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We're setting a bright sun!
Media Education for Kindergarten and Hort
Relief in everyday life, targeted promotion of individual children, independent learning and - without any pre-knowledge already usable by the youngest!
Draw a circle with approx. 8 cm diameter on yellow clay paper and cut it out.
Likewise 12 yellow "drop-shaped" rays (these do not necessarily all have to be accurately equal in size.)
Place the sun "for testing" on the white leaf and then glue it.
For reinforcement, the white sheet is still glued to a yellow clay paper. (A small yellow border looks nice!) Therefore, cut the clay paper slightly larger!
Lamination of the sun image now.
Provide the glass nuggets or glass stones in a bowl.
The laying material is ready!
Have fun with it.
Materials
Directions
Draw a circle with approx. 8 cm diameter on yellow clay paper and cut it out.
Likewise 12 yellow "drop-shaped" rays (these do not necessarily all have to be accurately equal in size.)
Place the sun "for testing" on the white leaf and then glue it.
For reinforcement, the white sheet is still glued to a yellow clay paper. (A small yellow border looks nice!) Therefore, cut the clay paper slightly larger!
Lamination of the sun image now.
Provide the glass nuggets or glass stones in a bowl.
The laying material is ready!
Have fun with it.
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