramkumar – Enchanting Elves’ mentor, is also a psychologist. She is committed to scale up the quality and exposure of fresh ideas and activities for the parents and children in this part of Chennai. She can be reached at:
Mobile: 9444085903
Blog: enchantingelves.wordpress.com
Address: No.26, Ranganathan Avenue, Sylvan Lodge Colony, Kilpauk.
Landmark: Behind Bains School / Opposite Pearl Granites
Email: enchantingelves@gmail.com
Summer Camp Check List
Posted on: March 14, 2009
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It’s a tough call for parents to choose the right summer camp for their kids; with a zillion summer camps in Chennai, its definitely a heady decision to make. How do you identify a summer camp that best suits your child? Here’s a start… a check-list to select a summer camp. Do add your inputs …
1. Ask questions; ask your child what he really wants to do. If the child is not too sure; map his abilities and interests to the activities the camp offers.
2. Choose a camp that is ideally nearby (driving your kids across the town is tough on the kids during the summer)
3. Look around the camp venue; all camps allow you to do that. Its a privilege you must avail.
4. Meet the resource team at the camp.
5. Do they have a doctor on call?
6. Always give instructions to the camp of your child’s food allergy and prescribed medicines.
7. A child psychologist to monitor the child’s behaviors would be a plus.
8. Splash pool is a great way to beat the heat; but check the hygiene factors. Cross infection is high and a sick child is a spoiler.
9. How many kids are enrolled in each class? An average to 10 to 15 per activity is ideal for a resource person and her helper to monitor.
10. Does the camp offer full day and half day option? Working parents prefer a full day activity camo than a creche these days.
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