Lesson summary of the new year. Open lesson on art "Happy New Year"
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Abstract of a lesson in fine arts "New Year's Tale", grade 3-4
Compiled by: Stepanova Tatyana Sergeevna, teacher of fine arts, Debesskaya secondary school, Debesy village, Udmurt Republic.This summary will be useful for teachers of additional education, teachers of fine arts for the design of the New Year's exhibition of drawings at school. The lesson is designed for 3-4 classes (for children 9-12 years old).
Lesson objectives:
-by content: to know about the composition of New Year's drawings, about ways to convey a festive mood, about New Year's images of Santa Claus and the Snow Maiden; about the features of his drawing;
- by the way of work: master the techniques of depicting a portrait of a fairy-tale hero in the technique of painting "from the spot".
Tasks:
- to educate a respectful attitude towards holidays and traditions, towards New Year's heroes - Santa Claus and Snow Maiden;
- to foster a love of creativity;
- to continue the formation of knowledge about the ways of transmitting mood through colors, facial expressions, movements of people and animals;
- to develop the ability to compare and make a choice, to give an aesthetic assessment to the works of artists;
- develop imagination and imagination, skills of independent creative thinking;
- develop the ability to work with various art materials.
Visual and didactic materials: children's New Year's drawings, presentation.
Literary series: poem by M. Azariyants "Soon, soon New Year ...".
Equipment for the teacher: samples of children's New Year's drawings, computer, projector, board, presentation. For students: gouache, watercolor, brushes, colored pencils, felt-tip pens, pencil, eraser, glitter, tinsel, rain, A3 format.
Course of the lesson:
A New Year's background is projected onto the screen (slide 1).
- Hello guys! Listen to a beautiful poem:
Soon, soon the New Year.
It is snowing outside the window.
Sparrows tremble under the roof
Misha sleeps sweetly in his den,
Frost crackles at night
Nibbles the finches by the nose.
The trees are lined up
Change the forest outfit.
Snow hats, fur coats
The garlands are gold.
Soon, soon the New Year.
Laughter, a round dance at the tree.
Santa Claus with a big bag
He walks through the forests.
The stars shine brightly for him
He has gifts in his bag.
Tangerines, oranges
For the guys of the country of Russia.
Waffles, apples, lemons
And there are millions of nuts.
Hurry up, New Year,
The kids are already waiting.
(M. Azariyants)
Guys, do you already have a New Year's mood? Are you waiting for the New Year?
Of course you are waiting! This is very cool, because he brings us joy, gifts, magic, congratulations from family and friends! But in order for the New Year holiday to be bright and cheerful, you need to prepare for it! For example, you can choose or make gifts for your family and friends yourself, it can be a holiday card or a New Year's drawing, a bright fairy-tale craft decorated with tinsel and sparkles, or a New Year's toy for a Christmas tree! A handmade gift is valued much higher than a gift bought in a store, because it is made from the heart, diligently, and we put our imagination and our New Year's mood into it! Truth?
So, today we will try to give a drop of our New Year's mood to all the teachers and children who study at our school! How do we do it? It's very simple - we will draw bright, colorful New Year's drawings and arrange an exhibition "New Year's Tale" at the school! But before starting work, we need to remember what our Russian Santa Claus and the beautiful Snow Maiden look like! Do you remember? After all, the New Year cannot be magical and joyful without them! A discussion arises, the children discuss the image of Santa Claus and the Snow Maiden.
Well done boys! But it's still better to see them clearly! Look at the screen! (Slide 2. The image of Santa Claus and the Snow Maiden).
- Guys, how can you characterize them? What clothes are Santa Claus and Snow Maiden wearing? What hairstyle do these characters have? How are their moods conveyed?
Well done boys! But after all, not only Santa Claus and the Snow Maiden can be depicted in the New Year's drawing! What else can you draw?
Of course, a decorated fluffy Christmas tree, gifts, a symbol of the year 2018 - a dog, various animals and birds, children and adults. Let's see how the artists depicted the New Year on their canvases! (slides 3, 4, 5). Photos of the artists' works: "Before the Holiday" and "New Year" by Irina Rybakova; "New Year" Alexander Guryaev.
- How is the New Year depicted in the works of artists? How is the New Year mood conveyed?
Well done! The New Year's mood is conveyed through the color scheme of the picture, through the facial expressions of people's faces, their gestures, movements.
Now let's see some of the children's New Year's work! (slide 6).
- Children's works are distinguished by their brightness, emotionality, joy, naivety! And what kind of work we get with you! Let's try to portray the "New Year's Tale" and convey the festive mood! To begin with, you will need to make a sketch with a simple pencil, then work in color. The material can be chosen according to your desire - it can be gouache, watercolor, colored pencils, felt-tip pens, wax crayons. And the final stage - decorating the work with sparkles, tinsel, rain, you can use cotton wool to make voluminous snow! Let's get to work!
Practical work. Pupils draw drawings on the theme "New Year's Tale" in A3 format (material is provided for the choice of children - gouache, colored pencils, felt-tip pens, wax crayons, watercolors). The teacher controls the work, advises, directs in the right direction, points out mistakes, demonstrates the best work of students. You can turn on New Year's music for mood (at the teacher's choice).
