How to make applique flowers with your own hands. Lesson on appliqué "flower"
Volumetric paper applique - a unique look children's creativity, thanks to which you can glue three-dimensional figures of animals, robots, cartoon characters, houses and even letters of the alphabet. The templates and diagrams that are on our website will help you with this.
How to do it correctly?
Although the title " 3D applique” and sounds unusual, it’s not difficult to make. To do this, just print ready-made templates or diagrams, cut them out and glue them along the fold lines. The applique templates are made in such a way that by bending and gluing them along the designated lines, you can get a three-dimensional toy.
Most templates are already presented in color, so you will need to print them on a color printer. However, there are also colorless diagrams on which only conditional lines are indicated. It is enough to apply glue to the side parts of the workpiece and fold it as required by the diagram. If you decide to paint such a blank, you need to do it in advance, since it will be difficult to paint the applique in volumetric form.
Here are some examples of such applications.
Templates
Pyramid
This is the simplest applique that a child can easily make.
- Print the template.
- Cut along the outline.
- If you want to make a colored pyramid, you need to color it before forming the pyramid or simply cut out a template from colored paper.
- Fold the parts of the workpiece intended for gluing.
- Cover them with glue and form a pyramid.
Magic forest
Colored toys
This application is a little more complicated, but its principle of operation is the same. There is no need to color it: you just need to print it on a color printer.
- Cut out the printed template.
- Fold the template along the fold lines.
- Lubricate the “wings” with glue and assemble SpongeBob.
- Check that the glued parts are held tightly.
poppy flower
Now let's try a more complex application - make a poppy flower.
- Print out the flower templates. If you decide to make a bouquet, you will need several blanks.
- Cut out the components of the applique.
- Place the flower corolla blanks on top of each other so that the petals of the top one are in the spaces between the petals of the bottom one.
- Glue the whisk together, giving it a three-dimensional shape.
- Glue the black center inside.
- Glue leaves on the outside of the flower at equal distances from each other.
- If you are making a bouquet, then each flower can be placed on a wire stem wrapped in colored paper. You can also stick flowers on a postcard or a pre-prepared base.
Such voluminous applications will look natural and simply magnificent.
Templates
You can make almost any flowers this way by printing out blanks from the website or preparing voluminous appliqués from multi-colored paper. Here, for example, is a lush carnation. However, unlike the poppy, this applique is more complex, since you will have to form the corolla of the flower from six parts.
Dog booth
Here is another more complex application. From three main parts you can put together a dog house.
- Print the templates and cut them out along the outline.
- Fold along the fold lines.
- Attach the walls to the base of the booth, forming a cube with two pentagonal walls.
- Glue the green roof on top.
The booth is ready. If you don't have a color printer at home, you can cut out parts from colored paper or simply color the blanks.
Corrugated paper
Corrugated paper is more suitable for creating voluminous appliqués. It is initially a little convex, and if you use this quality correctly, you can do interesting things.
Cornflowers
- Prepare the base for the applique. It can be cardboard or thick colored paper, which is not saturated with glue.
- We apply the outlines of the drawing to the base in advance.
- From corrugated paper blue(you can take paper of any shade) cut out small squares measuring 1 sq. cm.
- Place a pencil in the center of each square and roll it slightly so that the squares take on a three-dimensional appearance.
- Without removing the pencil, apply glue to the end of the square and glue it.
- Fill the entire drawing with such squares.
This technique of applique from corrugated paper is called “trimming”. The good thing about it is that the flaws are almost invisible. It is simple enough that even kids can do it.
Hedgehogs
These voluminous appliqués made from colored corrugated paper are simple, but look simply wonderful.
- Prepare the base. It could be a candy box, colored paper, a postcard, etc.
- Fold a sheet of corrugated paper 4 or 5 times.
- Draw 2 circles. To make them even, you can use a compass, cup or glass.
- Cut out the circles. One hedgehog requires 10-15 circles.
- Glue the circles together, applying glue only in the center. The edges should remain free.
- Make frequent cuts and fluff out the ends.
