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Kindergarten Clay

Five colorful handmade clay bowls of varying sizes and uneven shapes are arranged on a gray surface.

The kindergartners made two clay projects before break.  They made little pinch pots and pressed shells on the sides for texture.  We glazed these with Stroke and Coat glaze.

Five colorful handmade ceramic bowls, crafted from clay, in varying sizes and shapes, displayed on a gray surface.

We also made these fun coiled hearts.
1.  Demonstrate how to roll coils with your fingers.
2.  Pass out a handout with a heart drawn on it (I just free hand drew a heart and photocopied it.)
3.  Place the coil on the outside edge of the heart and wrap it around.  Then roll another coil and place it on the inside of that one.  Keep going until the whole heart is filled in.  Smoosh the coils together a bit so they are secure.
4.  Poke a hole with a pencil.
5.  After they are glazed and fired, tie yarn or ribbon through the hole for a fun wall hanging or ornament.

Four heart-shaped clay ornaments with colorful patterns and textures, each with a string loop for hanging.

A kindergarten project featuring a clay heart painted with blue, white, and pink stripes, complete with a pink braided string attached at the top.

Two colorful heart-shaped clay ornaments, one painted red and the other adorned with yellow, blue, and red patterns. Ideal for a kindergarten craft project.
Red ceramic heart with textured lines and a purple yarn loop for hanging, perfect for a kindergarten art project.

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About Marcia Beckett

Marcia is an elementary art teacher and loves painting, drawing, sculpture, art journaling and clay. Her blog, Art is Basic, features many exciting art projects for kids.

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