Pottery Class Safety Rules

Bernice·

Art Safety

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SubjectArt Safety

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using the following rules. create a worksheet for students with enhanced visuals. this is a for special education class with a readinglevel around 6th grade. No throwing clay Any student who throws clay will be removed from the classroom for the duration of the project, assigned a term paper, and given detentions. Respect all materials and tools Do not accidentally throw away any tools. Treat them with care as they can break easily. Wash and put them back where you got them. Cover clay properly

This resource outlines key safety rules and procedures for working with clay in an art classroom. Students are taught to respect materials and tools, emphasizing the importance of handling clay carefully to prevent injuries and maintain a productive environment. Key safety guidelines include no throwing clay, dust safety protocols, and not consuming food or drink in the studio. Additional sections provide detailed procedures for preparing clay, such as wedging and the slip-and-score technique for joining pieces, highlighting moisture control to ensure workability. It also describes studio workspace care, proper glaze application methods, and cleanup procedures, ensuring a safe and efficient creative space. Finally, students are encouraged to engage in a safety agreement and reflection on safety practices when handling their artwork.