Applications for children. Winter. Application winter. Applications on a winter theme

Thinking about what to devote to the next creative activity with your child? We invite you to make amazing winter applications!

As a basis for the work, you can take a variety of materials. The classic option is to make winter applications from colored paper.

But so that they are not boring, you can add your own zest to each craft. For example, to make a real winter character - a penguin.

Winter application "penguin"

Separately, we cut out its parts from cardboard, glue them together, and attach the wings with carnations - they will turn out to be movable.

We glue all the details of the application.

The penguin can flap its wings.

Application "penguin" can be made using the most popular material for winter creativity - cotton wool.

Application "penguin" from cotton wool

Winter applications with a hat and mittens

Or make an applique in the form of winter accessories - mittens and hats. And to make them look even more realistic, you can decorate them with fluffy pompoms and fur trim, which can be successfully replaced with white cotton wool.

It is convenient to use pieces of foam board, felt and glass balls as decoration for mittens. We decorate gloves with pieces of cardboard and rhinestones.

We glue the cotton. Application "mittens" - ready!

See how you can beautifully beat mittens by making a beautiful winter card out of them:

Winter applications with a polar bear

Using balls of cotton wool as fur, you can make a cute white bear muzzle with toy eyes, a black pom-pom nose and a chenille wire mouth.

Application-mask "Polar bear"

And if you paste over the plate with slightly crumpled pieces of tissue paper, you get the head of a polar bear. We make a muzzle for him from a disposable cup. Paint the cup white.

We make holes for the eyes. We apply glue and glue pieces of paper.

We fill all the space except for the nose.

Glue a cup in place of the nose, on which we glue a black pompom nose.

Glue on the nose. Application-mask "polar bear" - ready!

Application-pendant "polar bear"

Children can make interesting winter applications with their own hands from foam board - this is a very malleable material that is pleasant to work with.

For example, by cutting out the details according to the template and gluing them together, they will get a cute white bear that can be easily turned into a pendant. Glue the tail.

It remains to glue the white ribbon and the appliqué pendant is ready!

Winter applications with trees and forest

Cotton wool imitates not only fur, but also snow. She can decorate any winter landscape. And as falling snowflakes, pieces of tinsel, rain or silver glass beads look good.

We glue the branches and cover them with cotton snow - you're done!

Trees can be drawn. And if you make a small hillock of colored paper between them and cover it with snow from cotton wool, you get a bear's lair.

See how to make a wonderful application "Winter Forest" with colored Christmas trees:

Another beautiful winter yarn application on the video:

What winter application can do without a Christmas tree? We paint the background. From a white triangle we make the base of the Christmas tree, on which we glue colored translucent paper. These pieces will wrap around the front of the tree and along the edges, overlapping each other, and may even leave white gaps. Only then, on a dried background, glue brown stumps and a triangular colorful Christmas tree.

You can make the Christmas tree even more voluminous by attaching its decorated figurine to the “trunk”.

By folding a sheet of paper like an accordion and cutting it from the bottom up, you can get an amazing panorama effect. We decorate this blank with winter drawings and appliqué.

Volumetric craft "winter slope"

Glue bright winter houses on the painted winter background with trees.

Winter application "houses"

You can make a snowflake out of ice cream sticks, sparkles and cotton wool.

Winter application "hot coffee"

Or decorate cups of coffee that warms us in winter with cotton balls.

Application "hot drink"

Winter application "snowman"

Or "blind" a snowman. In order to “blind” a snowman from cotton wool, we cut out the base of the craft from white paper.

The basis of the craft "snowman"

Glue cotton balls to the base.

We glue the cylinder, eyes, nose, scarf, pens and pom-pom buttons to the snowman. A simple and elegant winter applique is ready!

You can make it out of paper, and fill the space around it with lumps of snow.

Cotton wool snowman applique can be a wonderful Christmas tree decoration.

Christmas tree decoration "cotton snowman"

From pieces of white paper using the mosaic technique, you can make a home for a polar bear.

Application with winter birds

And with pieces of a newspaper sheet - to decorate the wings of birds wintering in our area.

You can draw a bird and trees on a separate paper sheet, cut them out and assemble them into a single picture.

The background for the application "bullfinch on a branch" is painted with blue paint mixed with glue and lined with a thin layer of cotton wool. Next, glue a twig and a pre-painted carved bullfinch. We make a mountain ash for a bullfinch from bright red lumps of crumpled paper.

