First, let's look at what can be done on this topic. For younger kids, it will be possible to make (not without the help of parents) such a layout from colored paper. It contains all the planets in our solar system. At the same time, of course, we teach the kids the names of the planets.

Application Solar System

You can make such applications from small plasticine balls. Only such compositions are better to draw first and even paint over with flowers. And then you can already roll up small balls and just stick.

After all, the truth is it possible to provide for the competition?

Squirrel in a rocket

We sculpt figurines of astronauts and a lunar rover from salt dough. Simple . This material is a pleasure to work with for several reasons:

• it hardens quickly and can even be placed in the oven;
• it can be easily painted with different colors acrylic paints or gouache;
• environmentally friendly, you can even swallow it))).

Russian cosmonauts and lunar rover

Simple paper rockets can be made by kids 4-5 years old. It turns out a simple kind of origami. And you can stick them on a dark blue background, which will personify outer space.

rockets in the universe

From toys, jars, tubes and plasticine, we will stick such funny aliens.

funny aliens

Another option for the competition in the technique of modular origami.

We turn on the fantasy and use everything: polystyrene foam, tree branches, foil, wire. Even bushings for making rockets will come in handy.

Gagarin in flight

Plasticine composition with saturn, stars, rocket and our green planet.

Milky Way

And some humor

Cat in a hat from the planets of our solar system

I hope we have more or less chosen something for ourselves, what we will make and move on.

Simple crafts for kids in kindergarten for Cosmonautics Day

I propose with the kids to make a rocket from a sleeve (you can even use toilet paper) and colored paper. It turns out such a long and stable little thing that can be put on a blue background and next to the figure of an astronaut.

Add foil and you have a more realistic spacecraft.

Let's fold a spaceship out of paper. To do this simply according to the diagram below.

And here is the finished version. Color it however you like.

Or we will fold an unidentified flying machine out of thick paper. You can make several such gizmos and put them on the blue sky again.

Look at what colorful and at the same time original UFOs we get.

Let's use our favorite baby toy - plasticine. It is malleable, soft and sticks well to almost any surface.

Here are some applications you can do with it in disposable plates.

Saucers - open space

Oh, and we parted ways! We sculpt a cute alien. It will just look good next to a paper flying saucer.

funny alien

Don't want to fold paper? So let's blind her too, because there is a lot of plasticine!

When working with plasticine, the first thing to do is to explain to the children that this is an inedible material and you do not need to take it into your mouth.

Alien and flying saucer made of plasticine

Cosmic idea from paper and cardboard on April 12

Of components such as paper and cardboard, it is easiest to do work in Kindergarten and school. Because they are always in every home. Also scissors and glue. If all this is available, then I propose to build such a composition from a flying spaceship, the sun and Saturn on a black background.

Required for work:

• Cardboard with a black background, about 30 * 25 cm;
• Toilet paper sleeve;
• colored paper;
• Foil gold and silver;
• Semolina;
• Scissors;
• PVA glue;
• Pencil.

Manufacturing:

1. Cut the sleeve in half. Cut off the edges from one end to make the nose of the rocket.

2. Cut out three blue cones from blue paper, which we bend in the middle. These will be our rocket engines. We glue them to the uncut (rear) part of the sleeve.

3. Glue the rocket on a black background.

4. Cut out two petals from red and golden paper. It will be a fire tearing out from behind the ship.

5. Glue the flame and the cut out window.

6. Draw the sun on the golden foil, and Saturn with the ring on the silver foil. Cut out and glue both shapes onto black cardboard.

7. Apply glue to the background and sprinkle with semolina on top. This is our Milky Way. Beautiful craft ready!

Did you like the collage? If you have schoolchildren, then you can make a flying luminous object below.

Video on how to make a flying saucer from a plastic bottle

How to do it - let's watch a short video. I'm sure the kids will enjoy the process itself, and then they will play UFO with enthusiasm. After all, this is not just a craft, but with light special effects!

How to make crafts from disks on a space theme?

CDs are already being thrown into the trash, but in vain. After all, this junk material is very suitable for souvenirs for Cosmonautics Day. Its shiny and round flat surface is very suitable for the production of unidentified flying objects.

