Take an apple as a model, draw the outline and paint it. Glued on a colorful paper, you have a beautiful autumn work of art. Check out the colour gradients, where the style is and maybe your apple also has a leaf? The children learn to look closely at the apple, they deal with the color gradients and cut and paint. Above all, however, the small crafting is fun.
Each child gets an apple, a colouring sheet, a white leaf and a pen.
Now the children try to paint the outline of the apple.
If this is still too difficult for the children, you can also paint an apple shape. You can cut these out and the children can paint around the shape.
Tip: try to paint the form yourself (and not to use a copy or template if possible), so the children can look at how you do it. This motivates them to try it themselves in the future. It's not about the shape looking perfect, but about creating something.
Now the kids can paint the apple.
They can orient themselves by the colors of the apple that stands right in front of them. Maybe your apple has a wormhole or a brown spot?
Then paint a small stalk and a leaf. Cut it out and paint it out.
Now you stick the stalk and the leaf to the apple.
Then stick the apple on a clay paper.
The work of art is finished!
Now just look for a nice place to hang up.
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