Application "bullfinch on a branch"

From two plates, with the help of cotton balls, you get a cute polar owl.

Winter application "Deer"

No less interesting than winter paper applications are crafts from disposable plates. For example, you can make a Santa Claus Christmas reindeer out of them. Coloring the plate brown

His horns are the prints of children's hands, paws - cardboard rectangles.

We glue all the details together.

Winter application "Christmas tree from sticks"

Unusual materials can become parts of any craft. You can lay out a Christmas tree from painted ice cream sticks.

Apply glue to the back of the stick.

When the whole Christmas tree is laid out with glue, decorate it with buttons.

Or make a snow-covered window out of felt and synthetic winterizer.

And real laces - cardboard skates.

Watch how to make a winter application "skates" on the video:

For children, it is important that the craft is not only beautiful, but also interesting. Therefore, they learn new methods of work and use new materials with great pleasure.

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In a kindergarten or school, an exhibition of crafts on the theme of winter was announced? Or do you just want to keep your little one busy with creativity on these cold days? In one article, we have collected for you 6 ideas for winter crafts from natural and improvised materials with step-by-step master classes, a selection of 60 photos and videos.

Idea 1. Tabletop diorama with a winter scene

The desktop diorama will allow you and your baby to show all their talents - from modeling to designing. Moreover, using a variety of materials and objects: branches, cones, toys (for example, from Kinder Surprise eggs), plasticine, salt dough, cardboard, cotton wool and much more.

The first step is to come up with the plot of your diorama and plan the composition. You can recreate any of your fantasies or be inspired by our selection of topics with photos and little tips for making crafts.

Topic 1. "Winter in the forest"

The craft is made of polystyrene and plasticine. The bear can also be molded from polymer clay or salt dough.

If in a kindergarten or school you were given the task of making winter crafts from natural materials, then you can use cones. They make excellent Christmas trees, owls, deer, squirrels and hedgehogs for the winter forest. By the way, we just have a few master classes for their manufacture.

Want to make a simple craft more effective? Just light it up with an LED garland! To embed light bulbs in cardboard, you need to make cross-shaped cuts in it.

This winter forest is completely made of felt. Animal figurines can be put on fingers

Topic 2. "Winter house"

A favorite topic at winter craft exhibitions. The house can be surrounded by a forest or a courtyard with paths, a gate, mountain ash, a skating rink and a snowman. And the hut itself can be beautiful not only outside, but also inside.

This video tutorial shows a simple and quick way to make winter crafts from natural materials, namely from twigs and cones.

Topic 3. "Christmas in the village / town"

If you build a couple of houses and connect them with beautiful streets, you will get a whole village or town.

The easiest way to make houses is from paper, more precisely from printed templates that you only need to cut, color and glue. The following video provides a step-by-step master class for making such crafts.

Topic 4. "North Pole and its inhabitants"

Want to make something more original? We offer to make a diorama on the theme of the North Pole.

To make such a craft, download and print the templates (click on the picture to download), transfer them to cardboard, then cut, connect and paint the details

Topic 5. "Winter fun"

Crafts on the theme of winter fun illustrates all the joys of winter. For example, sledding, building snowmen or playing snowballs. To recreate winter scenes, Lego men (pictured below), Kinder Surprise egg figures and any small toys are well suited. You can also make little men with your own hands from plasticine or polymer clay.

Topic 6. Winter sports

Another very original craft idea is a diorama on the theme of skiing, figure skating, hockey, bobsleigh, snowboarding. By the way, the Sochi Olympics can serve as inspiration and a model for modeling.

To make such figures of skiers, download, print, color and cut out the templates (click on the picture to download the templates), then glue a toothpick to the hands of the little men, and a popsicle stick to the legs.

Topic 7. Scenes from fairy tales

Choose your favorite fairy tale and recreate one of its episodes. For example, it can be a fairy tale "12 months", "The Snow Queen", "Frost", "The Nutcracker", "At the command of the pike".

Everything in this craft on the theme of the fairy tale "By the Pike's Command" is molded from plasticine and only the windmill is assembled from matches

To make such a craft, you need to cut several holes in a piece of plywood and insert tree branches into them.

