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Vocabulary Clay – moist earth of decomposed rock Firing – baking clay at a high temperature Leatherhard – unfired clay not quite dry but firm enough to carve Greenware – clay in unfired state Bisque – first firing without glaze Kiln – furnace used to fire clay Glaze – finely ground mineral solution, turns to glass when fired

Preparing your clay for sculpting Wedging removes air pockets

Tools Anything will work!

Methods of sculpting with Clay Pinch Pots or Modeling with clay Coil Building Slab and Slip Methods Throwing on the wheel

Modeling clay into a pinch pot. Start with a ball. Push thumb into center. Pinch from bottom upward. Shape and smooth for finished pot. Review Methods

Modeling clay using coil method Roll clay into coils or “wormies” Attach using the slip and score method Rolling spirals Spheres or Disc shapes Review Methods

Sculpting with the Slab Method Flatten clay Roll and cut to size Score and Slip Join and reinforce Smooth with tools Finish and repeat Review Methods

Student Projects

Review Questions 1. Unfired clay not quite dry but firm enough to carve 2. Furnace used to fire clay 3. Baking clay at a high temperature 4. Clay in unfired state 5. Moist earth of decomposed rock 6. First firing without glaze 7. Finely ground mineral solution, turns to glass when fired 8. This is done to clay to remove air pockets. 9. This method is attaching flat pieces of clay together. 10. To attach 2 pieces of clay together you should do what?

Lets Play Jeopardy!

Methods Heat it Up! Getting Dirty Miscellaneous 2pt 2pt 2pt 2pt 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt 10 pt 10 pt 10 pt 10 pt Tally Scores

Rolling clay into thin and long pieces to sculpt.

What is coil method.

The process of baking your clay.

What is firing?

This is a technique to create a rough surface not gain points in clay modeling.

What is scoring?

Clay that is fired once.

What is bisque?

Using flat sheets of clay to build a sculpture.

What is the slab method?

This furnace is used to bake ceramic or clay projects?

What is a kiln?

The stage your clay is at when you can no longer add but still ‘carve’ into the surface.

What is leather hard?

Projects that are bone dry.

What is greenware?

This method you use your thumb to begin sculpting.

What is the pinch pot method?

The temperature at which the kiln can reach.

What is 1800°?

Working your clay to remove all air pockets or work water into.

What is wedging?

The method of working on the wheel with clay.

What is the throwing method?

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