Creative Clay in English: Let’s Explore Together! (Ages 5–11)

Get ready to get your hands messy and mold your imagination! Our Ceramics and English workshops offer the perfect mix of hands-on clay building and creative language immersion. Explore the 6 unique clay projects below, click open the sections, and secure your child's spot at the potter's bench! Class Schedule Monday, June 29 | 12:00 - 13:30 Ceramics & English: Frogs Description: Kids will sculpt a charming, wide-eyed frog complete with a tiny crown, and place it safely on a textured clay lily pad base they mold themselves. Friday, July 3 | 12:00 - 13:30 Ceramics & English: Turtles Description: Children will mold a realistic shell and construct the flippers and neck of a charming sea turtle, focusing on smooth joinery and detailed facial features. Monday, July 27 | 12:00 - 13:30 Ceramics & English: Crocodiles Description: Little sculptors will practice texturing clay by stamping patterns onto a long, curved crocodile body, finishing their reptile with expressive eyes and cute little feet. Friday, July 31 | 12:00 - 13:30 Ceramics & English: Penguins Description: Children will learn to pinch and sculpt smooth clay into an adorable, free-standing penguin, focusing on capturing sleek wings and playful expressions before adding colorful details. Monday, August 10 | 12:00 - 13:30 Ceramics & English: Owls Description: Using texturing tools to stamp fine feather patterns, children will shape a hollow or solid clay owl featuring wide eyes and delicate wings. Friday, August 14 | 12:00 - 13:30 Ceramics & English: Dalí Faces Description: Kids will roll out a clay slab and use coils, spheres, and carving techniques to build a unique, surrealist character plaque inspired by Salvador Dalí, featuring funny traits like big mustaches or spiral eyes. Price: 25 € per class. Stay for both classes? If they stay for two classes in one day, please pack a merienda for the 30-minute break in between — we’ll look after them during that time. Take-home: For Ceramics classes, finished pieces will be kiln-fired and ready to collect in around 3 weeks. Please remember to bring a mandilón (art smock).