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This 11-word ceramics word search covers kiln and firing terminology for students in pottery or ceramics coursework. Hidden words include pyrometric cones, saggar, kiln wash, glost, and raku, focusing on firing techniques and equipment. Use it as a study guide for a ceramics chapter or unit, a lab warm-up, or adapt it as a template for other technical pottery vocabulary.

Subject:
Art
Topic:
Ceramics
Grade Level:
College – Adult Education
Updated April 2023

Word List

  • PYROMETRICCONES
  • KILNFURNITURE
  • GUIDECONE
  • SAGGAR
  • PYROMETER
  • GLOST
  • GUARDCONE
  • KILNWASH
  • RAKU
  • FIRINGCONE
  • ATMOSPHERE

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