Here's a second grader's masterpiece. She used a disk under a flying saucer with a very cute alien.

And this is the alien himself with antennas made of springs and foil.

Interplanetary taxi from the guys from preparatory group in the daycare.

The cutest plate of rhinestones and fluffy antennae.

O! And here is a whole group of funny humanoids with their vehicles.)

And one more idea how to use CDs.

Step by step 3D postcard in the form of a rocket

If you have never created voluminous postcards, then here's a step-by-step method for you. Again, everything is as simple as two and two. And templates can be obtained at the end of my note.

We need:

• Blank sheet of paper A4;
• Simple pencil;
• Scissors;
• colored paper;
• Glue;
• Gouache paints.

Manufacturing:

1. Fold A4 sheet in half. On the fold we draw a half of the rocket.

2. Part of the rocket in the photo below is marked with a dotted line. This means that we will not cut here. And cut out all the straight lines with scissors.

3. We try to do everything as carefully as possible.

4. Turn our starship inside out. It will fold inward and the entire card will fold inward.

5. We draw the details of the ship: nozzles, porthole, nose and flame below.

6. Color the background black with gouache. And the rocket itself in suitable colors.

Here you can dream up and make the face of an astronaut in the window of the porthole.

7. We draw beautiful flames.

8. Cut out different planets from colored paper. We glue them all over the background. You can also make foil stars.

Voila! Our cool voluminous postcard is ready. We give it to the destination.

We make original works for the school competition

Let's get inspired by the ideas of the kids who won space-themed craft contests. They all tried, working through every detail in their masterpieces.

Any available materials were used in the works. These are twine, foam balls as planets, glass pebbles, felt and much more.

international station

Composition of the planet Earth, a rocket and two astronauts in outer space.

Russian cosmonauts

Solar System with satellite and planets.

And here is a magnificent model made of plastic bottles.

We use felt for voluminous appliqué.

Intergalactic travelers.

Beautiful application of napkin balls.

To make it, you need to roll many, many balls of colored paper napkins. But the work seems to be worth it!

A squirrel and a salt dough arrow wave their paws at you).

A drop of imagination on the theme of the galaxy, starships and UFOs - and a wonderful work for the competition is already ready!

Pictures and templates on the theme of space

As a background and pictures, I suggest using cute templates and drawings. They will fit perfectly when creating postcards or crafts on the theme of astronautics.

On this note, I will say goodbye to you for a while. I wish you success in your work and pleasant moments spent together with the guys!

Space, so great and beautiful, but so far away. These are unknown distances, but every day humanity is trying to penetrate deeper and learn the secrets of space. Astronauts are the closest to space. They take off on rockets, see satellites and a star passing by, and maybe even one of them will someday see Martians, if they exist. Let's fantasize. What is it, space? Let's make our own space crafts from paper and improvised materials. Here are some ideas for you.

Paper rockets

We do not throw away cardboard rolls from toilet paper, from this waste material You can do a lot of interesting crafts. A rocket, for example.

Or the simplest rocket - from a paper cone and cylinders.

And the astronauts in the attachment to the rocket can be cut out of paper or even from a foam sponge for washing dishes.

Martians and flying saucers

By the way, aliens are such a grandiose subject for fantasy! Glue them from paper cones, we make from rolls of toilet paper, cartons from egg packaging, from "kinders" + plasticine, from plasticine + beads / buttons ...

AAAAAAAAAAAAAA, the aliens came to us on flying saucers! UFOs can be made from disposable paper plates by gluing them face to face. And in cups from under the jelly we will settle the Martians.

Children imagine the Cosmos as an endless mysterious world inhabited by unusual creatures endowed with superpowers. You should not convince the baby of the opposite, it is better to use these fantasies for development figurative thinking. The ko craft can be made by a group or by an individual kid.

Invite your child to make crafts with materials that are always at home, and you will get fun space crafts. In this article, several master classes will be presented to your attention, where you will learn how to make crafts on the theme of Space.

Painting from cereals "Cosmos"

Craft ko (in kindergarten) may look different. For example, cereals will be an excellent material for creativity.

Source materials:

• gouache paints;
• cereals: rice, beans, buckwheat, peas;
• multi-colored plasticine;
• cardboard, foil;
• glue, brush, scissors;
• saucers;
• clear varnish (can be used for coloring nails).

