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artie,
since the teens where i worked have trouble remembering much less
understanding the importance of slip and score, i compare it to putting
peanut butter between bread. if no peanut butter is on the bread, it comes
apart just like clay parts. of course i still get an occassional "slacker"
who wants to skip that step. kathy, wi
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From: <Artemis420>
To: ArtsEdNet Talk <artsednet>
Sent: Sunday, January 30, 2000 10:46 PM
Subject: Re: handbuilding/throwing rubrics
> Not about rubrics, but on clay.
> Does anyone have good lesson plan for scoring and welding clay that small
> children can understand?
> I teach it, but am not satisfied.
> Also, does any one know anything about clay with paper in it?
> Artie
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