A method of creating pots by building bottom and walls with even, ropelike or snakelike pieces of clay

Making clay products permanent through baking at high temperatures in a kiln.

Unfired clay that isn't quite dry yet firm enough to carve; clay that has stiffened slightly .

Making marks on the edges of two pieces of clay before joining with slip.

Clay evenly rolled and formed by draping or joining.

Clay diluted with to the consistency of cream; used for joining 2 pieces of clay; acts like a glue.

Kneading moist clay to eliminate air bubbles and produce a uniform texture.

What clay stage must the clay be in to fire it in the kiln?

What things must you do to attach the clay?

A flat piece of clay is called what?

What clay stage can you add pieces together?

Which ceramic term is NOT a clay technique?

A rolled tube of clay is which technique?

A fluid mixture of clay and water

A stage in the drying process of clay when the clay is pliable but strong enough to handle

Unfired pottery

The process which changes clay into ceramic

Rolling out clay into rope like pieces

Clay that has been changed from a lump into a flat piece

A stage in the drying process of clay when all the water has completely evaporated

The machine we use to fire clay is the

True or False: We will keep our clay that is not currently being modeled in the plastic bag to keep it wet

The process of pressing and rolling the clay on the table to remove air bubbles is

What tools can you use to smooth out the surface of the clay?

True or False: When moving clay from my table to the shelves, both hands are on my project securely, and I am walking carefully as to keep my project safe and others safe as well.

The tools I am using for clay