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Pinch Pots Art Smart - 3rd Grade Native American

Examples Pinch Pots 2

pictographs 3

Vocabulary Kiln: An oven used for firing clay projects Greenware: Unfired clay projects Bone Dry: Completely air dried clay Bisque: Clay which has been fired once, without glaze Fire: To heat clay in a kiln Glaze: Paint used to color clay projects. Glaze turns to glass when fired in a kiln.

Pinch Pot Process: take jewelry and long sleeve shirts off clay makes you relaxed clay is thirsty

Pinch Pot Process: ball of clay thumbs are pushed into the center the walls (1/2 cm) are created by pinching and turning the pot push the ball on the table to make a flat surface etch designs in the pot, etches your initials in the bottom

Examples Pinch Pots 7