Description of material: I offer you a master class “Gift for Dad on February 23rd”. Application "Our army is strong." It will be useful for teachers working with older preschoolers and younger schoolchildren. The master class is aimed at teaching a child how to make appliqué using corrugated cardboard. The applique is intended as a gift to dad for the holiday of February 23rd.
Educational area: artistic creativity.
Direct view educational activities: applique.
Integration educational areas: “Cognition”, “Communication”, “Socialization”, “Reading” fiction», « Artistic creativity».
Audience: the master class is designed for children 6-10 years old, teachers, parents.
Purpose: the applique can be a gift for dads on February 23rd.
Target: teach how to make appliqué using corrugated cardboard.
Tasks: familiarization with ways to create a congratulatory application on the theme “Do-it-yourself gift for dad on February 23rd” using templates; development of creative and spatial imagination, attention, fine motor skills hands; instilling neatness, a sense of patriotism, and hard work.
Materials:
Set of colored corrugated cardboard (size 21 by 30 cm);
- 1 sheet of white cardboard for templates (size 21 by 30 cm);
- 1 sheet of white paper for an applique sketch (size 21 by 30 cm);
- scissors;
- glue stick;
- a simple pencil;
Ruler
About the holiday on February 23.
On February 23, Russia celebrates the holiday - Defender of the Fatherland Day. Defending the Fatherland means doing good for it.
This holiday is considered a men's holiday. On this day we congratulate our male defenders: grandfathers, fathers, brothers and boys we just know.
On February 23, we congratulate all those who served in the army and those who are now protecting our country. On this day it is customary to congratulate all men. We must remember to congratulate our loved ones. After all, they will be pleased to know that they are remembered and loved.
Military holiday.
We have only one holiday.
This holiday is the day of men,
Day of Defenders, soldier.
There will be a parade on this day!
We'll see helicopters
Guns, tanks, planes.
We will march with military stride
Under a big beautiful flag.
Let's read the congratulations,
Let's sit on daddy's lap.
There are many men in the army,
And there is only one like him!
(I. Gurina)
And today we will make a gift for men with our own hands - the application “Our army is strong.”
Step-by-step process for completing the job.
First step. We print out a sketch of the application and analyze what parts the composition consists of.
Second step. We print out a sketch of the templates on a printer.
Third step. We cut out the templates and transfer them to colored cardboard. We mark the parts on a colored background.
Fourth step. Cut out the applique details.
Fifth step. Select the color background of the panel.
Sixth step. We compose a composition on a colored background.
Seventh step. Gluing panel details according to the sketch onto a colored background. The result is the planned panel “Our army is strong.” This gift can be given not only to dad, but also to grandfather, brother, and friend.
This gift can be given not only to dad, but also to grandfather, brother, and friend. Our master class has come to an end. I hope you find it useful. With all my heart I want to wish everyone creative success! The same application can be made using the plasticineography technique.
Postcard applique for February 23 “Airplane” - work for the guys primary school. This is a rather interesting model: fun and relatively simple. The applique is made from thick paper - cardboard or, even better, sheets of pastel paper. After all, pastel paper is colored on both sides. A spiral glued into a sheet folded in half makes the card three-dimensional. This is, in fact, the highlight of this application.
Since this is also a postcard for February 23, and not just an applique, the white clouds are perfect for writing your wishes and congratulations on them to your defender of the Fatherland. Stages of making an applique postcard for February 23 “Airplane”
Take a sheet of thick paper size A5 (half a standard sheet). Fold it in half to make a double card measuring approximately 12 x 10.5 cm.
Let's draw clouds on plain white paper. You can draw these clouds yourself or use a template.
Template for an applique postcard for February 23 “Airplane”
To maintain the correct template dimensions, follow these simple steps. Click on the template image to enlarge it. Copy the enlarged image. Paste the image into the Microsoft Word text editor. Set the image size to 7.5 cm high and about 16.5 cm wide. If you want to make a large card from a whole sheet, then the size of your picture with templates should be twice as large.
Glue white clouds onto the card.
Transfer the snail template onto the same paper from which the base of the postcard is made and cut it out along the marked lines.
Glue the spiral. First, lubricate the end of the spiral farthest from the center with glue and glue it to the base of the postcard (red point A in the figure). Then apply a drop of glue to the center of the spiral (red dot B), close the card and press firmly. Then leave for a few minutes so that the glue has time to set.
Open the card. The spiral will straighten out and straighten out, the card will become voluminous.
We are making the actual airplane. We cut out two mirror parts according to the template and glue them together. We do not glue the clans from the bottom of the plane, but bend them in different directions.
Cut out colored paper and glue on the wings. Using felt-tip pens, we apply small details to the airplane - windows, colored stripes on the fuselage of the airplane.
Glue the airplane onto the spiral in our postcard. The postcard is ready for February 23rd!
If you want to make the card even more “military” - after all, Defender of the Fatherland Day - color the airplane with felt-tip pens “to look like camouflage”
Applique postcard for February 23 with a “camouflage” airplane.
Svetlana Uvarova
Target classes. Making postcards using 3D technique appliqués.
Tasks. Develop in children creativity. Develop cutting skills.
Cultivate accuracy, perseverance, and the ability to complete the work started.