- Cut out a triangular hedgehog muzzle from cardboard and glue it to the body.
- Place the hedgehogs on the base.
- Eyes, mouth and nose can be drawn with a black felt-tip pen or cut out of black paper and glued.
- In the same way, you can make flowers and grass for a clearing from corrugated paper by folding the paper and making cuts on it.
Here's what kind of hedgehogs you can get.
How to make a 3D postcard from paper?
Applications from ordinary colored or corrugated paper can be made at home, in kindergarten or aesthetic center. They are extremely useful for children, as they develop a sense of color shades, artistic taste, spatial thinking and a sense of composition. Cutting and gluing will have a beneficial effect on fine motor skills children and speech development.
Show your imagination with your children!
Applications made from colored paper have long been a traditional creative activity for children.
It allows you to develop skills in handling scissors, improve the work of children's hands and make the baby more careful. Every child will be able to make appliqués from colored paper with their own hands if they are given a feasible task.
So, the most affordable options for colored paper applique for children 4-5 years old can be:
Volumetric applications made of colored paper
Ladybugs. Cut out two red circles and a black semi-oval. Black dots are placed on the circles, after which one circle is glued exactly above the black semi-oval, and the second is bent in half and glued to the first circle. We complement the bug with toy eyes and antennae.
Materials for the “Ladybug” applique
We complement the bug with toy eyes and antennae.
Application "Ladybug" Watch the video on how to make an applique " ladybug» in another technique:
Application made from pieces of colored paper
Chanterelle. Cut out a triangle from a paper plate, and use a stapler to attach two triangles of orange cardboard to its round edge. Then cover the plate with pieces of orange thin colored paper.
Fill out the entire piece of paper.
Triangles are ears and circles are eyes
All that remains is to attach the round eyes - and the fox is ready!
Ice cream. We draw or cut out ice cream cups from colored paper in advance and glue round cupcake molds to them, like creme brulee balls. You can also make other food applications with these molds if you use them as plates.
Application "Ice cream"
Application made from colored paper using a template
Bunny. We cut out the ears, head and triangular nose of the bunny in advance according to the template, as well as a bush of grass behind which it will hide.
We assemble the picture on a sheet of white paper, glue all the details and animate the bunny with toy eyes.
Application "Bunny"
White bear. Using a template, we cut out a round body, a head with ears, a muzzle and paws of a bear from white paper.
Let's complete the necessary details. We cover a sheet of white cardboard with blue watercolor, creating a background.
Against this background, we assemble our bear and complement it with toy eyes.
Application "Polar Bear"
Multilayer applications made of colored paper
More complex, multi-layered paintings containing small details can be used as appliqués made of colored paper for children aged 5-6 years. Preschoolers are quite capable of creating characters such as:
Fish. We cut out a triangular fragment from a disposable plate, cover the remaining part with “scales” - semi-oval pieces of colored paper of different colors, which need to be applied, slightly overlapping each other. We attach the tail and fins with a stapler, and glue the eye. Ready!
Here is another fabulous fish with colored scales.
Dragonfly. From thin paper we cut out the body of a dragonfly with a head and eight multi-colored wings.
Glue it all to a white sheet, complement the image with mustaches and toy eyes.
Application "Dragonfly" Application made of colored paper and disposable plate
Chicks in the nest. Glue half of a disposable paper plate to a sheet of cardboard. We cut out three oval figures of chicks from blue paper.
We cover the figures with lumps of crumpled thin blue paper, and the nest with decorative shavings.
All that remains is to glue the eyes and beaks of the chicks - and the applique is ready!
Craft “Chicks in the nest”
In the application " autumn tree» A disposable plate serves as a background.
Application "autumn tree"
Applications made of colored paper using a complex pattern
Girl in the rain. This applique is based on working with complex templates, according to which you need to cut out an umbrella, boots, head, dress, hair and hands of a girl.
What needs to be cut out for the “Girl in the Rain” craft
We assemble the picture on a sheet of blue cardboard, gluing the parts one by one.
