Summary of a drawing lesson for children 5-7 years old with presentation

Methodological development of an open lesson.
Author: Shchekoturova Natalya Gennadievna, teacher of additional education MAUDO TsRTDU city Buguruslan Topic : My plush friends Purpose of the lesson: Perform a drawing using foam rubber drawing. Objectives: Educational: teach children to convey in a drawing the image of a toy familiar from childhood; consolidate the ability to depict the shape of parts, their relative size, location, color. Continue learning to draw large, position the image in accordance with the size of the sheet. Educational: getting to know the history of the creation of the toy, expanding your understanding of the world around you. Educational: develop children's creative imagination, create conditions for the development of creative abilities. Educating : to cultivate love and thrift for toys and aesthetic taste. Children's age: 5-7 years. Equipment: presentation “What kinds of bears there are”, visual aids with the image of a bear, toys: dog, bear, hare, elephant, kitten; Literary range: poems about animals, riddles; “The toys ran away” by L. Gerasimov. Visual range: drawings made by children, illustrations depicting bears, methodological table for step-by-step execution of a drawing in pencil. Musical sequence: listening to a piece of music. Material for the lesson: - children's toys: dog, bear, hare, elephant, kitten; - album sheet; - a simple pencil; - a set of gouache paints; - 2 pieces of sponge; - thin brush; - a glass of water; - napkin; 1. Organizational moment. All the children gathered in a circle, I am your friend and you are my friend. Let's hold hands tightly and smile at each other! “Guys, let’s smile at each other so that we can be in a good mood all day.” 2. Updating knowledge. – Guys, today I brought this beautiful box to class. What do you think is in it? (children's answers) - Your favorite toys are in the box. And this one is the first! (takes out a kitten). This is a kitten. Do you like him? How do you play with him? (feed, put to bed). -I wonder what other toys are in this box? (takes out the Bunny). What a beautiful Bunny. Look how long his ears are. What's this about the bunny? (tail, paws). -Who else was hiding in the box? (takes out a toy elephant). Who is this? He is not at all like other animal toys. Look what his ears are like. Big or small? What do you call an elephant's nose? Do you think the elephant is kind or angry? Why do you think so? 3. Setting the goal of the lesson. -What else is in the box? (takes out Mishka). What do you think the lesson will be about today? (children must name the topic of the lesson). What goal would you set for yourself, what would you like to learn? - Who is this? Do you like this toy? And why? Isn't it a good toy? Why do you like him? Because the bear is soft, warm, big? (It is advisable for children to express themselves independently, and for the teacher to generalize and supplement their statements). 4. Explanation of new material. - What do you know about bears? (Children's answers) - Please note: the bear has shiny black... eyes, like beads, and a black shiny... nose, like a button. On the head... ears. Which? That's right, little ones. What about the paws? Yes, big and thick. The bear is also called clubfoot. What do bear cubs like to eat? That's right, honey, raspberries, fish. Do you know a poem about animals? (Reading a poem about animals.) - Well done! Misha, we love you very much. Let's pet Misha and say that we love him, praise him. (the teacher walks with Mishka to the children, giving him the opportunity to pet him and suggesting phrases for Mishka “I love you”, “Bear is very good”, “Bear is fluffy and kind”, “I will play with you” - What do you think, if Our Mishenka's paw was really torn off, would he smile? Of course not. But we didn't offend Mishka? Look, Mishka smiled at us. Let's smile back at him. (Place the toy next to the others). - And now, I would like to tell a little about the history of the teddy bear and what they are like? (presentation show) - That's how many new wonderful toys you have, you won't be bored. Guys, I would like to reveal one secret: when you go to bed in the evening, the toys come to life and share your impressions about how you played, who was kind, and who abandoned them, ruffled them. One day when I woke up in the evening, I heard a story about how the toys ran away from the boy Sasha. The toys ran away. The toys ran away from the boy Sasha: His catchy, funny little animals. He often threw them, didn’t know how to play, even managed to break the bear’s paw. And I met them at the circus: Smart, funny! He recognized the artists as his toys. The baby elephant skillfully plays with the ball, and the little bear was the first to become a strongman! Even though the rope is stretched very high, an acrobat cat walks along it. The bunnies in the stroller ring the bells, They command the team of horses themselves! And then Sasha realized who he had lost! He begged them all to come home! - I will love you, play with everyone, don’t give your toys to insult! And in the morning there were little animals on the shelf, His winding funny toys! They became inseparable friends. And friend, that's great! You know it yourself! L. Gerasimova - Guys, I think you wouldn’t want your toys to run away from you either. What needs to be done to prevent this from happening? -Play carefully, do not throw them, put them back in their places. -Right! — Do you know where toys come from in your home? - From the shop. - That's right, but first they are made in a toy factory, and then they go to the store where they are bought. The teacher invites the children to draw a portrait of a teddy bear during class. - You know, a problem happened, all the brushes were gone, we had nothing to paint with. - What should we do? (children's answers) - Let's draw a foam print in an interesting way. 5. Dynamic pause. Physical exercise. Now you and I will turn into bears. The bear crawled out of the den, looked around on the threshold, (turns left - right) He stretched from sleep - (stretching - arms up) Spring has come to us again. To quickly gain strength, the bear twisted its head. (head rotation) Leaned back and forth. (tilts forward and backward) Here he is walking through the forest, The bear is looking for roots and rotten stumps. (tilts: touch your left foot with your right hand, then vice versa) Finally, the bear had eaten and sat down on a log. (children sit down) 6. Practical part. (Calm music sounds). 1. Consider the toy, determine the parts of the object, their shape, relative size, location, color (round head, with semicircular ears, oval body with two upper and lower paws, fluffy brown surface) 2. Draw the outline of the bear cub with a simple pencil. 3. The teacher’s explanation of a new method of depiction - drawing with a sponge: - Guys, if you look at your teddy bears, you will notice that the outline of the toy is drawn with even, smooth lines, and our teddy bear is actually fluffy, even shaggy. In order for his portrait to look like a real bear cub, we use a depiction method: we will draw with a piece of foam sponge. If you dip a sponge in paint of the desired color (brown), then lightly press the painted side onto the line drawn with a pencil and immediately tear it off the surface, you will get an imprint that will give the line volume and fluffiness. The next print should be placed side by side, leaving no free space between the previous and subsequent ones. When the outline is ready, fill the space inside with prints. 4. Complete the drawing with details: with a thin brush draw the eyes, nose, mouth of the bear, draw claws on the paws, and if desired, decorate the drawn toy with a bow. 5. If desired, make a bright colored background around the teddy bear in the same way, using another, clean piece of foam rubber. During the work, the teacher monitors how the children draw: reminds them not to put a lot of paint on the foam rubber, but only lightly touch the surface of the paint so that the print has an air-colored surface; First complete one element to completion, only then proceed to the next. 7. Consolidation of learned material. -You have got wonderful portraits of cheerful bear cubs that can be inserted into a frame. — What bears did you meet? -Who did we draw today? - In what way? 8. Reflection. The teacher invites the children to place their drawings on the steps as they themselves evaluate their work.
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"Owl-owl, big head"

