Children always like to depict what is close to them, objects and objects that they know well and have seen for themselves. So, from an early age in kindergarten, kids draw, sculpt and make mushrooms out of paper. In the older group, the guys already work well with scissors, they are familiar with various application techniques. Therefore, a lesson on the “mushroom” topic can be organized very interestingly.
Preparation for the application "Mushrooms"
V senior group in preparation for the application lesson, the teacher can already involve preschoolers. So the guys can pre-cut colored paper into wide strips, and then cut out rectangles and squares from them (not necessarily with strictly equal sides).
Suitable materials
To create a classic application "Mushrooms" you will need the following materials:
- for the base - sheets of paper or cardboard in A5 format (cardboard can be used white or colored, for example, green);
- colored paper of different colors (brown, yellow, orange, gray, red, etc.) to create mushrooms;
- narrow strips of green paper (grass);
- scissors, glue, oilcloths, napkins.
To create a mushroom composition, natural (yellow-brown, gray, green) tones of colored paper are best suited.
If the teacher decides to use non-traditional techniques, then the set of materials, of course, will already be different. So you can use dry leaves, seeds, cereals, napkins, etc. When combining the application with other types of fine art, you can offer the children felt-tip pens, pencils, plasticine. Additionally, sequins, beads, sequins, fabric, pieces of cotton wool, etc. will help to decorate the composition.
You may also need unusual materials for the lesson, for example, cotton wool and fabric.
Techniques and techniques used
To create an image of a mushroom, children need two elements - a leg and a hat. The first is cut from a rectangular blank by rounding all its corners. Alternatively, you can round the corners on one side only.
All corners of the rectangle are rounded - it turns out the leg of the mushroom
You can immediately cut two identical legs from one longer workpiece. To do this, it folds in half, the corners are rounded. By cutting the paper along the fold line, the child will immediately receive two necessary details.
From a rectangular blank, you can immediately cut two mushroom legs
The mushroom cap can be an oval or semi-oval (as an option - a semicircle). In the first case, all corners of the rectangle are rounded, in the second - only on one side (it is located horizontally). You can also cut two hats at the same time using a square blank.
From a square folded in half, you can cut two identical hats
The finished mushroom will look something like this.
In the traditional version, mushrooms look something like this
It is advisable to carry out the application of mushrooms after sculpting on a similar topic. The guys in this case will be well aware of the shape of the mushroom, its individual parts. But in any case, the teacher first discusses with the children the peculiarity of each detail, and together with them draws it in the air.
As for individual varieties of mushrooms, it is more convenient to cut their caps from a rectangle, rounding its corners and giving the sides a wavy shape. For example, this is how fly agaric is made.
The fly agaric hat is cut out of a triangle - its corners are rounded, and the sides become wavy
Fly agaric can additionally make a dome skirt. To do this, turn the rectangle into a trapezoid and cut it with scissors.
The image of a fly agaric will make a dome skirt more realistic
The chanterelle is cut entirely from a square blank. The part is bent in half to make the fungus symmetrical.
The chanterelle is cut entirely from a square folded in half
Boletus can be made more recognizable with a thick stem that tapers upwards.
Borovik should make a characteristic thick leg, which tapers upward
The grass in the lower part of the base leaf will complement the mushroom composition. You can just glue a long strip of green paper.
To mark the grass, you can simply glue a long green strip under the mushrooms
In a more complex version, children cut or tear off thin strips by hand and stick them vertically. You can also cut a bunch of grass from one part entirely.
Preschoolers can depict grass in a more complicated way.
An important part of the work is composition. The task of the guys is to harmoniously arrange the mushrooms in a forest clearing or beautifully place them in a basket.
Pupils of the senior group should be able to beautifully arrange the image on the sheet
Non-traditional application
The theme of mushrooms provides great opportunities for the use of non-traditional applicative techniques:
- Break application. The image is made up of pieces of colored paper, which the child tears off by hand.
