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Clay-tionary (n.)
/kleɪ-ˈʃəːnəri/

1. A creative team game where players sculpt objects out of clay for their teammates to guess, adding a tactile twist to the classic Pictionary.

2. A playful bonding activity that combines imagination, collaboration, and a little bit of mess to spark creativity and laughter.

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A demo video prepared by Ms Tiffany Sarah Sebastian Ravi.

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A fun twist on Pictionary where teams sculpt words and phrases with air-dried clay—no talking allowed! Can you guess the object before time runs out?

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See you at the Art Rooms after lunch! Please be seated with your teams. You may want to tie up your hair and remove any accessories or watches to keep your hands free!

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The Exquisite Pot (n.)
/ɪkˈskwɪzɪt pɒt/

1. A collaborative clay creation made through the sequential contributions of multiple participants, each adding their unique touch.

2. A pinch pot crafted as part of a playful group activity inspired by the "Exquisite Corpse" method, where individual creativity blends into a surprising and cohesive final design.

The Exquisite Corpse (originally Cadavre Exquis in French) is a surrealist art technique invented in the 1920s by artists like André Breton, Marcel Duchamp, and Yves Tanguy. It began as a playful drawing game where multiple participants would contribute to a single artwork without seeing the previous sections.

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A pinch pot crafted as part of a playful group activity inspired by the "Exquisite Corpse" method, where individual creativity blends into a surprising and cohesive final design.

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Upload:

1. A photo of your group’s sculpture.

2. An artist statement that reflect your group’s teaching philosophy or level goals for 2025.

3. You can also explain how the collaborative process influenced your teaching approach or how it connects to your aspirations as an educator.

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Reflect on your experience. Consider the following prompts to guide your thoughts:

What challenges did you face while collaborating, and what aspects were most rewarding?

How did the contributions from others influence the final outcome in ways you might not have anticipated on your own?

In what ways can this activity help promote collaboration in our classrooms and among colleagues?

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Choose one of the five glaze options below and create a post in the corresponding section for your chosen glaze.

To ensure we can return the correct glazed and fired work to you, please upload two separate posts under your chosen glaze option, using your full name as the 'Subject' in both posts.

First Post: A photo showing an overview of your cup.

Second Post: A close-up photo highlighting distinctive features of your cup, such as your name written on the base or a unique pattern.

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"Filling Our Cups" is a workshop envisioned by the Aesthetics Department for the 2025 Staff Level Bonding initiative.

This workshop invites you to explore the art of working with clay—an opportunity to bond, ignite creativity, practise self-care, and collaborate with one another. As you shape something meaningful with your hands, take a moment to document your journey and share those special moments through photographs and reflections on this Padlet.

Let this be a time to fill your own cup before you pour into others.

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2. Artist statement: The tree that keeps on giving.

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Group 3

Together we can make a difference

No matter what happens, we will stand by each other!

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Different but United

We explored the tension and harmony between individuality and collective identity. Through contrasting elements, the work celebrates diversity while emphasizing the shared threads that connect us all, which is AMKPS.

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Group 6 - Joy in Motion.. Celebrating Children at Play

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Group 6 - Joy in Motion.. Celebrating Children at Play

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A sculpture of playground made of various shapes, each unique, mirrors young minds shaped by education. Some fragile, others sturdy, they require balance and care to reach their potential. Like a potter, educators mold with patience, nurturing individuality. The result isn’t uniformity but vessels ready to carry dreams and the promise of tomorrow.

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The Dance of Pouring and Filling

Each cup, crafted with care, represents an individual, unique in shape and texture, yet all are interconnected in a dynamic arrangement. The design reflects the idea that we pour into one another, sharing experiences, emotions, and stories that enrich our lives. As one cup tilts, it spills its contents into another, illustrating the fluidity of relationships and the importance of nurturing one another’s growth.

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Together with a strong foundation, we help to shape the lives of our AMKPians.

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