There is a pottery class in the Youth Palace! When I heard the news, I decided to sign up for study, because I tried several times in some places where pottery was made, accompanied by my mother. Although the work is rough, I am still interested in pottery.

This year, the spring class of ceramics started, and I took apron, cuffs and other "equipment" to study with great expectation.

As soon as I opened the door of the pottery class, I felt the breath of art. I saw an amiable teacher coming over with a smile and asking my name. She is the stone teacher who teaches us pottery. Some students who arrived early sat upright.

"Ding ..." Class began, and the teacher began to teach me the first lesson, teaching us to be caterpillars. Rub the clay ball first, and then fix it with a toothpick. After fixing, draw feet with copper pipes and eyes and mouth with a knife. A lively caterpillar is finished. When the caterpillar is finished, the teacher will give the corresponding leaves.

In the process of doing it, a classmate shouted, "Teacher, I accidentally poured out all the water in the bowl. The mud turned into mud and fell on my pants!" " "

Our ceramic classmates looked at the man's pants and thought about what he just said, so they couldn't help laughing.

The teacher quickly took a rag to wipe his pants.

After class after class, I have many works: small flower baskets, vases and love dishes, all of which are my masterpieces. I think pottery is more interesting than I thought.

By doing pottery, I know you have to be patient and work hard to succeed in everything!