Application “Girl in the rain” Combined applique made of colored paper
Chicken with an umbrella. This application also involves working with templates, but if it is difficult for children to cope with such a task, teachers or parents can prepare templates in advance.
Materials for crafts “Chicken”
We decorate the umbrella with pieces of translucent colored paper, which will make the image more interesting.
All that remains is to collect the picture.
Application “Chicken with an umbrella” Volumetric applique made from pieces of colored paper
Flower. Cut out the outlines of a flower from a disposable plate or sheet of cardboard.
Cut small pieces of colored paper and roll them into lumps. One by one we glue the lumps onto the glue.
Carefully fill the entire space of the flower.
Application made of colored paper “Flower”
Another craft option is “sunflower”. Draw the outline of a sunflower on a piece of paper. Cut pieces of yellow and green paper.
Glue a black circle in the center. We begin to decorate the craft with pieces of paper. Before gluing the paper, crumple it a little - this will give the craft additional volume.
Sunflower applique made of colored paper.
Sunflower applique made of colored paper
Rainbow. It is made in much the same way as a flower: the child crumples colored paper and carefully places it in rows, observing the sequence of colors in the rainbow.
Application "Rainbow"
Using the 3D appliqué technique from colored paper, an autumn tree turns out to be very beautiful.
You can make a heart applique from pieces of red and pink paper. We use a heart made of cardboard as the basis.
We crumple the pieces a little and glue them to the base. The craft will look interesting if you alternate red and pink lumps.
Excellent appliques are obtained using the cutting technique. Small pieces of paper are glued tightly to one another using a thin stick.
This is an airplane that can be folded from pieces of paper using the cutting technique.
Instead of glue, small pieces of paper can be fixed to a plasticine base.
Flat applications from pieces of paper
The herringbone applique from colored paper is made in a very interesting technology. Pieces of thin tissue paper are glued onto triangular bases. In this case, the pieces can seal the edges of the Christmas trees and stick to one another. Only after this the triangular base is glued onto the pre-painted background.
Christmas tree applique made of colored paper
Straw man. The application is made using the mosaic technique. Glue the hat and head of the stuffed animal cut out according to the template to the sheet, and draw the contours of the body.
Materials for the “Straw Scarecrow” craft
The child’s task is to fill the body with pieces of colored paper, gluing them next to each other. We lay out the stuffed animal’s hair and beard using the same yellow pieces.
Sunset. We lay out sand and purple sunset with pieces of yellow color.
A small palm tree will complement the landscape.
Application "Sea" made of paper
Applique with quilling elements “heart”
Applications with elements of quilling or paper rolling look very impressive. In order to make an applique we will need colored paper, a pencil, scissors and glue.
Cutting paper curls
Glue the paper curls onto a pre-prepared base - a paper heart.
Decorate the curls with rolled green paper. The curls begin to resemble graceful roses framed by petals. We create an interesting applique using the paper rolling technique.
Application “Vase with flowers”From colored corrugated paper and wire you can make a very impressive “Summer Meadow” applique postcard. The technique for making it is very unusual. We wrap corrugated paper several times around an easily bendable rod or wire. Fix the end of the paper with glue.
Squeeze the paper onto the wire. Cut off the excess wire and tuck the ends. We should get colored thick sausages.
"Sausages" made of corrugated paper
From these “sausages” we lay out an applique on paper.
You can make a very beautiful wall panel with yellow flowers from colored corrugated paper.
Application on paper plate"bed with carrots"
Very beautiful applications are obtained if they are based on a background painted in watercolors.
Application and drawing “spring”
Using different techniques and combining ideas in your own way, you can create unique paintings that will become a real manifestation of children's talent.
Applications for children are one of the most favorite games and fun. But it’s by playing that the little ones learn! They gradually become accustomed to the world of colors and shapes. And they also get satisfaction from the fact that they themselves, with their own hands, can create beauty. And if parents want to help their child, we will give you ideas for appliqué made from colored paper.
What we can offer:
- Schemes and stencils for applications of different figures: flowers, animals, insects and fairy-tale characters.
- We'll show you what interesting, non-traditional appliqué techniques there are.
