Open drawing lesson in the preparatory group. Topic “Autumn Landscape” (non-traditional technique - leaf printing)

Hi all! Lately we have been interested in reading autumn poems, making wreaths and, of course, going for walks and walks. Enjoying the last warm days. And besides this, we draw, try a variety of unconventional drawing methods, in particular, we draw an autumn tree in 9 different ways:

Drawing an autumn tree. Blowing

Materials:

• sheet A4
• tassels;
• cocktail straw;
• freshly picked tree leaves;
• paints: yellow, green, red and brown.

In our case, we prepared the background in advance. When the background dried, a huge brown blot was dropped in the center of the sheet. And they began to take turns blowing out the trunk and branches of the trees with a cocktail straw. The branches turn out thin and unusual. By the way, it also turned out to be an excellent breathing exercise. And the dried tree was additionally decorated with tree leaves.

Watercolor

A sketch that includes several trees and a small village house will help you draw autumn step by step.

Execution order:

1. On the central hill we place the main object - a large tree. Elevation will allow you to present the foreground and background in a new way.
2. Fill the sky with an uneven background.
3. In the same way, distant plantings characterized by blurriness are designed.
4. Now the grass and bushes in the background stand out. Tall specimens are darker than grass.
5. The house is accentuated by the light color of the nearby tree, which attracts attention. We add windows and a roof to it.
6. We add volume to the central elements by playing with chiaroscuro.
7. We draw a winding path and add some crimson to the bushes.
8. Using strokes we highlight the color tints of the crowns.
9. Using warm shades we accentuate the background; it has pronounced detail.

The picture needs to be dried and individual details drawn with colored pencils. The final step is checkmark birds flying to warm countries.

Drawing an autumn tree. Dry leaves and hole punch

Materials:

• sheet A4;
• tassels:
• hole puncher;
• dry tree leaves;
• PVA glue;
• paint: black, brown

I painted birch trees in watercolors. While the birch trees were drying out, my daughter and I used a hole punch to stamp circles from dry tree leaves. Then came the work of the little artist. She herself applied PVA glue to the desired areas of the trees, and then generously sprinkled them with our prepared mini-foliage. The result, in my opinion, came out very nice.

The simplest options

Young artists are able to depict the sad natural season.

Master class for beginners step by step with a pencil:

1. The paper canvas is divided by the horizon line.
2. The foreground will be occupied by trees whose dark, as if saturated with moisture, trunks have different thicknesses and are located with a slight slope. Their bases are slightly wavy.
3. Next, a river with an uneven bank is identified.
4. Tree branches, bushes, grass and fallen leaves are drawn in the coastal area.
5. Shade the trunk shadow.
6. The background has a blurred appearance associated with dampness and cloudiness.
7. The sky is filled with heavy clouds.
8. A flock of birds flying away for the winter will add to the realism.

The pencil technique conveys light and shade and the three-dimensionality of objects, and errors are corrected with an eraser. Instead of a river, a road in a park alley may be shown, narrowing into the distance, a lonely figure wandering along it, lanterns on the side of the road.

• Having sketched the sketch, trace the contours with a felt-tip pen.
• The crowns are yellow, shaded on one side with a light brown pencil.
• The green spot represents the ground and fir trees.
• Give color to the human silhouette.

When thinking about how to draw autumn with a pencil, they turn to their own subjects or copy from the base.

An interesting idea - an umbrella forgotten on a bench.

1. The legs of the bench are drawn at an angle.
2. On the open dome there are knitting needles and a handle.
3. Puddles and leaves on the asphalt are drawn with strokes.
4. You can add oblique lines of a rainfall.

It turns out to be a very nostalgic picture.

Drawing an autumn tree. Sponge

Materials:

• sheet A4;
• sponge;
• paints: yellow, green, red, brown, black.

Here I again drew a tree trunk. I used a clothespin (for convenience) to hook a round piece of sponge and we began stamping the foliage. True, in this drawing we used all the paints that we had in our arsenal. The artist's desire is the law! Why shouldn't the foliage be black and purple?!

Drawing an autumn tree. Plasticine stamps

Materials:

• sheet A4;
• plasticine;
• bottle cap;
• paints: yellow, green, red, brown, black.

Maybe you remember my article about modeling, where I described many of our plasticine games?! There I already mentioned a simple way to make a plasticine stamp. You just need to mold the desired shape (in this case, a leaf) and press it into an unnecessary bottle cap. Now we dip the stamp in paint and decorate a pre-prepared tree branch with leaves.

