Youth-Teen Pottery Classes in Moorestown

In this class students will have the opportunity to explore and develop their own unique ideas and designs. The instructor will work closely with students as they turn ideas from sketches into three-dimensional sculpture or functional pottery; while continuing to learn and strengthen hand building and wheel throwing techniques. From ideas and goals to finished one-of-a-kind artwork, this class will help to develop confidence in the young potter. This class requires at least one previous pottery class, and the minimum age is nine years old.

This class is ideal for students who have taken Welcome to Pottery, Welcome Back to Pottery, or both. Students in this class will strengthen basic techniques and learn new ones as they begin with handbuilding projects and progress to the wheel. Beginners are welcomed in this class, which will include both sculptural and functional objects. More advanced students will hone their clay skills, while everyone will learn to develop their ideas from sketches to three-dimensional realization. This class may be repeated, since new projects are designed for each term.

Great for those who have taken Parent and Child Handbuilding, any 3D or Fantasy Sculpture class, or for those who are new to working in clay. This introductory pottery course will channel children's tactile energies into creative and enjoyable projects. Students will work with the basic techniques of coil, slab and pinch construction. Projects will address the students' ages and skill levels, promoting artistic growth as they make both sculptural and functional objects from clay. This class may be repeated, since new projects are designed for each term.

Great for those who have taken Parent and Child Handbuilding, any 3D or Fantasy Sculpture class, or for those who are new to working in clay. This introductory pottery course will channel children's tactile energies into creative and enjoyable projects. Students will work with the basic techniques of coil, slab and pinch construction. Projects will address the students' ages and skill levels, promoting artistic growth as they make both sculptural and functional objects from clay. This class may be repeated, since new projects are designed for each term.