Drawing winter with preschoolers: step-by-step master classes, a collection of ideas.

Drawing winter with preschoolers

In this article you will find step-by-step master classes on drawing with children before school age winters in different techniques:

• drawing winter with gouache,
• we draw winter using the grattage technique,
• painting with salt.

Master classes will help teachers and parents conduct drawing classes in kindergarten, children's studio and home.

Master class 1. Drawing winter with gouache with preschoolers

Author of the master class: Parfentyeva Vera, technology teacher, head of the children's club artistic creativity, reader of "Native Path". In the article, the photo shows drawings of children - students of Vera's studio.

Materials and tools for drawing

To complete a winter drawing, you need to prepare for your child:

• album sheet,
• paints (watercolor or gouache),
• brush (you need a wide flat brush),
• round brushes No. 1 -2, 4-5.

Children's age

This drawing can be drawn by children aged 5 years and older (senior preschool and primary school age.

How to draw winter with children: step-by-step description

Step 1.Prepare the background. To do this, you need to apply several strokes of blue, red, yellow, purple (can be green) paint with a wide brush. Then put white paint on the brush and stretch the color. Until the desired background is obtained, in which one tone transforms into another.

Step 2. We draw the outlines of the trees.

— Apply white paint to a round brush No. 4 or 5, and holding the brush vertically, first point out the contours of two trees in the center of the sheet (or do it using the poking method). The trees consist of three tiers in the form of a month-like figure or “cloud”. Start drawing from the bottom tier. Make the middle and upper tiers smaller relative to each other.

— Mark round “clouds” for the bushes on the sides of the trees.

— Fill using the poke method inner part each "cloud".

Step 3. Draw snow caps on the trees.

Mix white and black paint on the palette to get a light gray color and also dot it on the white “clouds” gray shade(shadow on the snow caps).

Step 4. We draw trunks and branches of trees and bushes.

Using brush No. 1 or 2, draw thin lines on tree trunks between the tiers of the crown and trunks of shrubs.

Paint the tree trunks with black paint, carefully so as not to touch the crowns.

Draw branches from the trunk.

Step 5. We draw snow on tree trunks and snowdrifts.

• Use white paint to apply thin lines along the trunks of trees and shrubs.
• Under the trees, outline the contours of the snowdrifts with a No. 5 brush and fill the “drifts” with white paint.

Step 6. Drawing falling snow.

Spray the finished drawing with white paint, brushing it over the brush, simulating falling snow. How to draw falling snow “spray” You are shown in the photo.

Our drawing is ready. Try to depict winter in a drawing! Good luck in your creativity!

And below is an example children's drawing for this master class. It was drawn by Nastya (7.5 years old).

Drawing winter with children using scratch paper technique

Drawing a winter picture with salt: technique

In the video you will see the drawing technique using the example of a snowman. But you can do the same with an image winter tree, houses, clearings, forests.

How to draw winter with gouache: step-by-step video for children 6 years and older

Drawing with gouache “Winter morning” step by step with photos for children 5-6 years old

Drawing a winter landscape "Winter morning" master class with step by step photos for children 5-6 years old

Materials: a sheet of watercolor paper, gouache, synthetic or squirrel brushes

Before starting work, let's look at photographs of a winter dawn with the children. Special attention let's look at the colors of the sky. What the sun looks like when it peeks over the horizon. What colors does snow have at dawn?

Sequence of work:

We place the sheet horizontally. We cover the background of the sky with light blue up to the middle of the sheet so that it is lighter in the center and a little darker at the edges.
Let it dry well.

Christmas trees. PVA glue and watercolor. Master class for teachers on drawing (designed for two classes)

Painting combined with volume gives an interesting visual effect. Artists working oil paints, apply textured, bold strokes protruding above the plane of the canvas. In addition, to obtain more volume, they can use acrylic putty, applying it with a palette knife, syringe, or other devices.

And we'll take PVA.
PVA is a universal glue. Use it different ways(including for drawing). Sprinkling PVA with salt, sand, various cereals, eggshells, crumbs from dried leaves, young artists can get original “fluffy” lines. Our lines will remain translucent, and this will give the landscape a slightly hazy, mysterious look.
Instructions
PVA glue comes in different consistencies. It is difficult to draw too thick, as well as too liquid. Before use, shake it well several times. Hold the tube vertically, without tilting, squeezing slightly.

Progress

1. Draw a horizon line, snowdrifts, and a path.
2. The trunks of the fir trees are outlined, the composition is specified.
3. The main branches are drawn to the left and right of the trunk, and then the branches hanging down.
4. Needles are drawn on each branch. Snowflakes (or stars and the moon) appear in the sky.

Natalya Filimonova.
Christmas tree.
A Christmas tree in summer is just a Christmas tree:
If you touch a branch, it hurts your fingers,
The trunk is entwined with cobwebs,
The fly agaric is standing below.
That's when winter comes,
The tree seems to come to life:
It will fluff up in the cold,
Will straighten up under the winds,
Not prickly at all
Like a fragrant flower.
It doesn't smell like dew or honey,
The tree smells like New Year!

I. Tokmakova.
Ate.
Ate at the edge of the forest -
To the top of the sky -
They listen, they are silent,
They look at their grandchildren.
And the grandchildren-Christmas trees -
Thin needles
At the forest gate
They lead a round dance.

