Spring 2025 Art Enrichment

Please check back in January for Spring 2025 Art Enrichment registration.

Grades K - 8

Center for Visual Arts, ��

For eight weeks in our Monday Art Enrichment classes, children grades K-8 will become art investigators to uncover their relationships with places, spaces, and objects.

By combining art studio activities with discussions of art as it relates to different time periods and cultures, students come to understand the world of art better. Students are organized by cross-age groupings and work with a variety of media to develop their individual artistic skills. Art Enrichment is a student-teacher education program at ��.

Example activities include drawing, painting (acrylic, tempera, watercolor), printmaking, clay, and 3D sculptural materials.

(Space will not be held until Step 1 ENROLL NOW and Step 2 CONSENT FORM are received.)
A separate CONSENT FORM is required for each child.

Step 1: ENROLL NOW - PURCHASE

Please contact Office of Continuing Education at 330-672-3100 if paying with a check.

For questions or more details, email continuinged@kent.edu or call Office of Continuing Education at 330-672-3100.

Cancellation and Refund Policy
All cancellations and requests for refunds must be made no later than 3 days after the first scheduled session. After this date, no cancellations, refunds, or substitutions will be processed. There will be no partial refunds. Requests for refunds should be sent to Office of Continuing Education using one of the following:
Email: continuinged@kent.edu
Phone: 330-672-3100

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Art Enrichment is a hands-on experience and community outreach program offered by the Art Education division at ��.

Each fall and spring, children grades K - 8 experience an inventive, cutting-edge curriculum provided by our undergraduate students in Art Education. The students in the Teaching Practicum course are responsible for teaching children in our after-school Art Enrichment classes. Supervised by , this semester, students plan a comprehensive unit of art study and studio mastery for an assigned age group. The lessons follow a primary unit theme set by the instructor for the semester and a secondary theme developed with teammates for each set of required lesson plans. Individually each student plans three lessons that engage children in looking at art, intelligently talking about art, learning art skills, and creating art.

Questions?

If you have any questions, please feel free to call 330-672-3100 or email continuinged@kent.edu.

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