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Clay Modeling Curriculum For Teaching Your Students
Get 29 sequetial step-by-step art lessons easy for you to follow with scope and sequence.
Save time with prepared lessons ready to schedule weekly, biweekly or monthly.
Fun clay modeling lessons children love while building foundational sculpting skills and techniques.
You don’t have to be an artist to teach these lessons!
HOW CURRICULUM WORKS:
You will need basic children’s non-harden clay, curriculum list best clays to use.
Step 1: Open the curriculum book, and start with Lesson 1
Step 2: Read the lesson so you have an overview of what you’ll teach
Step 3: Review the materials and make sure you have everything you need
Step 4: Demonstrate the lesson, based on your curriculum guide
It doesn't matter if the student is in early childhood or upper elementary, all childfren should start with this curriculum.
This curriculum meets and exceeds the national and international core arts standards for children. It teaches the Elements and Principles of Design and the artistic process through the Science Art Method™.
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Scope
How it Works
Contemporary Clays
Clay Materials & Set-up
1. Introduction to Man’s First Tool
2. Kneading Clay – Ceramic Basics
Beginner Forms
3. Sphere – Geometric Round Form
4. Log to Snake
5. Spaghetti – Length Experiment
6. Egg – Organic Round Form
7. Pancake – Flat Form
8. Cylinder – Geometric Round and Flat Form
9. Cone – Geometric Round and Flat Form
10. Cube – Geometric Flat Form
11. Coil to Spiral – Geometric Round Form
12. Cookie Cutter Shapes – embellishing
13. Attaching & Joinin
14. Coil to Snail – Organic Form
15. Pinch Pot – Hand Forming
16. Bird, eggs, nest – Attaching and Texture
17. Human – Hand Modeling
18. Mouse – Proportions and Attaching
19. Sea Turtle – Proportions,, Carving, and Texture
20. Imppressions, with trace fossil seashells
21. Fruits – Attaching and Texture
22. Coil Pot
23. Slabs
24. Leaf – Impressions
25. Fish – Textures
26. Landscape – Relief
27. Slab Box – 4 walls
28. Canoe – Carving
29. Luminary - tea light candel holder
