First option
- base sheet
- brushes and watercolor
- cotton pads
- glue
- plasticine
- Prepare the main working material. Paint with gouache and mark the barnyard where the chicks supposedly walk. You can just take colored cardboard.
- Dye cotton pads yellow. Cut them in half or trim rounds to give the body the desired shape.
- Glue the blanks on the base plane.
- Complete your creation with plasticine parts. You can create a beak, eyes and paws from this material or complement the composition of the work with plant details.
We provide several variations of the design of compositions on this theme.
Second way
A simplified way to create chickens or geese will be possible even for the smallest.
- Draw or print a picture of a bird.
- Paint the comb, paws, eyes, etc.
- Take regular cotton wool and tear it into small pieces.
- Using craft glue, attach the white lumps in the places where the feathers should be.
Third option
A more complex method for older children.
Create an original background on a landscape sheet that will match the theme of the work. In extreme cases, the sky and grass will suffice.
Mark with a pencil where the rest of the elements will be located. Cut out parts of the house from colored sheets and glue them to the base, which should already be dry.
Download a black and white drawing of a chicken and a rooster from the Internet. If you know how, you can draw it by hand on a white sheet. Cut out the silhouette.
Prepare colored elements that will correspond to the sizes and shapes of body parts: wings, comb, body, tail feathers, etc.
Glue the blanks and decorate the top with colored paper pieces.
All this work can be done collectively, entrusting the child with the responsible work of gluing the parts in the right places.
Firebird
A fairy-tale character who looks as fantasy suggests. An ideal composition for beginners.
Firebird
The process of creating such a craft perfectly develops the imagination, because the character is magical and very bright.
- To make the head and body, cut out a ten-centimeter square piece from colored paper.
- Form a square into a triangle and bend along the larger side.
- Now expand the square - it is divided into four sectors.
- To get the body of the bird, glue both edges overlapping.
- The belly is the larger side, and the smaller side is the back.
- To create a chic ponytail, cut nine nine-centimeter strips - curl them or leave them straight.
- Glue three stripes to the back, six will serve as material for making wings also on the back.
- You can also make both the tail and wings using the palm technique.
- You can cut out eyes and other small details from colored paper or draw them.
- Attach the bird to the background on a branch of colored paper, decorate the background by painting it and gluing parts from colored paper.
The second method is mosaic
- Choose different colors, but similar tones. For example, different shades of red or orange.
- Cut into pieces close to square, rectangular, triangular shapes, but of different sizes.
- Glue them onto plain cardboard to create the desired image.
This is what a craft made using this method looks like.
Wild birds
This is a method of embodying the lifestyle of untamed winged creatures, as children see them. Most often, such compositions depict keys flying to the south, as well as caring mothers in a nest with babies or in search of food among the foliage of a tree.
A three-dimensional image will be able to convey all the beauty as much as possible.
- The base must be solid. You can simply take a plain sheet of cardboard or paint it, adding elements that correspond to the character of the product (leaves, flowers, clouds, etc.)
- Fold white A4 in half and along the fold draw the shape of a bird from the side - head, elongated neck, raised wing, tail.
- Cut along the outline and glue on one side only.
- Create several of these birds, preferably of different sizes, so that they are not identical.
- After the glue has dried, “straighten the feathers” of the jamb - slightly twist the part of the wing that is not glued to the outside so that it puffs up. A few cuts symbolizing plumage will also not hurt.
In winter, it will be relevant to implement the idea of winged animals that do not fly to warmer climes. The birds at the feeder will remind you of caring for our little brothers. Bullfinches and tits can be easily recognized by the bright colors of their plumage, and your plans can be realized with the help of decorated cotton pads.
Crafts made from dry leaves
To create a firebird from dry leaves, prepare dry leaves, a glue gun, paint, and a sheet of cardboard.
- For the background, paint cardboard or use colored cardboard.
- Spread the paper and carefully arrange the leaves, and then color them.
- Now dry the leaves. Apply hot glue to the cardboard and glue colorful leaves.
- To do this, there must be an adhesive layer on the cardboard sheet, as well as spot-applied glue on the leaves.
- First, form the shape of a tail, then a larger leaf that stands out in shade - this will be the body of the firebird.
- Paws and eyes can be made from colored paper or cardboard.
- The magic bird is ready!
other methods
Tear-off - the picture is assembled from small multi-colored pieces. This technique trains perseverance because it takes much longer than the others. Additionally, fine motor skills are developed, since working with small elements is very painstaking.
Volumetric - the nest is often depicted on a paper plate or papier-mâché craft. The materials from which the product will be made can be very diverse: cotton wool, feathers, threads, dry grass, felt, paper, etc. It all depends on the child’s capabilities and imagination.
The combinations are countless. The miraculous embodiment is practiced not only in kindergartens, but also by art history professionals.
Cockerel and hen
- Take a white sheet of paper, a brush with paints, images with a pre-printed chicken and cockerel, colored paper, napkins of different colors, and you can’t do without a hole punch, glue and scissors.
- Prepare your future background: for this you need to paint a white sheet of paper and draw on it the background elements that you come up with.
- Illustrate the earth as well as the sky in your work.
- You can use colored paper to create images of a house, fence and other details.
Now cut out the birds.
- You can move on to decorating the characters of the craft - cut out feathers from colored paper, twist lumps from a napkin, a hole punch will be useful for making confetti.
- Glue the resulting plumage, now you can glue the birds to the background.
- If you wish, you can create a large work in a group, which will include an entire poultry yard.
There are many techniques for creating applications with images of birds. Using those presented in this article, you will create unique paintings that will decorate your child’s room, and the process of creating this masterpiece will give him a lot of positive emotions.
