Button centipede
Materials and tools:
Buttons with two holes
2 black buttons with a diameter of 0.5 cm
3 red buttons with a diameter of 0.4 cm
Cotton ball 4 cm in diameter
1 mm thick insulated wire
Multi-colored felt
Yellow and bright red pad paint
Black felt-tip pen
Brush, needle
Scissors, nippers
Universal glue
1. For the body, “bite off” a wire 20 cm long with wire cutters. Bend one end into a loop and twist it. The head will be attached to it.
2. Cut 10-15 circles with a diameter of 3-4 cm from felt. Make a hole in the middle with a needle. String felt circles and buttons onto the wire in a multi-colored sequence.
3. When you reach the desired torso length, pass the wire through the second hole of the last button and twist.
4. For the paws, you need 5 pieces of wire approximately 10 cm long. Place small buttons on the wire, leaving 3 cm at the ends. Pass the ends of the wire into the second hole of the last buttons and glue.
5. Bend the legs in half and use wire cutters to wrap them tightly around the body. Distribute the paws at an equal distance from each other to avoid skewing and sagging. Make sure that the tab wires do not move between the body buttons, otherwise the body wire will be visible.
6. To make the head, paint a cotton ball yellow. After the paint has dried, make two holes in the ball for the antennae and glue 2 cm long pieces of wire into them with universal glue. Place a button on the ends of the wire and twist the wire.
7. Glue 2 small black buttons on the head - the eyes and a red one - the nose. Draw the mouth and cheeks with red paint, and highlight the eyes with white paint.
8. Make a hole at the back of the head. Insert the twisted loop of the body into this hole and glue it with universal glue.
All children love to make something, and when a “masterpiece” is born as a result of joint creative work, it will bring pleasure to everyone who took part in the work.And it is not necessary to buy special expensive construction sets and toys. All necessary materials for work can be found at hand.This cheerful Centipede can live in a flower pot, on a flower bed or on a tree branch.
To make a centipede you need to prepare:
Plastic balls (from kinder surprise, from shoe covers, etc.)
Wire or nylon thread
Plastic bottle cap (for centipede face)
Needle or awl
Glue Moment
The manufacturing process of the Centipede toy:
Use a needle to make two holes through each of the balls and thread the wire through them (do not cut off the remaining ends of the wire). We also make two holes in the cap of a plastic bottle and thread the remaining wire through them. We fix the antennae with knots and cut off the excess.
It remains to work on the details.
We design the face of the centipede. You can glue ready-made eyes, or you can make a mouth, nose and eyes from plasticine. The bangs will complement the image of a cheerful centipede (attached with glue).
What is a centipede without legs? We make one through hole in each ball in the places where the legs will be located. We pass pieces of wire through the resulting holes and secure them with knots.
Now the funny Centipede toy is ready, and finding a “house” for it won’t be too difficult.
Theme: Centipede
Program content:
1. Continue to develop interest in new ways of making paper applique.
2. Practice rolling paper balls of different sizes.
3. Cultivate hard work, patience, accuracy, and independence.
Tools and materials:colored cardboard, PVA glue, glue brush, illustrations of a centipede, colored paper, computer presentation.
GCD move
Today we will visit a fairy forest. To do this, let's close our eyes and count to five. One, two, three, four, five... Open our eyes.
We found ourselves in a fairytale forest.
There are trees here.
And the leaves rustle,
Small rivers flow
The birds sing loudly here.
So, okay, take a rest,
You sit quietly
Well done, those who remain silent -
For those, a fairy tale will sound.
(Show slides for the poem).
(Reading a fairy tale).
“Early in the spring, in a fairy-tale forest, little children appeared in a family of centipedes. The funny kids grew up quickly. They were very proud that no one in the forest had as many legs as they did.
Centipedes loved to play. But most of all they loved to run. And it worked out well for them. You can probably guess why? They scurried merrily with their many legs. You could see them everywhere: they would run under a leaf, climb under a pebble, or wander among the grass.