This composition is dedicated to the theme of the ballet "The Nutcracker". The figures in it are made of ... clothespins. Unfortunately, clothespins with a round top are not sold in Russia, but you can order them on the Aliexpress website or use regular ones.

From this video you will learn how to make a winter craft with your own hands based on the fairy tale "By the command of the pike".

Idea 2. Skating rink with a controlled figure

The originality of this winter craft is that the skater can be smoothly “rolled on the ice” by moving the magnet along the back of the box.

What you need:

A shallow tin for cookies, tea, etc.
Paper;
Paints and brushes, pencils or felt-tip pens;
Paperclip or coin;
Glue;
Magnet.

How to do it:

Step 1. Decorate the tin box so that it resembles a skating rink: paint the bottom with white and blue paint and cover with clear varnish (glitter nail polish works well), you can put garlands and flags on top of the box, and snow-covered trees on the sides.

Step 2. Draw a figure of a girl or a boy skating on thick paper or cardboard, then cut it out and glue it to a coin or paperclip.

Step 3 Attach a magnet to the back of the box. Voila, the rink is ready!

Idea 3. A picture painted with prints

Drawing pictures with fingerprints, palms and even feet is a lot of fun, especially for preschoolers. All you need is fantasy, gouache and a sheet of paper! In the next selection of photos you can see examples of such drawings.

Idea 4. Paper mini tree

Another winter craft idea for the little ones is paper Christmas trees. They are made very easily and quickly, and you can use them as you like: as a decoration for the same diorama, appliqué for a New Year's card or panel, to decorate a garland or a Christmas tree.

What you need:

A sheet of green paper and some brown paper for the trunk;
Glue stick;
Scissors;
Sequins, rhinestones, beads and other decorations for the Christmas tree.

Step 1. From a sheet of green paper, make a square by folding one corner of the sheet, as shown in the photo, and cutting out the excess.

Step 2. Cut one of the short sides of the triangle into equal narrow strips, not reaching the fold of about 1 cm (see photo above).

Step 3. Now straighten your workpiece and begin to alternately glue the ends of the strips to the center fold line, moving from bottom to top.

Step 4. When you fix all the stripes, bend and glue the bottom corner of the Christmas tree up. Further in the same place, but on the reverse side, glue a small rectangle (tree trunk) cut out of brown paper.

Step 5. Decorate the Christmas tree with colorful beads, sequins, buttons and other decorations. If you wish, you can make several of these Christmas trees, glue loops to them, so that you can then assemble a garland or decorate a real Christmas tree with crafts.

Idea 5. Snow globe ... more precisely, a bank

Now we offer to make a real souvenir with your own hands - a variation of a snow globe. True, it will be made from an ordinary glass jar. A child will be able to present a craft to a loved one, present it at a winter crafts competition, or simply leave it on a shelf for beauty.

What you need:

Glass jar with lid;
A piece of foam;
Glue (hot or "Moment");
Acrylic paint to decorate the lid (optional)
Artificial snow or just sea salt, sugar, grated white soap or polyethylene foam;
Figurines that will be placed in a jar;
Styrofoam balls or any white beads;
Fishing line;
Needle.

How to do it:

Step 1. Repaint the cover in the desired color and leave to dry. In this project, spray paint was used to remake the lid.

Step 2. While the paint dries, we will make a “snowfall”. To do this, you need to string several foam balls on a fishing line threaded into a needle. To attach the "snowflakes" to the jar, use adhesive tape.

Step 3. Circle the bottom of the jar directly on the foam, then use a knife to cut out the resulting circle from it. This circle will become the base for the figurines.

Step 4. Glue your figures to the foam circle, then glue the resulting composition to the bottom of the jar.

Step 5. Fill the jar with artificial or homemade snow, close it with a lid with snowflakes and enjoy the view of a winter fairy tale.

Idea 6. New Year's card

New Year's cards are never enough, so we suggest making a few with your child.

What you need:

Sheet of white paper;
A sheet of colored paper;
Scissors;
Glue stick;
Markers.

How to do it:

Step 1. Fold a sheet of white accordion paper three times so that each top layer of the accordion is smaller in width than the previous one.

Step 2. Straighten your harmonica, cut the sheet diagonally and slightly in waves as shown in the photo above, then reassemble the harmonica. You have a slope of a snow-covered mountain.

Step 3. Now take a sheet of colored paper, glue the blank on it and cut off the excess. Hooray! The postcard is almost ready.

