Film - January 23 th, 2012 Today is a catch up day. Students who have not turned in work, will get caught up today. Students who are caught up will work.

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Film - January 23 th, 2012 Today is a catch up day. Students who have not turned in work, will get caught up today. Students who are caught up will work on homework for other classes or enjoy reading.

Drama January 23, 2012 We were grouping for the new project… characterizations.

Art 1 – January 23, 2012 What you can expect… I will learn about color theory. I will see a power point about color theory. My assignment is to draw simple images to paint tomorrow using color theory concepts.

Sculpture – January 23, 2012 I was assigned ten thumbnails to draw for my new sculpture. I am creating a clay creature, either mythical or real.

1.Wedge - Mix the clay, push out the air 2. Mold - Forming the clay into a shape (coil, pinch, or slab) – tell the steps for coil, pinch or slab. 3.Air-Dry - Clay becomes bone-dry. 4.Fire the clay in a kiln to form bisque. 5. Glaze the bisque ware and let it dry. 6. Fire the clay in the kiln again. 7.Finished piece of pottery Steps to creating pottery