Plasticine is an indispensable material for the development of fine motor skills of children's hands. That is why it is so often used by educators, teachers, and parents in the classroom. fine arts. And in this lesson we offer you several ideas and master classes, thanks to which your child will make plasticine appliqué (with the watchful participation of an adult, of course) without difficulty and with pleasure.

Application from plasticine on the theme “Golden Autumn” for the little ones

For kids who have just started attending preschool, kindergarten Teachers very often suggest making such a tree.

So, in our work we will need:

• a sheet of paper or cardboard;
• multi-colored plasticine;
• pencil.

1. First of all, we make a preparation. We draw a tree or several with a pencil - we chose a birch tree. How younger child, the more restless it is - for two-year-old tomboys, one tree will be enough. For older children, you can draw several trees or even a whole forest. If you have very little drawing skill, you can download the template and print it on a printer.

2. Knead the plasticine thoroughly.

3. At the same time, we tell the child about autumn, about the tree or trees where you last saw them.

4. We tell the baby that the wind blew all the leaves off the tree, but we can correct the situation and hang new ones.

5. Tear off a small piece of plasticine and roll it between your palms. It is absolutely not necessary to achieve a perfectly round shape - the leaves can be completely different. We shape the workpiece with our fingers.

6. Glue the leaf to the paper. Plasticine may not immediately stick to the paper, we help the child.

7. Using plasticine of different colors, we decorate the tree with leaves, because autumn decorates them with different colors. Don't forget to praise for your efforts.

8. As soon as the process gets boring, we stop.

As a result, we ended up with a birch tree like this.

Application on the theme “Golden Autumn” made of plasticine and natural materials

For first-graders interesting option will create an application from plasticine using various natural materials, because 1st grade is a time of active learning for a child school life, learning everything new.

Materials we will use:

• a sheet of white cardboard;
• plasticine: white, yellow, blue;
• beans, peas, various seeds: watermelon, sunflower, pumpkin, cone scales; sawdust different color, twigs.

1. Draw a horizon line on a sheet of paper.

2. We fill the space of the sheet by making a background: mixing white plasticine with blue, we create the sky, white clouds and yellow earth. Apply a thin layer so as not to weigh down the cardboard.

3. Lay out the sun peas.

4. We will have a wedge of cranes made from seeds.

5. On the main part of the sheet we glue branches that will represent trees.

6. And the leaves will be from watermelon seeds.

7. Next up is a hedgehog made from pumpkin seeds and sunflowers.

8. We make mushrooms from beans, pumpkin and spruce scales.

9. We use sawdust to create grass.

And here is the finished work.

Painting

For children attending the 2nd grade of school, we can offer to make a wonderful picture from plasticine, which can become a gift for loved ones.

Materials:

• sheet of cardboard;
• plasticine;
• board;
• stack.

A presentation about autumn, its beauty, music and poetry will help open the lesson. autumn theme.

1. From red, yellow, orange plasticine, roll out sticks of the same thickness (about 3 mm), but of different lengths.

2. We twist them into spirals.

3. They will become the crown of a tree: arrange them in this form.

4. We form the tree trunk from brown sticks.

5. Trim the bottom using a stack.

6. Add waviness to the red, yellow and orange stick blanks. We lay them tightly, pressing them against each other. These are leaves that have fallen from a tree.

7. Finally, we frame our picture in a frame made of lilac and pink sticks.

Photo ideas

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If you don’t yet know that there is such a way as drawing with plasticine, and have never tried to create volumetric applications in this way, this photo tutorial is for you. Perhaps the easiest way to create landscapes is by adding different color elements and creating a believable stacking effect. Learn with us how to create an autumn tree from plasticine. This natural object will be an excellent exhibit at an autumn exhibition at school or kindergarten.

Step-by-step photo lesson:

Work should begin not only with the selection of plasticine colors: green, brown and orange, but also with a suitable canvas for drawing. Use white or blue cardboard as the basis of the picture. In the first case, it will be necessary to decorate the background, in the second, the blue color will look like a real autumn sky. It is convenient to draw relief on a soft mass using a stack. To create a sky on white cardboard, you will also need blue plasticine.

Knead some blue plasticine. For a more believable effect, mix it with a dash of white and black. Spread the warm soft paste onto the top of the painting. Try to move your fingers along the rectangle.

