It is necessary to instill in a child a love of workearly years. Even the smallest ones are capable of performing such simple tasks as watering houseplants or putting toys in a specially designated place. By working independently, the child gradually begins to treat the results of his labor with care, respects and appreciates the work of other people. Work in kindergarten does not replace the work of adults, since its purpose is educational. By coping with common tasks, the child can feel like a member of the team and realize the usefulness of his work. In preschool institutions, children perform socially useful actions in turns - one action per day. To interest the kids and organize this process, the kindergarten uses duty. In each of the gardens there is a colorful corner with their schedule.
What is the corner of duty?
The duty corner can be designed in the form ofa beautifully decorated wall board with voluminous pockets-files placed on it, into which cards with names or photographs of children and with tasks for each day of the week are inserted. Such corners can be ordered from companies specializing in the production of products of this kind. But, of course, it is much more interesting to make a duty corner in a kindergarten yourself, because you can involve the children themselves in this exciting work. The stand is convenient not only for children - the preschool teacher will immediately recognize the name of the person on duty at first glance, and parents will be able to see what work their child did today. For children who cannot read yet, tasks can be depicted visually - in the form of pictures. For example, a watering can in the picture means watering flowers, shelves with neatly arranged dolls and cars - tidying up the kingdom of toys, a cup and saucer - help in setting the tables.
Registration of a corner of watch by means of application
The basis for the duty corner can beplywood or chipboard with a sheet of Whatman paper attached to it, on which the information will be placed. To extend the service life, the Whatman paper can be laminated. You can decorate the corner with any materials using different techniques: applique, patchwork, decoupage. Applique made of cereals Children will really like applique, but not just from traditional colored paper, but also from the most common millet groats, which can be pre-colored with gouache or stationery ink. For variety, you can take a handful of rice grains, and also experiment with other cereals with an interesting texture: half lentils, wheat, pearl barley. To prevent the grains from mixing with each other, it is better to paint them on different plates or sheets of cardboard. Only well-dried grains should be used in the work.
- On the sheet of Whatman, draw the contours of the drawing, which you are going to decorate the corner;
- Brush a thin layer of PVA glue on the desired detail of the pattern and fill it with wheat with the desired color;
- Make sure that your hands are absolutely dry at this time, otherwise the paint will get wet and the whole picture will turn out to be blurred and unaesthetic;
- After the whole pattern is covered with wheat, shake off excess grains and allow the paper to dry thoroughly;
- To avoid precipitation of grains, the finished work can be covered with a colorless varnish.
Pasta applique A very original frame can be made from pasta of unusual shapes: shells, spirals, bows.
- Dry pasta is covered with colored varnishes for nails and glued to PVA glue in the right place;
- From a thin vermicelli-web in the same way you can lay out any silhouette or outline of the image;
- From vermishelnyh "nests" you get a wonderful nest imitating a dwelling for industrious birds, in which you can glue several empty shells from quail or pigeon eggs;
- At the end of the work should be fixedglued parts with a clear varnish. Make sure that no corners of pasta spare parts are spoiled, otherwise all work may be in vain.
The corner looks very impressivedecorated with delicate buds and beautiful flowers made with your own hands from satin ribbons of different colors and different widths. You can attach the finished seven-color flowers to the corner using glue or double-sided tape.
Decoration with decoupage technique
To decorate a corner using decoupage technique you will need:
- Acrylic paints;
- Napkins with beautiful ornaments or unusual prints;
- Decoupage glue
- Paper material: traditional, crumpled or rice paper;
- Acrylic lacquer for fixing.
It is best (and easier) to apply decoupage ondegreased laminated or glass surface of the corner. The cut out details of the images are glued to the surface and carefully smoothed from the center to the edges. The product is varnished several times on top. The duty corner can be combined with a corner of living nature, exhibition stands with crafts and drawings, thereby creating a whole gallery of creative achievements in the kindergarten. Having become a participant in such an exhibition, your child will strive to go to kindergarten with joy and inspiration, and you will still have to persuade him to return home from the garden.
