This folded bird is a small fine motor challenge for primary school children, where finger skills are required. It starts with measuring and painting a paper strip with the dimensions 20cm x 2cm. Use a copy paper for this, because this can be easily processed. Then follow the illustrated instructions. Only after the folding you cut the head with beak and the tail feathers.
You can simply put the little bird on a branch or branch without an additional thread for hanging. As an addition to a crafted birdhouse you can make many of these birds in different colors.
Enjoy crafting and decorating!
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!
Cut a paper strip in size 20cm x 2cm.
First measure the size with a ruler and draw it with a pencil.
Then cut off the strip.
Now you put the strip of width before you on the table.
Place the left and right sides in the middle on top of each other.
Then bend the left end of the strip to the back.
Then you push it out in the middle again.
Gently pull out the strip.
Pull it until you've pulled it all through.
Now you paint the head with the beak and the tail feathers. Orient yourselves to the templates. You can also paint the head with the beak and the tail feathers freely and cut out.
Paints on one end of the strip the head and on the other the tail of the bird.
Then cut her head and tail.
Finally, paint an eye on the front and back of the bird.
The bird is ready.
Now you can put the bird on a branch. Just look outside for some branches.
Have fun in being creative!
Materials
Directions
Cut a paper strip in size 20cm x 2cm.
First measure the size with a ruler and draw it with a pencil.
Then cut off the strip.
Now you put the strip of width before you on the table.
Place the left and right sides in the middle on top of each other.
Then bend the left end of the strip to the back.
Then you push it out in the middle again.
Gently pull out the strip.
Pull it until you've pulled it all through.
Now you paint the head with the beak and the tail feathers. Orient yourselves to the templates. You can also paint the head with the beak and the tail feathers freely and cut out.
Paints on one end of the strip the head and on the other the tail of the bird.
Then cut her head and tail.
Finally, paint an eye on the front and back of the bird.
The bird is ready.
Now you can put the bird on a branch. Just look outside for some branches.
Have fun in being creative!
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