Second grade clay art projects

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Wrapping ups clay from our teacher swap a couple of weeks ago. All 800 plus clay works have been fired and they are now slowly getting back into the hands of my students (and in many cases, their moms for mothers day). The 5th-grade students made coil pots with Mrs. Davies. She used a bowl form and they turned out great. One of the cool tricks she used to make sure the clay did not stick to the edges of the bowl was cooking spray. So clever! The coil pots turned out really nice. I wanted to…

I have seventy Grade 2 students, so clay projects are a production (especially if I have to do two firings, one for bisque and one for glaze). This clay owl project from Teaching Art with Attitude that I found on Pinterest is great because they only need the one firing and they get finished with oil pastel and black paint/ink. Easy! Students were each given a slab of low-fire terracotta clay, were shown an owl shape on the board, lightly drew their shape on the clay and cut it out using a…

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Self-Portraits Crayola Model Magic Clay Second grade students loved creating self-portraits out of clay. All the parts of the face were created by making a ball out of clay or making a coil out of clay. Each self-portrait is unique. The students enjoyed looking in the mirror to view their facial features and hairstyles. Mrs. Montesano's class and Ms. Hollfelder's class painted the skin on their clay self-portraits. Next week they'll paint the hair and use markers to fill in the eye and lip…

Self-Portraits Crayola Model Magic Clay Second grade students loved creating self-portraits out of clay. All the parts of the...

This week we hope to get our clay wall pockets in the kiln for the first firing. We need to glaze and second fire before winter break! So of us would like these to give as gifts... Starting with a sla