- And, of course, we will give you a lot of positive emotions! We are sure you will have fun with us!
For the little ones
Who said that plot application is difficult? Even the younger group can cope with some types of applications. Now we will create a beautiful basket with flowers in it.
What we may need for the application:
- Colored thin paper;
- Cardboard;
- Pencil;
- Stencils;
- Glue.
Hedgehog
Applications for the little ones are creativity, where the abilities of even the tiniest fidget are taken into account. And this example with the “hedgehog” is just right for toddlers who, by the age of three, still cannot cut and glue, but they will be great at participating in the work. How?
Volumetric ladybug
This application is perfect for children 3-4 years old. It is very easy to make.
Application execution sequence: 
Flower meadow
This clearing is an application in younger group for children 4 years old. It can be any size and color. And several kids can work on it together at the same time. It is only important for each of them to indicate his area of work.
Lesson in 3 stages: 
Little funny chicken
You can prepare holiday cards in a very original way. Application in the preparatory group will help with this.
You need to cut out the following parts: 
Chick
Kids think abstractly; for them, such a trifle as the color or shape of a character does not matter if his image conveys child-like emotions. But how to make an application exactly so that the baby feels soul mate? Here's a great example of this!
Meet Tsypa! He has:
- Body - square;
- Eye – 2 circles (black and white, and a little more white);
- Beak - triangle;
- The paws are also triangular;
- The wing is a semicircle;
- Tuft - crescent.
Now, trust the little one, let him choose what color will be! Explain what each figure means and why the bird needs it. Isn't that interesting? So, finding the right stencils for applications is already a game. All that remains is to glue everything together!
Sun
Let's complicate the task. We have to help the children learn how to make an applique panel. There are many details that are both a background and an independent part of the picture. The central part is the mischievous face of the smiling Sun.
Leave the work on your kitten's smile. Or you can print ready-made faces:
And start preparing yellow, golden and orange circles of different sizes.
We assemble a picture on a blue background.
You can stick circles in the form of rays, or in a circle, the main thing is to alternate their colors. The Sun itself will be placed in the middle of the panel.
Lilac
Probably, a broken applique is the sweetest and most tender thing you can imagine. She just looks so fluffy that I can’t believe it was all created. A torn applique achieves this effect due to small uneven parts assembled into one composition.
Bouquet
These are not just flowers, but a structure that will stand. In this case, we will make all parts of the plant. The flowers themselves, leaves and stems. This simple application middle group The kids will get the hang of it very quickly.
Snowman
We did with you greeting cards, an invitation to a celebration, paintings and even memories of your little one’s childhood. But now we will try to make a Christmas tree toy.
And since it consists of two bases and 16 circles, we print out templates for applications, this will allow you to quickly, and without delaying preparatory work, move on to designing a toy.
Read more about blanks. The basis is 2 circles of the same size, drawn as a figure eight. The additional circles are equal in diameter to those in the base.
We also need a rope 4 times the length of the base. And decorative beads. 
Glade
Polyana is a multi-composition application in kindergarten for children 5-6 years old. Here we will get acquainted with models that need to be made first, and only then fixed to the base. Volumetric types of applications are made with such an original sample.
Our base is blue cardboard. This is heaven. The sun is shining. The grass grows and flowers bloom in it. And butterflies and dragonflies flutter above them. All parts are made of accordion-folded paper. 
A collection of applique master classes + interesting ideas
It’s nice to know that different types of appliqués made by children, such as appliques made from torn paper, or from corrugated material, are valuable. good memory. And irrefutable evidence that our little ones have talent. The child is developing. And we help him with this.
New master classes on making panels (applique) - bouquets of colored paper for our collection.
The diversity of the world of flowers amazes with the abundance of shapes, colors and aromas! Everyone will find in this beautiful collection a flower that is pleasing to the eye or associated with a memorable event. Our step by step instructions with photos they will show you how to make beautiful ones with your own hands: chrysanthemums, daisies, carnations and peonies.
