In my Clay Kids group (students ranging from grades K-5) we just finished these sweet garden markers. Each student started with a slab that I had rolled with our slab roller. They then cut out their markers using clay tools and stencils made from manila paper. Each student made at least 4, and a few of them were even able to get one or two more markers out of their slab. They wrote the names of plants or herbs that their families plant, and then we decorated them mostly by using larger beads as stamps. After we made them, I realized I didn't get any photos of the kids using the beads as stamps, but here is a photo of the type of bead we used!
In my Clay Kids group (students ranging from grades K-5) we just finished these sweet garden markers. Each student started with a slab that I had rolled with our slab roller. They then cut out their markers using clay tools and stencils made from manila paper. Each student made at least 4, and a few of them were even able to get one or two more markers out of their slab. They wrote the names of plants or herbs that their families plant, and then we decorated them mostly by using larger beads as stamps. After we made them, I realized I didn't get any photos of the kids using the beads as stamps, but here is a photo of the type of bead we used!
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