GCD for drawing in the middle group Topic: “Apple-ripe, apple-sweet”
Guzel Sitdikova
GCD for drawing in the middle group Topic: “Apple-ripe, apple-sweet”
-Continue to introduce children to paint apple with gouache paints .
-Show the possibility of depicting half an apple (with colored pencils or felt-tip pens)
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-Develop aesthetic perception, the ability to convey the characteristic features of an artistic image.
-Cultivate artistic taste.
Preliminary work: Didactic games “Fruits and vegetables”
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“Guess the taste”
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“Wonderful bag”
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Reading the text by L. Tolstoy “The old man planted apple trees ”:
— The old man was planting apple trees . They said to him: “Why do you need apple trees ? fruit from these an apple from them .” The old man said: “I won’t eat it, others will eat it, they’ll thank me.”
Recommended teaching aids, clarity.
Posters "Fruit"
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“Trees”
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“Color.
Rainbow" .
How to draw a tree without leaves
You need to learn to draw a tree from its trunk and branches. So we will show beginners how to draw an apple tree step by step with a pencil, first without leaves and fruits. Start work from the bottom up from a flat part of the trunk. It is drawn in the usual way: from below the trunk expands slightly due to the roots, and closer to the top of the tree it narrows.
The asymmetrical branch located first looks interesting. To do this, a branch is made on one side of the smooth trunk, first a straight part of the branch, and then several small ones are drawn at its end. Next, a small segment of a straight trunk is extended, and paired branches are drawn in different directions. The branches can be placed opposite each other or with a slight upward shift. At the points of their connection with the trunk, expansion is made. The top of the tree has several small branches emanating from a single point. Each detail shows from 2 to 4 small branches.
Progress of the lesson
Educator: Children, I’ll tell you a riddle, and you listen carefully and tell me the answer:
It fell from a branch,
It rolled and disappeared.
- And it didn’t disappear at all!
Yanik got it!
Guess what fell?
What was rolling? What's missing?
Children: Apple (If children find it difficult to say, then the teacher helps)
Surprise moment: Children, someone is knocking on our door. (The teacher opens the door)
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The group includes a squirrel .
Squirrel: Hello children.
Children: Hello squirrel.
Squirrel: I came to you today with gifts, laying out apples of different varieties on the table. What do you guys think, what is this?
Children: Apples .
Squirrel: That's right, these are apples .
Educator: Well done guys. And now I suggest you look at the apples that the squirrel brought us. What shape are they?
Educator: How do ripe apples
Children: When ripe they are sweet, not when ripe they are sour.
Educator: And now I suggest you draw a ripe , juicy apple with a red side.
Educator: And now I will show you the sequence of work:
The apple is ripe , red,
Apple crispy,
I'll break the apple in half
an apple with my friend.
Educator: And now I will show you an apple , and I suggest you draw a cut apple from life with colored pencils.
Look at all the drawings with the children, invite the children to clean everything on their tables. And after cleaning, the design of the exhibition of children's drawings “Ripe Apples ”
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Squirrel: Children, let's play the game "Wonderful Bag"
. This bag contains geometric shapes, you take the object with your hands and tell me what kind of object it is, without looking into the bag.
Children and Squirrel play a didactic game. After playing, Squirrel says goodbye to the children.
Squirrel: Goodbye guys.
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Apple: drawing for children
We didn’t waste time on trifles and drew a whole basket of rosy apples. Now I’ll briefly tell you how my 7-year-old son makes drawings with his mother.
It still remains a mystery to me why such a smart boy cannot grasp the basic skills of art. At the same time, I consider him to be a creative person: he makes any crafts, plays the piano. Since early childhood we have been using pencils, paints, and felt-tip pens, but if earlier I referred to age and poor coordination of movements, now there is nothing to blame. If this is your case, then watch how I work with it.
Having chosen one of the familiar techniques, I began to learn the basics. There is a magnetic board hanging on the wall in the children's room. She helps with various projects, she does my school homework almost every day, and she has become my drawing assistant. On my Facebook page, I periodically share my discoveries of step-by-step lessons. Subscribe! Having started apple week, I downloaded a wonderful master class for children here.
In our case, it was a lesson with my mother - I drew each step on the board, Alexander repeated it on paper. And although the use of a ruler was not planned, its use turned out to be useful for practice and the final form of creative work.
What you will need:
- A sheet of thick paper;
- pencil;
- colored crayons;
- black felt-tip pen.
Parent's Guide:
- Print out a step-by-step instructional copy.
- Draw center lines on paper.
- The child follows the teaching program using a pencil.
- Trace the outlines with a black marker.
- The student carefully colors the details with crayons.
We've changed the process a little. Since the last school year, acrylic paints have been used in art classes at the Lyceum. Tubes with leftovers were sent home by the teacher. Don't get lost! Therefore, first the child colored the picture with paints, then outlined the outlines in black.