Step 4. Decorate the mountain with Christmas trees, draw snowmen and skiers, and finally sign the card.

By the same principle, but using larger paper, you can make a winter craft for kindergarten.

So, let's see what applications on the New Year theme you can implement in the application classes in kindergarten groups.

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Christmas applications with Christmas trees.

The simplest and brightest paper application on the theme of "New Year" is an elegant Christmas tree. This application is very easy to prepare and it is always clear to children.

The most primitive New Year's application of the Christmas tree is created according to the principle of laying strips on top of each other (starting from the longest and ending with the shortest). The strips can be cut or torn (as is done on the New Year's application with the left Christmas tree in the figure below). A simple applique Christmas tree for children 4-5 years old.

Most Classic The Christmas tree application looks like three triangles glued overlapping each other with a pyramid. You can complement this method with a beautiful fringe cut along the bottom edge of each triangular tier of the Christmas tree (as done in the left photo from the figure below). Or you can make a backing tier from white paper for each green paper tier of the Christmas tree. So that it peeks out from under the green silhouette (as it is done in the right picture from the photo of the Christmas tree below). This application is suitable for children (5-6 years old).

In the younger group of the kindergarten (for children 3-4 years old), you can make very simple New Year's applications with a Christmas tree. Here is the tree with just one triangle of green paper. And she needs to wear red beanie cap, add white edging and pompom. And then add a stand-leg and a red nose. And then draw snow around the Christmas tree with white gouache using your fingertips. Simple and bright application for kids.

Also, young children will really like to make an application with their own hands, where the silhouette of a Christmas tree is made of colored paper, more before pasting on cardboard need to decorate with stamps.

To do this, you need to use STAMPS ( bottle caps) and containers with thick paint. I put gouache in ordinary plastic lids from cans, a little bit at a time - and put in each lid a teaspoon of PVA GLUE- I stir it with paint into a homogeneous mass - so in caps it turns out more paint and gouache is spent more economically). And then I put a stamp in each paint - a bottle cap. On the table where 4 children are sitting, I put 4 caps with different colors of paint. And the children take turns taking different stamps and printing prints.

Then gently apply glue to paper, where the same silhouette of a Christmas tree has already been drawn - and on this glue silhouette spot we carefully transfer our Christmas tree detail decorated with stamps. This is also the right app. for kids 3-4 years old.

More kids love geometric appliqué pyramid in the shape of a Christmas tree. Where you need to lay strips and rows of circles with your own hands according to the logic of their number.

First the children themselves must understand which circles are larger, which are smaller and determine which strip which circles belong to. I deliberately cut circles of a different color than on the sample, so that the children do not stupidly guess how to do it from the color sample - but compare their own sets of circles - select a larger, medium and smaller set. And then they laid out and pasted an application out of them.

And here is the application of the Christmas tree using the ORIGAMI technique (for children 6-7 years old). Where modules are made of paper - which then fit into the image of a Christmas tree. How exactly to fold the modules for this application, I showed in detail in the article, where we glued similar Christmas trees on postcards -

But New Year's applications of Christmas trees with interesting overlaps and bends. If you look closely at the photo, you will understand exactly how these works were made. And you can teach children to make a similar carved pattern with their children's hands.

And here's an idea Christmas tree appliqués using the QWILLING technique. Here the difficulty lies in the fact that prepare quilling twist modules yourself in advance.

How to make modules for quilling.

A strip of paper is wound on a stick for quilling (or an ordinary toothpick) - then the twist is laid in a stencil ruler with round holes– and is released into free unwinding within the framework of this stencil.

Next, the twist that has unwound to the size of the stencil is removed from the stencil and glue the tail-tip to the side of the twist. We make several such twists - due to straightening in the stencil, they all turn out to be the same size.

Then we bend each twist, flatten it with our fingers, giving it drop-shaped or petal-shaped. And from such drops (petals) we lay out a Christmas tree - we put the twist modules on PVA glue.

Idea Pack #2

Application Santa Claus and Snow Maiden.

And now let's move on to New Year's applications with the traditional participants in the New Year's holiday - Santa Claus and the Snow Maiden.

You can make a simple symmetrical silhouette of Santa Claus with a triangular beard (on the left photo below). Or you can make an application of Santa Claus with smooth rounded lines of all details.

How to copy an idea for an application from a computer screen.

