Creative Homeschool Pottery Classes in Provo, Utah
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours per session
Fitness Level
Suitable for children with general good health; minimal physical exertion required.
Overview
Discover a fun and educational pottery camp in Provo that’s perfect for homeschooling families! Kids learn essential pottery skills while creating their own masterpieces in a supportive studio setting.
Homeschool Morning Classes!
Ages 10-17 • 4 Week Kids Camp • 10 People Max
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About This Adventure
This engaging camp offers children a hands-on experience in pottery, teaching essential skills like centering clay and controlling wall thickness in a fun, collaborative setting. Over four weeks, kids will enhance their creativity and coordination while learning studio etiquette, all while enjoying daily snack breaks and creating up to 15 unique pieces.
What does camp include?#
This camp includes a basic curriculum paced to each group of kids and will cover centering clay, pulling cylinder walls evenly, testing and controlling wall thicknesses and form — all in a fun and cooperative environment.
Your child will develop eye-hand coordination as they express their creativity. They will also learn the rules and routines of good studio practice and to share their workspace with others respectfully.
Each class meets once a week for 4 week. A total of 8 hours of instruction. See schedule for class times.
Other class information:
- Our kids camps include all clay, glaze, and firings for up to 15 pieces.
- Snack break everyday.
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early to Settle In
Plan to arrive a little early to give kids time to get comfortable with the workspace and tools.
Wear Clothes You Can Get Dirty
Pottery can be messy; dress children in clothes that can withstand some clay and glaze splatter.
Stay Hydrated During Snack Breaks
Encourage kids to drink water during the snack breaks to stay refreshed throughout the class.
Communicate Any Allergies Ahead of Time
Make sure to inform the studio about any food allergies or sensitivities before starting the camp.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Great horned owls
- Mule deer
History
Provo has a rich artistic community history, supporting local artisans and creative education through studios like Throw Art.
Conservation
The region emphasizes sustainable art practices, encouraging reuse of clay scraps and eco-friendly kiln firing methods.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Old Comfortable Clothes
Clothes that can get dirty with clay and paint are necessary for this hands-on pottery activity.
Water Bottle
Stay hydrated during sessions and snack breaks with a personal water bottle.
Apron
An apron provides extra protection for clothing during sculpting and glazing.
Face Mask
Recommended during colder months or if studio policies require it for health safety.
winter specific