So, how is cereal made in kindergarten? See below:

1. In advance, so that they have time to dry, we paint over the cereals in various colors: rice - in yellow, buckwheat - in blue, peas and beans - in different colours. To do this, dilute gouache paints of various colors with water and apply to cereals. Dry.
2. Draw the contours of any space objects (rocket, moon, planets, stars) on a sheet of cardboard. then you should knead the plasticine well and fashion the image of the moon and the rocket.
3. Press the painted beans and peas into the plasticine as tightly as possible so that the plasticine is not visible in the gaps.
4. Paste over the rocket window with foil, as well as frame the picture.
5. Carefully apply glue to the contour of the stars, sprinkle with yellow rice cereal. When the glue dries, shake off the excess.
6. Lubricate the unoccupied gaps thickly with glue and cover with blue buckwheat groats. Shake off excess. Repeat so many times that as a result all the voids are filled.
7. Lacquer some of the details of the picture.

Craft "Space" from unleavened dough

Craft for Cosmonautics Day in kindergarten from this raw material is easy to do. You just have to be patient and some materials:

• food colorings;
• unleavened dough;
• wire;
• sticks, beads, buttons, balls, eyes for toys;
• stack
• cardboard rolls (from under foil, cling film, parchment paper);
• straws for cocktails.

Craft for Cosmonautics Day in kindergarten is easy:

1. First you need to prepare a multi-colored dough. To do this, knead different food colors into pieces of dough.
2. Next, you should give the child the opportunity to choose the objects and characters that he wants to fashion. For example, a funny alien with several eyes.
3. You can offer to blind the planet Earth. To do this, stock up on a sufficient amount of blue and green dough.
4. Very interesting idea- mold figures of planets solar system. Attach the resulting planets and the Sun on threads. The sun is in the middle, the planets around, you get a beautiful pendant "Solar System".
5. Another type of pendant: cut out stars using a cookie cutter, decorate with beads, balls, sparkles and hang on strings.
6. Making a space base will be a real flight of fancy. To do this, place sand in the pan. Make rockets, spaceships from cardboard rolls. Arrange them on a pallet.

Craft for Cosmonautics Day in kindergarten is ready! You can safely participate in the exhibition.

Souvenir "Rocket"

Materials and tools needed for work:

• small plastic bottle;
• paints;
• brushes, scissors;
• corrugated colored paper, cardboard, aluminum foil;
• large beads;
• glue, tape.

Rocket manufacturing steps:

1. At plastic bottle cut off the bottom. Slightly above the middle of the bottle body, cut out the porthole.
2. Roll a cone from a piece of non-solid cardboard, fix it with a stapler or glue, align the edge with scissors and glue the cone on top of the bottle.
3. Cut out two circles from thick cardboard. Cut one circle into four parts (these are rocket stabilizers). Leave the other circle intact for the design of the porthole.
4. Form two small cylinders from soft cardboard - these are rocket nozzles.
5. Paint the hull orange, stabilizers blue, nozzles black. Wrap a cardboard ring for the porthole in foil.
6. Wrap the top of the rocket with foil, glue the parts in place. Decorate with beads and pieces of foil.
7. From yellow, orange and red paper (corrugated), cut a lot of thin stripes and attach inside the nozzles - it will look like a bursting fire.

Plasticine panel "Mysterious space": materials

Craft for Cosmonautics Day in kindergarten from natural material it is done simply, and above we examined options using cereals. For a plasticine composition, you will need to purchase:

• multi-colored plasticine for children's creativity;
• thick cardboard in black, blue or purple;
• plasticine board;
• stack.

Technique for making crafts

It is not difficult to make a panel, you just have to show your imagination.

