March is approaching, which means that the kindergarten is beginning to prepare for International Women's Day, as well as for the Spring Festival.
Blooming tree
For kids from 2.5 years old
You will need:
- colored or white cardboard - 1 sheet;
- gouache brown or brown marker;
- brush;
- glass of water;
- popcorn - 1 pack;
- gouache of different colors;
- PVA glue;
- palette.
How to do:
Draw a tree trunk on cardboard. Wait for the wood to dry.
Transfer some gouache onto a palette and have your toddler dip popcorn into it. After the child has dipped the corn in the paint, have the child set the colored kernels aside in a separate bowl.
Lubricate the paper with glue and let the baby make a lush crown out of the popcorn.
Spring tree 3D
For children from 3-4 years old
You will need:
- blue cardboard - 1 sheet;
- green colored paper - 1 sheet;
- brown colored paper - 1 sheet;
- pink colored paper - 1 sheet;
- raspberry colored paper - 1 sheet;
- glue stick;
- ruler;
- scissors.
How to do:
Take a green sheet of paper and cut it into strips (one 5 cm wide, the others 2 cm wide).
Using a glue stick, glue the green strip to the bottom of the cardboard as shown in the picture.
Cut the trunk and branches of your tree out of brown cardboard. Glue them on the cardboard.
Then cut the rest of the colored paper into 6cm x 2cm strips. Roll each strip to form a "wheel".
Seam these wheels to the cardboard.
Spring postcard
For children from 3-4 years old
You will need:
- plastic bottle - 0.5 ml;
- white cardboard;
- acrylic paint;
- plastic plate;
- buttons;
- strong glue;
- green felt-tip pen.
How to do:
Pour acrylic paint into a plastic bowl. Dip the bottom of the bottle into a plate. Print ink on paper.
Make flowers this way.
When the paint is dry, glue the buttons in the center of the flowers. Draw the stems and leaves.
First rainbow
For children from 3-4 years old
You will need:
- paper plate - 1 piece;
- corrugated paper (rainbow colors);
- glue stick;
- cotton swabs;
- scissors.
How to do:
Cut the paper plate into 2 pieces.
Make strips of 2 cm (width) of corrugated paper, length as you wish.
Stick on cotton swabs.
On the other side, glue the corrugated strips.
Bouquet of tulips
For children from 5-6 years old
You will need:
- colored paper - 1-4 sheets (depends on how many colors you want to use);
- thick cardboard - a piece measuring 15x15 cm);
- green paper tubes (you can take plastic ones, but the buds can slide on them);
- hole puncher;
- scissors;
- glue stick;
- pencil
How to do:
Draw a sample of a tulip bud on the cardboard.
Use the resulting sample to create buds. Cut out the desired number of buds.
Fold the tulips in an accordion 4 times to form two folds on the bud.
Use a hole punch to punch one hole in each bud.
Insert a straw into it.
Cut out some thin sheets of green paper.
Glue them down at the bottom of the imaginary stem.
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- a simple plasticine craft for kids "Mouse on cheese";
- a voluminous postcard for March 8 "Spring Flowers";
- simple and beautiful DIY crafts for March 8.