Spread green plasticine casually mixed with orange on the bottom of the sheet.

Use brown plasticine to create many elongated sausages.

Make the resulting sausages into the base of a tree trunk. Stick them in a row, tightly joining each other.

Create lots of small orange leaves from soft play dough. The leaves may also be yellow or reddish.

Begin to attach the leaves to the branches of the tree in a chaotic manner.

Form a thick crown-dome from many yellowed leaves. Be sure to add an orange blanket to the base of the tree and capture a few leaves frozen in the air.

The autumn tree made of plasticine is ready. In this way you can make a green tree with fruits, as well as an entire garden or forest.

This master class presents the process of sculpting autumn-themed crafts from plasticine. Similar the job will do for children of primary school age and older.

Step-by-step instructions for making crafts from plasticine “Autumn”

Select the brightest blocks from the plasticine set to show that autumn gives humanity delicious fruits and rich colors. Red, yellow, orange, green, brown and beige shades are suitable. In addition, for work you will need a board, a napkin and a stack.

Draw the veins on the leaves using a stack.


Using the cone as a base, begin attaching a row of leaves along the bottom edge, moving around the circumference. The first parts should be the largest.


Work your way to the top of the cone, attaching new layers of leaves, alternating them by color.


Come up with beads for a future craft. These should be some gifts of autumn, for example, mushrooms, fruits or vegetables. To sculpt mushrooms you will need brown and beige plasticine.


Attach the mushrooms in a circle to the top of the cone.


Roll a beige ball and reproduce the shape of a man on it. Add eyes, eyebrows, nose and mouth to the face.


Decorate your head with a lush crown of bright leaves.


Add a rim of red rowan berries. Attach the head to the sharp part of the cone.

At the last stage, attach the arms and insert ears of wheat and a basket of juicy fruits into them.

Creativity helps children learn and understand the world around them better. Thus, by reflecting natural phenomena and the change of seasons in their works, children remember them well, learn to recognize and describe them in words.

Therefore, themed crafts will be a good addition to classes in kindergarten and even the youngest grades.

For example, an applique made of plasticine will help kids get acquainted with the palette of autumn shades, will draw their attention to the changing colors of foliage and grass, to birds flying to warmer climes and to our permanent forest residents who are making supplies for the winter.

The basis of the craft is a paper or cardboard sheet. This type of applique is best obtained from plasticine on cardboard, since it retains its shape well and does not bend under the weight of plasticine. We take golden-colored cardboard.

We make a tree trunk from white plasticine.

We attach large side branches and thinner branches to it.

Using a stack, we apply a pattern to the trunk and branches - like on birch bark.

We cover large areas of the trunk with a pattern of black plasticine.

We turn a piece of yellow plasticine into leaves.

We cover the surface of the ground under the birch tree with the same leaves.

We make mushrooms from white, red and burgundy plasticine - one boletus and two fly agarics.

We place the mushrooms on different sides of the birch tree: boletus - in one direction, fly agarics - in the other. We invite the kids to show which ones are edible and which ones are not.

We take green plasticine and start making a Christmas tree out of it. To do this, we cut a piece with a stack, turning it into a fringe.

We attach a few more of these pieces on top - like tiers of spruce paws. We draw the children's attention to the fact that the Christmas tree, unlike the birch tree, has not changed its original color.

Don't forget about the brown trunk of the Christmas tree and the pointed top.

Let's start creating the main characters of the picture. First we make a gray silhouette.

We attach the eyes and nose, and use a stack to turn the smooth back into a needle-like coat.

We attach a small fungus to this fur coat. It becomes clear that the hedgehog is preparing for winter.

On the other side of the birch tree, near the Christmas tree, we place a gray bunny.

The craft is almost ready.

But to make our application for children even more useful, we supplement it with a flock of birds flying into the distance and rich clouds.

All that remains is to place the picture in the frame - and the work is finished!

In the process of creating it, the children repeated everything they knew about autumn and made their knowledge visual.

MUNICIPAL BUDGET EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION

"OSKOL BASIC EDUCATIONAL SCHOOL

NOVOOSKOLSKY DISTRICT, BELGOROD REGION"

ALL-RUSSIAN INTERNET COMPETITION FOR TEACHERS FOR THE BEST MASTER CLASS “CRAFTS WITH CHILDREN”

CREATIVE WORK FROM PLASTICINE

"GOLD AUTUMN"

Performed:

teacher primary classes

Nefedova Lyudmila Petrovna

New Oskol. 2017

Introduction.