1. One of the details of the panel, the Sun, is molded from yellow, orange, red plasticine. A piece of plasticine must be rolled into a ball, stuck to a sheet of cardboard, which serves as the basis of the panel, and crushed into a cake. Stretch another piece of plasticine with a thin stick of such length as to completely wrap the sun. Fasten around the Sun and rub on the cardboard with your finger. Here it is ready.
2. The moon is molded from pieces of plasticine brown, white and yellow flowers. To do this, plasticine of different colors is slightly mixed, forming a marble pattern. You can depict both the month and the full moon by giving a piece the appropriate shape and attaching it to the base in a flattened form.
3. It is very easy to make stars: for this you need to roll up small plasticine balls and, attaching them to the base, stick them from the center to the periphery.
4. The planets of the solar system are molded in the same way as the full moon, only for each planet you need to choose your own mixture of colors (for Earth - blue, green, white, Mars - red, brown, etc.). For Saturn, it is necessary to make a belt depicting rings.
5. The next detail of the panel - a rocket - consists of a plasticine rectangle. Above it you need to attach a triangle, under the rocket smear a piece of orange-red plasticine, which will depict the fire from the rocket. In the end, you need to decorate the rocket with details to your own taste. Craft for Cosmonautics Day in kindergarten is ready!

After these master classes, you will be able to spend very interesting and cognitive activities with the manufacture of crafts with their own hands and stories about the Cosmos.

Lorena Kormiteleva

to make crafts we will be in technology« paper tunnel» .

This is the beauty we will make for you.

Let's get creative!

For work we need:

1. Scissors

2. Cardboard 5 sheets (black colour)

2 harmonica sheets

3 sheets for the background

3. Printed blanks of planets and space background

4. PVA glue

5. The candy box served as a frame for me. (you can make from paper)

6. Ruler, pencil

7. Paints (gouache)

Our tunnel consists of 3 elements. In sheets of cardboard, cut out circles, clearly in the middle. We decorate with paints using the "spray" method

Now we need to make the side parts of our tunnel.

We measure the height and width of the box.

Then we make two accordions that match the height of your product. Harmonic divided by 1.5 cm

Glue the folds.

Paste the background into the box. We insert accordions - glue.

View from above.

Close-up.

Since my box is white, I wrapped it in black. paper.

paper tunnel"Space" ready!

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Lapbook "Cosmos" is designed for the work of a teacher with children 5-6 years old in a group. I made it from ordinary cardboard box, pasted over with self-adhesive.

Materials needed to make a layout: - Watercolor sheet (A3 format) - 1 pc. ; - watercolor paints (colors: grey, white, black); -simple.

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Cosmonautics Day is approaching. This year we are celebrating the 55th anniversary of Yu. A. Gagarin's first flight into space. Due.

On April 2, our whole country celebrates Cosmonautics Day. In 1961, on this very day, our planet was shocked by unexpected news: “Man.

In the preschool and school curriculum, along with autumn crafts, homemade postcards on March 8 and Christmas decorations, have their revenge to be unusual and original products from improvised materials for Cosmonautics Day - bright models of the solar system, small space stations, stars and asteroids, rockets, spacesuits. Crafts for Cosmonautics Day for kindergarten and school, created with their own hands from paper, cardboard, plasticine, disks, bottles and even pasta, allow children to show their imagination, bring the distant and unattainable world of space closer, open the veil over dozens of secrets of the Universe, literally touch hands to the secret of the universe. Our page contains best ideas and step by step master classes with photos and videos. Be sure to use them!

Simple DIY crafts for Cosmonautics Day in kindergarten

We offer the smallest dreamers to make a simple craft for Cosmonautics Day in kindergarten with their own hands - space stars. Unusual figured products with small colored crystals will decorate the exhibition of children's crafts and will certainly bring victory in the festive competition.

Necessary materials for a simple craft for Cosmonautics Day in kindergarten

• chenille wire (fluffy sticks for needlework)
• sugar
• thin satin ribbon
• wooden skewer
• wide ribbon
• clear nail polish
• star cookie mold

Step-by-step instructions for creating interesting crafts in kindergarten for Cosmonautics Day

1. Wrap the cookie cutter in red chenille wire. Wrap the ends of the stick, remove the mold and set the resulting figure aside. Do the same with sticks of other colors. The brighter the shades of fluffy wire, the more spectacular the finished craft will look.
   
2. For each finished asterisk, tie a thin satin ribbon. Fix the loop, hang the stars on a wooden skewer, as in the photo.
   
3. Prepare any glass jar (or several if there are a lot of stars). Place the skewer on the neck. Make sure that the figurines hang freely and do not touch the bottom or the walls.
   
