A properly designed creative corner is a real decoration for a kindergarten group, an art studio or a school class. The exhibited works are not only a bright decorative element. They stimulate further success, clearly demonstrate the achievements of teachers and children. Therefore, the design of the creative corner must be approached with all responsibility and make it memorable and beautiful.
It is necessary
- - plywood sheets;
- - cork and magnetic boards;
- - acrylic paints;
- - wooden frames;
- - open shelves;
- - fishing line.
Instructions
Step 1
Choose a location for your creative corner. It can be placed at the entrance - so it will be more convenient for guests to get acquainted with the works. A good option is to place a corner in the group's “creative zone”, next to work tables and shelves with materials. Is it possible to equip two corners at once - a presentation corner, where the best creations of little masters will be located? and a "worker" where drawings, appliques and collages created over the past week are posted. The "working" stand can be a reserve, works from it are subsequently moved to the "presentation" area.
Step 2
Think about how you will post work. Special custom-made stands look very nice. If there is a craftsman among the parents who can cut a suitable figure from a sheet of plywood, you can do it on your own. For example, make a stand in the form of a house with windows, into which pictures will be inserted, or a ship, in which portholes will become a frame for work. Cover the finished stand with two or three coats of quick-drying acrylic paint, and on top with a water-based varnish.
Step 3
If it is not possible to make a special stand, you can use standard solutions. Attach drawings and collages to cork or magnetic boards. It's a good idea to hang them on fishing lines or frame them with a mat. For an exhibition of small plastics, origami, and soft toys, attach a few open shelves in a corner.
Step 4
Do not forget to sign the names of the authors of the works. Produce plaques in clear large print on a white background. Try to keep the same names from popping up too often. Your task is to demonstrate the creative abilities of the entire team, and not individual, albeit very talented children.
Step 5
The more artwork on display in the corner, the better. Do not post all the drawings at the same time. Sort them by topic and arrange mini-exhibitions every one to two weeks. For example, make an opening day of drawings and appliques on the theme "House of my dreams", "Drawing a mother" or "The holiday is coming to us."
Step 6
Having picked up the work, think over the design of the corner. Supplement the drawings with verses that are relevant to the topic, funny sayings of children, photographs of the creative process. Decorate the corner with snowflakes before the New Year holidays? made using the quilling technique, in the fall, attach to the stand and the walls near it yellow leaves collected in the park or cut out of paper.
