Crafts can be difficult to make, which in most cases only adults can handle. But you can also have a good time with your children by combining creativity and activities. A DIY paper Kremlin will be an attractive idea to make with kids. There are various options that have a distinctive difficulty category.
- Features of paper layouts
- How to do
- Required materials and tools
- Step-by-step assembly of a three-dimensional craft with step-by-step photos
- Model of the Nizhny Novgorod Kremlin
- Moscow Kremlin
- Tula Kremlin
- Zaraisky Kremlin
- Applications
- Cutting templates
Features of paper layouts
A DIY paper Kremlin helps parents develop their child’s imagination and fine motor skills, and teaches them how to work with cardboard, scissors and other tools. If you are just doing activities with children, it is enough to choose an easy-to-make craft in the form of a flashlight, flower or animal.
A do-it-yourself model of the Kremlin is made only in the following cases:
- The family collects handmade items. It can be not only paper products. Matches, Chinese sticks, cotton wool, fabrics, plastic, etc. are used.
- The family collects building crafts made from paper. Often these are landmarks of the World, so the Kremlin will always be added to the collection.
- It is required to make a model to form a stage for a mini-theater. Perhaps it will be a shadow theater, but the shape of the building in question has to be created for the surroundings.
Regardless of where the Kremlin model will be used in the future, it must be assembled from paper according to the instructions.
On the topic: methodological developments, presentations and notes
Quiz on the topic “Moscow Kremlin”.
Objectives: To consolidate children’s knowledge about the history of the creation of Moscow and the construction of the Kremlin. To provide knowledge about the layout of the Kremlin, the names of its towers, and their purpose. To instill in children a love for their hometown.
The purpose of this project: to introduce children to the sights of the Moscow Kremlin, to develop children’s speech, to evoke respect and love for their hometown, to cultivate patriotic feelings in children, knowledge.
Here I would like to give a presentation about the history of the Moscow Kremlin. It will be useful for teachers who want to introduce children to the Moscow Kremlin.
The presentation contains material on the history of the Moscow Kremlin.
Objectives of the lesson: will expand children’s understanding of the history of the Moscow Kremlin, the construction of the Kremlin; introduce the layout of the Kremlin, talk about the names of its towers and their purpose; cultivate feeling.
Goal: To give children knowledge about the history of the Moscow Kremlin and its attractions. Cultivate an interest in learning about the history of our state. Develop patriotic feelings.
How to do
For production, you can use ready-made templates or make them yourself based on real photographs. Design of layouts occurs manually or through computer programs. The first is a simplified version, suitable for classes with children, and they themselves can draw a template for later cutting. The second option is complicated, but helps to obtain a design similar to the original.
Required materials and tools
To make an applique or voluminous paper kremlin, you need to prepare materials and tools for the work. Depending on the type of craft, you will need the following items:
- Paper and cardboard. Use colored paper for appliqués and white office paper for three-dimensional designs. It will also be useful in work where you need to print a ready-made template.
- Scissors and stationery knife. Only schoolchildren or adults should work with a stationery knife. Children should not handle a knife.
- Glue stick and PVA. For younger children, it is recommended to take a pencil, and for schoolchildren, PVA is suitable. In addition, PVA glue glues office paper and cardboard better.
- Pencil, pen, ruler and other stationery items, if you need to draw the model of the Kremlin yourself.
Manufacturing will also require additional elements used as decoration. You may need felt-tip pens with which children can color the paper blank.
Step-by-step assembly of a three-dimensional craft with step-by-step photos
Before you start making the Kremlin, you need to study the instructions for action, as well as prepare the paper and other materials needed for the work.
Model of the Nizhny Novgorod Kremlin
First of all, you can adopt the Nizhny Novgorod Kremlin made of paper. It is simplified in implementation, but you can go the hard way and do everything efficiently and fully. You can recognize the reliable diagram - the one located on the wall of the building in Nizhny Novgorod.