Also, all these techniques can be safely used for classes in kindergarten, all of them will develop the imagination of children and teach them to be neat, and will give them experience in running their own small project.
“Birds-palms”
Children are amused by the process of holding their own palms. By the size of this outline, you can compare how much the little one has grown over a certain period of time. But it is much more interesting to keep a palm decorated by its owner. You can also embody a fabulous firebird or a peacock with an open tail.
- Trace the outline of your palm with a pencil.
- Cut it out.
- Attach the blank to multi-colored cardboard and draw a pattern around it.
- Cut the resulting template.
- Glue your palm onto it so that the thumb is the neck, and the remaining spread fingers are the feathers.
- Attach the wing.
- Draw the missing elements with paints or pencils and decorate them with them.
Master class on making the “Sparrow” applique in the middle group
Maria Brovkina
Master class on making the “Sparrow” applique in the middle group
Master class on making the “Sparrow” applique in the middle group
International Bird Day is celebrated annually on April 1. We do not ignore this holiday. This year we had an entertainment activity where the children of our middle group “Fidgets” strengthened and enriched their knowledge about birds, their characteristics, habits, and nutrition. We played outdoor games and put together puzzles.
And we finished the lesson by making a tear-off appliqué “Sparrow”.
—make an applique using the “Sparrow” tear-off technique
- learn how to make a product according to a sample,
-develop compositional skills,
- develop fine motor skills of the hands.
-colored and white paper,
We take sheets of colored cardboard, in different colors, and cut each sheet in half.
Cut out the silhouette of a sparrow from white cardboard.
We apply the sparrow silhouette to sheets of colored cardboard cut in half and outline the silhouette.
Cut white and brown paper into strips 1.5 cm wide.
Now for each child we distribute half of the colored cardboard, glue, strips of white and brown paper.
Children tear off pieces from stripes of two colors and paste them along the contour: white for the breast, brown for the body of the bird.
We then use a long strip of brown paper to make a branch for the bird and a leg.
Our application is ready!
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Author: Nechaeva Elena Nikolaevna, primary school teacher, KSU “Secondary school No. 21, Saryozek village” Osakarovsky district, Karaganda region Kazakhstan Description: The guys really like to do appliqué. The master class is designed to work with primary school children and for those who like to work with colored paper. The material can be used in labor lessons or in circle work. Goal: developing the ability to perform interesting works from colored paper. Objectives: to teach how to correctly select the color scheme of paper for applique; observe safety precautions when using scissors at work; develop imagination, fantasy, creativity; cultivate perseverance and accuracy while performing work. Materials and tools necessary for making an applique: cardboard, colored paper, scissors, glue, pencil, black felt-tip pen or marker, templates, sample work. Everyone knows the sparrow. And, it would seem, what could be interesting about such a familiar bird? This bird is found in many fairy tales and is loved by Russian folklore. Guess where the name of the sparrow came from: “Strike the thief!” Oh, that’s how it turns out, “beat the thief.” So the sparrow is our thief! What is he stealing? Probably grains, crumbs from pigeons, dogs, cats and even people. The character of this bird is nimble, agile, cunning, pugnacious, and brave. cocky. But scientists believe that our sparrow is not our thief at all. They say that the word "sparrow" comes from the ancient "thief". From this “thief” the words we know as “fence” or “gate” come from. Why then “throw and beat”? Because a sparrow is a bird that sits on fences and gates and has lived next to a person for a long time. That's why the sparrow! Gray, small, funny, jumps next to me, I'll pour crumbs for him, I'll drive the cat away.
You tweet more cheerfully, My good sparrow. “I was returning from hunting and walking along the garden alley. The dog ran ahead of me. Suddenly she slowed down her steps and began to sneak around. I looked into the distance of the alley and saw a young sparrow with yellowness around its beak and down on its head. He fell from the nest (the wind strongly shook the birch trees of the alley) and sat motionless, helplessly spreading his barely sprouted wings.” This is what I.S. Turgenev writes in his story “Sparrow”. So our sparrow fell from the nest, he is still very small, he cannot fly at all. Let's make an applique from colored paper and make a little sparrow. But first, let's remember safety precautions when working with scissors: Use scissors with rounded ends. Store the scissors in a specific place, with the sharp ends facing away from you. Pass the scissors rings first with blades closed. You can't cut on the go. When working with scissors, it is necessary to monitor the movement and position of the blades during operation. Do not use blunt scissors or loose hinges. Do not hold scissors with the blade facing up. You have templates on your tables, using them we will cut out all the details of our sparrow. Choose colored paper for your applique. For this work we will need templates.
Making the “Little Sparrow” applique: 1. Take cardboard and cover it half with green and half with blue paper - this is grass and the sky.
2. Trace the sparrow’s pants according to the template, cut them out and glue them onto the grass, approximately in the middle.
3. Trace the sparrow’s abdomen according to the template, cut it out and glue it onto the panties.
4. Trace and cut out the left wing of the sparrow and glue it.
5. Next, trace and cut out a scarf from bright colored paper and glue it.
6. We trace the right large wing of the sparrow according to the template, cut it out and glue it on the right side.
7. Cut out the small right wing of the sparrow and glue it onto the large wing. 8. Cut out the tail according to the template, cut it out and glue it.
9. Next, we will outline and cut out the head, and glue the head.
10. Glue the cut out top of the hat above the head.
11.Next, trace and cut out the ears of the hat. Glue it to the top of the hat.
12.Glue a bell to the hat.
13. Next, cut out the white eyes and glue them onto the sparrow’s head.
14. Glue black eyes onto the white eyes and small white circles on them.
15. Cut and glue the beak.
16. Glue on the pink cheek.
17. Cut out the paws according to the template and glue them onto the sparrow.
Our sparrow is ready, you can make a flower meadow by gluing flowers to the grass.
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