In the land of South Dakota, tucked away between the badlands and black hills, there's a group of peculiar and extraordinary kids. They go by the name of the 'Pottery Pranksters,' and they're creators of the most whimsical and fantastical ceramics you could ever dream of. South Dakota, which they lovingly call 'SoDak,' is their open-air studio. It's home to famous landmarks like the Mount Rushmore, the wild bison, and the mysterious underground world of Jewel Cave. But the most magical sight of all is watching the Pottery Pranksters at work. Led by their zany and lovable mascot, Claymore the Coyote, these kids turn the ordinary into the extraordinary. Claymore is no ordinary character. With his rainbow-colored fur, cowboy boots made of clay, and paint-splattered bandana, he's got a wild side as vibrant as a South Dakota sunset. And just like a coyote, he's always up to some shenanigans! Every day, under the endless SoDak sky, the Pottery Pranksters and Claymore gather around their magical pottery wheel. With a twirl here and a splat there, they shape the clay into all sorts of crazy things. A bowl with a bunny's ears, a mug with a coyote's tail, a plate that giggles when you tickle it, these aren't your grandmother's ceramics! But the best part? The giggles and laughter you hear as the kids squish the clay between their fingers, making funny faces and blowing raspberry when the clay splatters! If there's one thing you can learn from these Pottery Pranksters, it's that art is supposed to be fun, messy, and a little bit cheeky, just like Claymore the Coyote!