Alie Ward

Smells like sharpened pencils.

Each episode of Ologies has that slightly giddy sensation of your favorite teacher pulling out a fresh transparency sheet for the overhead projector and captivating the imagination of every kid in the class.

Also, thank you to Bunny who left the review.

Minus some stars because we have swears in the show.

Bunny, we made you a whole show.

It's called Smologies.

S-M-O-L-O-G-I-E-S.

They are linked right in the show notes.

They're in their own filth-free...

feed of classroom-safe, kid-friendly episodes.

They're called Smologies.

We made them for you.

I hope you enjoy them.

No swears.

Smologies.

Also, thanks to sponsors of the show who make it possible to donate to a cause of Theologist choosing each week.

Okay, grab grandpa's old dress shirt, reverse it as a smock.

Let's get into an art project on the difference between ceramics and pottery, where clay comes from, if there's enough in the world, how you can spot clay in the wild, how long have humans been making pots?

What were the first ceramics?

What is glaze exactly?