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Intro to CLAY Unit Mr. Wilson Middle School Art. Needle Tool Sponge Ribbon ToolLoop Tool Wire Cutter Metal Rib/Scraper Wooden Rib Wood Modeling Tool.

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1 Intro to CLAY Unit Mr. Wilson Middle School Art

2 Needle Tool Sponge Ribbon ToolLoop Tool Wire Cutter Metal Rib/Scraper Wooden Rib Wood Modeling Tool

3 Hand-building Technique- PINCH Using your fingers to pinch and shape the clay.

4 Hand Building Technique- COIL Rolled out, snake like, pieces of clay that are added to each other to create a larger clay form.

5 Hand building Technique- SLAB Using flat sheets of clay to build with clay. Either thrown or rolled out.

6 Slip and Score Score- Using a tool to scratch and hatch over clay Slip- A liquid form of clay. Slip and Score- Using slip as a “clay cement” between two scored pieces of clay.

7 Glaze A glass like coating. Used to cover a clay form. They are made from various chemicals.

8 Kiln A kiln is a thermally insulated chamber, or oven, in which a controlled temperature regime is produced

9 Green Ware Clay that has not yet been fired

10 Bisque Ware A ceramic piece that has gone through a firing and has no moisture left.

11 Pottery Ceramic ware that serves a functional purpose

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