Chrysanthemums have gained popularity due to the rich variety of varieties. These flowers differ in the size of the buds, the shape of the petals, color scheme and the number of flowers on one stem. This means that anyone will find among this splendor flowers that will meet all their needs and desires. The buds of pink chrysanthemums used in bouquets, flower arrangements, garlands and wreaths look very tender and tender. You can also use the pink color of chrysanthemums as a basis to create a panel, composition or applique from corrugated paper. Let's look at this idea based on our master class.
Materials and tools
When creating a panel applique with pink voluminous chrysanthemums you will need:
- double-sided colored and decorative paper;
- thick pink corrugated paper;
- white paper;
- yellow and dark green felt-tip pen;
- PVA glue (silicate glue).
How to make an applique with voluminous pink chrysanthemums from corrugated paper
To create chrysanthemums, it is better to use high-density corrugated (creped) paper - this way the flowers will hold their shape better. Prepare for work necessary tools and related materials.
Cut out long strips of corrugated paper with a width of about 5-6 cm (the larger the width, the longer the flower petals).
Fold the strips several times, as in the picture.
Using scissors, cut out the sharp petals, leaving 1-1.5 cm from the edge.
Make cuts evenly so that the width of the petals is approximately the same.
Straighten each strip. Apply a thin line of glue along the entire length of the strip.
Start rolling the strip into a tight roll. When the first strip is curled, start gluing the second strip around it.
Make several chrysanthemum flower preparations in a similar manner.
Gently spread outer chrysanthemum petals.
Spread the remaining petals to give the flower volume.
Using a scissor blade, curl the ends of the petals. Do this with all the petals so that the chrysanthemum becomes voluminous.
Lightly tint the center of the flower with a yellow felt-tip pen.
The number of flowers can be any, but it is desirable that the chrysanthemums differ slightly in size.
Cut out a vase of any shape from decorating paper. From dark green paper, cut out leaves that look like real chrysanthemum leaves. Use a green marker to highlight the veins on each leaf.
For the applique, decorate the base with office paper, two considered colors. Cut the top rectangle with curly scissors to make beautiful frame. Glue the shaped sheet onto the rectangle.
Glue the vase onto the applique base.
Turn the flowers petals down. Make cuts at the base of the flowers and open the edges. Generously coat the edges of the flowers with glue.
Glue three flowers above the rim of the vase. Glue the remaining flowers to the second row.
Bend the edges of the leaves slightly using the blade of the scissors. Glue the leaves near the flowers and inside the bouquet. Glue a couple of sheets near the vase.
Give the painting a little time to rest so that all the parts are firmly glued to the base. The applique with delicate pink chrysanthemums is ready!
What a wonderful original composition with pink flowers We got chrysanthemums! A little patience, diligence and time, and such a wonderful result of the work done! This master class can serve as an example for creating similar applications with chrysanthemums of any other color or using flowers to decorate the interior.
"Blooming daisies" made of corrugated paper
Spring brings warm sunny days and new hopes. Thanks to the change of seasons, everything awakens from a long winter sleep and the world reveals itself in colors! The harbingers of spring are bird trills and primroses, which inspire artists, poets, and connoisseurs of beauty. And therefore, we will devote our today’s master class to creating a panel with delicate blooming daisies from crepe paper.
Materials and tools
When creating a panel with delicate blooming daisies, we used:
- crepe (corrugated) paper in pink, yellow and green;
- yellow and green office paper;
- stationery and curly scissors;
- toothpick;
- PVA glue;
- green chalk;
- pink marker.
How to make a beautiful panel with blooming daisies from crepe paper
Prepare stripes to create three-dimensional flowers. Cut a strip of 4*20-25 cm from pink crepe paper. Cut a strip of 1.5*15 cm from yellow corrugated paper, and several strips of 1.5*10 cm from green paper.
Fold the strips several times and make notches on the yellow and green workpiece, and on the pink one - deep cuts, leaving 0.5 cm along the bottom.
Straighten the stripes. Divide the yellow blank into two parts. Connect the strips, alternating yellow and green colors. Apply glue along the bottom of the long piece.
