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Students LOVE learning Latin in Paint Your Way Through Latin!

This class brings out the beauty in Latin and makes Latin loveable!

In this live, online art class, students will learn drawing, watercolor, and acrylic painting while they learn about Latin grammar and culture. They will see ancient frescos and mosaics and the paintings done by Christians in the catacombs. Then, they'll do art projects inspired by Roman art and culture.

This class uses Henle Latin as a guide, but it will reinforce the grammar in any Latin grammar curriculum.

Beef up sixth grade and give your student a head-start in Latin, or add this class to Challenge A to reinforce the Latin they are learning. Challenge B students will find this can solidify the grammar giving them a boost in mastering the grammar.
 

1 hour and 15 minute class

Meets weekly for 12 weeks per semester

Monday at 2:15 pm EST - ALMOST FULL, ONE SPOT LEFT

$569 full year 

$304 per semester 

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These prices include the registration fee.

Registration fee is non-refundable. Please see the FAQ page for the refund policy.

You can pay for the full year or pay for one semester at a time.

Click on your choice and it will take you to checkout:

Class Calendar:

Spring 2025  

Start: Week of Jan 6

Spring Break week of Feb 17

Last week of class: week of April 14

Fall 2025

Start: Week of Aug. 28

Fall Break: Week of Oct. 6

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Click the graphic to watch a sample class:

Latin Art Webinar
Rooster Mosaic
Roman Mosaic
Figs Fresco

Spend about 15 minutes hearing a little bit about Latin grammar from Henle Latin following the Classical Conversation's Challenge A schedule. Students can use this time as a preview of Latin they will be getting to or as a review of Latin they have had before. (Students do not need to be enrolled in Classical Conversations to participate in this class.) This can be used as a class to prepare a student for Latin, or to shore up the basics for a student who is a little further along in Latin. This portion will solidify the grammar concepts that are foundational.

Roman Culture and Food
Landscape painting

Art projects will be inspired by Greek and Roman culture, so students might design a mosaic or replicate a fresco. They will use acrylic paints to recreate frescos. They will use Sculpy clay to build a coil bowl, fashion decorations on it, bake it, and paint it. They will discuss the life of Christians during Roman rule and study the frescoes they painted in the catacombs below Rome, then create their own Bible-inspired paintings. this is a real art class. Students will be practicing drawing and painting techniques and looking at photos of actual Greek and Roman art for references.

Jennifer Whitaker will be leading this class. She's been through Challenge with several kids already and has developed a love a Latin, and discovered she and her son are really enjoying their Latin time together. Moms might want to sit in on the first 15 minutes and see how Jennifer handles Latin! 

Roman Fresco
Roman Emperor Drawing

Supplies Needed:

Art Journal (at least 8.5 x 11 inches) Mixed Media, hard bound

Drawing pencils in a set of 5 or more hardnesses

Blending tools

Erasers

Assorted brushes including a 1 inch flat brush and a round brush

Acrylic Paint:

water color paints

Markers (Crayola is good)

Colored paper-construction paper or scrapbooking paper

Crayons

Black pen like a Sharpie: one thick and one thin

poster board to protect the table

Jar for rinse water

Paper towel or rag for wiping brushes

Glue Sticks

Polymer Clay in white 

Roman Sword
Roman Arch
Greek Vase
Roman Ship painting
supplies

Questions? Contact Jennifer Whitaker at:

Jennifer@DelightfulArtCo.com

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Delightful Art Co. inspires creativity by blending art and academics through live online classes, engaging curriculum, and immersive retreats. 

Questions? Courtney@delightfulartco.com

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