On a colored sheet of paper, draw any patterns you like, then cover them with a thicker layer of glue. Sprinkle the card with sugar. Shake off the excess sugar. Finally, sprinkle with glitter and leave to dry.
A teacher folds a paper napkin or a piece of greaseproof paper (as showed in the video film). Children’s task is to cut a flexure of a shape which has been created after bending in any manner. A shape created after unfolding is a unique (since each time one can cut it in a different way) snowflake.
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On the blue cardstock, glue the pieces of string (one next to the other) that make up the trunk of the tree. Cover the top of the cardboard with a thick layer of magic glue. Use yarn to create the branches. Sprinkle the empty space (covered with glue) with salt or white decorative sand. Use dry pastels to create a white background of clouds.
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From any materials we create a composition, for example, we cut out trees from gray newspapers, we paste snowdrifts from napkins, clouds are created from balls of blue tissue paper, falling snow cut out with a decorative punch, tissue paper house and chimney smoke from coffee beans.
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First, the teacher prepares materials for the children. On a white sheet of paper they have to draw with a blue marker a semicircular shape of a snow igloo, built of bricks. Then we cut it out - an easy puzzle is created. On a sheet of colored paper - which serves as a background - we draw the same shape (also bricks) with a pencil. The child's task now is to match the individual pieces of the puzzle to the shape drawn on the paper. He glues the individual pieces into the appropriate places - building his own ice house.
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