I want to share with you ideas for children's development inin a playful way. Today we will learn the alphabet with children. We look for letters in the yard) We write the entire alphabet on the construction set. One letter on one piece. It is better to do this so that the child sees how you write the letters and remembers them in the process. Then we hide our letters in the summer in the yard (on a bush, in a sandbox, etc., just do not hide them too much, otherwise the child will get tired of looking for them. You can draw a sign with letters on paper so that in…

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You can have so much fun in autumn, despitefor cloudy and overcast weather. I would like to offer you several games and activities for children outdoors in autumn. 1. A simple walk in the park or around the city can be turned into a treasure hunt! If you know your area well and remember where each tree grows, you can make a simple map - a route plan along which you will walk and collect leaves and fruits of the indicated trees (leaves, acorns, chestnuts, apples, cones, etc.). If you are completely out of town -

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Many children like to build houses for themselves fromimprovised objects and materials - chairs, sofas, pillows.. Fans of such games will be very pleased with homemade houses made of boxes. If there is a lot of space in the baby's room, you can "build" a whole cardboard city, and your child will be simply delighted! Games with a change of scenery, with a change of scenery can captivate your child for a long time, because there is so much scope for imagination! Especially if you involve a future resident, or residents, in the process of building a city, then this will bring you and your children a lot...

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Regular paper rolls are suitable foruse in many games and crafts, and I think that everyone has this material at home. Today I will show you how to make 5 simple games and activities for children from toilet paper rolls. First, we need to decorate our rolls - glue colored paper to them with glue or double-sided tape. As numbers, you can use simple stickers or cut out numbers from foam. 1. Build a tower. You need to cut out circles from cardboard to lay them out -

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Now I'll tell you how my son and I made a bear out ofpaper. This craft is incredibly simple, any child can make such a bear, just know how to handle scissors and paper. By the way, you will also need scotch tape and any filler (we didn’t have any cotton wool or anything more or less suitable at home), but we resorted to a proven method - we took cellophane bags as stuffing. Sometimes we take fillers from old pillows or already uninteresting soft toys))) My children really love all toys made by themselves…

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We will need:Plastic bottles Colored paper Pieces of felt, fabric, and yarn Scissors Glue stick, white glue, or hot glue gun Markers, crayons, or colored pencils (optional) Instructions Cut circles out of construction paper for the faces. Use markers, crayons, or colored pencils to draw the facial features. Cut pieces out of felt or fabric for the clothes and glue them onto the bottles. Hair can be made out of thin strips of paper or yarn. Arms and legs are made out of paper strips.

Today's program includes fun and funny onescrafts for summer. After all, walking every day outside in good weather, do not forget about the development of the child. And creativity and crafts are a good exercise for children's thinking! You can take such a craft with you on a walk in the heat - a DIY fan: For playing outside in the summer - an excellent option: make frogs out of paper (you can make them using the origami technique), and launch them with a catapult: If before going on vacation…

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I can say with confidence that children's craftsfrom waste material will not only save your budget, but it will also be a good lesson for children in that it will develop unconventional thinking, a creative approach to ordinary situations, and teach children to make very beautiful crafts from "nothing". After all, you must admit, not everyone can see material for creativity in a pile of old disks (or covers). Just show your child some things you don't need, and perhaps he himself will begin to think of what can be made from this. And I...

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Since my kids love to draw so much, we are readyto do this every day, every minute (especially if they get their hands on finger paints or some unusual mixtures for art), I had the idea that it was worth making a useful and necessary craft for this children's activity with my own hands - an easel. To be honest, I was somehow too lazy to make a particularly complex easel design, but to make something quick and easy was exactly the option that I liked at that moment. And for you…

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