The image was created from self-adhesive pre-made felt pads glued onto caton.
Material used:
- felt pads
- paper
- glue
- scissors
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The snowman presented here is a great way to show children how easy it is to conjure up something interesting from materials available in every home, garage, etc. On the unscrewed and cleaned from the label bottle after lotion we put Styrofoam bauble (head). Screw it onto the neck of the bottle or attach it with glue. Next, we put a hat made of cork on the head, under which we paste plumber's hair as the fringe of our hero. Tie a tissue paper bow around his neck to make the snowman look elegant! Now, all you need is a broomstick made of a shashlik stick and the rest of the plumber's hair and a few decorative buttons made of colored pins and you're done! Using a colored bottle and, for example, an onion for a head, we can make a scarecrow in the same way. Material used:Read more- polystyrene bauble
- plumber's bristles
- rubber sink plug
- white bottle of lotion or shower gel
- tissue paper
- skewer
- colored pins
- string or thread
- glue
- eyelets
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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. Material used:Read more- newspapers
- tissue paper
- napkins
- decorative punch
- coffee beans
- glue
- scissors
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Glue a blue piece of paper cut into a fancy shape onto a white piece of technical side paper. We glue caps, make buttons, eyes and mouth from black Plasticine. Cut out or give children the snowman's accessories: hat, broom and nose. All the elements are glued on with plasticine. Material used:Read more- three white caps
- office glue and wikol
- color block and white
- scissors
- plasticine
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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. Material used:Read more- white sheet of paper
- sheet of colored paper
- blue marker
- pencil
- scissors
- glue
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