1. A Power Point Presentation by Ramona Britt

3. Process to remove air bubbles, also called knead (like dough).

4. *First stage of clay. *Thick liquid used for bonding (glue)made out of water and clay (mud-like).

5. The scratches you make in clay to join two pieces.

6. Second stage of clay. Bendable, pliable, still moist (wet).

7. Third stage of Clay. Slightly moist clay, holds its shape well, excellent time to do details.

8. Fourth stage of Clay. Dried out clay objects before firing, very fragile, “bone-dry”.

9. Special oven for firing clay objects (1900 – bisque/ 1940 – glaze).

10. To bake clay objects at a high heat, to harden permanently.

11. Fifth stage of Clay. Clay that has been fired, but not glazed.

12. Sixth stage of Clay. Solution of small bits of glass that melt into a shiny coating when fired (paint).

13. Flat, spinning disc on which soft clay is made by hand.

14. Shelves and stilts used inside kiln to stack pieces for firing.

15. Pyrex cone, melts in kiln when desired temperature is reached (cone 05).

17. Method of building pottery by rolling long, snake-like segments and attaching it to another segment.

18. Method of building pottery by pressing clay between fingers.

19. Method of building pottery by using a rolling pin to roll flat, solid, thick, even pieces.

20. Process of building pottery on a wheel.