Fold a square sheet of paper twice in half, make any cuts you like, you can also make some holes around with a hole punch. Paint the leaves with poster paints in autumn colors and reflect on the “napkin”.
Material used:
- white card
- scissors
- brush
- poster paints
- leaves
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Children prepare the background, on a sheet of white A4 paper they paint with a thick brush with watercolor paints vertical stripes in autumn colors. While the work is drying, the children prepare 4 tree crowns. They draw two crowns on a piece of newspaper with a marker and two crowns on grey paper. Then they try to cut them out along the lines. They glue autumn leaves on the two selected crowns in the form of tissue paper squares. Then, on a white sheet of paper, they draw an autumn animal of their choice: hedgehog, squirrel, or fox. They cut it out. On the dried piece of paper, they glue a strip of grass at the bottom, then tree crowns, small rectangles as trunks, and the animal and leaves. Material used:Read more- A4 sheet of technical block
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Tape a toilet paper roll with white tissue paper, then glue white dots onto cardboard two red half circles. Staple the mushroom hat to the sides. The next step is to put the hat on the foot of the mushroom. Glue washed and dried forest moss onto the cardboard base and finally glue the toadstool on. Material used:Read more- toilet paper roll
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From colored paper, the child cuts out owl eyes (two smaller and two larger circles), eyebrows, beak, belly and feet-claws. He then glues the individual parts to the paper bag. The head of the bird will be the folded bottom. The feet are glued inside the bag - in such a way that only part of them is visible. The rest as if it were hidden somewhere under the feathers. With a pen you can mark the inside of the paper owl's eyes. As the last element, glue two autumn leaves - they will serve as the wings of this nocturnal animal. Material used:Read more- gray paper bag
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