- Mosaic. The teacher or the children themselves pre-cut small squares or rectangles of colored paper. They fill the marked contour of the fungus.
- Bulk. A mushroom figurine with a marked outline is smeared with glue, and then sprinkled with grits (for example, a hat with buckwheat, and a leg with semolina or rice). By the way, cereals can be dyed in different colors (for this, the paint in a plastic bowl is diluted with alcohol and water). You can even use plant seeds - you get a wonderful autumn composition.
- Leaf application. Using the leaves of different trees of a certain size and shape, you can make a very original composition.
- Bulk application. To give the effect of volume, you can fold the hat like a fan or simply form folds on the hat and stem. You can also use a simple version of origami.
Photo gallery: mushrooms in non-traditional techniques
The main thing is to choose leaves of a suitable shape Older preschoolers can easily perform a simple origami The contour will be filled with small identical details according to the mosaic principle The hat and leg need to be filled with different cereals Using seeds, you can create a beautiful autumn composition The child tears off free-form pieces from paper and fills them with a painted mushroom Volumetric elements always look original With a fan, it’s good to depict a fly agaric hat
Video: origami mushroom
Video: bulk application "Mushroom"
What can be added to the application
You can wonderfully complement the mushroom composition with the help of drawing and modeling. For example, children can paint butterflies, bugs, raindrops or leaves falling on mushrooms with paints, pencils or felt-tip pens.
By the way, this is how you can implement an individual approach in the classroom. The guys who quickly and efficiently cope with the main task will have something to do.
A very interesting idea is to invite the children to circle their palms with a felt-tip pen: the fingers will become legs for a family of honey mushrooms or just for a fantasy mushroom composition. A cut-out hat is then glued to each leg. At the bottom, a basket is drawn up or grass is indicated.
As always, you can combine the application with modeling. For example, plasticine can be used to mark white spots on a fly agaric hat.
Fly agaric spots are marked with white plasticine
Theme-based composition options - individual and collective
Application on a mushroom theme in the senior group, according to the program, is held in September. This is logical, since mushrooms are one of the gifts of autumn. The theme sounds like this - "Mushrooms grew in a forest clearing."
The lesson can be done as an individual or group work. In the latter version, the teacher prepares a sheet of drawing paper in advance, and the children fill it in with their own images. Then additional details are indicated. Such a panel will wonderfully decorate a group room or locker room.
However, the theme can be slightly interpreted in the following ways:
- "Mushrooms of my area." The local history aspect is added.
- "Fairy Mushroom" The guys create a fantasy image, for example, a mushroom in the form of a house or having anthropomorphic features.
- "Under the Mushroom" The composition can become an illustration to the fairy tale of the same name by V. Suteev. In this case, the teacher can give the children paper figures of animals - the heroes of the fairy tale (one character is enough for each).
The application can be made based on the fairy tale by V. Suteev
How to motivate kids to be creative
Of course, the topic of mushrooms in itself is interesting for preschoolers, but the teacher must additionally motivate them, inspire them to creative impulses. As always, game characters come to the rescue. For example, this is Old Man Lesovichok. He informs the guys that all the mushrooms suddenly disappeared in the forest, and now squirrels, hedgehogs and other animals have nothing to store for the winter. The teacher invites the children to help the forest dwellers create mushrooms for them.
The old man Lesovichok asks the guys to help the forest dwellers, because all the mushrooms have disappeared in the forest, and now there is nothing to store for the winter
As an option, a squirrel comes to the guys and says that they have stocked up nuts for the winter, but they didn’t have time to mushrooms.
If the lesson is based on the fairy tale by V. Suteev, then the teacher offers preschoolers to help the heroes of the fairy tale - to give them a big mushroom, under which there is enough space for everyone to hide from the rain.
You can start the lesson with a riddle to intrigue the children:
- Who sits on a strong leg
In the brown leaves by the path?
Got a hat made of grass -
Is there a head under the hat?
