Beginning Architecture 1 - Structures
(designed for students ages 7-12 years old, but older students will enjoy it too:).
Empire State Building - (Super Job Matthew S!)
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Beginning Architecture is a course designed for students ages 7-12 years old.
We will be using things like paper, popsicle sticks, straws, paper plates, pipes to create "Architectural Structures". This course sets a wonderful foundation for students interested in architecture, but not quite ready for the rigor of Introduction to Architecture. One could consider it architecture as well as a "sculptural art class".
This course is a lot of fun (even for moms and dads:)!
Format for Beginning Architecture Courses:
1. Students receive the password protected links to the lesson websites.
2. All information or links needed for the lesson and the assignments are on the lesson sites.
Tuition for Three E-Courses is $59.95/family* (Materials are not included).
*If you are intending to use the lessons for a co-op or group setting, Mrs. G. tries to make these courses affordable for as many students in a family as you might have, but hopes that you will respect the honesty code and will purchase one course per family.
Beginning Architecture is a course designed for students ages 7-12 years old.
We will be using things like paper, popsicle sticks, straws, paper plates, pipes to create "Architectural Structures". This course sets a wonderful foundation for students interested in architecture, but not quite ready for the rigor of Introduction to Architecture. One could consider it architecture as well as a "sculptural art class".
This course is a lot of fun (even for moms and dads:)!
Format for Beginning Architecture Courses:
1. Students receive the password protected links to the lesson websites.
2. All information or links needed for the lesson and the assignments are on the lesson sites.
Tuition for Three E-Courses is $59.95/family* (Materials are not included).
*If you are intending to use the lessons for a co-op or group setting, Mrs. G. tries to make these courses affordable for as many students in a family as you might have, but hopes that you will respect the honesty code and will purchase one course per family.