Teaching Purpose
1. Understand the knowledge and characteristics of the Pearl Chicken Encyclopedia 2.Learn the painting skills of monochrome scratch paper 3.Feel the fun of comprehensive material painting by combining scratch painting with paper-cut sticking and clay making, and stimulate children's creative interest 4.Learn beautiful color collocation
Teaching tools
White scratch paper, scratch brush, color clay, gouache paint, gouache, various colors of cardboard, scissors, solid glue stick, wrinkled paper, lace paper, simulated lawn fiber, round sponge stick
Observation and discussion
Also known as "guinea fowl", the pearl chicken has gray and white spots, short and rounded wings, and is good at flying. Originally a wild animal that lived in Africa for human viewing, it was later domesticated and became a bird that could be eaten by people. Because the feathers of the beaded chicken are distributed in a circle in the middle, it looks like a pearl, so it is called a guinea fowl, and the feathers of the beaded chicken can also make hats for people
The beaded chicken is a bird of the order Chickaceae, there are 7 species, a robust ground-dwelling bird, is an obese, small-headed medium-sized terrestrial bird, the pearl chicken bird is distributed in the tropical regions of Africa, from dense rainforests to semi-deserts. Next, let's move our little hands and draw a picture together
Production steps
Step 1: First of all, we use a circular sponge stick dipped in green gouache paint to print the layers of grass on the white background paper.
Step 2: Use different forms and colors of simulated lawn fibers to show the texture of grass.
Step 3: Draw different forms of beaded chickens on white scratch paper and use scissors to cut and paste them in your favorite area.
Step 4: Select white, dark blue, light blue, black cardboard, cut the shape of the long feathers at the neck of the beaded chicken and paste it.
Step 5: Observe the "pearl" pattern on the beaded chicken and use the scratch brush to paint on the scratch paper.
Step 6: Observe the color of the head of the beaded chicken and paint with gouache paint.
Step 7: Use wrinkled paper to roll out the volumetric texture of the fence and use a glue stick to paste it.
Step 8: Choose the favorite clay color to make three-dimensional stones and flowers, make the picture more abundant, and feel the beauty of the contrast between flat and three-dimensional.
Step 9: Finally adjust the picture, the work as a whole is completed.