How to create a rocket from improvised means with your own hands, which will please your child

How to create a rocket from improvised means with your own hands, which will please your child

Many mothers, fathers, grandfathers and grandmothers are wonderingquestion: how can you keep your child busy on long and boring autumn evenings, when the weather does not allow you to go out and walk outside? We suggest that parents attract the child's attention with the idea of ​​creating a real space rocket from scrap materials (glue, paper, scissors). Making crafts will expand the child's creative horizons, and handicrafts are also very good for developing fine motor skills of the fingers. So, let's move directly to the process of making a rocket (all steps will be accompanied by pictures so that you can see what should be the result of the work and how it turned out). 1. Take:

  • PVA glue,
  • the remainder of the food film (hollow tube of cardboard),
  • scissors,
  • paper of different colors.

2. Cut out a quarter of a circle from a sheet of colored paper (for convenience, first cut out the whole circle and then cut it into quarters).How to make a missile with your own hands from improvised means. Photo №13.Make a cylinder out of the resulting quarter, as shown in the picture, and cut it along the edges (please note that the diameters of the cling film tube and the base of the cone must match).4. Glue the cone to the top of the tube.5.Take a ruler, measure the height of the tube, cut out a rectangle of the appropriate size from paper of a different color and glue it to the tube (in principle, even if you cut a rectangle slightly larger than necessary, nothing bad will happen).6. Cut out six identical trapezoids and glue them together (you should have three wings), leaving space for joining the tube (ship's hull) and the trapezoid wings.7. Apply PVA glue to the places left for joining and glue the wings to the body of the spaceship - our craft is ready! Here is such an interesting cardboard rocket we havegot it. Now let's complicate the task a little and make a rocket in the style of origami technique. Cardboard rocket using origami technique If you are a fan of origami technique, we suggest you and your child make a beautiful and at the same time easy to make paper rocket. 1. Cut a square out of paper, fold it in half, unfold, bend diagonally and unfold again.2. Pull the upper corners towards the center, but not all the way, but approximately to the middle (as shown in the picture).3.Step back 2-3 centimeters from the center of the square, first bend one side of the rocket to the middle of the future craft, turn it inside out and repeat the same operation with the other side of the rocket - congratulations, the paper airplane is ready! If desired, you can decorate the rocket with portholes (cut out small circles from paper and glue them to the craft) and flames (paint white paper the color of fire, cut out a piece in the shape of a characteristic tongue of flame and attach it to the back of the rocket). Interesting rocket option, right?Now let's try to make a rocket out of corrugated cardboard. Rocket made of corrugated cardboard Corrugated cardboard is one of the best materials for various crafts: due to the special structure of the corrugated cardboard surface, the products look voluminous, which gives the toy a certain unusualness. 1. Take strips of corrugated cardboard of any color and cut into strips 1.5-2 cm wide (also make two strips 4 cm wide). 2. Twist rolls from ten strips, attaching each subsequent one to all the previous ones using PVA glue.3. To make the rolls cone-shaped, press them inward.4. From two strips of corrugated cardboard 4 cm wide, twist circles, the diameters of which will be equal to the diameters of the bases of the cones.5. From the smallest strips, roll 6 rolls - 3 rolls of one color and 3 rolls of another color: this will create the blanks for the rocket turbines.6. Make cones from the white rolls.7. Glue the parts together as shown in the picture (the white spots cover the place where our parts are connected).8. Connect the white and yellowish turbines, then glue them to the dark blue strip on the rocket body, portholes and connect the turbines and the rocket body - our craft is ready!So, you can make a whole space exposition with various rockets, and arrange an exhibition at school. Interesting and unique rockets will help develop the imagination and perseverance of children in primary school.

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