
Please Enjoy Pottery
Classes with
David & Suzanne
Gould
Good Earth Pottery
& Garden - Sign-up Today!
918-3848
degstg@bellsouth.net
www.goodearthpotteryandgarden.com
Good Earth Pottery and
Garden looks out over a creek and is located
between Calvander & Maple View Ice Cream.
We base all our classes on
personal initiative, soothing clay, and your imagination.
We offer you the chance to
create on the wheel, the slab roller, and/or hand-sculpt.
Whether you keep your
creations, or give them as gifts, they are sure to bring your thoughtfulness
and beauty into the world for many, many years to come. We support the unique person and artist
you are!
We further welcome you to organize your own
class times with family/friends if our schedule can fit you in.
Sign-up for our 2008 January
- February Term today! 918-3848 It’s Fun!
Mondays January 7 – February 25 (7 weeks) (
Grades 2-8
Tuesdays January 8– February 26 (7 weeks) (CHCCS Teacher Workday
January 22nd)
Grades 3-12
Wednesdays January
9 - February 27 (8 weeks)
Students, Adults, Retirees 11:30 –
Grades K-5
Students, Adults, Retirees
Thursdays January
10 – February 28 (8 weeks)
Grades K-8
Students, Adults, Retirees 6:30-
Fridays
January 11 - February 29 (8 weeks)
Grades 2-8
David Gould is the lead teacher at Good Earth Pottery
and Garden. He loves making pottery and teaching pottery. David is a 1988 graduate of
Suzanne Gould also teaches some classes and does
substitute teaching. Suzanne is a public
art teacher with twenty-five years of experience. She is a National Board Certified Teacher,
has been Teacher of the Year at
Full refund for cancellation by either party is
possible one week in advance of first class.
Make-ups are scheduled only during current term. Mid-term enrollments are occasionally
possible. Tuition includes Open Studio, which is on most Sundays from 2-5 for
currently enrolled adults. Pottery class size is usually 6-7 students, the
minimum is 4. This 6-7-person class size provides for a nice
group dynamic while retaining individual attention. Many groups of friends and families have
organized their own classes. You provide
the individual initiative and projects, while David provides technical and
thoughtful support. Relaxing clay time offers you a chance to unwind and have
fun. “I look forward to helping you realize your unique, delightful goals. I hope you understand ceramics is an organic
science, and there is great variability in the process. Some pieces may crack, and sometimes the
glazes have unexpected results, but I hope you will enjoy the overall
experience. I try to be thoroughly kind
and supportive to each individual in the studio, and expect the same from all
the students. Students who repeatedly
engage in teasing, an overly critical attitude, or are otherwise non-respectful
of myself or other students or their work will be asked to be more respectful
or be asked to discontinue classes. Good
Earth Pottery & Garden is a place for peace, kindness, and mutual
support. Thank you!" -
David Gould