O. Vysotskaya
Herringbone
Not a leaf, not a blade of grass!
Our garden became quiet.
And birches and aspens
The boring ones stand.
Only one Christmas tree
Cheerful and green.
Apparently she's not afraid of the cold,
Apparently she is brave.

I. Tokmakova
"Silently the spruce sways..."
The spruce sways quietly.
The old year is ending.
It's good in the forest in winter,
The forest is decorated with fringe,
The ringing snow sparkles,
The frost turns silver.
The spruce sways quietly.
The old year is ending.
Laughter, fun, games, jokes,
Songs, joy, dancing!
We all have a good life
In a New Year's fairy tale!

I found an interesting selection on the Internet. (the most interesting, for me, is at the end))

1. Winter drawings. "Volume snow paint"

If you mix equal amounts of PVA glue and shaving foam, you will get wonderful airy snow paint. She can draw snowflakes, snowmen, polar bears or winter landscapes. For beauty, you can add glitter to the paint. When painting with this paint, it is better to first with a simple pencil outline the contours of the drawing, and then color it with paint. After some time, the paint will harden, and you will get a voluminous winter picture.

An interesting idea on the topic of children's winter drawings was suggested by the author of the blog Homeschool Creations. She used putty to paint snow on the transparent film. Now it can be applied to any winter pattern or appliqué, simulating falling snow. They put the film on the picture - it started snowing, they removed the film - the snow stopped.

On a piece of paper, use a thin felt-tip pen to draw wires and light bulb sockets. Now apply the light bulb stencil to each socket in turn and outline it boldly with chalk. Then, without removing the stencil, smear the chalk on the paper using a piece of cotton wool or directly with your finger to create rays of light. You can replace chalk with colored pencil graphite chips.

On the site already mentioned above Maam.ru you will find interesting master class on drawing winter landscapes using templates. You will only need one base color - blue, a coarse bristle brush and a white drawing sheet. When cutting out templates, use the cutting method from paper folded in half. Look how great the drawing is winter forest turned out to be the author of the picture. A real winter fairy tale!

Shaving cream (foam)
- watercolor paints or food coloring in green shades
- flat plate for mixing shaving foam and paints
- paper
- scraper

1. Apply shaving foam to a plate in an even, thick layer.
2. Mix paints or food coloring different shades green color with a small amount of water to make a saturated solution.
3. Using a brush or pipette, drip paint onto the surface of the foam in a random order.
4. Now, using the same brush or stick, beautifully smear the paint over the surface so that it forms fancy zigzags, wavy lines, etc. This is the most creative stage all the work that will bring pleasure to the children.
5. Now take a sheet of paper and carefully apply it to the surface of the resulting patterned foam.
6. Place the sheet on the table. All you have to do is scrape off all the foam from the sheet of paper. For these purposes, you can use a piece of cardboard.

Simply amazing! Underneath the shaving foam you'll find stunning marble patterns. The paint has time to quickly absorb into the paper; you just need to let it dry for a few hours.

15. How to draw winter. How to paint winter with paints

Concluding our review article on winter drawings for children, we want to tell you about one more in an interesting way, how you can paint winter with paints together with your child. To work you will need any small balls and a plastic cup(or any other cylindrical object with a lid).

Place a piece of colored paper inside the glass. Dip the balls in white paint. Now put them in a glass, close the lid on top and shake well. As a result, you will end up with colored paper with white streaks. Do the same colored paper with white streaks of other colors. From these blanks, cut out the details of the applique on a winter theme.

Material prepared by: Anna Ponomarenko

Oksana Stol

Hello, dear friends and guests of my page!

I bring to your attention a photo report from classes on unconventional drawing on the theme "Winter"

"Penguins" - imprinted with vegetables (potatoes)

Means of expression: color, spot.

Materials: potatoes cut in half, saucer with gouache, thick paper.

Method of obtaining an image: a child dips a potato in a saucer of paint and makes an imprint on paper.

Potato signets - cut the potatoes in half, make a comfortable “handle” on the workpiece. For each child, two signets of different sizes.

We apply to pre-tinted sheets foam sponge snow, snowdrifts. We make black prints, then white ones, then we draw all the other parts of the body, and finally we draw cotton swabs snow.

If after the print there are still unpainted areas, paint over them with a brush.

And we also drew, as last year, some works that children really like (but now with different children)

"Fairytale Tree" V mixed media: tree - blotography with a tube, snow - poked with a hard brush, snowflakes - with cotton swabs, owls - finger painting

Goal: to introduce children to a new drawing technique - tube blotography; develop imagination, imagination, interest in creative activities.

"Polar Owls"- foam sponge technique

"Owls"- palm painting

"Winter in the Village" with elements of unconventional drawing - cotton swabs.

Goal: to teach children to convey a picture of winter in the village in a drawing, to consolidate the ability to draw different houses and trees. Learn to draw different techniques using classical technique- brush, drawing with cotton swabs - snow. Develop imaginative perception and imaginative ideas, creativity.

"Polar Bear and Northern Lights"- drawing with applique elements

Goal: To clarify and expand children’s knowledge about natural phenomena Far North.

Learn to create an image of the northern lights using watercolors - using the “wet on wet” technique

Strengthen children's knowledge about climate features;

Develop creative imagination, imagination, fine motor skills;

Continue teaching children to carefully cut out bears by first folding the sheet in half

To develop children's interest in natural phenomena

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