4. Mix a glass of sugar with a glass of water and heat until completely dissolved. Pour another glass of sugar into the syrup bowl and repeat the process.
   
5. Pour a clear sweet liquid into jars with hanging stars.
   
6. Leave the container in a warm, bright room for several days. Every day the crystals on the stars will form more and more tangibly.
   
7. After 3-5 days, remove the stars from the water and place on parchment paper. Let the crystals dry. Coat the space stars generously with clear varnish.
   
8. Hang dry figures by a thread on a long piece of colored wide ribbon. Now you have ready simple craft do-it-yourself for Cosmonautics Day in kindergarten.

Interesting do-it-yourself crafts for Cosmonautics Day to school: a step-by-step master class

Junior schoolchildren are in some way smarter, more diligent and patient than kindergarten kids. This means that by Cosmonautics Day they will easily prepare not just small space stars, but the whole solar system as an interesting themed crafts. And step-by-step master classes and tips from parents will help you cope with the task much faster.

Necessary materials for an interesting craft to school on Cosmonautics Day

• flexible wire
• foam balls
• plasticine
• fishing line
• scissors
• gouache paints and brushes
• glass of water

A step-by-step master class on creating an interesting do-it-yourself craft for Cosmonautics Day to school

1. To make the Sun and the major planets of the solar system, paint a few foam balls with gouache in suitable colors. To create small planets, mix plasticine of several colors and form balls of different shapes.
2. Using a strong flexible fishing line, twist the "system". To do this, make several turns of the orbit on which the planets will be located. Fix the orbital rings between each other with a fishing line.
3. Make through holes in foam and plasticine balls and put the planets on the wire in the right order. In the center of the composition is the Sun, then - Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune.
   
4. Tie a loop of fishing line to the very last turn of the wire so that the homemade solar system can be hung.
5. At this stage, the master class is over. Take an interesting craft for Cosmonautics Day to school and listen to the admiring reviews of classmates and teachers.

Funny pasta and cereal crafts for Cosmonautics Day

Being engaged with the child in creating a funny craft from pasta and cereals for Cosmonautics Day, parents can not only have fun and usefully spend their leisure time together, but also teach the kids important things. So, during the assembly of stars, you can tell the assistants in detail about these distant and magical space objects, about their types and origin.

Necessary materials for a fun pasta craft for Cosmonautics Day

• cookie star shape
• gelatin and water
• grain and cereals
• pasta
• saucepan and spoon
• PVA glue
• gouache paint
• dry glitter
• parchment paper
• clear nail polish
• jute lace

Step-by-step instructions for creating funny star crafts from cereals and pasta for Cosmonautics Day

Bright crafts for Cosmonautics Day made of paper, cardboard and foam: a master class with photos and videos

It will be very interesting for children who are just starting to explore the world to study the layout of the solar system, hear entertaining facts about our galaxy, and learn about astronaut heroes. You can't do this without the help of your parents. Do it in your spare time bright craft from cardboard, paper and foam for Cosmonautics Day and explain to the child in detail what's what.

Necessary materials for paper, foam and cardboard crafts for Cosmonautics Day

• large cardboard box
• black and white acrylic paint
• wooden skewers
• foam balls
• foil paper
• paints and brushes
• plasticine
• fishing line
• sharp utility knife
• Scotch

Master class with photo and video on making bright paper and foam crafts for Cosmonautics Day

Interesting crafts from plastic bottles and cardboard for Cosmonautics Day

Interesting crafts for Cosmonautics Day made of cardboard and plastic bottles can be done even in the company of the smallest needlewomen. But before class, it is better to actively move in order to stock up on perseverance for the entire creative process.

Necessary materials for crafts from a plastic bottle for Cosmonautics Day

• small plastic bottle
• acrylic paint
• bottle caps
• colored cardboard
• glue gun
• scissors

Master class on interesting children's crafts from bottles for Cosmonautics Day

To create a festive atmosphere at school and kindergarten, teachers often use interesting crafts for Cosmonautics Day from paper, cardboard, bottles, disks, pasta, etc. They are easy to make with your own hands at home and even easier to use in decorating children's rooms.