Handmade crafts for May 9 - master classes on crafts for school and kindergarten with photo examples

During the onset of a very significant day - May 9. For all schoolchildren are planned tasks in the form of creating handmade crafts for the exhibition. This article will describe options for products that children can collect.

May 9 is an important event for Russia. Great Victory Day, in honor of the end of the war in 1945. In memory of the fallen soldiers who defended our homeland in all schools and kindergartens are created competitions and exhibitions on the theme of the holiday.

In this way, children are fostered respect for the great holiday and the people who gave their lives for our prosperity. The holiday means a lot to most people.

We have collected various options for crafts that you can make together with your child while telling him the story of the grandparents who fought for our existence. Veterans are becoming fewer and fewer, but the memory of heroes should live on forever.

Plus, provide great ideas for school displays.

Kindergarten crafts

It's not easy for young children to convey the importance of the great victory day, but together making crafts will be much easier to talk about this topic. Thanks to this, they will understand why the annual parade, fireworks, and many are dressed in military uniform.

Let's translate the memory of the soldiers in the crafts, and start with military equipment.

The easiest crafts is considered a tank. There are a variety of ways to build and different models. For the simplest tank will need two matchboxes, a match and some plasticine.

The boxes are placed horizontally on top of each other.
The turret is made of plasticine and attached to the top.
You can attach a hatch and other ammunition to the turret, add the main attribute of the tank, the muzzle from a match.
From plasticine, mold a few balls and attach them to the bottom of the tank, it will be a track.

Fireworks .

If you were planning to work with paints on this day. Then create an applique salute. This word is familiar and loved by all children. Here everything is simple:

You will need a dark background, if there is no dark paper, paint over a plain scrapbook.

Start drawing the contours of the city with white paint.
Improvise, and splash paint with a brush to mimic the fireworks.
The fireworks should be in the blue sky, so the colors will contrast.
You can use watercolor or wet crayons for the fireworks.
Be sure to use lots of bright colors! This is important for a cheerful picture.

Yarn Salute.

Cut multicolored strips and prepare a colored sheet
Use glue to attach the blanks to the sheet of paper.
It is better to smear PVA glue on the sheet, and sprinkle the threads and make fancy shapes.

Ideas

Tissues make great lettering on paper. Tearing off pieces and making lumps, you can write the cherished words Holiday May 9. Do not forget to depict a star, because it is the symbol of the holiday.

Use the paper to create an applique of the eternal flame. You will need at least three colors of paper. Silver is for the base. Red is for the fire and orange (yellow) for the inside of the fire. All parts are carefully cut out with scissors and glued to the sheet. Probably a child will not cope and will not be able to carefully cut out all the parts of the applique, here an adult comes to the rescue and helps, the rest is done by a child.

At each stage it is important not to forget about the St. George's ribbon.

Every year during the holiday campaigns are held and St. George ribbons are handed out. Such an idea has appeared since 2005. Since then it has become a tradition and has not been forgotten for a long time. And by 2008 the ribbons had become known to thirty countries and actions were also held. For all the years of the ribbon's existence more than 50 million ribbons have been distributed around the world.

The organizers of this mass action say that all these actions are aimed to unite the people. The main goal is not to let the younger generation forget about the heroes, thanks to whom there is peace all around. We lost a huge number of beautiful people in a terrible war, and we will forever owe them.

Postcards made of paper

Paper cards are a very easy way to congratulate the older generation. Children won't need much skill to depict the number nine on a blue background. But it is important to add a St. George's ribbon, then everyone will understand what it is all about.

As always, all the details are cut out separately and only after the composition is constructed. Adds beauty lily of the valley, it is a sign of spring.

Real craftsmen build carnations out of paper and give them together with cards.

Many children love to draw, but most do not want to fantasize and create a masterpiece by trial and error. Therefore, coloring books were created just for these children. Get them in any bookstore, and just before the holiday their number will be huge.

Adults can create a festive mood. You will need to find several stencils of a large model of the eternal flame. All parts are cut out separately and hand stapled without the use of glue.

Tips

If the applique was assembled for a contest for school, then do not forget to include the name and surname of the child. Everyone should know about the brilliant person who created this beauty.
Most of the crafts on the Internet are presented as a sample. We strongly recommend not looking for stencils and not copying existing crafts. Think up and design everything yourself, it is much more interesting and useful for the head.
Take pictures with especially successful handicrafts and post them for those same handicraft lovers.
For veterans, a handmade gift makes it clear that the deeds of heroes are not forgotten.

This holiday is great for introducing a child to history. Still, everyone should know about the existence of the war. About those terrible times that left us. We are infinitely grateful to the veterans for our lives. In the future, when your child is already in high school and in history classes will talk about the Great Patriotic War, he will be grateful to you for the early knowledge and experience that you have transferred using crafts.