What I notice is that my son gains confidence because the end result looks quite nice. And I, as always, put finished works in a specially created folder. The time will come, we will smile together over the difficulties in drawing.
For those who are more advanced and prefer realistic pencil drawings, I suggest this video:
Notes on drawing “Ripe, red, sweet apple” in the middle group
Elena Kolesnikova
Notes on drawing “Ripe, red, sweet apple” in the middle group
Educator: Kolesnikova E.V.
Lesson notes on art activities in the middle group .
Drawing with paints (from life)
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The apple is ripe , red , sweet .”
Goal: to teach children to create from nature and from imagination the image of a ripe , red apple .
1. Teach children to paint a multi-colored apple with gouache paints .
2. Show the possibility of depicting half an apple .
3. Develop aesthetic perception, the ability to convey the characteristic features of an artistic image.
4. Cultivate artistic taste.
Didactic game “Wonderful bag”.
Blooming apple tree branch
The apple tree in bloom looks great. You can first make a sketch with a pencil, as in the picture below. Flowers appear before leaves, so a bare branch or the entire tree is drawn, as in the previous paragraph, and then large flowers with five petals and small unopened buds mixed in are drawn.
The flowers are depicted quite close to each other, and in the middle of each draw a bunch of stamens with rounded ends. It is advisable to draw flowers in different ways: some look forward, others turn sideways. The buds are drawn differently. A thin stalk extends from the main branch; then a bed of sepals is drawn, from which small petals extend, tightly adjacent to each other.
Preview:
Lesson notes on fine arts (in the middle group)
Teach children to depict an apple using a means of expression: color, shape, size, correct location on the sheet.
Strengthen the skills of shaping movements and moving the brush along the pile.
Education of aesthetic perception of still life.
Examination and description of various fruits.
Examination of the still life by P. P. Konchalovsky “Apples on the table”
Materials, tools, equipment:
Gouache paints, brushes, cups, napkins, cardboard plates, palettes, apples according to the number of children, a bag, a Bunny toy.
Educator: Guys, look what I found! (showing the bag)
I’ll tell you a riddle now, and the answer is in this bag.
Adults love me
Educator: Well done! You have solved the riddle. There is an apple in the bag.
Educator: Guys, do you hear someone crying!
Interesting, I'll go and have a look. (the teacher brings in the hare)
Educator: Hello bunny! Why are you crying?
Educator: Look, Bunny, is this your bag?
Bunny: Yes! Where did you find it?
Educator: We found it here in the group, but there is only one apple.
Bunny: How come, where did the rest of the apples go?
Educator: Look, Bunny! There's a big hole in your bag. While you were running, you lost almost all the apples along the way.
Educator: I think I came up with it! Now the guys and I will draw apples. Are you a bunny living in a fairy forest? And there everything drawn turns into the real thing.
Bunny: Let's dance together!
Physical school
Educator: Well done! We had a lot of fun!
Let's help the bunny draw apples?
(Children sit at tables)
Educator: We will draw our apples on a plate. These plates are not simple, they are magical, as soon as they get into the fairytale forest, the painted apples will turn into real ones. To do this, we need to try and become artists.
Children: Artists paint pictures.
Ah, now I want to introduce you to the works of real artists who painted still lifes. A still life is a painting that depicts flowers, fruits, household items, and things that a person uses. These artists also depicted apples in their paintings.
(I put the bunny on the stand) Sit down, bunny, and listen carefully.
I. Khrutsky “Flowers and Fruits”.
Educator: Look carefully at this still life.
—What do you like most?
In this picture everything looks like the real thing. Beautiful flowers, juicy apples, velvety peaches, transparent grapes.
K.S. Petrov-Vodkin “Apple and Cherry”
Educator: Oh, this is a still life by another artist.
— How does this still life differ from the previous one?
Here the artist depicted only an apple and a cherry.
Cherry answers: “Yes, I am smaller than you, but very tender, my skin is transparent and thin. I am filled with aromatic juice. And my color is much brighter than yours. I have a deep scarlet color.”
Life cycle of an apple
Continuing the topic, we will use the second part of the downloaded material - we will discuss how an apple grows. Last year, my son came across a sprouted seed in the fruit he was eating and we decided to plant it. It soon became clear that a wild bird had emerged with thorns on a young trunk, and the gardener was pouring water on it. Therefore, things didn’t go further than a glass. But this experience also helped me find out what an apple tree grows from. We read a lot of information then, and Alexander was surprised how long it would take to wait for fruit from our sprout.
This time we repeated the life cycle. The child is asked to glue the “petals” to the hexagon in the correct order and color the picture. Here's what it looks like when finished.
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Let's add color
Whatever way you choose to depict this tree - with a round crown or with individual leaves - the picture needs to be brightly colored.
You can use several shades of the same color to make the design more natural.
Now you know how to draw an apple tree step by step with a pencil. Beginning artists will definitely find our advice useful. Take a sheet of paper and try to repeat the sample drawings yourself. Good luck!
