Hungry???

 Just opened the kiln to these awesome pieces.  The 8th graders did an awesome job sculpting food.  Will surely be seeing some of these in the art show!!

8th graders glazing their clay food sculptures

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Painting adding final details to 6th grade masks

Noah's bird mask

Noah got creative with a milk jug and lots of feathers!

6th graders working on their masks

8th grade clay food sculptures

They're done!  Now just waiting for them to dry so they can go in the kiln.

Glazing or painting coil pots

7th graders have a choice to make, if they want to paint or glaze their pots.  We studied Greek Pottery and how they represented their culture and life on their pots.  7th graders have been challenged to represent our culture on their pots.  They were posed with the question, "If these pots were found a thousand years from now, what would they tell about our culture?"  From our conversations and sketches, expect to see lots of technology devices.

Step 3

7th graders are adding tinfoil to their relief projects and will begin to add texture with patterns.

6th graders designing and creating masks with an animal feature