You can offer riddles about specific types of mushrooms, for example, these:
- There are no mushrooms friendlier than these, -
Adults and children know
They grow on stumps in the forest,
Like freckles on the nose (honey mushrooms) - Golden …
Very friendly sisters.
They wear red berets
Autumn is brought to the forest in summer.
In the older group, the guys already perceive interesting cognitive information well. You can tell them that mushrooms are special organisms, similar to plants, but without leaves, branches, or flowers. Instead of roots, the mycelium located in the ground helps them to extract nutrients. Therefore, you need to cut the mushroom carefully so as not to damage it, and then a new mushroom will grow in this place.
An integral part of any art class is a dynamic pause. Physical education or finger gymnastics must be selected on the appropriate topic - this also motivates children to be creative.
Table: finger gymnastics "Mushrooms"
Table: physical education on a mushroom theme
Table: theses of the summary of the application lesson in the senior group of the educator E. N. Ivanova "That's the mushroom!"
| Lesson stage | Content |
| Introduction | A sad Hedgehog (toy) appears in the group. He searched all day for mushrooms and found none. Conversation on the topic: “What mushrooms the Hedgehog might like” (edible). |
| Main part | Examination of a dummy of a porcini mushroom, its color, shape of a cap and legs are discussed. |
| Preschoolers cut strips of green - grass. Then the teacher explains how to cut the stem and cap of the mushroom. | |
| Children do the work, and then lay out the finished parts on cardboard. | |
| Physical education "Mushrooms". | |
| Attaching parts to the base. | |
| Final part | Discussion of finished works. The teacher with children finds common and differences in them. The hedgehog is happy. The composition is decorated with carved grass and a large ladybug over mushrooms Mushroom caps are made with the help of loose appliqué The originality of the composition is given by voluminous grass (not completely glued) breakaway technique, and the mushrooms themselves - in the traditional Application "Mushrooms" in the senior group moves to a more complex level. This topic can be very interesting to beat. In this, the educator will be helped by non-traditional techniques using non-standard materials, a combination of the usual application with other types of visual activity. And fabulous motivation will help to captivate preschoolers with creativity even more. |
If you want to expand your baby's knowledge of the world around you, teach him to create. For example, the application "Mushrooms", created in various ways, will be an excellent cognitive creative process that teaches the child the basics of artistic skill. In addition, it is easy to perform and does not require special material and time costs. It will be useful to perform each work on a different blank - a picture or photograph with one or another type of mushroom.
What will be required?
To complete the application in any way, you need the following:
- Paper or cardboard for the base on which everything will be glued.
- Glue (PVA or pencil).
- Scissors.
- Mushroom template (outline or color picture, drawn or printed).
The rest of the materials depend on which method you choose. You can use color or corrugated paper, napkins, cereals, plasticine and paints.
Application on the theme "Mushrooms" from natural material
Very simple, but beautiful, you can make crafts from natural material - dry leaves. Freshly collected material must be dried with an iron or between the pages of an unnecessary book. You will get a beautiful and original application. Mushrooms in this technique are made like this:
- Cut out a blank for a hat and legs from thin paper.
- Paste over each detail with dry leaves of the desired shade.
- Glue all the elements in place.
- At the bottom of the base, weed from thin leaves or dried blades of grass.
Mosaic from cereals
A very unusual, but original and natural application "Mushrooms" will turn out if you use grains. For these purposes, you can also use cereals. As a template, a drawing of a porcini mushroom is suitable. It will allow you to preserve the natural shades of materials, although they can be painted. It is better to apply any shade after gluing. It is usually difficult to paint a bulk mass.
To do this, work in the following order:
By the same principle, you can lay out a picture of watermelon and squash seeds.
Use wrinkled paper
In order for the child to get a beautiful application “Mushrooms”, it is better to take ready-made templates. They must be printed and given to children. Even a kid at the age of 3 years can make crafts using it. Work like this:
application "Mushrooms"
To work in an organized group preschool age Suitable for paper version. You can make a fly agaric, focusing on the fact that although this mushroom is beautiful, it is inedible. You can't take it to the basket. Sample Plan The lesson can be like this:
- Read to the children a poem about autumn, forest, mushrooms.