Move classes. Guys, as you already know, there will soon be a holiday dedicated to Defenders of the Fatherland Day. Yours dads everyone served in the army and there they wore military uniforms, but they probably didn’t have to wear uniforms. Therefore, today on class we will produce with you a gift - and it will be"uniform" for our dads.
I will tell you and show you what to do, and you will repeat all my actions after me and do the same.
For work we need:
1. Colored paper- yellow, black, blue or green.
2. White paper.
3. Templates.
4. Glue stick.
5. Scissors
6. Oilcloth.
7. Simple pencil.
8. Red felt-tip pen.
First we take a shirt template. Place it on a sheet of white paper and trace it. Then we circle
tie template on black paper. Now we cut out the details. Cut out shoulder straps from yellow paper (2 small strips) and buttons. On the sides (at the top of the shirt) make 3 cm cuts and
we design the collar. Then glue on the tie.
Our shirt is ready, now let's start making the uniform.
Take a rectangular sheet of colored paper (green or blue). We bend the shelves along the dotted lines. Then we glue the shoulder straps from yellow paper, bend the lapels, and glue the buttons.
Then we take the shirt, coat it with glue on the wrong side and glue it to our uniform.
And the last stage of our work will be drawing a star on the shoulder straps.
These are the uniforms we got.
What cards to make for February 23rd with your own hands for your beloved father, grandfather, brother? How to congratulate a sailor, a pilot, or someone who wears a jacket and tie, but only held a virtual or toy weapon in his hands? We tell and show.
In Russia, International Women's Day is celebrated on a grand scale (though not at all in the way Clara Zetkin bequeathed), and its European counterpart, Mother's Day, has also taken root. For men, there is only one such holiday - Defenders of the Fatherland Day, and even to this day there are debates: whether all men should be congratulated on it or only the military. We think yes, it is necessary and tell you how to make cards for February 23rd with your own hands.
Today we will show you how to make origami cards for February 23rd, how to make a postcard in 5 minutes, how to cut out voluminous unexpected postcards with space invaders or postcards with fighters and ships for Defenders Day (for those who are familiar with the basics of scrapbooking).
Po-o-o-rode-i-i-i!
In the “8 bit” style: do-it-yourself voluminous postcards for February 23
We will start with the most common type of troops in the country: virtual, or computer. If your dad had a "Sega" or "Dandy" console, he will definitely appreciate a pop-up card with a space invader or a scalp.
To make a postcard for February 23rd in the “8 bit” style with your own hands, you will need 3 sheets of colored paper or cardboard, a ruler, a cutter or scalpel, a piece of tape, glue and a printed template.
Fold 2 sheets in half and set one aside for now. Print out the card template, line up the center line with the fold, and use a ruler to make cuts along the red lines. Then bend along the green lines. Glue the blank to the second folded sheet, and use the third to make an envelope. The more intrigue, the more interesting the gift.
Done, you are amazing!
Parade of equipment: do-it-yourself postcards for February 23
If you have time, patience and colorful paper, and your dad or grandfather is a real military man with real shoulder straps, make him a more complex surprise card for Defenders of the Fatherland Day. The materials are the same (just no tape needed).
On the day of the beginning, you need to correctly bend the sheet for the future postcard for February 23 (see master class). The next step is gluing the stripes: red, blue and green background for the surprise tab. Decorate the “face” of the card with a bronze-colored branch applique.
Next, you need to cut out a “pedestal” for the equipment, glue it to the fold of the postcard and attach figures of tanks, airplanes, etc. to it. The do-it-yourself postcard is almost ready - all that remains is to cut out and glue the numbers, stars and make “berries” from lumps of paper to the branch.
Origami postcards for February 23 in the form of shirts
If your real dad has nothing to do with the army and seems to have been born in a jacket and white shirt, fold it for him for February 23, an origami postcard in the form of a shirt.
An origami postcard is very easy to make. Just keep in mind that during the process the sheet will shrink many times, so it is better to take a sheet of paper that is large and quite thin. This card is essentially an envelope card, so you can put a note of congratulations or a small gift (like movie tickets) inside.
You can glue ties or bow ties, pockets, buttons to the finished one - in a word, make them even more like the real thing.
Similar shirt cards can be made even simpler. If you don’t have a large sheet of paper, but have cardboard, it’s better to stick with them.
And here the postcard-shirt is also complemented by a jacket. And for a sailor on February 23, you can make a postcard with a vest.
A Hawaiian card will suit dad with good feeling humor.
And for a dandy dad and a favorite of women, you can make a stylish card with a pocket.
DIY postcards for February 23rd for grandfather
And this postcard from volumetric star Grandfathers should really like it. It is very concise and simple, and for it you only need a sheet of cardboard and paper of 2 colors. The template is attached - you need to print it out.
Grandfather will definitely appreciate lovingly hand-cut postcards for February 23rd with fighter planes or sailboats.
Cards you can make at the last minute
Option number 1 - postcard with pasta. They need to be painted, glued, signed - and that’s it, ready.
Options No. 2 and 3 - a postcard for February 23 with a star (you will need mom's help to sew them on, but this is a matter of minutes) and a postcard consisting of a base and several strips of colored tape - very stylish.
Choose a postcard to suit your taste and delight your defenders!