The model of the Nizhny Novgorod Kremlin is presented in a simplified version. There is only a wall and towers, but the entire complex structure can be safely restored by analogy.
The presented layout is enough to print. This can be done on a black and white or color printer. Black and white print will require coloring. If you want to make a craft from cardboard, the cut-out template should be glued to it and cut out. Next, glue the parts in accordance with the existing instructions.
If you want to make the Kremlin larger, you can print out several sheets of the template provided. The blanks are cut out and connected to each other. It turns out that it is not quite an example of Nizhny Novgorod construction, but the dimensions of the craft are larger.
Moscow Kremlin
Schemes for the manufacture of Moscow buildings are proposed. There are many of them, but you should choose according to your own capabilities or according to your own and your child’s wishes.
Layouts vary. Masters in the manufacture of paper structures can make complex crafts that fully convey all the buildings.
But novice paper designers should take on the easy option. For example, making only the wall and the Spasskaya Tower.
The Moscow Kremlin made of paper is assembled from several parts. To do this, you need to print several templates at once. In the future, they are assembled into a building, which will consist of several structures in the layout. Which ones - the designer will decide on his own.
The Spasskaya Tower is assembled separately. There is also a separate template for it, which is cut and joined according to the sample.
The production of Moscow buildings always attracts craftsmen who prefer to work with paper and create the beauty of buildings. They are often made from cardboard, but thin, which bends and sticks better.
Tula Kremlin
Most craftsmen, after the Moscow Kremlin, take on the production of other similar structures. Thus, the Tula Kremlin made of paper is attracting more and more attention. Here you can also make only a wall and a tower. But it is possible to restore a full structure.
If there is a need to make a simplified version, you can take on the production of only a few structures. It is recommended to use a schematic representation of the building in Tula.
The lack of ready-made templates for assembling one of the many towers can be made up for with any similar layout.
Zaraisky Kremlin
The model in the city of Zaraysk is also popular, so there are many ready-made templates for its production. Each master should use only those examples that are within his power. For inspiration, it is recommended to use ready-made works of experienced craftsmen. Thanks to them, a novice needleworker will be able to create designs that are unrealistic for themselves.
Before you start making a model of the Zaraisk Kremlin, you need to familiarize yourself with the diagram of its structures located in reality.
To begin with, it is enough to take into work only the walls and one of the towers. Gradually they begin to manufacture the cathedrals and the Spasskaya Tower.
Applications
It is impossible to make an origami Kremlin, but you can make an applique with three-dimensional elements. These are simple templates that are easy to make yourself. It is enough just to decide on the choice in buildings. As a rule, first of all they pay attention to Moscow construction.
The application with the Moscow building is formed in the following varieties:
- A simple craft. The presented composition can be made with children of younger groups. To do this, just cut out blanks from colored paper and glue them onto white cardboard.
- You can make the work more difficult for older kindergarten or schoolchildren. The manufacturing principle is simple - you need to draw the format of the building on white paper or cardboard and paste it over with pre-torn or cut pieces of colored paper. You can make other types of crafts in a similar way. They improve fine motor skills.
- You can make an application with a three-dimensional structure. For it, a model is separately cut out on white paper with the shape of a tower, and then gaps are added to it. They are cut out along with the layout and folded back. Colored paper is glued onto the template, visually forming a tower. Next, you need to glue the gaps to the base and finish the craft.
It is recommended to complete the crafts in accordance with the children’s imagination and their own wishes. You should not refuse the child’s opinion if he wants to do something, but cannot or does not know how to do it. He should be helped.
Summary of a lesson on applique for children of the preparatory group on the topic: “Towers on the Kremlin”
Municipal budgetary preschool educational institution kindergarten No. 21, Novocherkassk
Summary of an appliqué lesson for preparatory group children on the topic: “Towers on the Kremlin.”
