Progress of the lesson:
Children enter the group and greet the guests.
Educator:
Children, look how smart our group is today, and it is decorated with beautiful scarves. Listen to a short poem about a scarf:
On a white background there are beautiful roses, lilies, poppies, daisies, snowdrops. They are tied around girls' heads. Cunning eyes, gentle faces.
In the old days, all women in Rus' wore headscarves. They were either simply thrown over the head or shoulders, or tied in a knot under the chin. The scarves were silk, muslin, brocade, decorated in the corners or throughout the entire field with a floral pattern. A scarf is a woman’s companion throughout her life. It has always been considered the best gift. Pavlovo-posad shawls were, and still are, famous throughout Russia. In the town of Pavlov Posad near Moscow, the original tradition of hand-printed scarves still continues. The main advantage of these products is the elegance of lush and varied patterns from bouquets of bright roses or garlands on a black, red, white or other background, completed with fringe. Children look at the scarves and share their impressions.
Children, look at the scarf we have here. Children come up to the table where the scarf without a pattern lies and examine it.
What scarf? What's missing from it? Where is the pattern on the scarf?
Russian folk music sounds (loudly), the Galya doll enters (the music gradually fades away). Hello children. How smart you are, how beautiful it is in your group. My name is Galya. What's your name? (children say their names).
Educator:
Galya, why are you so sad? Maybe something happened to you?
Galya:
I have a problem, I lost my new handkerchief, I can’t find it anywhere. You haven't seen my handkerchief. It's so blue with beautiful flowers.
Educator:
No, Galya, we have a lot of scarves, but we don’t have yours. Would you like us to make you a new, beautiful scarf? - Really want to! “Then stay with us and see how we work.” Children, let's make a beautiful scarf as a gift for the Gala doll.
The children sit at the tables.
Notes on application in the middle group on the topic: “Scarf for grandmother.”
Notes on application in the middle group on the topic:
"A handkerchief for grandma."
Target:
Teach children to compose a composition of a certain content from ready-made figures.
Tasks:
Educational:
— Continue to master the ability to see geometric shapes
— Familiarize yourself with the rules for careful use of glue.
Educational:
— Develop fine motor skills of the fingers of the leading hand through finger exercises.
— Develop color perception.
— Develop the ability to see the whole (imagine your future work).
— Develop imaginative thinking: associativity (replacing the representation of an object with its model - a spot of color).
— Development of hand-eye coordination.
— Development of the need to enter into verbal contacts with adults and answer questions.
Educational:
— Cultivate a desire to give pleasant surprises (gifts), to receive joy and satisfaction from it.
— Cultivate the need to bring the work started to completion, obtaining a productive result.
— Cultivate the habit of working carefully and slowly.
- Encourage to always have a clean handkerchief.
Preliminary work:
work in the creativity corner. Game with geometric shapes “Lay out a pattern on a square (triangle).”
Facilities:
white square sheet, glue, ready-made geometric shapes, napkin for work.
OOD:
Guys, today I met my grandmother on the way to kindergarten. She says that New Year is coming and she really wants to make gifts for her friends, but she only has one scarf, and she has many friends. What should she do? -Let's help grandma!
(I take out a handkerchief, look at it, the children answer the questions: what is this?) What handkerchief? (fabric, paper, beautiful, square, etc.). What is the pattern on the scarf?
Look at the tables, what do you see on the tables? (children list all items). Let's help grandma decorate a scarf for her friends with geometric patterns.
Finger gymnastics “Glasses”.
Grandma put on glasses
And I saw my grandchildren.
(Join the thumb and index fingers of each hand separately into a “wheel”, apply to your eyes and look through the “glasses”)
- Tiki-tock, tiki-tock
- So the walkers are knocking.
(All fingers are gathered into a fist, index fingers are raised up and swayed left and right)
- Knuckle-tock, knock-knock
- So the wheels are knocking.
(Spread the fingers of both hands wide, press your palms together, perform sliding movements with your palms away from you, towards you, without tearing them away from each other)
- Touki-tok, touki-tok
- This is how the hammer knocks.
(Clench your fingers into fists and knock your fists together.)
Independent work of children at tables, individual assistance from the teacher.
Result: Let's see what kind of scarves we got. (children look at the exhibition of scarves). Now there are enough gifts for everyone.
October
Lesson 12. Drawing “Golden Autumn”
Program content.
Teach children to depict autumn. Practice drawing a tree, trunk, thin branches, autumn foliage. Strengthen technical skills in painting with paints (dip the brush with all its bristles into a jar of paint, remove an extra drop on the edge of the jar, rinse the brush well in water before adding another paint, blot it on a soft cloth or paper napkin, etc.). Lead children to figurative transmission of phenomena. Foster independence and creativity. Induce a feeling of joy from bright, beautiful drawings.
Lesson 13. Modeling “Mushrooms”
Program content.
Strengthen children's ability to sculpt familiar objects, using previously learned sculpting techniques (rolling clay with straight and circular movements, flattening with palms, sculpting with fingers) to refine the shape. Lead to a figurative assessment of work.
Lesson 14. Drawing “Fairytale tree”
Program content.
Teach children to create a fairy-tale image in a drawing. Practice the ability to convey the correct structure of a tree. Learn to paint. Develop imagination, creativity, speech.
Lesson 15. Application “Decoration of a handkerchief”
Program content.
Teach children to identify the corners and sides of a square. Reinforce knowledge of round, square and triangular shapes. Practice choosing color combinations. Learn to transform shapes by cutting a square into triangles, a circle into semicircles. Develop compositional skills and color perception.
Program content.
Teach children to make a simple pattern from elements of folk ornament on a strip of paper. Develop color perception, figurative ideas, creativity, imagination.
Lesson 17. Modeling “Treats for dolls”
Program content.
To develop children's imaginative ideas and the ability to choose the content of an image. Learn to sculpt a selected object using previously learned techniques. Continue to develop the ability to work accurately. To cultivate the desire to do something for others, to develop the ability to combine the results of one’s activities with the work of peers.
Lesson 18. Application “Boats float on the river”
(“Fishing boats went to sea”, “Yachts on the lake”)
Program content.
Teach children to create images of objects by cutting off the corners of rectangles. Strengthen the ability to create a beautiful composition and carefully paste images.
Lesson 19. Modeling “Fish”
Program content.
To consolidate knowledge of techniques for making oval-shaped objects (rolling with straight movements of the palms, sculpting with fingers). Reinforce the techniques of pulling and flattening while conveying the characteristic features of the fish. Teach children to use a stack to represent the scales covering the body of a fish.
Lesson 20. Drawing with paints “Simple and golden eggs”
Program content.
To consolidate knowledge of the oval shape, the concepts of “blunt” and “sharp”. Continue teaching the technique of drawing an oval shape. Train children in the ability to carefully paint over drawings. Lead to figurative expression of content. Develop imagination.
Lesson 21. Modeling “Make whatever toy you want as a gift to a friend (brother, sister)”
Program content.
Continue to develop imagery, imagination and creativity. To consolidate the ability to use a variety of sculpting techniques learned earlier when creating an image. Cultivate attention to other children, a desire to take care of them.
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Lesson on applique “Let’s decorate handkerchiefs”
Goal: To develop the skill of using a handkerchief
. Teach children to
Cover your mouth with a handkerchief
if anyone is
near - turn away. Continue to improve your glue use skills. Learn to paste finished images onto paper, creating a beautiful pattern.
