Children carefully spread glue over the crown of the tree — where the leaves will be. Then they stick on pencil shavings, preferably in autumn colors. Each shaving becomes a delicate, colorful leaf. The trunk of the tree is colored with crayons. Material used:

Fold an orange sheet of paper in half. Then fold each half three more times to create narrow strips — this will make an even accordion. Prepare three more sheets in the same way. Fold each accordion in half to find the center, then cut them. Now glue all the pieces together to form one long accordion strip. When it’s ready, glue the two ends together as well. Spread out the accordion to form a circle. On one side, glue a small circle to make the shape sturdy. On the opposite side, add a nose, eyes, and a smile. Finally,...

Cut the shape of an apple out of cardboard. Then mix glue with a little water and brush it evenly over the entire surface. Pour some sugar onto a tray, place the apple on it, and press gently. When it’s dry, you can start painting. Choose the colors that best match an apple — red, yellow, and a bit of green. The paint will spread softly on the sugary surface, creating a delicate gradient effect. Material used:

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...