PES CLAY CLUB!
An awesome aspect of the Maker Space are the projects that students suggest. Some we can do, some we can't, and some we keep stored away for a better time.
The first ever Clay Club session (Check out the Manu Tukutuku kites in the background!)
The Clay Club is an awesome example of students who thought of a great idea, and kept persisting until it happened. This club has started with 20kgs of clay, a positive attitude and plenty of creativity.
Hi I'm Solly from Awahono School. I liked how you presented your Clay Club. but the thing I like the most is how your encouraging people to be creative. Nice job, and I hope you will be able to look at my blog some time.
ReplyDeletethanks for the amazing comment and by the way Im vahoi you can check out my blog if you want to and i hope you enjoy
DeleteHi my name is Tiumalu from Awahono School. I really like how you were being creative with the clay and it reminded me of making castles with clay.
ReplyDeleteHi,my name is Jackson and I liked how you were being creative with the clay. It reminded me of when I made a castles out of play-do.
ReplyDeleteHi my name is sofaia from Wesley primary school i really like you presented your clay club i really like how you guys made the square with a stick on top of it
ReplyDeleteWow I wish We ha a clay club it sounds awesome. Maybe next time try putting you writing together but other wise its amazing.If you have time come check out my blog i´m Lucy from south Hornby and i would love you to come check out what we have been up too
ReplyDeleteHi Lucy My name is Lucy To that is cool how your name is the same as me.I like how you comments on the Clay clad blog. from Lucy
DeleteHello my name is Samuel from South Hornby School and this blog post is awesome. I like how you made a clay club in your school. The next time you edit this blog post maybe you could type down what activities you do in your clay club. This google document reminded me of when I played with play-doe. Make sure to keep the excellent work up!!
ReplyDeleteHi im Vahoi and thanks for the comment and we will be posting more I hope use enjoy what we do in our clay group
DeleteKia ora Clay Club members,
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see what you can create with 20kg of clay! Do you know of a local potter with a kiln to fire your creations? Keep sharing your learning.
Tania
HEY infact we do not know were we can fire it but if you could tell us then that will be awesome and we will be blogging what we done in clay this week and it is me and my friend making it and I hopes use enjoy what we have for you
DeleteKia ora Clay Club,
ReplyDeleteThank you for inviting me into your club yesterday, I really enjoyed talking to you about clay and playing with it. All that slip you made was superb.
Here is my site so you can check out some of my art classes from the USA https://sites.google.com/a/pacificu.edu/teacher-leah-white/
I still need to work out some technical problems with the photos but they should be up in the next day or two.
Leah
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DeleteOops, forgot to say I am still planing on finding time to come back to Clay Club again next week.
ReplyDelete:)
Leah
Thank you Leah for teaching our Clay Clubbers about how to make and use slip! It was awesome having a clay expert at Pt England and we look forward to seeing you this coming week!
ReplyDeleteNgā Mihi
Mr Vogt