Look at your native spaces! How much strength and beauty they have. Sometimes a familiar landscape suddenly opens up before you from a completely unexpected side, the way you didn’t know it at all and have never seen it. I walked past the birch tree many times and did not notice how beautiful it was in the rays of the setting sun. A fragile blade of grass that stubbornly breaks through the gray asphalt, the abyss of the night starry sky, the nightingale’s night singing or the bend of a swan’s neck - all this carries an inexhaustible charge of beauty.

At every season of the year, nature is beautiful in its own way, be it summer, autumn, winter, or spring. But this applies not only to the time of year, but also to the time of day. Nature is especially beautiful at dawn and dusk. It is at these moments that you feel some kind of magic, as if nature is revealing its whole soul to you. You need to be able to capture the mood of nature. The beauty of nature is simply mesmerizing; it seems that there is nothing more beautiful in the world.

The beauty of my native land inspired me too. I also wanted to capture it in my own way. I sculpt a picture of nature with plasticine. This is one of the youngest types of painting, which artists began to use quite recently.

Working with plasticine in preschool and junior kindergarten school age contributes to the development of the child’s imagination, develops the speech apparatus, prepares the hands for writing

Object The work is plasticine, as a material for artistic modeling.

Item- artistic technique of drawing using plasticine.

Target- show the stages of the artistic technique of drawing using plasticine.

Main part.

Drawing with a material such as plasticine is an art that is at the junction of two visual genres - “flat” painting and sculpture, that is, a three-dimensional image of the surrounding world.

What is plasticine? What does this magical mass melting in your hands consist of? If you turn to Ozhegov’s dictionary, you can read the following: “Plasticine is plastic material for modeling, consisting of clay and wax with the addition of fats, petroleum jelly and other substances that prevent drying.” Our modern plasticines can vary widely in quality. There are ones that are more dense in their hardness. On the contrary, there are some that are soft, tender, and easily melting. Just like softness, the color spectrum of plasticines offered in store sets is also varied.

Stages of work.

Step one: Let's prepare everything we need - a backing board or oilcloth, plasticine of different colors, cardboard for the base future painting, simple pencil, eraser.

Step two: The format of paintings can be different: vertical, horizontal, square, round, oval. Start your planned composition with a sketch on cardboard. Then it will be easier to attach the balls evenly to the base.

Step three: It’s better to start sculpting from the center. Let's select a part of the drawing with which to start sculpting. We select plasticine of the desired color, pinch off a piece, roll it into a small ball and fix it on the cardboard.

The balls must be made approximately the same size, then the work looks better; when laying it out, you need to lightly (not turn it into a cake) press on the balls. And so on until the entire selected part is filled with balls.

When sculpting paintings, you need to remember some features of working with plasticine:

When working with plasticine, “pure” colors are not always suitable. Sometimes, for the intended color scheme, mixing different colors and types of plasticine is used. The proportions are adjusted until the desired result is obtained.

We must remember the primary colors: yellow, red and blue. When they are mixed, new, derivative tones are obtained. By mixing yellow with blue you get green, yellow with red - orange, red with blue - purple.

Mixing white plasticine weakens the influence of bright colors, making them duller and pastel.

You should not mix more than two colors at the same time.

When mixing matte and fluorescent varieties, plasticine of a new quality is obtained.

To make the surface glossy, fingers are moistened with water.

I wish everyone to always find a place for a creative holiday in their lives, good luck and new beautiful ideas!

Students' works.

Conclusion.

Mastering image techniques brings true joy to children. They happily cover one sheet of paper after another with spots, strokes, and strokes. They take great pleasure in the process of doing it. Children are ready to repeat this or that action many times. And the better the movement turns out, the more pleasure they repeat it, as if demonstrating their success, and rejoice, attracting the attention of an adult to their achievements.

It is best to start mastering the technology of working with plasticine with small paintings that depict simple objects.

Having mastered in simple ways drawing with plasticine, the child is able to create more complex paintings on glass. This type of drawing can be done with older schoolchildren.