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CeramicsTrackingSheet 1
CeramicsTrackingSheet 1
Tray Labels: Do you store your student’s ceramics on a tray? In a box? On a shelf?
Either way if you teach hundreds of kids, your keeping track of hundred pieces of
art! These small tray labels can be stapled, taped, or placed near ceramic pieces
to help you keep track of the work. Print a few sheets, trim them, and keep
them with your student’s work so you know exactly what belongs to who.
Art Project Tracking Sheet: This versatile page allows for you to map out your les-
sons for the entire week for all of the grade levels you teach.
Glaze Tracking Sheet: Do you want to know what glazes your student has used on
a specific piece? Do you sometimes try funky glaze combinations? This mini slip
will help you keep track of that information. Each slip allows for the student to
write their information on top. The bottom has a place for students to write infor-
mation for up to four different glazed areas, keep track of color and the number
of coats applied!
Bisque Bottom
Cone ####
Glaze
Cone ####
Top
Bisque Bottom
Cone ####
Glaze
Cone ####
Top
Item/Project
Date Produced
Teacher/Day
Item/Project
Date Produced
Teacher/Day
Item/Project
Date Produced
Teacher/Day
Item/Project
Date Produced
Teacher/Day
Item/Project
Date Produced
Homeroom: Homeroom:
Project: Project:
Name: Name:
Homeroom: Homeroom:
Project: Project: