Autumn is coming, in this harvest season, play games with the fruit baby! Let's take a look at how Apple is ever changing.
Multi-page stereoscopic apple
Publisher: Sunflower
Materials: cardboard, scissors, glue sticks, etc.
1b+ The teacher said: A flat cardboard can be turned into a three-dimensional fruit after being folded, cut and glued. It must look good to hang it as an autumn pendant!
Harvest apples
Clouds don't talk.
Materials: crepe paper, paper core, hair roots, leaves, paper plates, etc.
1b+ The teacher said: Wrap the paper core cut into small pieces with crumpled paper to make fruit, and hairy roots and leaves can be made into branches and leaves of fruit. The creativity of this net core can make a unique autumn scenery.
Sliced apple
Publisher: Nan Nan
Material: clay, etc
Teacher 1b+ said: We all want to make fruit out of soil, but this is the first time we have seen it. Extrusion of peeled fruits is very suitable for role games, art areas and other activities.
Nonwoven apple
Publisher: Only love.
Material: non-woven fabric, scissors, needle and thread, cotton, etc.
Teacher 1b+ said: All non-woven fruits are very realistic whether they are used as pendants, three-dimensional wall decorations or as materials for children's role games!
3D stereoscopic apple
Publisher: Coco
Materials: cotton paper, kraft paper, glue stick, scissors, etc.
Teacher 1b+ said: Autumn is the harvest season, and apples are ripe. Take the children to make some apples! Cut and paste, and the lovely apple will be ready. Simple handmade!
Paper ball transformation
Publisher: IAM?
Materials: newspaper, acrylic, cardboard, etc.
Teacher 1b+ said: I can't believe my eyes. Waste newspapers can also make such bright fruits. Knead the newspaper into a ball, paint it with acrylic pigment, make leaves out of cardboard, and a waste apple will be finished!
The apples are finished.
Publisher: Cocoa, Spicy Beef and Vitamin E.
Materials: ice cream stick, cardboard, silicone gun, cake paper, roll paper core, etc.
Teacher 1b+ said: What does the finished fruit look like? We use all kinds of materials to express the complete fruit. We might as well try to make a finished apple with cake paper and ice cream sticks, and also let children have a complete understanding of fruit. Put the materials into the art area and let the children enjoy their imagination!
Kiwi or Kiwi?
Kiwi, also called kiwi fruit, is rich in vitamins, but the taste is not for every child. Try to make kiwi fruit by yourself and increase your affection for kiwi fruit!
Collage kiwi fruit
Publisher: PLNG
Materials: cardboard, scissors, glue sticks, etc.
1b+ The teacher said: In addition to three-dimensional fruits, you can also cut and paste various realistic fruits with cardboard of different colors, and put the cardboard into the art area for children to cut and paste themselves.
Actinidia pubescens
Publisher: Sasha
Materials: wool, cardboard, scissors, etc.
1b+ Teacher said: MengMeng's wool balls and fruits can not only be used as decorations, but also semi-finished products can be placed in the corner to exercise children's practical ability.
I like to eat fruit
Publisher: Nan Nan, New Green Garden
Materials: paper plates, cardboard, propylene, scissors, etc.
Teacher 1b+ said: prepare 5 paper plates and you can make a delicious fruit! Paper trays and fruits can also be used as functional walls. Prepare some Xiao Mu clips and stick small photos of children on them. Children will clip themselves on the fruit after using it, so that they can clearly know which children have not eaten the fruit!
pineapple
There are too many ways to make pineapples by hand! In the new semester, what kind of surprise will children give us when they put these materials in the art district?
Wrinkled pineapple
Publisher: spicy beef and vitamin E.
Materials: crepe paper, scissors, silicone, etc.
1b+ teacher said: You can make many three-dimensional handmade works with super textured crepe paper, and fruits are no exception. The folded fresh pineapple is perfect as a pendant.
Plastic bottle pineapple
Publisher: regional corner leaders
Materials: plastic bottles, double-sided tape, handmade paper, scissors, etc.
1b+ teacher said: cut the plastic bottle from the middle and put it in the corner with yellow-green handmade paper to see how the waste materials will be transformed into the hands of children.
Pineapple photo frame
Publisher: Mi Shuai.
Materials: corrugated paper, acrylic, art knife, cotton paper, etc.
1b+ The teacher said: How about replacing the photo wall with a fruit background? Draw pineapple pattern paper on white paper, then cut pineapples of the same size on corrugated paper with a paper cutter, stick two pineapples together to increase the thickness, draw a pattern on it with a pencil, and color it with propylene, and the pineapple photo frame is completed. You can post photos on it!
Pineapple blow-molding printmaking
Publisher: Nannan Nancy Oni Sauce
Materials: black cardboard, blow-molded version, transparent tape, gouache, roller, sponge, etc.
Teacher 1b+ said: Blow printing is very common in children's printing because the materials and methods are simple and easy to use. At the same time, the dull interest in printmaking, the hazy texture of colors, the mottled refutation and the natural changes of lines make the picture different from the usual plane painting and add infinite interest. Let children try it quickly, or try to create other themes!
Pineapple planting creativity
Publisher: Mi Shuai.
Materials: flowerpot, clay, watercolor pen, etc.
Teacher 1b+ said: the pineapple planted in the corner is not planted in the corner, but a combination of flowerpots and plants, which makes it look like a pineapple, super realistic!
Spectacular paper pineapple
Publisher: Only love.
Materials: handmade paper, scissors, etc.
1b+ The teacher said: Choose a rectangular paper folding triangle, and it is best to use a triangle of 15 or more at the bottom, that is, more than 30 times, and then layer by layer. After folding, you can draw, draw and be a vase!
grape
All the children have eaten grapes. How do you feel? What does it look like? It looks purple, piece by piece, which is the child's first feeling. We can look for everything similar to it in life to express this fruit.
Draw grapes with various materials.
Publisher: Nannan Nancy Oni Sauce, ωωEST. sanctuary
Materials: corrugated paper, colored mud, cartons, foam pads, bottle caps, handmade paper, embossed paper, etc.
Teacher 1b+ said: a fruit, what flavor did you taste and what color did you see? How would you draw what you see and feel? You don't have to write, but you can use anything similar around you to express it. In this process, children are also expressing their feelings and experiences, a new creation.
Wrinkled paper-soft to the touch and three-dimensional
Colored mud-you can also make grapes by rubbing it.
Corrugated paper and cardboard boxes-cut into small strips, roll them into circles, stick them on paper, pose as grapes and coat them with purple gouache.
Foam pad-Cover the foam pad with purple gouache pigment and print it on a piece of paper. This method can also be used to make other fruits!
Bottle cap-you can print circles, much like grapes!
Hand-cut paper cuts into small strips and sticks them on the bottom plate in the shape of grapes. In this process, children need to learn to organize and paste. The finished work can also be hung on the wall as decoration.
The paper is unfolded-just like the paper box. Roll it up and arrange it into a bunch of handmade grapes.
vineyard
Publisher: Hello _?
Material: crepe paper, KT board, cardboard, etc.
1b+ teacher said: hanging grapes is like walking into a grape manor, which is very suitable for fruit-themed classes!
tangerine
In autumn, golden oranges are ripe, so what are the activities related to oranges? Looking down may give you a lot of inspiration!
The magical use of oranges
Publisher: Jesse
Materials: orange peel, hemp rope, biscuit mould, wooden hammer, etc.
Teacher 1b+ said: There are many activities about oranges in the autumn theme. Don't throw away the peeled oranges! A little treatment can not only add a touch of bright color to the classroom, but also let the children slowly observe the peeling process!
Orange pendant
Publisher: Jesse
Materials: hemp rope, staples, handmade paper, etc.
Teacher 1b+ said: Under the theme of apples and oranges, this pendant is very suitable! Children can fold and make, and teachers can fold children's works, which can make oranges more stereoscopic!
An orange that can draw.
Publisher: Mirokol
Materials: orange peel, marker, colored paper, etc.
Teacher 1b+ said: Children like oranges. Have you ever thought about painting with orange peel? Let's try it together! Interesting orange paintings can easily stimulate the baby's creative desire!
banana
Sweet bananas have always been children's favorite, and children must also like activities related to bananas. There are handicrafts, geographical corners and environmental creations related to bananas. Come and have a look!
Paper banana
Publisher: Sunshine Pig?
Material: crepe paper, KT board, etc.
Teacher 1b+ said: this activity can exercise the baby's patience; Increase the baby's ability to recognize and apply colors; Exercise hands-on ability and enhance hand flexibility.
Banana painting
Publisher: Mikel
Material: banana, toothpick or stick.
1b+ teacher said: I didn't expect bananas to be used as one of the art materials, because banana skins are easy to "bump", so they will turn black when touched with toothpicks or sticks. Let the children try to draw with bananas. It must be interesting!
Reconstruction of newspaper carton
Publisher: ROYYEO
Materials: newspapers, cartons, propylene, etc.
Teacher 1b+ said: Make a big banana tree out of waste and paint it with graffiti.