You can copy the lines of all appliqué details straight from the screen this monitor. To do this, I put a sheet of office paper directly on the screen - the picture on the screen shines through the paper and with light pencil movements I trace it along the contour. And I get a ready-made template for the application.

If I need to enlarge or reduce the picture on the screen, I press the button with one hand ctrl on the keyboard and with the second hand spin the mouse wheel– forward (to increase) backward (to decrease). Thus, I get the size of the application that I need. If, when enlarged, the picture crawls sideways off the screen, then the buttons on the keyboard with arrows help here left and right.

Here are some more beautiful motives for a DIY New Year's applique with Santa Claus, where he is presented in a long fur coat and felt boots and with a duffel bag.

Santa Claus's handles can be placed apart, or pressed to the belly (to save paper). The beard can be pointed in the shape of a triangle, or rounded in the shape of a cloud (see photo below).

Here is another simple and beautiful application with Santa Claus in full size. I like the technique here that a white mustache is glued over a beard. A red round nose and buttons add a bright juiciness to this childish New Year's appliqué.

You can make an author's collage application with your own hands, where many details of New Year's paraphernalia are collected, where the silhouettes of Christmas trees, gifts, gingerbread houses, deer, Santa Clauses are layered on top of each other in a cheerful festive chaos (as is done on the application below).

You can create your own collage of funny snowmen playing hide and seek behind the Christmas trees. Or scatter New Year's deer, penguins in red caps, etc. everywhere.

You can peep the idea for a collage application on any New Year's picture on the Internet or on a postcard. And embody this idea with the help of colored paper. Removing something copyright and adding something of their own.

It is not necessary to portray Santa Claus in full growth. You can make an economical version of the application where the character is displayed only in portrait.

It will look beautiful if Santa Claus’s face and nose are glued from beige paper (light orange) and then put a red print on the cheeks and on the tip of the nose (with a weak solution of red and using not a brush, but a foam sponge - or you can use blush and apply them with your finger for the application). This is a simple, fast and economical application for colored paper. Suitable for parents - for a craft contest in kindergarten.

You can get templates for such applications, if you put a sheet of paper directly on the monitor screen and draw a pencil around the picture that is translucent from the screen. To enlarge the image to the size you need, press the Ctrl button with your left hand and while holding this button down, scroll the mouse wheel forward.

But below is an example of a New Year's application where, in addition to colored paper, paper lace doily to decorate the beard of Santa Claus (you can buy such napkins in the store, or cut them out of paper with your own hands). We just cut out a BIG SNOWFLAKER with a lace pattern and put it under the carved round face of Santa Claus - we get the same effect.

But simple applications of Santa Claus with the Snow Maiden, where each element is a rectangle of colored paper with a white back side.

If a square of blue paper fold the white corner out- then we get the white face of the Snow Maiden against the background of a blue kokoshnik (see in the photo below). And the hands of the Snow Maiden are obtained due to double fold left and right corner a simple RECTANGLE made of blue paper.

A simple do-it-yourself New Year's appliqué with colored paper design elements.

Here is another silhouette application of the Snow Maiden - decorated with cotton wool and rhinestones. Suitable for children 5-7 years old.

Idea Pack #3

New Year's applications with cotton wool.

And here is a series of applications where white soft cotton wool is used as a snow material. Here is an example where the snowman is made from cotton pads, and the snow crown of the trees is made from cotton balls(you tear off a piece of cotton wool and roll it into a ball with your hands - you collect a bowl of such balls and start creating a New Year's application.

And here is the craft done from flat cotton pads- to save money, I break the disc into two layers.

And here is the application of Santa Claus, where it is made of cotton pads beard and pompom on the hat.

And here Santa Claus's beard is made of large cotton balls - they are already sold in ready-made ball form in pharmacies - just tell the pharmacist: I need cotton balls.

Idea Pack #4

Puff applications for the New Year.

I like very much voluminous applications- when the picture jumps out of the sheet. The 3D effect on the application always looks attractive and increases the pleasure of the work done.

Here idea with christmas bells- a simple application for children of the middle group. They themselves must roll the yellow flat paper circle into a bell-like shape. And fold the holly leaves in half. You already prepare beads on strings yourself. Or they can be replaced with plasticine beads rolled onto twine.

