but I decided to combine it with the idea of a luminary for the holidays.
The students worked from slabs of clay, to create the walls and floors of the missions. This took about 2 classes, with the front and back walls on day one, and the floor and sides on day two.
The students worked from slabs of clay, to create the walls and floors of the missions. This took about 2 classes, with the front and back walls on day one, and the floor and sides on day two.
My 3rd graders are advanced this year, so they had no problem diving in and assembling on their own, I double checked the seams and reseals any cracks as they turned them in, but you may want to give an additional third day to focus on pure assembly if you feel the clay will hold up for that long, cause it was a bit crazy!
After Thanksgiving it was time to give them their first bake in the kiln.
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