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| Each student is given a sketch book for my class. In it they take notes, doodle, sketch ideas, and finalize projects. I inherit these sketchbooks from the high school biology teacher (yay recycling!). |
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| One of the last assignments in the biology sketchbooks was this: The Future is Wild. Students were asked to hypothesize and sketch what one chosen organism may look like in thousands of years. As an introduction into working with clay, I asked my students to sculpt the biology student's drawing into clay. |
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| The Flying Shark Sculpted by Nick P. |
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| The Taintor Squirrell Sculpted by Tucker P. |
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| Eagalus Americanus V3 Sculpted by Emma S. |
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