Place the toothpick on the edge of the workpiece and begin to twist the strip.
Try to twist the strip so that the length of the notches on the surface is the same.
Twist the yellow-green center of the flower until the strip ends.
Using the blade of scissors, curl the edges of the petals on the pink blank, as in the picture.
Apply glue along the bottom of the blanks and begin to twist the strip with petals around the core of the flower so that the petals open outward.
Curl the pink strip completely and you will get a lush spring flower.
In order to make a daisy bud, you need to twist the strip with the petals inward.
Make a few flowers and a couple of unopened buds according to the sample.
Cut out several rectangles from green crepe paper different lengths. Twist each rectangle into a tight stem, coat the edges with glue and secure around the stem.
Also cut out shaped leaves from green crepe paper, as in the picture.
Use green wax crayon to highlight the edges and central vein of each leaf.
Give volume to the center of the sheets by straightening the paper.
Cut out a rectangle from green office paper, and a smaller shaped rectangle from yellow office paper. Use a bright marker to trace along the edge of the shaped sheet. Glue the shaped rectangle onto the green base.
Glue the flowers to the base of the panel. Choose a layout that is convenient for you to create a harmonious composition.
Glue the stems under each flower.
Glue leaves to the base of the stems.
A three-dimensional panel with blooming daisies is ready!
What delicate flowers came from! As if by magic, spring daisies bloomed in the picture! Such an unusual panel will be a wonderful gift for a holiday or significant date, and also original solution in interior decoration.
“Tender carnations” made from wet crepe paper
Bright red carnation flowers are often given to men and women; variegated ones will decorate any bouquet, and white and pink ones will emphasize the tenderness of feelings. Try making beautiful carnations out of paper and decorating them with an applique. Our detailed master class will explain and show how to do it yourself.
To create an applique with delicate carnations you will need:
- pink crepe paper;
- colored paper (double-sided);
- thick paper for the base;
- curly scissors;
- stationery scissors;
- stapler;
- glue;
- spray bottle with water;
- colored markers.
How to make an applique with delicate carnations from wet crepe paper
This creative work requires availability different types paper and tools, so you should prepare everything you need from the list in advance.
Cut 4 identical squares from corrugated paper.
Place the squares on top of each other, alternating the direction of the compressed “pattern”. Use a stapler to connect all the squares.
Using scissors, cut a circle from a stack of squares. Make cuts towards the center to divide the circle into petals.
Pick up the petals from the topmost circle.
Do the same with all the rows to get a lush flower.
Use a pink marker to make veins on all the petals.
Spray the voluminous flower with water.
Fold the flower in half and then into a quarter circle.
Let the flower dry in a warm place, or dry it with a hairdryer.
In this way, make several flowers and one unopened bud.
Take half a sheet of light yellow paper and paste a light green colored piece of paper on top.
Cut three 2.5 cm wide strips from dark green paper and glue them into tube stems. Cut out the sepals and narrow leaves as shown in the photo.
Glue the flowers to the base of the applique.
When all the flowers are glued, glue the stems to three large carnations.
Glue the sepals on top of the flowers.
Glue the leaves to the flower stems. Cut off the ends of the stems.
The applique with delicate pink carnations is ready!
What lovely pink carnations we got! Volumetric carnations, with color transitions - such unusual technique allows you to achieve similarity between paper flowers and the original. The applique can be supplemented with a festive ribbon or multi-colored butterflies, or you can come up with other color combinations for decorating carnations.
“Scarlet peonies” from paper accordions
The world of flowers is beautiful and diverse! You are amazed at what bizarre shapes, combinations of colors and shades are found in the kingdom of flora. Among garden flowers, beautiful spherical peonies stand out for their lush forms, blooming profusely on bushes and flower beds. These flowers look wonderful in bouquets, compositions and festive decorative elements. You can also make beautiful voluminous peonies from corrugated paper and use them in the design of an applique or panel.
What you will need in the master class
To create an applique with scarlet peonies, we will need to take:
- light green and light yellow office paper;
- colored double-sided paper in yellow and dark green;
- bright red corrugated paper;
- corrugated cardboard orange or brown;
- green marker (felt-tip pen);
- scissors, glue.
