
Crafts from paper with their own hands in the origami technique for children aged 4 years.
Origami is the art of creating figures frompaper, which came from ancient Japan. Origami masters can embody any fantasy in their products, from a small cat or butterfly to a magic dragon. And, as in any art, be it embroidery, drawing or sculpture, in origami, to reach the heights of mastery, practice and training are needed, which are best started in childhood. And for kids, this is not only an interesting and fun hobby. Origami has a beneficial effect on the development of the child. Children learn to concentrate, logic and mathematical thinking develop. At the same time, the little ones practice in search of non-standard solutions and the ability to think creatively. For origami classes with very young children aged 4 years, it is worth choosing the simplest schemes for training, and helping at the stages of mastering the skill of creating paper figures. You will need paper, you can take colored or regular office paper and paint it later, a ruler, glue, scissors, as well as buttons, beads, ribbons, in general, those little things that will serve to decorate the craft. Butterfly.You will need:
- Paper;
- Glue;
- Scissors.
Choose a square of paper in a colorful shade. Fold the square diagonally.Fold the resulting triangle in half.
Turn over so that the fold line is at the bottom and the opening sides are at the top. Fold the sharp corners outward.
Glue on the antennae, you can cut them out of paper or use pieces of wire or thick fishing line. Glue pieces of colored paper onto the butterfly wings or paint them with paints.
Like any other developmental activity forchildren, making crafts using origami technique should always be accompanied by a story about the craft. In a playful form, all the information will be perceived by the child easily and with great pleasure. For example, you can first make a small tadpole living in a pond, and then a frog, which the tadpole will turn into. Tadpole.
You will need:
- A sheet of green paper in a square shape;
- 2 eyes from paper (or you can draw them).
Fold a sheet of paper in half diagonally.Fold the resulting triangle in half again.
Bend and unbend one edge of the triangle several times so that the fold line is in the middle.
Open the same edge of the triangle and bend it so that you get a square with a side along the newly formed fold line. This is the tadpole's head.
Bend the end of the second edge of the triangle at an angle in the opposite direction. This is the tail of the tadpole.
All that's left is to glue or draw the eyes, and the tadpole is ready to swim in the pond.
Frog.
You will need:
- Paper green in the form of a square;
- Eyes.
Fold the square diagonally.Bend the two sides of the triangle towards each other so that the sharp corners cross at the ends.
Fold the crossed ends back.
Turn the craft over and glue the eyes on the frog.
It's not just frogs that live in the pond.You can make a beautiful origami fish, glue or draw colorful scales on it. Such a craft will look great in a volumetric applique. If you make a lot of such fish, attach paper clips to them and make fishing rods from magnets and threads, then you can go to the pond for real fishing. Fish.
As usual, you will need square paper. Fold the paper in half vertically and horizontally to mark the fold lines.
Fold the corners of one side to the fold line.
Do the same on the opposite side, but bend it back.
Fold the top corner to the horizontal center line. The corner folded back ends up on top.
Bend the other side in the same way.
Bend the left corner. You will get a tail. You can glue it to hold it better.
Turn the fish over, draw or glue on an eye and scales.
You can feed the cat with a fish caught in the pond. This origami craft can be made in the form of a volumetric applique, gluing eyes, a nose and whiskers to the cat. Cat.
Fold a square sheet of paper in half diagonally.
Bend 2 corners. These are the cat's ears.
Bend the last corner a little to give it the shape of the cat's face.
Unfold the work. Attach or draw eyes, nose and whiskers.
You can also make an origami mouse for the cat. Mouse.
Fold a square sheet of paper in half diagonally to mark the fold.
Fold the sheet along the second diagonal.
Fold the right corner before reaching the first fold line.
Bend this same corner upwards. This is the mouse's ear.
Fold the bottom part back to the edge of the ear.
Draw or attach a nose, antennae and eyes to the mouse.