Introduce the session by explaining the importance of clay sculpting in art and its historical significance. Highlight how this activity will enhance their creativity and spatial awareness.

Discuss the different types of clay available, such as earthenware, stoneware, and porcelain. Explain their properties and typical uses in sculpting.

Introduce the basic tools used in clay sculpting, such as wire cutters, rolling pins, and sculpting knives. Explain their functions and how they aid in the sculpting process.

Explain the coiling technique, showing images of the process. Describe how coils are rolled and stacked to create forms.

Introduce the pinching technique with step-by-step images. Highlight how pinching can create simple bowls or more complex shapes.

Describe the slab building technique, using images to show how slabs are rolled out and joined together. Discuss the importance of scoring and slipping to attach pieces.

Encourage students to experiment with the techniques learned. Remind them that practice and creativity are key to developing their skills.