Gift for mom and dad
Crafts for moms and dads in the older group.
Stock. You will have to collect pine and fir cones, prepare acrylic paints with a brush, glue with a brush, thin twigs and rectangles of green paper.
- Pine cones are painted in different colors with acrylic paints.
- Branches of different lengths are painted green.
- Green rectangles are folded in half and the corners are rounded with scissors.
- The leaves are glued to the branches.
- Branches with leaves are attached to colored cones.
Owl
On a dark background you need to glue the first rosette, slightly unfolded - the body. Next the head is glued on. For this, you also need to stretch the corrugated part and cut out a small bow on top to make ears.
The wings will be made from rosettes folded in half, and the belly and eyes will be made from small or cut off ones. To finish, you need to use felt-tip pens to draw in the feathers, beak, pupils, and paws.
Working with 5-6 year old children
Children can make crafts from natural materials in the older group.
Stock. To do this you need a sheet of white paper, a white square, colored pencils, glue with a brush, two small rowan brushes and scissors.- The teacher draws a silhouette of a girl or boy on a sheet of paper. The white square is folded in half and the corners are rounded off with scissors. It is smeared with glue and glued to the upper part of the figure, to the head area.
- The cuttings of maple leaves are shortened and the remainder of the cutting is smeared, capturing the leaf with glue.
- Next, the leaves are glued with the cuttings up onto the doll’s silhouette. It should be glued frequently so that the doll’s dress is fluffy and voluminous.
- Leaves cover the top of the white circle. This is doll hair.
- Rowan tassels should be glued to the sides of the head; they will indicate earrings.
- The kids will paint their faces as they wish. The eyes can be marked by gluing oblong green lilac leaves, narrowing them slightly.
In the same way, you can glue maple leaves onto a boy figurine.
Activities with children
The teacher teaches older children how to make crafts.
Stock. For the teacher to glue a chair out of paper, prepare 2 paper rectangles. One is 12 cm long and 6 cm wide. Step back 3 cm from the edges of the sides and draw a dotted line. The base of the chair will be glued from this blank.
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The second rectangular segment is 18 cm long and 9 cm wide. Divide the rectangle into 3 equal parts and mark it with a dotted line. The back and sides of the chair will be glued from it.
- The smaller rectangle is bent along the dotted line in one direction. This will be the seat of the chair.
- The corners of the second rectangle are rounded with scissors at a height of 6 cm and also bent along the dotted line. This will be the back.
- The back is smeared with glue and glued to both sides of the chair.
Stork
On the rough sketch, sketch out the outline of the bird. Turn the leaf over and seal it with double-sided tape, because large seeds are better attached to tape.
Just don’t peel off the protective film from the tape just yet; first you need to cut out the picture along the contour and glue it to the background.
We expose the tape and glue white plumage made from pumpkin seeds and black plumage from sunflower seeds onto it.
You can simply draw the beak and legs with a felt-tip pen, or you can pour semolina onto PVA and then paint it with gouache.
The nest can be made from branches, sushi sticks, dry grass, and pencil sawdust.
Goose
On the main sheet of paper that will serve as the background, sketch out the outlines of the bird to make it easier for the baby to navigate the space of the sheet.
It is better to use thick paper or cardboard, since regular office paper will begin to bend from the weight of the seeds.
The wing can be made from pumpkin seeds, the beak and legs from orange napkins, previously divided into small pieces and rolled into balls, and the plumage itself from medical cotton wool. The materials must be glued to the background using PVA glue.
