Many children like to make something. Such classes are very useful, as they develop imagination, patience, spatial thinking. I suggest making a nice mouse out of an unnecessary cardboard box with the children.
Materials and tools for the master class "Cardboard Mouse"
cardboard and colored paper in blue, pink paper, cardboard box, PVA glue, double-sided tape, ruler, simple pencil, black marker.
Instructions:1. Take a small cardboard box, for example, from a cream or toothpaste.
2. Glue the sides of the box with blue paper.
3. Draw and cut front and hind legs (in two parts) from blue cardboard. Moreover, the width of these parts should coincide with the width of the box, and the neck should be added to the front legs. In addition, we cut out ears (4 parts) from blue cardboard, a tail (2 parts in the form of elongated triangles) and a head in the form of a semicircle with a diameter of 12.5 cm (1 part). From pink paper we cut out two parts for the middle of the ears.
4. Glue in pairs the details of the forepaws, the details of the hind legs and the details of the tail.
5. Glue the ears and glue the pink parts to them. To paws, tail and ears were even after drying, put them under the press.
6. Turn the semicircle into a cone and glue it together.
7. When the paws are dry, bend them at the end.
8. Glue the paws to the box with glue or double-sided tape.
9. The tail is slightly bent and glued to the hind legs.
10. Glue the ears to the cone.
Not every child has seen a real mouse. But thanks to fairy tales and illustrations to them, he will unmistakably find this animal in pictures among other characters.
To familiarize yourself with this rodent, invite your child to make a paper mouse. Most likely, he will be completely delighted with this venture!
The mouse assembly scheme is simple, so even a preschooler (with your help, of course) can easily cope with this interesting task.
You will need a square sheet of single-sided or double-sided colored paper in a suitable color.
Paper mouse folding sequence
Prepare a square sheet of paper.
If the paper is single-sided, turn it upside down with the white side. Fold in half diagonally and then expand.
Bend the top and bottom sides of the square to the middle, folding both sides in half diagonally. You will get a rhombus.
The short sides of the rhombus also bend diagonally to the middle. Iron the bends.
Return the just bent parts of the workpiece to its original position.
Grasp the corner of the sheet, bend it to the left, connecting the upper and lower sides of the paper together. You should have a right angle at the bend.
Gently iron the top of the sheet by folding along the dashed line and along the finished fold to the right.
The upper part of the leaf should neatly lie on the bottom in this way.
Fold the opposite side of the workpiece as well.
In the middle of the craft, two movable triangles are formed, on each of which a fold passes through the top to the edge of the leaf.
Wrap half the triangle on this fold inside the craft.
In this case, the edge of the bent part will look out.
With the second movable triangle, do the same.
After that, in the middle of the workpiece you will have a small ledge, consisting of two small triangles. These are future mouse ears.
To form a head for the mouse, bend the left side of the elongated rhombus approximately 2/3 in length (along the dashed line).
Draw a line from the center point of the workpiece to the top corner. Do the same from the opposite side.
Bend the shaded parts of the part under the craft.
Fold the workpiece horizontally in half.
Bend the upper part of the moving part to the right at an acute angle (as shown in the photo).
Spread the edges of the part in the form of a pouch, forming an eye. Make the second eye the same.
Decide on the length of the trunk and tail of the mouse. To do this, draw a line parallel to the left edge of the workpiece, retreating about 1 cm to the right of the fold located across the craft.
Bend the right side of the craft in a dashed line to the left.
Return to starting position. Twist it in folds.
Have you played enough in cat and mouse? Take a break for creativity! The master class demonstrates how to make a mouse out of paper. Create a couple of funny rodents for the company with the child - and make sure that it is not at all difficult, even for a preschooler. It is interesting to realize the idea with a group of children, for example, in kindergarten or in elementary grades.
Step-by-step photos accompany your work from the preparation of materials to a beautiful result. Only 3 simple actions - and in the hands of your child are neat crafts. And the child also rejoices in the fact that each figure becomes for him also a fun toy!
Appreciate the idea? Surprise your child with other educational games on the "mouse" theme! For example, Hasbro's Mousetrap game is great for an evening in the family circle.
How to make a mouse out of paper with your own hands?
The materials will need the simplest:
- colored paper (plus a sheet of white)
- black marker / marker
- pVA glue
- scissors
STEP 1. Print the finished template. You can do this right away on a color printer or print it on a white sheet, cut and circle the patterns on paper of the desired colors.
STEP 2. Fold a droplet-body along and stick a tail to the rounded side.
STEP 3. Glue small circles on large circles and glue the resulting ears to the sides of the "head" of the animal.