How to make an applique with scarlet peonies from corrugated paper
Prepare the necessary tools, colored paper and cardboard to create a composition with voluminous flowers.
Take a piece of light yellow paper and glue a light green rectangle on top of it, leaving a border around the edges.
From orange corrugated cardboard cut out a basket for flowers. Glue the basket onto the base.
Prepare rectangles of red corrugated paper, as well as small yellow rectangles to decorate the center of the flowers. Divide each red rectangle into four parts and stack them on top of each other.
Fold the corrugated rectangles into an accordion so that the gathers are perpendicular to the fold lines. There should be a total of three vertices or five fold lines. Make an accordion out of yellow paper.
Make the edges of the red accordion rounded, and make notches on the yellow one. Place the yellow piece in the center, inside the red accordion.
Using scissors, make a small cutout on the back of the accordion and tie a thread around the center.
Straighten the accordion and make cuts towards the center to separate the petals.
Lesson “Flower for Mom”
Purpose of the lesson: to develop in children the skills of creating an applique aimed at creating a flower for their mother.
Lesson objectives:
Educational: improve children’s skills in making applications;
Developmental: develop children’s creative and spatial imagination, their creativity, fine motor skills;
Educational: to promote neatness, independence, and aesthetic taste in children.
Necessary equipment: double-sided colored paper, scissors, glue stick, plastic bottle caps in quantities equal to the number of children and teacher, green plasticine, cardboard, paper napkins different colors, sticks.
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Lesson “Flower for Mom”
Purpose of the lesson: to develop in children the skills of creating an applique aimed at creating a flower for their mother.
Lesson objectives:
Educational: improve children’s skills in making applications;
Developmental: develop children’s creative and spatial imagination, their creativity, fine motor skills;
Educational: to promote neatness, independence, and aesthetic taste in children.
Necessary equipment: double-sided colored paper, scissors, glue stick, plastic bottle caps in quantities equal to the number of children and the teacher, green plasticine, cardboard, paper napkins of different colors, sticks.
Progress of the lesson:
Educator: Hello, guys!
Children: Hello!
Educator: Guys, let's look out the window - what a warm spring sun smiles at us, warms us, nature wakes up, green grass appears - spring has come to us!
Spring is coming to us
With quick steps,
And the snowdrifts melt under her feet.
Black thawed patches
Visible in the fields.
You can see the very warm feet of spring (Zakhoder B.)
Guys, the snow has already all melted, green grass is already visible, which means they will soon begin to bloom...? (The teacher asks the children a riddle about flowers)
Purify the air
Create comfort
The windows are green,
They bloom all year round.
What is this, guys?
Children: Flowers!
Educator: Correct (smiles). Do you like picking flowers?
Children: Yes!
Educator: Who do you give the collected flowers to?
Children: Mom, grandma...but they fade quickly (sad).
Educator: Let’s make one ourselves today magic flower, which you can give to your mother, and it will not wither (intriguing)?
Children: Let's go!
Educator: Please look at what is prepared on your tables. Did everyone have double-sided colored paper, scissors, glue sticks, plastic lids, green plasticine, cardboard, paper napkins of different colors?
Children: Yes!
Educator: Then let's first remember what our flower consists of. I will ask you riddles about components flowers, and you guess them and we will find out what details of the flower we have to make today. Are you ready?
Children: Yes!
Educator:
One is digging in the ground,
The other is bathed in light;
And although they are friends,
They cannot be exchanged.
Children: Root and leaves
Educator: We also have to make the petals and the beautiful center of the flower, it should be bright. Let's get started, and to make it easier for us to create, I will play a musical work by P.I. Tchaikovsky, stunning in its beauty. "Waltz of the Flowers" (Sounds "Waltz of the Flowers").
Now, guys, let's get started. So, you have cardboard stencils for flower petals and colored paper on your tables. Place the stencil on colored paper and carefully trace it and cut them out.