Drawing with leaf prints on paper in kindergarten

And here is how children from Saratov drew with imprints of leaves on paper. This photo was sent to our competition “Autumn Workshop” by Natalya Vasilyevna Ilyushina (Saratov, MDOU kindergarten No. 196 of compensatory type, teacher of the 1st category).

Such drawings—prints of autumn leaves—were made by Natalya Vasilievna’s children.

Leaf prints on paper: materials for activities with children

Before drawing with leaf prints, when discussing the subjects of future children's works, read one of the poems about autumn to the children, discuss what color palette autumn has, how autumn differs from other seasons. Place the leaves of different trees around the children and play the game “We walked through the forest” (the description of the game is given below) and discuss how the leaves of different trees differ from each other in shape, size, color, and how they can be recognized.

To help teachers and parents, a small selection of poems for discussing them with preschoolers before drawing autumn trees using the technique of leaf prints on paper: these are poems about the colors of autumn. Choose those poems that best suit your plan and the child’s plan. These poems also contain hints about what can be drawn in the autumn landscape.

Poems about autumn colors for drawing classes using the technique of leaf prints on paper

Autumn mixed colors on the palette: Yellow for linden, red for rowan. Ocher in all shades for alder and willow - All trees will look beautiful. The wind blew and dried the leaves, so that the cold rain would not wash away the beauty. The only thing I didn’t decorate was the pine tree and the Christmas tree, because my girlfriends have too sharp needles. (O. Korneeva)

Who paints the leaves of oaks and birches? maples and aspens - So their outfit throws! In the morning I saw how tiny Autumn was on a maple branch in a green dress, a yellow scarf, and red boots, taking with her various watercolors - deftly painting the leaves in different colors. So, this beauty is born! (G. Ryaskina)

Autumn has scattered colors on trees and bushes. And they burn brighter, like summer fires. Golden and crimson, Yellow festive outfit. The last leaf is falling, leaf fall is coming!

I paint autumn in orange - A leaf that flies away with the last greeting, Unripe berries of tart mountain ash, Small baskets of fragrant flowers. A path to the house with a bed of leaves, And an elegant red fox fur coat. And yellow - grass and weeping willow, And the lush mane of the prank maple. I paint autumn with blue paint: The rain of a page in a slanted line, And a flock of nimble flying clouds, And a puddle with a brave seagull boat. There is a lot of work for the red color: The sun has risen before the wind, Viburnum fireworks are sparkling on the branches, And the berries of late raspberries are hiding. But a fly agaric in a bright red beret stands on a hillock, dreaming of summer. I'll draw him white polka dots and a fluffy skirt on a thin leg. Now I’ll add emerald paint and add green color to the trees. And then, beyond the forest, up to the sky, I draw expanses of winter bread. I’ll spend a little black: I’ll paint the clothes of the crows and woodpeckers. I paint trees and branches brown, And tight berets with white mushrooms. And again I paint the fire of falling leaves... How many colors I need for autumn!

Autumn gives miracles, and what miracles! The forests are decked out in golden hats. Red honey mushrooms are sitting in a crowd on a stump, And the spider is such a trickster! - The network is pulling somewhere. Rain and withered grass In a sleepy thicket at night. Incomprehensible words are muttered until the morning. (Author - M. Geller)

Who painted the leaves in our park today? And spins them around and blows them off the branches? It's autumn!

Poems and game “We walked through the forest” Autumn came to visit us The rain and the wind brought The wind blows, blows, tears leaves from the branches. The leaves are spinning in the wind and falling at our feet. Well, we’ll go for a walk and collect leaves... Next, the children stand in a circle and, moving in a circle, say the words and, among all the proposed tree leaves, find the leaf that is mentioned in the text. We walked through the forest, we found an oak leaf... ...we found a leaf from an ash tree... ...we found a leaf from a birch tree... ...we found a maple leaf!

