Standing Angel

Students will make a standing angel with unique decorative features and interesting texture patterns. It’s a wonderful piece they can display each season.

Seasonal class, running through fall months until early December.

*Note: All in school and virtual clay programs use air dry clay which is much less durable than clay that is bisque fired at our visual art studios. We cannot transport clay from in-school programs to the visual art studios for firing, but if your school has a kiln and a technician, we can supply suitable clay for firing at your school. 

Click here for information on in school techniques for finishing air dry clay.

 

Curriculum

• Art: refining forms, creative process, expression and celebration, fine and gross motor skill development
• Make experimental and informed artistic choices when creating artworks

 

Student Outcomes

• Explore how texture can be used to create a visual effect
• Differentiate between two- and three-dimensional shapes
• Learn what clay is and where it comes from; why it is bisque fired in a kiln; how to use clay and clay tools safely in a professional studio
• Create art for enjoyment

 

Suggested Pairings

Exploring Art – Art Gallery of St. Albert