- Let the children look at the toy mushrooms in the basket or their images.
- Tell me about what you will do today. Read a poem about fly agaric or make a riddle. Ask if you can take a fly agaric, if you need to break it, kick it, crush it.
- Give the children pre-prepared parts or paper with stencils for making them (depending on age).
- Cut out a red hat, a white leg, a small white rectangle for the frill, and a green one for the weed.
- Glue a hat and a leg onto the paper base.
- On a white rectangle, cut the fringe and tuck it with your fingers, scissors or chopsticks.
- Do the same with the green weed blank.
- Glue white fringe on the leg, green fringe on the bottom of the sheet.
If the children are tired, take a break or split the work in half. Next, you need to make white spots on the hat. They can be done like this:
- Just stick white circles made using a stencil or a hole punch.
- Make balls from cotton wool, napkins, thin paper.
- Make in the technique of quilling.
The third option is the most unusual and interesting. To work with this method, proceed as follows:
- Cut several (5-6) strips of white paper. Give them to the children.
- Explain the technique in which they will do the spots.
- Show how to wind strips on sticks.
- Let the guys make the blanks themselves, and then glue them to the hat of the previously made mushroom.
At the end of the lesson, it is worth organizing an exhibition of works and again focusing on the fact that if they meet this beautiful mushroom, you need to bypass it. So, the application "Mushrooms" can be made from various materials. Choose a suitable and interesting option according to the age of the child and the convenience of working at home or in an organized group.
You can start a lesson with children with a riddle
He grew up in a birch forest.
Wears a hat on his leg.
A leaf stuck to it from above.
Did you know? This is ... (mushroom)
DIY applique "Still life with mushrooms"
To complete the application, you need to prepare:
Colored paper of the desired shades;
Cardboard for the basis of the application;
Scissors:
Paper towel to wipe off excess glue
Step by step application process
1. Let's start with the simplest mushroom in shape.
We take a rectangle of paper, fold it in half (vertically) and round off two corners, then cut along the fold. We have two legs ready.
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2. Cut out two mushroom caps. To do this, fold the square of paper in half, round off the corners and cut the paper along the fold. Two hats are ready.
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Glue the hat to the leg. The first pair of mushrooms is ready.
You can stick a circle on the fungus or make a spot with a felt-tip pen.
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3. Cut out a fox from paper.
Fold the rectangle in half and cut along the drawn outline.
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4. Cut out the boletus.
We cut out the mushroom hat, as in step 2. To cut out the leg, fold the rectangle in half and cut it out along the contour.
We glue the hat and leg.
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5. We turn to the manufacture of handsome fly agarics.
We cut out a dome hat from a red square.
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This shows the process of cutting a leg out of a rectangle.
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To cut a skirt for this, we fold a narrow rectangle in half (vertically), cut off the corners. We cut the resulting trapezoid with scissors, but you can not cut it.
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Glue the leg with the skirt to the hat. Fly agaric is ready.
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6. Cut out a few more mushrooms (for some mushrooms we make oval hats). We make a basket with a long handle, lay out the silhouettes of our mushrooms and then glue them freely.
You can use this template to make a basket
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Our mushroom still life is ready.
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Good afternoon, today I have prepared an article that will tell you the most the best ideas for children's crafts with mushrooms. Here you will find beautiful applications, voluminous mushroom meadows, templates for children's crafts mushroom from colored paper. We will make mushrooms and fly agaric with our own hands in the form of an autumn application using natural materials. Lay out the mushrooms like a mosaic of torn paper. Create bulk applications from cereals in the form of mushrooms. And also we will make voluminous papier-mâché crafts in the shape of mushrooms.
craft mushroom
from plasticine.