Well-fed mice are ready to frolic with their little master! Just look at how wonderful crafts contrasting colors and different sizes look.
Make an entire family of paper mice!
How to make a mouse out of paper: An original simple craft for children and adults as a gift for a holiday and for staging fairy tales. Step-by-step master class.
How to make a mouse out of paper
These paper mice can be made a gift for any occasion. You can make a set of mice (mouse-mom, mouse-dad and their mouse). You can make such mice as a gift for February 14. Indeed, on this day, in many countries of the world, people give each other valentines with verses, good wishes.
Today we will cut out several hearts of different sizes from paper and ... we will make an article out of them - a mouse as a gift to relatives, loved ones.
The master class is conducted by Vera Parfentieva, a reader of Native Path, a technology teacher, the head of an art circle, a participant in our online workshop of educational games “Through the game - to success!”
How to make a mouse out of paper: materials and tools
For work it is necessary:
- color double-sided paper,
- glue stick,
- black felt-tip pen or helium pen,
- scissors.
How to make a mouse out of paper: a phased master class
The mouse is made very simple and fast! Its manufacture will give you great pleasure!
Step 1
Cut symmetrical hearts out of colored paper: large for the body, medium for the stand, 2 small for the ears and tail. I cut without any template preparation, by eye. If you are not sure of the proportions of the details, first make a trial version on the old notebook sheets or the cover of the notebooks and specify the sizes that you like. And then having already precisely decided on the suitable sizes, cut out the child from colored paper.
In the photo below the details of the mouse: The big heart is the body of the mouse, the middle is the stand for the toy - the mouse, the two small hearts are the ears for the mouse and the part is the tail.
Step 2
Bend a large heart in half, then bend to the sides its rounded parts at the top. These will be the paws of the mouse.
Step 3
Lubricate one half of the big heart with glue along its contour, glue the tail part and grease it on top with glue.
Step 4
Fold a large heart (a part with paws and a tail) along the bend in half, glue the workpiece. The mouse image is already showing up! Her torso appeared!
Step 5
- Making mouse ears. Attach small hearts to the sharp part of the torso blank (where the mouse head is planned), move them along the blank to better determine where the ears are. There are no specific points. It all depends on your imagination, what image you will create! What kind of mouse you will have - fearful or brave, funny or dreaming.
- Glue the ears in the selected place.
Step 6
- Cut two small circles out of black paper, stick the circles on the nose of the mouse on both sides of the toy.
- Draw with a felt-tip pen a mustache and an eye. Or maybe she can also draw cilia? This is your creativity!
Step 7
Lubricate the bent tabs with glue.
Glue the resulting mouse blank on the middle heart, which will serve as a stand.
Step 9
Make a second mouse, put them opposite each other. Here they are in love with mice!
Creative task:
- Make such wonderful mice as a gift!
- Think about what crafts can still be made from different-sized hearts? Try to independently develop the design and manufacturing technology of the new crafts.
“Have you read the tale of the stupid little mouse?” Using this technology, make a mouse - a mom and a mouse to play this fairy tale. Or maybe you fantasize and make all the characters from a fairy tale?
Paper is one of the most environmentally friendly and easy-to-use materials for creativity. Usually, children enthusiastically cut and glue paper, creating various shapes from it. Invite the child to make a small cute mouse, and he will gladly take up the job.
How to make a mouse out of paper with your own hands - master class
To make a mouse, we need:
- paper of red, light gray, pink, yellow and green colors;
- glue;
- pencil:
- scissors;
- the handle is black.
Operating procedure
- Let's make a pattern for a paper mouse - cut out the trunk, head, paw, tail, nose, apron, an apron belt and two details of the ears.
- Cut out the details of the mouse from colored paper. Cut the body out of red paper. From light gray - two parts of the head, ears and tail, as well as four parts of the paws. From black paper we cut out the nose, from pink - two small details of the ears, and from yellow - an apron and an apron belt.
- Glue the nose to one part of the head, draw the eyes with a black pen.
- Glue the pink details to the gray details of the ears.
- Glue the ears to another part of the head.
- To the detail of the head with glued ears we glue another detail of the head - with the nose and eyes.
- The detail of the body of the mouse is collapsed in the form of a cone and glued.
- Glue the head to the body of the mouse.
- Glue the legs in pairs.
- Glue the paws to the body of the mouse.
- Glue the details of the tail.
- Glue the tail to the body.
- From green paper we cut two stripes with curly scissors and glue them to the apron. Glue the apron belt to the body so that the ends of the belt are located in front. Glue the apron on top.
Handmade paper mouse is ready. If you increase or decrease the size of the pattern, then you can make a whole mouse family. You can also use mouse as a girlfriend