Author: Dolmat Ekaterina Vladimirovna
Goals:
learn to work independently and in a team; create a bright, harmonious composition. Develop color perception and color perception. Improve the technique of making mosaics - appliqué using the tearing method, skills in working with glue and a brush.
- continue to teach children how to make compositions from colored paper;
- consolidate the ability to cut paper in various ways (along the contour, diagonally, by folding); tearing pieces of paper.
- strengthen skills in working with scissors and glue.
- develop attention and creativity;
- cultivate patriotic feelings, develop moral feelings of empathy and gratitude to all those who participated in the Great Patriotic War.
Equipment:
Demonstration material: photographs of the Kremlin towers in Moscow, fireworks on Red Square, CD player.
Handouts: colored paper blanks; colored napkins, rags, scissors, wax crayons, oilcloths, glue, simple pencils.
Progress of the lesson:
Educator: Today, we will talk about the main attraction of Moscow (the Moscow Kremlin).
Children read poetry:
In Moscow on Red Square the crowd is black and black. The Kremlin wall is humming from heavy footsteps.
The Kremlin on a winter night over Moscow - The river and the city of Moscow - With the steep head of Ivan And with the shadow of the guard walls.
The Kremlin on a winter night under the moon, You are wonderful with the lofty antiquity And glorious with it along with the cruel recent memory.
Educator: The Kremlin is considered a symbol of the protection of our people from enemies at all times. The Kremlin is a fortress. Through narrow loopholes in the Kremlin walls, the defenders of the fortress shot at the enemies attacking them. There are 20 towers in the Kremlin. The most famous: called Vodovzvodnaya, Corner Arsenalnaya and Middle Arsenalnaya, Armory, Borovitskaya, Tainitskaya tower.
Spasskaya Tower is the most beautiful tower of the Kremlin. It is easy to recognize by its chimes. And today we will try to make an application on the theme: “Moscow Kremlin”.
Children sit on chairs at tables.
Educator: Find a dial without arrows, draw arrows on them so that your watch shows 10 pm.
Gymnastics for the eyes:
Movement of the Russian flag in different directions.
Now see how the application will be done.
The background of the application will be thick blue or black paper (cardboard).
1. A large red piece of paper, we bend it on both sides, 2 times, this will be the voluminous lower part of our Spasskaya Tower.
We will glue a white openwork strip to it on top (previously bend a strip of white paper into 4 parts, draw a pattern on it, and cut it out).
Glue the prepared blank onto the bottom of the background.
2. Glue a red rectangle above it. We will glue a clock we made onto it, showing the time when the fireworks are fired.
3. Take a green rectangle, cut it diagonally - we create a triangular roof of our tower.
4. At the top of our tower, a five-pointed star is glued.
5. Fireworks are drawn with wax pencils.
6. Fireworks sparks are made from colored napkins (tear off small pieces and roll into small balls) and stick them on the work
When the guys have completed the first stage, the
Physical education minute
:
One two three four five. Children walk in a circle.
We're going for a walk around Moscow.
They came to Red Square and spread their hands wide. Wide, beautiful.
And on that square - Turn your face in a circle. The Kremlin is tall and large. Raise 2 arms above your head. Oh, what a height! They lift it up one by one. Oh, what a beauty! Left and right hand. One two three four five. They walk in a circle. Then we go for a walk. Turn their faces in a circle. Pokrovsky Cathedral, mausoleum, Alternately, they take their left and right hands to the side of the Historical Museum. We were at the wonderful skating rink,
We didn’t forget to go to GUM
The sun began to set, hands on the belt, squats. It's time for us to return home.
Then the guys carry out the subsequent stages of work. (While children are working, songs from the war years are heard).
Result: At the end, an exhibition of works is held and the best works are evaluated.
Asking children what they did, what they learned.
Fireworks sound in honor of all winners.
The finished application can be placed in a frame. You can buy a frame in a store, or you can make it yourself from paper or from a box of chocolates.