The very first plasticine crafts are usually mushrooms. Most often, children sculpt a cylindrical sausage and roll a ball, which is slightly flattened into a plump flat cake.
Favorite children's mushroom - fly agaric. He is so beautiful. Even if it's poisonous. But important and necessary - moose are treated with them when they are sick.
In the older group of kindergarten, you make various additions to the plasticine mushroom. Make plasticine grass around the leg. Separate thin plasticine green sausages. Or with a common ribbon - we flatten a narrow sausage, cut it into a fringe - wrap it around the stem of the mushroom (as was done in the master class in the photo below).
To make the lesson in kindergarten more fun, you can offer those children who managed to make a LANGUAGE AND BIG EYES at the mushroom earlier (as in the fly agaric crafts from the photo below).
Later, you can teach how to make a two-layer fly agaric hat. First, we sculpt a fly agaric leg from white plasticine. Then we wrap a white long narrow sausage around the leg - like a thick strap. And then we flatten it with our fingers around the entire circle - we get a white skirt on the leg of a fly agaric.
We make a TWO-LAYER hat at the fly agaric mushroom.
We take 2 identical pieces of plasticine - white and red.
Divide the white piece into two parts - roll two balls. The first white ball is spitting into the mold. The second one is round. We put a round ball on the center of the white cake (this ball will give the desired bulge on the mushroom cap).
From the whole red piece we roll the ball and flatten it into a large round cake (it will be larger in size than our white mushroom cake). We cover our white cake with a ball in the center with this red cake. The red cake wraps around the ball - a typical hat shape with a slide in the center is obtained. It remains to add spots. And with a stack, scribble patterns-lines on the lower white part of the hat.
Plasticine
mushroom house.
If each child brings a jar of baby food from home, you can make plasticine crafts at home in the older group of the kindergarten. Coat the walls of the jar with white plasticine - heated in hot water. We soak a piece and it becomes liquid-soft, it is easy to work with such plasticine - and it does not stick to wet hands so much. We make a door and a window in the house. We cover the lid of the jar with red plasticine - with white circles-flat cakes. If there is time left, you can decorate the house with a pattern of flower vines.
Inside the house, you can put an LED flashlight, a luminous toy - and the house will glow from the inside.
Plasticine flat applications on the theme of a mushroom look very nice. You can work in the stroke technique (we flatten a small ball and smear it with our fingers).
You can work using the PLAST technique - we roll out a piece of plasticine ivy into a cake with a rolling pin (a smooth bottle of hairspray, etc.) and cut out the silhouette needed for the application from the layer - this is how the silhouettes of mushrooms are cut out in the photo of the craft below.
Simple Applications
with mushrooms
for kindergarten.
The most common mushroom crafts in kindergarten are colored paper applications. Silhouettes are cut out with scissors and pasted into a common craft picture. Older children - from 5 years old can cut out the details of the application with their own hands. And for the kids junior group all elements of the application are cut out by the educator.
You can also make hand-made lanterns in the shape of a mushroom out of cardboard and colored paper. Cut out two cardboard mushroom silhouettes. In the center of each of them we cut a hole, which we close with transparent tracing paper or an office file.
Glue the BOARDS of the BOX between the cardboard walls and put a candle inside or put a white LED New Year's garland. It turns out a cozy night lamp in the children's room, made by hand.
The sides of the inner box look like a LONG RECTANGLE - its long edges are bent and with this bent side they are glued to the mushroom-shaped walls.
You can consider the layout of such a flashlight in more detail using the example of a similar craft-lamp but in the shape of an apple in our article.
Application + drawing
Mushroom in the craft.
Often integrated classes are held in kindergarten - where 2 types of activities are combined - drawing and appliqué at the same time.
When making mushroom crafts, you can also use paints and colored paper. For example, give children a white hat cut out of cardboard. And the task of the children themselves is to paint it red and draw spots of fly agaric with white gouache (as in the mushroom photo below).
