Traffic police officers hold annual classes with children, where they explain to them the rules of behavior for pedestrians on the street. Children remember the lesson better if there are bright clear visual aids. Then they too can draw the rules they were told about. Help your child portray traffic so that what he heard in lesson is clearly recorded in his memory.
It is necessary
- - paper;
- - pencil;
- - paints.
Instructions
Step 1
The most important rule of a pedestrian is to cross the road using a “zebra crossing” at the appropriate traffic light. This is what draw on a piece of paper. You can use a ruler to draw straight streets.
Step 2
To clearly explain to the child how to cross the road correctly, depict an intersection with traffic lights. Use the ruler to draw the track, sidewalks, and buildings. You can work without an auxiliary tool, the main thing is that the baby's attention is not distracted by the boring process. Comment on everything you are doing, ask for tips to involve the child in the work.
Step 3
Draw traffic lights with three colored windows and a pedestrian signpost below. A little childishly primitive depict cars on the road. Draw white stripes for the crosswalk. Draw figurines of people walking along the sidewalk, standing in front of a traffic light, or walking along a zebra crossing.
Step 4
Your drawing must be colored, bright and clear so that the baby will surely remember what is being explained to him. Use gouache or acrylic for painting, they dry quickly and have characteristic colors. Mix black with white to create a color for the road and sidewalks.
Step 5
Make homes colorful and smart, with white frames and bright colors on the windowsills. Wait until the previous coat of paint has dried before applying the next design. Draw a median strip to show the traffic in different directions. Paint on a brush with white paint and paint a transition.
Step 6
So that the child understands which window at the traffic light is on, those that are not working at the moment - shade with colored pencils, and the current one - with gouache. The paint is much brighter than crayons. Draw a green man walking in front of the crossing where pedestrians cross the road and cars are waiting.
Step 7
Where the little man is red, figures of people stand on the sidewalk, and cars drive along the intersection. The color of the burning window of a traffic light that stands sideways, depict the rays of the corresponding shade, emanating from the working department.
Step 8
You can hang your poster in the nursery so that the child does not forget the safety rules on the road.
