Once they completed their sculptures they were able to make cups/bowls/plates/etc. on the wheel.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Work
Last week I was given the opportunity to ditch the classes I was "suppose" to be teaching on Tuesday and Wednesday, to take a higher class of girls to a pottery studio to turn their clock drawings into 3-dimensional figures. Getting up and to school by 9am was a new routine for me but well worth it. (What is this? I actually have to teach while I'm here?) From the school the pottery teacher, Lawerence and I, walked the classes to his studio and after a 1/2 hour orientation we got to work.
Once they completed their sculptures they were able to make cups/bowls/plates/etc. on the wheel.
Once they completed their sculptures they were able to make cups/bowls/plates/etc. on the wheel.
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I'm glad you got to have fun playing with your Play Dough. But what about St. Patrick's Day? They had parades, our Vice President was there, green beer - - - did you see any of these things? You are in Ireland, you know. How about an update on how the Irish celebrate their special day. Please and thank you.
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I thought you would be glad to see that I am actually going to work... once in awhile :) Will post Dublin and St. Pattys Day today!
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