Clay dust fills the room as students start their projects this week!
8th graders are making Anthropomorphic Pottery that reflects their personalities and 7th grade students are making clay balloon creatures.
You would think that so much clay would get chaotic, but it is actually very organized and students know exactly what to do. From handouts that look more like comic strips to deliver instruction and systems to keep their clay organized (numbers/colors/cardboard cutouts), students look forward to this time of year as much as I do!
8th graders are making Anthropomorphic Pottery that reflects their personalities and 7th grade students are making clay balloon creatures.
You would think that so much clay would get chaotic, but it is actually very organized and students know exactly what to do. From handouts that look more like comic strips to deliver instruction and systems to keep their clay organized (numbers/colors/cardboard cutouts), students look forward to this time of year as much as I do!
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