KIDS CLAY ROOM
a pottery studio for children.
CREATE YOUR CAMP: We will be happy to open up camp days on any day (based on availability) if we have 4 or more children registered. Complete the CREATE YOUR CAMP request/registration form below and pick your days.
WORKSHOPS: 1 1/2 hour theme based clay handbuilding workshop. For ages 4 and up. $35/child
2/1/20, 10 to 11:30 am - Valentines Day Workshop
CAMPS: 3 hour 9 am to 12 pm camps. Children must bring a nut free lunch or snack. $55/day.
1/20/20: MLK Jr. Day Camp (Handbuilding only) FULL
1/31/20: School Day Off Camp (Handbuilding and Wheelthrowing)
2/17/20 President’s Day Camp (Handbuilding only)
SPRING BREAK CAMPS: 3 hour 9 am to 12 pm camps. Children must bring a nut free lunch or snack. $55/day.
4/8/20: (Handbuilding)
4/9/20: (Handbuilding)
4/10//20: (Handbuilding and Wheelthrowing)
Looking for Spring Break Camps on other days? Let us know:Create Your Camp
KIDS POTTERY CAMPS & WORKSHOPS
At our pottery studio, we offer Clay Camps and Workshops on school days off, holidays, and some weekends. Students will make and glaze clay projects, and learn about the tools and techniques used to create a ceramic piece from start to finish. Each child works on their own pieces. Our tools and instructions apply to all ages. Older children tend to add more detail to their work than younger children. Each child, irrespective of age, is allowed full creative freedom with his or her work.
773.416.4511
info@kidsclayroom.com
2646 N. HALSTED ST. CHICAGO, IL 60614
CAMPS and WORKSHOPS
Handbuilding: Children will use pinch, coil and slab techniques along with stamps, cookie cutters and molds to create fun and unique projects. Projects will be painted during the camp
Wheelthrowing: Campers ages 10 and up work on a potters wheel. This introductory class teaches the basics of wheelthrowing. Those with experience are welcome and can practice and experiment with wheelthrowing techniques. Wheelthrowing is a skill that requires repitition and practice - this camp is a great way to get started! Children will select glazes and glazing will be done for them after the pieces are fired.