(Children trace a stencil of petals on colored paper and cut it out. The teacher helps those children who have difficulty making templates or cutting them out)
Educator: Look, guys, how beautiful each of you turned out. Now we have to make a stem for the flower. Take a sheet of colored paper, bend it exactly in half - like this (The teacher shows how a sheet folded in half should look like). Then carefully wrap the stick with this sheet and glue the end with glue. While you are completing this task, let’s remember what flowers appear first? I'll tell you a riddle, and you guess?
At the snow-covered hummocks,
Under a white snow cap,
We found a little flower
Half frozen, barely alive.
Children: Snowdrops!
Educator: That’s right, and now let’s remember one more flower that is one of the first to appear in the spring:
Spring is just around the corner!
After the bitter cold of winter
Wakes up from sleep
All nature. Even puddles
The ice won't cover overnight
The sun drives winter away!
The kidneys swell with juice,
And green leaves
Soon in the breeze
They'll play! In the meantime
Colors of the sun by the river
Lights have appeared!
All! The frost is over!
Mimosas are blooming! (Kosovitsky V. Color of spring)
Educator: Show me, guys, your stems? Ay, what a great fellow, everyone’s stems are neat. You probably really want to please your mothers with flowers. Now you and I need to collect the flower itself. To do this, take paper napkin the color that you like best and which the color will suit to your petals. Did you take it?
Children: Yes!
Educator: Now you need to crumple this napkin a little, this will be the core of our flower. Let's wrinkle it carefully so that the napkin doesn't tear. Did you do it? (Children nod) Well done! Now take a glue stick, smear the middle of the first layer of petals cut out of colored paper, and glue the second one to it. Then we smear the second layer of petals in the middle and glue the third one to it. After this, we smear the middle of the third layer of petals and glue our crumpled napkin to it - the middle of the flower. Well, whoever has the neatest flower. Try your best, guys, the flowers should turn out neat and beautiful - this is for your mother, after all. Are you ready?
Children: Ready.
Educator: Very good. Now take the remaining half sheet of colored paper, fold it in half again and cut it into two parts (children follow the teacher’s instructions)
Educator: Did you manage?
Children: Yes!
Educator: Great! Now we fold each half like an accordion and draw half a leaf of a flower on it, cut out the resulting stencil - like this (The teacher shows the algorithm for cutting out leaves for a flower). Now it's your turn! (smiles)
Children cut out flower leaves.
Educator: Now take a glue stick, smear the bottom of the leaf and glue it to the stem. (children glue leaves).
Educator: Now let’s prepare a “stand” for the flower. To do this, take green plasticine, make a ball out of it and place it in plastic cover. Like this (The teacher shows how to do it)
Children repeat after teacher.
Educator: Your stem turned out to be longer than your stick, right?
Children: Yes!
Educator: Now you need to cut the remaining part of the stem in four places - like this (shows) and bend the edges. Now we’ll coat each edge with glue and glue our flower to it. Did it turn out beautifully? (enthusiastically).
Children: Yes!
Educator: And now we need to place our flower in its green stand - like this (shows).
Children repeat after the teacher.
Look how beautiful it turned out! Do you like it?
Children: Yes!
Educator: Your mothers will be happy today. Guys, you are doing great today, look what flowers have bloomed in our group with your help, and most importantly, they will not wither!
In our group on the window,
In a green country,
In painted pots
The flowers have grown.
Here is rosean, geranium, crassula,
Family of spiny cacti.
We'll water them early.
Me and all my friends.
Guys, remember, flowers play very important role in our lives: they not only please the eye with their appearance, but also purify the air and kill harmful bacteria. Therefore, flowers need to be loved and cared for properly. Will you help mothers take care of flowers?
Children: Yes!
Educator: Did you like your flowers that you made for your mothers?
Children: Very much!
Educator: Then let's put them on the table for now, let them delight us with their beauty until the evening, and in the evening you will give them to mothers. Agreed?
Children: Yes!
Educator: Great. Guys, you did a great job today, well done! Thank you, class is over. Now you can go play.
The children go off to play.