But do-it-yourself multilayer application, where the parts are glued to each other with an air space between them - this is achieved due to the fact that we glue the parts not on glue, but on WINDOW INSULATION (such a thick foam tape with an adhesive edge).

We lay the insulation tape between the details of the application (if necessary, use double-sided tape - since one side of the insulation tape is not sticky, but we need the adhesive surface to be on both sides).

There is also a double-sided PLUG tape on sale - it is as plump as a heater - and it can be used for such plump New Year's applications.

Idea Pack #5

SNOWMAN on New Year's applications.

And here is the application of the snowman. It can be done in a three-dimensional CHIP technique - as in the right photo, or in the usual planar form - but then, try to come up with some interesting angle for the snowman. For example, let him throw his head up and admire the snowflakes.

I give only the simplest snowman application for the younger group of kindergarten - a snowman inside a glass snow globe. Simple and very beautiful New Year's application.

Idea Pack #6

New Year's applications with the DEER.

Also, New Year-themed applications may contain other characters like a deer or a penguin.

It is very easy to depict a deer with your children's hands on the application. Bend the pointed triangle down with the tip. Add eyes, horns and nose.

You can make an application from the silhouette of a deer muzzle. With big eyes and bright bright horns.

If you don’t feel sorry for the paper, then you can depict a full-length deer on the New Year’s application. With a big red nose and a bright striped scarf.

And very often a deer is depicted with Christmas decorations on branched horns. You can see options for such images in my article.

Idea Pack #7

New Year's city on applications.

And here is another beautiful application for children in the form of a winter city. If you add an elegant Christmas tree to this urban landscape, then the application will acquire a New Year's theme.

Snowflakes on this application are made with a hole punch with screen cutting of snowflakes. These figured hole punchers are sold in craft stores. And the cheapest way is to order them on the Ali-Express website with free shipping from China - one piece will cost 0.5 dollars.

Windows on such an application can be drawn with a regular black marker. The moon can also be made from a cotton pad painted yellow.

And here is an idea how to make a distant mountain town. Snow-capped mountains are depicted using white paper napkins. We scatter houses and Christmas trees on the slopes of the mountains, scatter snowflakes-confetti across the sky (they can also be pressed with an ordinary office round hole punch). And in the sky we add a Christmas star with a long train-tail made of narrow strips of paper. Beautiful Christmas application for children for the New Year.

And above the winter town you can stick an application of Santa Claus flying on his magic sleigh with deer. Beautiful magical application for the New Year.

Idea Pack #8

New Year's application ON WINDOWS.

Separately, I would like to take out such a topic as applications on windows. Ready-made stickers for windows are on sale. But why buy when you can make your own. Now large sheets of A3 and A2 colored paper are already on sale, so you can cut out New Year's characters for window applications yourself.

In kindergartens, we are used to decorating windows with silhouettes of Christmas trees and angels. But why not break this stereotype and set a NEW New Year's mood this year with a new storyline.

For example, to make such a white bear or Santa Claus on the glass, which seem to look into our window. Beautiful window application in kindergarten.

It can be a brave snowman or a timid deer.

Or your window can be decorated with applique of friendly penguins or snowmen in knitted hats.

You can make a window application in the form of bullfinches sitting on rowan branches.

Here is a selection of ideas for an application on the New Year's theme that I have prepared for you today. Your children and you yourself will be happy to spend these New Year's days with interesting activities in kindergarten or fun at home.

Just a little colored paper - and real magic will enter your home. After all, the hands of a child are clean. And what they do is sure to become a reality. Let your children create a magical reality of happiness in your family.

Happy New Year to you.

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Application from colored paper "Snow Night" for children 4-5 years old. Templates. Step by step instructions with photo

Karpova Anastasia, pupil of the middle group.
Teacher: Gordienko Marina Nikolaevna, teacher of the middle group.
Tasks:
1. Develop children's ability to work with scissors.
2. Continue to develop the skill of working with glue.
3. Cultivate accuracy in work, be able to place details on a sheet of paper.
Our picture can be made for an exhibition on a winter theme, you can decorate a group or give it to a friend.
The teacher conducts a conversation with the children about winter, about its signs, consider illustrations. We decide with the child to make a picture of what winter looks like at night.

Burning frost crackling,
It's dark outside;
Silver frost
Launched the window.

