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Tools
Clay
Safety
Clean Up
100

Name the tool used to roll out the clay.

What is a rolling pin?

100
This is a moldable type of soil that can be used to make various items such as a bowl or mug.
What is Clay?
100
This is always used to clean up clay from the tables and on tools. It is also known as H2O
What is water?
100
Clean-up is so imporant in clay because __________.
What is it helps to prevent myself and others from getting sick?
200

These two sticks were used to make sure that the clay was rolled out to an even thickness.

What is guides?

200
This liquid is used in the making of clay to make sure that the clay is moist. Also known as H2O
What is water?
200
When using clay, you should avoid chewing gum, drinking and ________.
What is Eating?
200

What should you do with your tools after you are finished? 

Clean them and return them to their proper place.

300
This tool was used to cut around the template to create a perfect circle.
What is a Needle Tool?
300
This is one of the three elements used to make clay. It is also known as quartz and is used in the making of glass.
What is silica?
300
When clay is in this state it is considered the most dangerous. This is why we do not clap our hands or blow ____ off the table.
What is dry clay?
300

Should clay scraps be thrown away? True or False

FALSE! Scraps can be reusable or reclaimed 

400

Which tool would you use if you wanted to cut or shape the clay at an angle?

Bevel Tool

400

Why should clay stay in your assigned work area?

To maintain cleanliness and safety around the classroom. 

400
These can be living in wet clay. They can cause upset stomach if ingested.
What is bacteria or microbes?
400

Describe the correct way to clean your work space after working with clay?

clean and put away tools then wet clean the area

500

How could using the wrong tool or using a tool incorrectly affect your ceramic work?

Best answer wins

500

Name one safe behavior while working with clay.

no horseplay, listening for instructions, keeping clay at the table, using tools properly.. etc

500

A student says "It's just clay dust, so it is not that dangerous." Explain why this statement is incorrect.

Fine clay dust can contain crystalline silica, and repeated inhalation can create respiratory hazards.

500

Your table looks clean, but you can still feel a thin layer of dried clay residue. Are you finished cleaning? Explain

No. The residue should be removed using the classroom's wet-cleaning procedure.