Create funny hand-made cardboard for children with their own hands

Create funny hand-made cardboard for children with their own hands

Two year olds are inquisitive andactive creatures. They are happy to learn about the world around them and respond to their parents' suggestions for joint creativity. At this age, it is worth starting classes on developing fine motor skills, during which you can make unusual crafts. Paper fruits A useful pastime is tearing paper. But it is best to make an unusual craft from small pieces. To do this, you need to take regular colored paper, a sheet of white cardboard (or paper) and a glue stick. Also for this work, you should get dry and wet wipes to wipe the baby's hands at the end of the lesson.Funny crafts made of cardboard for children. Photo №1So, we draw the outline of the fruit on a piece of cardboard.- apple, pear, lemon, orange. Tear paper of a suitable color into small pieces with your hands. Run glue inside the fruit outline to make the surface sticky, and stick the pieces onto the base. That's it, the craft is ready, you can give it to your dad or attach it to the fridge with magnets. Sun from grains For the base, take cardboard, you also need to prepare plasticine and cereals for the craft. You will need to stick the cereals into the plasticine, so for the little ones, you should choose larger grains - beans, peas, soybeans. And older kids will be able to work with buckwheat and rice.Let's start by preparing the base.The plasticine needs to be spread on the cardboard. To do this, tear off small pieces from the plasticine bar and rub them on the cardboard base. On the prepared surface, draw a sun with a sharp object and start sticking cereals into the grooves. The craft will require perseverance, so, for the first time, do not make it too big. Drawing with fingers Kids love to mess around with paints, but it is better to leave this activity for the summer. Because after the "lesson" in fine art, you need to wash the artist along with the workplace.You can put a large piece of oilcloth on the floor, andon top of it is a sheet of A3 cardboard. You can start with smaller volumes, but children quickly use up such a small sheet. Finger paints are placed next to the open lids, and you can start drawing. It is worth prompting the child to use the right and left hand alternately and together. It is unlikely that a child of this age will draw any meaningful picture. Most likely, you will get an abstraction, which must be hung on the wall to stimulate the child to continue his studies. But when the child has already mastered this drawing technique, you can offer him to draw funny faces and outlandish flowers.

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