Students will be able to create a functional clay container using the coil construction method.
Students will demonstrate they can roll evenly sized coils and arrange them in decorative, repeated patterns.
Students will use a saran-wrap-covered bowl as a mold to shape a container safely.
Students can demonstrate they can properly score, slip, squeeze, and smooth all clay attachments.
Students will incorporate slab-cut shapes to add pattern and visual interest.
Students will smooth the inside surface of the container so it can hold liquids.
Students can demonstrate they can maintain visible coil texture on the outside of the container.
Students will demonstrate understanding of form, texture, pattern, and craftsmanship.
Students will be in charge of preparing their work for firing and apply glaze after the bisque firing.
Vocabulary:
Attach – To join two pieces of clay together securely
Bisque Fire – The first firing of clay that hardens it before glazing
Clay – A natural material used to create ceramic artwork
Coil – A long, rolled piece of clay used to build forms
Container – A ceramic form made to hold something inside
Glaze – A glass-like coating applied to clay after bisque firing
Mold – An object used to shape clay
Pattern – A repeated design or arrangement
Score – To scratch lines into clay before joining pieces
Slip – A mixture of clay and water used like glue
Smooth – To blend and remove cracks or rough areas
Texture – The surface quality of clay, such as rough or smooth
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