Autumn took a basket under her arm and mixed some cheerful colors into a bottle: Yellow for the leaves, blue for the sky, A little brown to paint the trunks, A drop of green so that the sun-burnt strands of grass would not be withered. I poured in a little orange paint, To color the mushrooms along the path, Red and white for the fly agaric, I saw a saffron milk cap growing by the fence, Various colors for the russula - Let the world be joyful, like in a fairy tale! Brushes in the basket, easel and tripod, Let them be surprised - this is how an artist is! She went out into the street, waved her brush, and the blue sky filled with clouds. She waved again and the grass, the river, and the meadow all around became gray... -What happened to my paint? Apparently I don't know how to paint at all. -You don’t need to mix the paints all at once. You need to paint with different paints. (O. Goldman)

Drawing an autumn tree. Marbles

Materials:

• sheet A4;
• wax candle;
• cotton swab;
• marbles;
• paints: yellow, green, red, brown, black.

I drew a tree trunk with a wax candle and a cotton swab (to be on the safe side, so that when the balls were rolling, the tree trunk would not be completely painted over). When the drawing had dried, my daughter dipped the balls in paint, threw them on our sheet of paper, and then carefully shook the plastic box with the balls and the drawing.

MAGAZINE Preschooler.RF

Completed by the teacher of MBDOU d/s No. 17 “Kolobok”

g.-k. Anapa Gamretskaya Anna Sergeevna

Program content:

1. Introduce children to the painting “Golden Autumn”
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2. Strengthen the ability to draw using various non-traditional techniques (raw drawing, blowing, sponging, placing the image across the entire sheet.
3. Cultivate interest in the visual arts, the ability to see the beauty of nature.
4. Develop creativity, imagination, and the ability to navigate on a sheet of paper.

Technologies used: COR, health-saving.

Material and equipment:

Painting by I. Levitan “Golden Autumn”

, sheets of tinted paper, gouache, palette, blowing tubes, napkins, foam sponge.

Progress of the lesson:

- Look out the window. What time of year is it now? (autumn)

. Why?

What signs of autumn do you know?

Yes, it's autumn now. Almost all the leaves have fallen off. Today I went to kindergarten, the leaves rustled pleasantly under my feet. I wanted to pick up a leaf and bring it here. This leaf turned out to be not ordinary, but mysterious.

Listen to the riddle:

The face of nature is getting darker and darker: The vegetable gardens are turning black, the forests are becoming bare, the bird voices are falling silent,

The bear fell into hibernation. What month did it come to us?

(november)

- That's right, this is the third month of autumn. What other autumn months do you know?

I. Introductory part.

Look at the board, what do you see here? These are reproductions of paintings. Which of these paintings depicts autumn? This painting by Issak Ilyich Levitan, which is called “Golden Autumn”

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What do you see on it? (nature)
. There are other paintings here, too.

Issak Ilyich Levitan, who painted this picture, was very fond of painting nature. He was a famous artist.

Tired? Let's take a little rest.

Physical exercise.

Imagine that we are in the autumn forest and walking along the paths. So we stopped and:

Hands raised and shook These are trees in the forest. Arms bent, hands shaken

The wind knocks down the dew To the side of the hand, Let's wave it smoothly These are the birds flying south.

We will also show how they sit down. The wings are folded back.

II. Main part

— Guys, imagine that you are all artists. If we are artists, what do we do? (paint)

How? What can we draw with?

- What will help us? (our assistant is a tube)

What can you draw with it?
(trees)
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How? (this technique is blowing)
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- Let's start drawing.

Independent work of children. Individual assistance to those who are not quite doing well.

- Look at your paintings, what did you get? What was the mood of the painting? It's very sad, isn't it? Why? (the trees stand without their elegant golden dresses)

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What are the trees' dresses made of? (leaves)
Our magic sponge will help us with this.
How? (technique – sponge painting)
III. Final part

- What did we draw today? How? (technicians)

Let's make a huge forest out of all your paintings.
Bring all your work here. What a beautiful, magical, elegant autumn forest it turned out to be. All the trees in this forest are very beautiful. Do you like the autumn forest? (yes)
And I really like it! That's what good artists you are!

Drawing an autumn tree. Window

Materials:

• window;
• tassel:
• paints: yellow, green, red.

A slightly hooligan way of unconventional drawing. Of course, not everyone will agree to dirty the windows. Although... you just have to see the happy eyes of your child, and even the strictest mother will give in and give all the windows in the house to be torn to pieces. In addition, you won’t believe that at 1.9, the child spent about an hour doing this activity. I think many mothers of babies will agree that keeping a child occupied for such a long time is very, very difficult. All you need is a brush and three types of paint. And then, together, draw the trunk and branches of the tree.