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the Ultimate Website for Helping you to Teach clay in your classroom!
the Ultimate Website for Helping you to Teach clay in your classroom!
Supporting Each other in Teaching CLay:
Supporting Each other in Teaching CLay:
If you have any clay-related information or resources (ex. lesson plans, firing schedules, visuals) that you are willing to share, please email them to Christina Fowler at chorserider1229@gmail.com
If you have any clay-related information or resources (ex. lesson plans, firing schedules, visuals) that you are willing to share, please email them to Christina Fowler at chorserider1229@gmail.com
All information shared will be credited appropriately or linked back to the original source.
Art Teacher Best Practices Related to Teaching Clay:
Art Teacher Best Practices Related to Teaching Clay:
Educate yourself about the importance and benefits of clay listed HERE.
Apply certain strategies or best practices when working with ceramics as included on the following webpages:
Clay Prep, Teaching Tips, Clay Lesson Plans, Clay Techniques, Project Storage, Drying Clay, Alternative Finishes, and Kiln.
3. Introduce students to ceramic artists and incorporate ceramic artists into your clay lessons by checking out these Ceramic Artists.
4. Browse additional electronic resources curated on this website HERE to further assist with your clay instruction.
5. Consider taking on an advocacy position. See the various levels or ways to advocate for yourself and your students HERE.
About the Website Developer:
About the Website Developer:
Christina Fowler
Christina Fowler
Christina Fowler is an artist and art teacher with a passion for horses, teaching art, and CLAY! This website was created in response to the clay-related needs and concerns expressed by many of her art teacher colleagues as well as to many of the struggles she personally faced to bringing clay into the hands of her own students, including the lack of a kiln, a limited art budget, no transition time between classes, and a sack of sinks. Through this website, Christina hopes to make the teaching of clay more fun, easy, and affordable for ALL art teachers.
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