It is possible, as in the photo with the mushroom craft below, to combine the FINGER drawing technique and the CUT APPLICATION technique. Draw a mushroom cap with fingerprints. And fill in the rest of the pieces with scraps of colored paper. The children are given paper already torn into long narrow strips, the child plucks the strip into small pieces with his fingers - and puts them on the crafts smeared with glue.
You can draw the whole mushroom with paints - like fly agaric mushrooms on the craft below and add to them only the OPENWORK SKIRT on the mushroom leg. A skirt can be cut out of a paper napkin with a pattern (as in the photo below), or a skirt with a pattern can be obtained by cutting a snowflake out of paper - and then cutting it into halves-sectors - from one snowflake you will get many skirts for mushrooms at once.
Such a craft can be done on a regular background of colored paper, from sponge-painted white landscape paper.
And you can make a beautiful autumn background from the prints of dry leaves. Cover the leaves with paint and print on a landscape sheet. Such a lesson can be divided into 2 parts - 1 lesson to make prints, in the 2nd lesson to stick an application with a mushroom.
Mushroom skirts can be obtained by cutting paper cupcake molds with scissors (as done in the fly agaric mushroom craft below). By adding junk material, non-standard techniques, you can get a new interesting craft with your own hands.
You can make drawing crafts-applications with a secret. We draw the leg of the mushroom with paints. And the hat comes as a separate piece of cardboard - in which DOORS-INCUTTS have already been made. The child decorates the hat completely, along with the doors. Then he glues the hat on the picture (without smearing the doors with glue) and in place of the opened doors he glues the character - a bug, a snail, a frog, a gnome - the one who lives in the mushroom.
The door on the mushroom can be anywhere. Below, for example, as on this fabric craft from the photo below. Here we see a page from a developing book for the youngest children, made by mother's hands.
Crafts Mushrooms
with autumn leaves.
You can also add natural material to your Mushroom application - autumn dry leaves, maple seeds, dried flowers, pieces of bark or moss.
Folding craft mushrooms
In the technique of origami.
You can fold mushrooms from a paper accordion. We fold a long strip of paper into folds - like a fan. We make folds along the long side of the strip. We get a long narrow fan. We bend it in half - and push it apart like a skirt in both directions - we glue the place where the blades of the two halves of the fan met.
It turns out a mushroom cap. Here in the photo below we see a children's application made according to this principle.
If in the place where we bent the fan to thread a rope, then this can be a craft-pendant. It can decorate a window in autumn style. Or hang it on the Christmas tree.
There is also a way to make an accordion-spring from long narrow strips of paper. Such an accordion-spring can become a leg for a mushroom. We make a hat from a paper round, which was cut along one radius - from the edge to the center, a cut with scissors. And the edges of this incision were superimposed on each other - overlapped and glued together - a neat cone in the shape of a hat turned out.
You can make a paddle application in the shape of a mushroom. This simple craft is made from several mushroom silhouettes. Silhouettes have the same shape. They all fold in half lengthwise - like little books. And they come together - sticking together with side blades.
And you can also make such a mushroom craft with your own hands (photo below). The square of paper is folded into arrow-folds. And randomly fit on a sheet of paper. The silhouette of a mushroom is drawn on the reverse side of the sheet. After the whole silhouette is closed with folded pieces, we take scissors and cut out the silhouette. We get an interesting embossed mushroom application - as in the photo below.
Breakaway application
on the topic MUSHROOM
for kindergarten.
All children love to make cutaway appliqués. If you are working with older children- then they can be given whole sheets of colored paper and they themselves will do it according to the technique - first the sheet is torn by hand into long narrow strips, then each strip is shredded into pieces.
When working with middle group kindergarten, you can give strips cut with scissors - and their task is to stuff long strips into pieces. Since at this age the ability to use scissors is being developed - and this is the most feasible exercise for chik-chik.
For younger children we give the garden group ready-made long strips of paper and they themselves tear off small pieces. And they also need to give part of the topping in a ready-made form.