Time passed, the kids grew up, and it was time to go to kindergarten. But here's the problem. Centipedes don't have shoes, and you can't go to kindergarten with bare feet. The kids were sad. Where can they get so many shoes?
Centipedes are running
Along the forest path,
Centipedes scream:
- Our feet are off!
Put it on our feet
Beautiful boots.
Who will help them?
(Show slides for the fairy tale).
– Little helpers, help the centipedes. You need to make a boot for each leg. Can you help?(We'll help).
But first, I’ll tell you a little about what kind of insect this is – a centipede.
A centipede does not necessarily have 40 legs. Different species of centipedes have from 30 to 400 or more legs. There are also centipedes and millipedes. The centipede brings benefits by exterminating insect pests. Centipedes do not grow legs all at once, but one at a time. Thus, a baby centipede that has just been born can boast of eight legs. Over time, the number of legs increases. The legs of a centipede are somewhat reminiscent of a lizard's tail: for example, having stuck to a web, the creature simply discards the stuck leg, and then grows a new one. Centipedes live in damp, dark places. They have excellent eyesight and a fantastic speed of movement, so they are excellent predators, hunting fleas and cockroaches.
Now let's stretch our fingers and get to work.
Physical exercise.
Two centipedes were running along the path (children imitate running with their hands, moving their fingers quickly)
They ran and ran and met each other. ( join hands)
They hugged each other like that, (each finger catches the other, as if it were a hook)
So they kissed each other, so they hugged each other, (nand the last words of the hand in “lock”)
That we barely separated them (forcefully disconnect, release the “lock”).
For work today we will need: a picture of a centipede, colored paper (colored napkins), PVA glue, a glue brush.
Stages of work. (Demonstration of all stages)
1. Prepare colored paper for boots (different colors).
2. Form oval-shaped lumps from the prepared paper.
3. Glue onto the prepared drawing (in the places where the shoes should be).
Repeating TB when working with glue.
Independent activity of children.
Well done guys, you helped the little centipedes. We made beautiful boots for all of them, now they can go to kindergarten and are not afraid that their feet will get wet.
Such a centipede
Very cute boots.
All the forest people are watching,
It's a rainbow coming.
So many rainbow colors
I'm ready to count them.
On the topic: methodological developments, presentations and notes
Summary of a speech therapy session on overcoming lexical disorders. Lesson summary for the middle group for children with ODD (III period)
We didn't use scissors in labor lessons. In the third lesson, children will be cutting for the first time, so before starting work it is necessary to familiarize them with the rules of working with a sharp object.
1) The scissors are held like this: the thumb and middle fingers are inserted into the rings, and the index finger is placed on top of the handle.
2) You cannot leave open scissors on surfaces - forgetting about them can snag the sharp side.
3) Pass the scissors closed, rings first.
A new term that we will need later:
| Sample - a sample cut from thick paper, which is used to create identical shapes.
In this lesson we will trace around a template and cut out identical circles from paper. In other cases, templates are also used for cutting out shapes from fabric, drawing identical elements of a picture...
It is also necessary to determine what the words mean: cut, cut, cut, cut: 
For the application "Cheerful Centipede" you will need: scissors, glue, cardboard, colored paper, markers. 
- We cut out a template from cardboard - a circle the size of at least one piece of metal.
- Place the template on colored paper (on the reverse side) and draw a circle.
- Cut out about seven circles of different colors.
- Starting from the tail, glue multi-colored circles onto colored cardboard.
- We finish drawing the paws, antennae and muzzle with felt-tip pens.
This craft is easy and fun to make. You can also cut out large diameter circles from colored cardboard and hang the centipede on the wall. On each circle, paste a photo of a growing baby or trace a growing arm and leg. You can also link his other works to such an interesting basis. There are no limits to imagination!