Goal: create an image of a bird.

Tasks:

1. Educational:

1.1. cognitive: to form ideas about the diversity of birds, their way of life.

1.2. pictorial: learn to draw a bird, conveying the shape of the body (oval), parts (head, wings, paws, beak), plumage;

1.3. technical: strengthen the skills of drawing with colored pencils and painting images using a variety of strokes, different pressure on the pencil to convey shades of color.

2. Developmental: develop attention, eye, fine motor skills, graphic skills; develop figurative perception and imagination.

3. Educational: to cultivate interest in nature, caring attitude towards our smaller brothers.

Priority educational area: artistic and aesthetic development.

Educational field in integration: cognitive development, speech development.

Organization of a developing subject-spatial environment:

For the teacher: a toy (illustration) of an owl, an audio recording of the owl’s voice.

For children: sheets of white A4 paper, colored pencils and colored wax crayons.

Preliminary work: reading and telling fairy tales: V. Bianchi “The Owl”, D. Kharms “The Tale of the Forgetful Owl”, conversations on them. Examination of illustrations in books with fairy tales and children's encyclopedia. Outdoor games: “Owl-owl, big head”, “Owl”.

GCD move:

Educator: Hello, kids! Now I’ll tell you a riddle, and you try to guess it.

Her eyes are big

The beak of a predator is always hooked.

At night she flies

He sleeps on a tree only during the day.

Children's answers. (Owl).

Educator: That's right, well done!

Shows the children a figurine of an owl and turns on an audio recording with the sounds of the voices of these birds. Draws children's attention to the shape of the owl's body, its large "saucer" eyes, ears with tassels, a small hooked beak and small tenacious legs.

An owl is a bird of prey. It feeds on rodents, which it catches with its claws while flying low above the ground. The huge eyes of an owl do not like daylight, therefore, the owl sleeps during the day and hunts at night. Thanks to its coloring, the owl is a champion in camouflage. In addition, she knows how to retract, pressing her feathers to her body and freezing, thus becoming like a broken branch. Many species of owls are listed in the Red Book.

Guys, now let's play a little!

The outdoor game “Owl-owl, big head” is played.

Educator: Now, guys, let's draw this amazing bird.

Using form-building movements of the hand, he shows how to place the silhouette of a bird on a sheet of paper - large, on the entire sheet. Reminiscent of the shape of the beak, wings, legs.

The children get to work. During the drawing process, the teacher helps the children by asking leading questions about how else to depict its plumage. Reminds you of using different pressure on a pencil to get shades of colors.

At the end of the work, the children look at all the drawings.

Educator: Look what different owls we have: some are mischievous, some are sad, but this one is very menacing! Did you guys like our drawings? Whose drawing did you find more expressive? Why? (Children's answers). Children note the expressiveness of the drawing, careful coloring, the use of different pressure on the pencil, underlining

character of the owl with additional details.

Educator: Well done, guys! Everyone tried very hard. Let's place our drawings at the exhibition so that moms and dads can also admire our owls!

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