This is what a broken application of a mushroom looks like - from scraps of paper.
This is what a rifled mushroom craft looks like - from paper pieces cut into pieces.
Bulk application
Mushroom craft.
Children also love to work with cereals and other bulk natural materials. Below you see a children's craft, where the mushroom is made from three types of cereals. The leg is rice grains, the upper part of the cap is buckwheat, and the lower part of the cap is small barley groats. It turned out to be a very realistic piece. A little lower in this article - I will give a READY TEMPLATE for this application in kindergarten.
You can make a combined Mushroom craft - where a breakaway application, bulk material and a dry herbarium will participate.
Below in the photo of the application with a mushroom, we just see a similar children's work. The stem of the mushroom is made in a broken technique, the hat is a filling of ground dry leaves (or tea leaves). And a dry leaf from a herbarium is decorated with a fungus.
bottom crafts you can decorate with forest moss. First, the moss must be dried on a battery in a group, and then it is well attached to plasticine.
Templates
for break and bulk
mushroom applications.
Here are ready-made silhouette templates for mushroom crafts in kindergarten classes. Pictures can be copied onto a regular Word sheet - stretched with the mouse to the size you need and put on print.
And here are a couple of smart coloring pages from the Hide and Seek series. If you correctly decorate the element of leaves and mushrooms, then it will be clearly clear what exactly is drawn here. It is important not to confuse a mushroom with a leaf and decorate everything correctly.
Also copy the picture onto a Word sheet - stretch it to the desired size - and print it on a printer.
DIY mushrooms
In the technique of QUILLING.
Using the paper twisting technique, you can also make beautiful mushroom crafts. They look very dressy.
You can make the simplest quilling shapes with your own hands. Just tight windings of narrow strips of colored paper. Give the twists an oval shape of the legs and a rounded shape of the mushroom cap. And you get a neat miniature craft.
You can make more complex forms, consisting of several modules. Older children will cope with this task. It requires painstaking perseverance and unhurried accuracy.
You can make voluminous modules from paper rolls - by pulling the paper roll into a cylinder - and then you will get a 3D mushroom craft.
DIY mushrooms
in origami technique.
From a square of colored paper in 20 seconds you can fold an origami module. There are many, many such modules. And with your own hands, assemble a three-dimensional mushroom out of them as if from a constructor.
With children of primary school age, you can do complex crafts in the classroom at school - mushrooms using the origami assembly technique.
Below I am posting a step-by-step master class on creating such a fly agaric mushroom craft. In the same technique, you can make mushrooms with brown hats (for beauty, you can glue an autumn leaf on it at the top, and a piece of dry moss at the bottom).
Mushroom based
Cardboard roll.
But crafts where the leg of the mushroom is made from a roll of toilet paper.
The hat of such a mushroom is made in the form of a pocket - that is, two contours of the hat are cut out and glued to each other AT THE EDGES. The center remains unglued and can be opened like a pocket - and put on a roll with this pocket.
Below we see different versions of crafts in this technique.
You can make mushroom caps from the bottoms plastic bottles. Cut, paint with red gouache and here's a fun craft for children in the shape of mushrooms.
You can make rolls yourself out of cardboard. The size you need. For example, they are small so that they fit in size to the mushroom caps made from their halves of the shell. walnut(as in the photo below).
craft mushroom
In the technique of PAPIER-MACHE.
I already gave a detailed master class on how to quickly and easily make papier-mâché dough from a cardboard egg case soaked in boiling water.
Fashioned mushrooms in this technique look like real ones. They are hard and difficult to break or tear. Children can play with them.
First, from papier-mâché (paper dough), we sculpt such mushrooms. Then we dry them and decorate them with a special composition.
Very detailed step by step tutorial on the manufacture of such paper pulp using boiling water and egg cassettes, I published in an article where we made APPLES according to this recipe, they also looked like they were alive. Here is a link to this lesson
DIY mushrooms
from felt and felt.
