Paper art develops fine motor skills of the hands. If the baby is very small and cannot safely handle the scissors, but really wants to take part in the creative process, make applications based on children's palms, which will be an excellent creative start for the child.
Green frog
For work you will need:
- newspaper, - colored paper, - PVA glue, - scissors, - colored cardboard, - a cloth to remove excess glue.
Start by making a pattern. To do this, put the child's hand on a newspaper and circle it with a pencil. If jagged lines or inaccuracies appear, correct them before cutting.
Place the resulting blank on colored paper and circle two patterns - the legs of a frog. To form the head, take green cardboard, draw a circle slightly larger than the length of the child's palm with a compass and cut it out. Make eyes out of white cardboard, in the center of which you glue small black pupils. Secure all parts to a sheet of blue cardboard.
Ducklings
To make ducklings, you will need two blanks: a brown pear-shaped body, a beak and red legs. Cut out three pairs of yellow, red, and orange wings in the shape of your palms. Glue all the cut out details to the duckling's little body, "revive" it with paper eyes.
Collective creativity
If you have not one, but several kids, organize collective creativity, the result of which will be a large craft or a palm picture. The most simple subject will be an autumn tree. Prepare a tree trunk from thick brown cardboard, cut out 12 pieces of orange, red, crimson and yellow in the shape of children's hands. Stick the "leaves" on the tree branches. You can make a Christmas tree in the same way. In this case, the furry paws of the forest beauty are glued down with their fingers and decorated with paper balls and garlands.
For the palm sun, you will need lamination film, colored paper, a pencil, scissors, double-sided tape or a stapler. Outline the baby's palm and cut to pattern. Place the resulting blanks in a film for lamination and cut them according to the silhouette. Form beams by placing palms on top of each other and securing with double-sided tape or stapler. Connect the rays in a circle. Cut out a face for the sun from durable cardboard and place it in the center of the palm rays.
You can collect a whole bunch of palms, the most believable are carnations, chamomile and forget-me-nots. Place a bee at the top of the flower meadow. Cut out wings-palms from white or light blue paper and stick them on a previously prepared body in the form of a yellow droplet. Draw black stripes on the abdomen and glue the antennae.