I. S. Nikitin
* * *

Walks the street
Santa Claus,
Hoarfrost scatters
On the branches of birches;
Walks with a beard
White shakes,
stomping foot,
There is only crackling.
S. D. Drozhzhin

For work we need: colored paper, glue, scissors, cotton wool, Christmas tree stencil.

1. We take black colored paper, the size of a landscape sheet. We also need golden paper, from which we will cut out a month. Cut out a circle with a diameter of 5 cm.

2. From the circle, cut out a semicircle that looks like a month and glue it in the upper left corner. From brown paper cut out a square, 8 cm in size. and glue it in the lower right corner, it will be a house.

3. Glue a window onto the house. To do this, take yellow paper, cut out a square 4.5 cm in size and glue it in the middle of the house.

4. Cut out a triangular roof from blue paper. The length of the long side is 10 cm.

5. A Christmas tree will grow near the house. We take a stencil and cut out a Christmas tree from green paper. We glue it near the house.

6. Quite unexpectedly, it began to snow. We smear the roof of the house with glue and stick cotton wool.

7. Snow also falls on the Christmas tree. We glue the top of the tree with glue and glue the cotton wool.

8. We spread the branches on the Christmas tree on the right side with glue and stick cotton wool.

9. We glue the left side of the Christmas tree and the bottom with glue, glue the cotton wool.

10. We roll up a few small balls of cotton wool and stick them on the top of the sheet, it's snowing.

11. We smear the lower part of the roof with glue and stick cotton wool. Our picture is ready.

In arts and crafts, there are many ways to depict winter, winter trees. A winter tree can be drawn, embroidered, made using the technique of prints, cutouts, torn applications, applications from natural and textile materials. Or combine several techniques at once in one work. It depends on the imagination and capabilities of each of you.

And today we will make a winter tree using the technique of application from "hole-piercing" paper. And we will make such paper ourselves! And Vera Parfentyeva, a reader of the Native Path, a teacher of technology, the head of a circle of children's creativity, will teach us. You and your children will get a beautiful original winter panel. Such a panel can be made both for the New Year holiday and for Christmas.

Winter application: materials and tools

To work you need:

- a hole puncher for folders,

- white printer paper 1 sheet,

- black cardboard (blue, purple or other dark color),

- glue stick.

Winter application: step by step description

Step 1

First, think about the shape of the tree you want to depict? Consider the shape of the trunk with branches and the shape of the crown.

Cut out a tree trunk from white paper (if you plan to make several trees, then it is better to use a whole sheet for making hole punching paper, and for the trunk and branches you can use the margins of used paper) and glue it on a sheet of black cardboard so that at the top it remains a place for the crown, and below - for snowdrifts.

Step 2

Cut a few branches, glue them to the trunk.

Step 3

Fold the remaining sheet of white paper in four and punch holes in it with a hole punch. We place the holes not in any particular order, but randomly, as it turns out.

Step 4

Expand the resulting hole-punch paper, consider what happened as a result of your creativity. Decide on the place where you will cut the crown, and what part of the sheet will be left on the snowdrifts.

Step 5

From the resulting paper, it is first better to cut out large-sized parts. Since the snowdrift occupies a large area of our winter landscape, the first step is to cut and glue the snowdrift detail. There are no specific sizes and shapes. Cut the snowdrift the way your intuition tells you, your plan.

Step 6

Cut the crown of a snow-covered tree. There are no templates here - whatever shape you have in mind, cut it out! Glue the crown over the tree trunk.

I wanted to depict a winter birch. From the remnants of the hole punch paper, I cut out two small rounded parts and punched holes directly along the edges of the parts with a hole puncher. I glued these blanks to the ends of the branches. Here's a birch I got.

Glue the circles that fall out from under the hole punch cutter as falling snowflakes!

It turned out openwork - lacy winter! We love and enjoy winter!

Such works turned out in children of primary preschool age 🙂

And this is the collective work of children to decorate the entrance. Used a candy box as a frame.

Creative task for children of senior preschool age:

Do you remember what groups the trees are divided into? (deciduous, coniferous)

- List the name of deciduous trees.

- Draw on paper the crowns of different deciduous trees, for example: birch, oak, maple.

- Make your own punch paper.

- Depict a winter landscape using the technique of application from hole-punch paper.

winter application, which you met in this article, can be the most diverse in plot and composition. Create, try, explore, use a "hole-punch" application for gifts to loved ones, making winter cards and panels. We wish you success and inspiration!