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Hello this Alex 5th period 😊

This is almost the exact same illustrations and script that Cassie Stephens has in her video on clay....

شكرا ❤

My favorite book 🤗Alex 🤓

Welcome to tasks with friends

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Lol my teacher show me this video in art class when we are making clay pottery I thinkkk.

But we need to see how you glaze it. :-(

Great except CLAY IS NOT DIRT! It is eroded rock and minerals--NOT mostly organics materials like dirt!!

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شكرااا جزيلاااا❤❤❤

Good job❤❤

شكرا

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Thank you❤❤

انا وحدا من الناس معرفش باسكن خلطيني❤❤❤❤❤❤

واو واو الله يبارك ❤❤😊😊

Fantastic video! Thanks for sharing. I think kiln fired clay is glamorous.

Thank you from my heart ❤❤❤

I tried to upload the instruments and page stated "Not Found".

Do you have a copy of this worksheet?

Love the graphics. Love the simplicity. Love the information. Love the length of the video. Fantastic video!

I like this

واو.واو.واو

Thank you so much for this video ☺️🙏

Hey I recognize that! That looks like the Picture that was on the wall I think passing by the hall when I use to go there.

Good job

Hi it’s londyn

Hi I'm your student in 4th grade "kylie"

Hi I'm your school student! "Kylie"4th

Hi

you took the script verbatim from cassie stephens. yikes.

Ms territo I was with you on my 2nd class on deretcjing sorry you for my silly name but are you still on deretchin

I love the pigeon from that book and I know how to draw it and I have been loving the book since I was little

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Nice

bennett

that was by addison

i will miss you miss Territo your so nice to me and my cass i will miss you have a grat summer love you

Taking clay from natural soils requires mixing with water, settling, separation. Or crushing and dry separation, to get the fine enough particles that have the properties you want or need. And usually a degree of experimentation and learning to find the right sizes and properties that give different ultimate results. And some luck and experience in finding soils to start with. Nice job! I like what you did. The only addition I would make is to add a bit of color. The introduction was beautiful. I know it was a lot of work to make the animations and frames by hand drawings. Not sure of your plans. But silicates (sands) when fired become glasses. Now opaque ceramics often have transparent and often colored glazes. Have you ever experimented with find particles that are both? Clays with enough glass starting materials that when fired they are semitransparent? Just visualizing the materials and processes, and it occurred to me there are many streams where sand and clay are deposited close to each other. When does the opaque clay material and the glass sandy material overlap or mix? Just a thought, but I have memorized many microscopic views of sand and clays and the "clay" particles are mixed in with "sand" particles. I find pure transparent glass and plastics and acrylic to be OK for some ideas. But where you can see the intricacies and patterns of flow in semitransparent glass are most intriguing. Pure silicon dioxide (quartz particles) need things like sodium carbonate ("washing soda") and calcium carbonate (limestone) to lower the melting point and start the fusion of particles. I am not an expert on glass. I have never made it. I am just remembering my reading. And broken glass is already made and can be mixed with clays. Wish I could give you better pictures, I cannot draw that well and I can only give you words or links to pictures.

Now THIS is cool.

great job explaining clay, history, and process!!

This is Tyson and is this our next project

This was a good art project! This is Tyson

That is cool

yours looks cool mine gonna look cool too

I love art🤗🤗🤗

Super beautiful, It's Ariel in 6th grade