In the lessons of the initial basics of sewing in the lower grades, you can make simple flat crafts-mushrooms from felt.
You can sew mushrooms from ordinary fabric. Which was found in your house - chintz, plush, cotton.
And if you are fond of felting, then you can make fluffy felt mushroom crafts. Like in the photo below.
We buy wool for felting. Pour into a bowl warm water. Add to it liquid soap. Dip a piece of wool into the soapy water and start sculpt it with your hands under water, we sculpt the shape we need from plasticine. We roll it in our hands, iron it - from warm water and friction of the hands, the felt easily gets into a tight lump under water - the shape we need. We take out and dry. It turns out a detail - a hat or a leg. What they molded is what they got. Working with felt is a pleasure - things turn out very quickly and simply.
You can not sculpt the felt under water - but comb it with a felting needle. This fly agaric appliqué is made of felt felting with a needle inside a frame bounded by a zipper.
We cut off the usual metal zipper with scissors next to the cloves. We sew this gear tape onto a piece of fabric (a thin layer of felt or felt).
Now we put a red thread inside this frame and comb it with a needle. Add pieces of white felt and comb the spot inside the red background.
From felt material can be made voluminous crafts. Whole meadows with mushrooms.
Here are some simple and quick ideas for children's crafts on the topic of Mushrooms.
Now you can choose a convenient mushroom craft for the age of your children and for the purpose of training with them.
Good luck with your work.
Olga Klishevskaya, specially for the site
Abstract of the lesson on the application on the topic:Mushrooms
Target : teach children to cut out various shapes from a square and a rectangle. To acquaint with the method of pair cutting identical parts of objects from a sheet of paper folded in half, to fix the techniques of a smooth rounded cut when cutting out hats and legs.
Cultivate interest in nature, aesthetic feelings.
Material .
The teacher has a sample - an applique composition of three mushrooms, children have blanks of rectangles and squares made of paper of different colors, a strip for grass, glue, glue brushes, scissors.
Course progress.
Guys, guess the riddle.
He drilled the earth, left the spine,
He himself came into the world, covered himself with a hat.
(Mushroom)
Where do mushrooms grow? (Mushrooms grow in the forest: in clearings, on the edges, under trees, in grass and even on stumps)
Who collects mushrooms and why? (people, animals)
What parts are mushrooms made of? (Mushrooms have a cap and a leg)
What are mushrooms? (Mushrooms are edible and inedible - poisonous).
Mushrooms grow in the forest with legs and hats of different colors. You can find a group of mushrooms growing together. Some of them are bigger, others are smaller. This is called a family.
The teacher shows an application depicting a family of mushrooms.
Can you tell me where the mushrooms are? (One large mushroom grows in the middle, and small mushrooms grow along the edges).
Look at two small mushrooms. Are they different from each other? (Not).
Small mushrooms are the same. Think about how you can cut them out of paper at the same time.
The teacher shows the children how to cut out two hats and two legs from a sheet of paper folded in half. Explains that you need to cut the mushroom cap from the bottom corner, make a rounded smooth cut to the second bottom corner, using the entire surface of the workpiece. The legs of two mushrooms are also cut out of a sheet of paper folded in half. Such a cut is called a pair.
But before we get to work, let's stretch our fingers.
Finger gymnastics "Mushrooms
One, two, three, four, five! "Step" fingers on the table.
We're going to look for mushrooms.
This finger went to the forest, They bend one finger at a time,
I found this finger mushroom, starting with the little finger.
This finger began to clean,
This finger began to fry,
This finger ate everything
That's why he got fat.
Well done, I see you are ready to go, and who will remind me of the safety rules when working with scissors? (children's answers)
Children cut out hats and legs, and then paste the finished shapes on cardboard.
During the lesson, make sure that the children use the entire surface of the original shape, so that with a rounded cut left hand with the workpiece smoothly turned towards the hand with scissors.
Look what wonderful mushrooms we got. Well done!
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