Escultura de arcilla para principiantes: un pequeño pavo de Acción de Gracias

Completado por 69 alumnos

Edades 8-12

Clase única en vivo

¡En esta clase única, usaremos arcilla para esculpir un pavo de arcilla polimérica!

Christina Broadway

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55 min

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Experiencia de clase

Let's sculpt a cute Thanksgiving Turkey together! This adorable little guy is approximately 3 inches tall and looks great on any Thanksgiving table.  

This class will teach some of the basics of sculpting such as conditioning clay, rolling a ball, making "snakes" and coils, and using basic clay tools. These foundational skills will equip your student with techniques they'll be able to use in and out of the classroom. Every class will have extensive, specific instruction, but students will also have a lot of creative freedom to choose the colors and styles they like best for their turkey. This class is good for beginners, but some of the shapes can be challenging for younger learners. Adult supervision is strongly encouraged for students who have never used clay.  

Sculpting has a variety of benefits!
-Improves fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination
-Encourages problem solving and perseverance through trial and error
-Cultivates creativity
-Stimulates and engages the brain by learning through play

Metas de aprendizaje

Students will improve their fine motor, concentration, and problem-solving skills. Students will work creatively on a challenging but fun project.

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You will need brown, red, orange, yellow, green, black, and white clay. I recommend this sculpt and bake kit.
 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07HQGP98D/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_AmHIFbYBCEMC6

It is great for beginners and has tons of useful tools and colors. This kit includes enough clay for one students to complete my Christmas ornament series. 

I have also used this smaller kit, and it is also excellent:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07WJ41L9Z/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_loHIFb4A7W25F


You are welcome to use any clay you'd like, but this is the set we'll be working with in class. 
Bake at 260-275° under a foil tent for 25-30 minutes. After the timer stops, turn off the oven and leave your creation inside for 20-30 minutes to prevent rapid cool down. When clay cools too fast, it can crack. 


Parchment paper
Sarah wrap
Ziplock bags (I recommend snack bags).

If you do are not buying the above set, you will also need these:
Clay - You may use white clay, but we will not be painting in class. I recommend pre-colored clay. 
Toothpicks
Sculpting tools (suggested but not required)
Paring knife or exacto knife.

Other optional supplies:
Rolling pin (acrylic recommended)

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Christina Broadway

Se unió el June, 2020

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Texas Certificado de Docencia en Artes del lenguaje inglés

Hello, parents! 

My name is Christina Broadway, and I am so excited to meet your student! My older kids and young adults usually call me Ms. Broadway or "Ms. B." To the littles I'm typically known as "Ms. Christina." 

I graduated from Texas A&M University with a degree in English, and I'm working to earn Master's degree in Curriculum and Instruction. Over the past 15 years, I have taught preschool, middle school, and high school children. I have taught online for almost 3 years. To say teaching is my calling is an understatement; I am a teacher at heart and it colors every aspect of my life.

My husband and I live on the Texas coast and love to fish, play board games, and travel.

My love for teaching began with English and Language Arts. Ironically, when I was in grade school, I found English to be very boring and rigid; however, when I got to college, I took some English courses that opened my eyes to how fun language and literature can be! I realized that while literacy and language art skills are important for social, academic, and vocational purposes, they can also be an avenue for creativity and artistic expression. I strive to make my classes both challenging and fun. Most of all, I always try to teach literature and grammar in a way that will be useful and meaningful to my students throughout their lives. 

Finally, I am an artist. I am a self-taught baker, sculptor, and painter. (I have even painted some classic works of art ON CAKE!) I believe art is a valuable tool for cultivating self-expression, analytical skills, and emotional health. Children who participate in art and music programs are statistically more likely to perform better in their core subjects. As a result, I love connecting with students through art. I strive to make my art classes accessible for learners of all skill levels and abilities. I am truly amazed by what children are capable of when we give them the guidance and opportunity. 

Thank you for taking the time to read a little bit about me. I hope to see you soon!

-Christina