FREE CLASSROOM RESOURCE- ELEMENTARY ART
Clay Coils That Hold Together
Free Templates + Classroom Setup
45-minute lessonĀ |Ā Kā5 readyĀ |Ā Minimal prepĀ |Ā Ā Real classroom tested.
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WHAT'S INSIDE
Everything you need to run a clay lesson that actually works
No more coils falling apart. No more pieces that crumble before they dry. This free download gives you the two easiest starting templates, plus the one technique that holds everything together.
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Rainbow Template
The easiest entry point. Students build top to bottom.
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Heart Template
Follow the outline, fill the center. Simple structure that builds confidence fast.
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HelpfulĀ Hints
Use the flip-and-smooth technique that makes pieces hold.
"If something isn't working, it's almost always because the back wasn't smoothed."
- Kristen Schauer, Elementary Art Teacher, 17+ Years
WAYS TO USE IT
One resource. Multiple uses.
- One-day clay lesson: complete in 45 minutes
- Sub plans: clear visuals, minimal support needed
- Early finishers: students build independently
- Small group reteach: focused coil skill practice
- Choice-based learning: student-selectedĀ
- Display-ready work: structured, consistent results
Kristen Schauer
ART TEACHER Ā· SELĀ FACILITATOR Ā·Ā YOGA INSTRUCTOR
I create classroom resources that are simple to prep, easy to teach, and actually work, because I've tested every single one of them in my own art room. These templates are used in real 45-minute elementary art classes, with real kids, every week.
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Two printable templates + classroom setup tips, sent straight to your inbox.
