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    This 1-2 week ceramics lesson teaches high school students how to create pinch pot animals. Students will first learn pinch pot techniques by making their own examples and observing teacher demonstrations. They will then design animal pinch pots of a size sufficient to hold small plants by adding clay elements to their basic pots. Students will document their process through photos and artist statements and be assessed on their pinch pot forming skills and the creativity of their animal designs.

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    This 1-2 week ceramics lesson teaches high school students how to create pinch pot animals. Students will first learn pinch pot techniques by making their own examples and observing teacher demonstrations. They will then design animal pinch pots of a size sufficient to hold small plants by adding clay elements to their basic pots. Students will document their process through photos and artist statements and be assessed on their pinch pot forming skills and the creativity of their animal designs.

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    This 1-2 week ceramics lesson teaches high school students how to create pinch pot animals. Students will first learn pinch pot techniques by making their own examples and observing teacher demonstrations. They will then design animal pinch pots of a size sufficient to hold small plants by adding clay elements to their basic pots. Students will document their process through photos and artist statements and be assessed on their pinch pot forming skills and the creativity of their animal designs.

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    Pinch Pot Animal

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    This 1-2 week ceramics lesson teaches high school students how to create pinch pot animals. Students will first learn pinch pot techniques by making their own examples and observing teacher demonstrations. They will then design animal pinch pots of a size sufficient to hold small plants by adding clay elements to their basic pots. Students will document their process through photos and artist statements and be assessed on their pinch pot forming skills and the creativity of their animal designs.

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    Name of lesson: Pinch Pot Animal

    Grade level: 9-10

    Unit of study: Ceramics - Pinch Pots

    Materials: Clay, Clay Tools, Glaze

    Time frame: 1-2 Weeks

    National Core Art Standards:


    VA:Cr1.2.Ia: Shape an artistic investigation of an aspect of present day life using a
    contemporary practice of art or design.
    VA:Cn10.1.Ia: Document the process of developing ideas from early stages to fully elaborated
    ideas.

    Lesson Objectives (what will the students do):


    Students will create an animal starting with a pinch pot base.
    Students will use creative problem solving to create an animal from a pinch pot.
    Students will design a pinch pot large enough to hold a small plant.

    Learning Targets (what do you want the students to leave with):


    Students will be able to create a pinch pot into an animal design sufficient in size to hold a plant.

    Procedures (what will you do , what will they do):


    I Do: Demonstrate how a pinch pot is made.
    Present artist examples and ideas.
    Show teacher example.
    You Do: Create thumbnails of proposed plans.
    Make a pinch pot.
    Add elements to the pinch pot to design an animal.

    Artists:
    ➢ Ingrid Bathe.
    ➢ Lynda Draper.
    ➢ David Eichelberger.

    Assessment:
    ➢ Ability to form a pinch pot.
    ➢ Progression photos.
    ➢ Addition of elements to create an animal.
    ➢ Artist Statement

    Vocabulary:




    Additional resources: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/50032245851220755/

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