Week of clay studio at WFBHS for grades 1–8. Hand-building, the potter's wheel, and a bonus project during firing time.
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A week in the ceramics studio at WFB High School (Room 35); run by WFBHS art teacher Tanner Teipel. Kids learn a stack of hand-building and sculptural techniques and get real time on a potter's wheel. The output adds up faster than most parents expect. While clay pieces fire in the kiln; kids work on a bonus project so the studio time doesn't stall. Eight sections run across the summer; so there's flexibility to find a week that works. Bring a smock or apron daily. July 20-31; 3pm · At WFB High School Ceramics Studio.
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Week of clay studio at WFB High School's ceramics room for kids entering grades 1–8, taught by WFBHS art teacher Tanner Teipel. Hand-building and sculpture techniques plus time on the potter's wheel, with a bonus project running while the clay fires. Eight sections to pick from — bring a smock or apron every day.
Week of clay studio at WFB High School's ceramics room for kids entering grades 1–8, taught by WFBHS art teacher Tanner Teipel. Hand-building and sculpture techniques plus time on the potter's wheel, with a bonus project running while the clay fires. Eight sections to pick from — bring a smock or apron every day.
Week of clay studio at WFB High School's ceramics room for kids entering grades 1–8, taught by WFBHS art teacher Tanner Teipel. Hand-building and sculpture techniques plus time on the potter's wheel, with a bonus project running while the clay fires. Eight sections to pick from — bring a smock or apron every day.