Guys, well done! Now that you have finished your work, you can start decorating the exhibition in our school and convey the New Year mood to those around you!
Lesson summary:
design of an exhibition of children's works at the school stand of creativity together with children.
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Lesson objectives:
Educational: familiarizing students with the history of occurrence, types, forms of a greeting card as a form of communication between people.
Developing: the formation of the ability to work according to a plan, the development of the artistic and creative imagination of students, analytical skills, to improve application skills.
Educational: fostering a sense of camaraderie, the ability to work in a team, fostering mutual assistance, teaching to keep order in the workplace
Equipment:
For the teacher: multimedia. a projector, a computer, sample cards, a work plan for each group, a peer review sheet, new knowledge cards, scissors, colored paper, glue, markers, felt-tip pens, paints, brushes, Whatman paper,
During the classes
I. Organizational moment (1 min.)
- Hello, have a seat. Let's leave all the problems outside the classroom doors, tune in to good kind emotions and try to gain new knowledge and new skills. (A drawing with a cheerful face is attached to the door)
II. Motivation and definition of the topic according to the plan (3 min.)
- Guys, a merry holiday is coming soon. Which? (New Year)
- Have you already figured out how you will congratulate your loved ones and friends? (we will make gifts, send SMS, give cards, etc.)
- How to congratulate a person if he lives very far away? (send him a postcard)
- Let's read the lesson plan and define the topic.
Lesson plan guys in front of you:
- Card. What do we know about her?
- Making a postcard in a group.
- Presentation of postcards.
(The lesson plan is read by one of the students.)
(The teacher writes the topic on the board).
III. The purpose of the lesson (1 min.)
- Guys, what is the purpose of our lesson? (What should we do, what should we learn?)
(Teacher's goal writing on the chalkboard.)
IV. Motivation, turning to life experience (2 min.)
- Guys, you are already old enough, you are in the 6th grade and in your life, probably, each of you has presented postcards more than once. What do you know about postcards?
- I propose to replenish the baggage of our knowledge and watch a few slides. And while watching the slides, I will ask you to answer the questions on the new knowledge cards. Take a card and pencil each, jot down the answers.
- When did the first postcard appear? (150-200 years ago)
- For what holiday and in what year were the postcards issued in Russia? (Christmas 1898)
- What types of postcards are there? (congratulatory, advertising, business)
- What postcards are said to be “made with soul”? (made by hand)
V. Viewing the presentation (4 min.)
Postcard - literally means an open letter.
When did the postcard appear?
From the standpoint of history - not so long ago: some 150-200 years ago. The way the postcard appeared in each country was different.
The British say they got their first Christmas card in 1794. It was created by the English artist Dobson, who presented a card to his friend. It depicted a winter landscape and a family scene near a Christmas tree.
The French, without hesitation, would answer that they are the founders of the postcard. In France, she appeared during the Franco-Prussian War. The soldiers wrote news to their relatives on cards, and on the back they drew pictures.
And the Chinese will remain unconvinced: the postcard is their invention.
On the eve of the holiday, the owner of the house hung out a bag near the door with the inscription "Sorry, I cannot take it in person." You should have put your wish card into this bag. Initially, all cards were only red.
At first, postcards were brought to Russia from abroad, mainly from Germany. The first domestic postcards were issued in St. Petersburg for Christmas 1898.
The sizes of postcards vary from the largest (A2 format) to the smallest (40x60mm).
Nowadays, postcards are made of cardboard; they also use tinted and embossed paper, tracing paper, foil and even chocolate.
As for the purpose of the postcard, now you can find not only greeting, but also advertising, business postcards.
Нand-made are postcards made with your own hands using fabric, leather, dried flowers, minerals. These postcards are said to have a soul.
Congratulations with an open mind, and a card will help you with this!
Vi. Pinning (1 min.) - checking answers.
Vii. Explanation of the form and work plan for making postcards. (1 minute.)
It is not by chance that you are seated in groups today. You have to work in a team, and in a team, cooperation and mutual assistance is important. You have blanks on the tables and work plan. Based on the work plan, make a postcard and decorate it. At the end of the work, you will have to present and protect your creation. Focus on the clock, the time for work is 18 minutes.
VIII. Group work (18 min.) Cleaning of the workplace after work completion (1 min.)
IX. Presentation and assessment by students on the peer review card and teacher. (8 min.)
I will ask a representative from each group to come up to the board with a card and present their work. One group presents their card, the other groups give a grade at this time in the scorecard.
- I would like to put my own marks next to your grades. I think that the postcards turned out to be simply wonderful for each group, everyone tried very hard and therefore I give each group a “5”.
X. Generalization (1 min.)
- At the beginning of the lesson, we set a goal. Do you think we have fulfilled it?
XI. Homework (1 min.)
- Think about the question: what shape can a postcard be? Sketch a few sketches of cards of different shapes in the sketchbook.
XII. Reflection (1 min.)
- Was it interesting to you?
- What new have you learned?
- What difficulties did you meet?
- I was very pleased to work with you, thanks for the lesson. I would like to wish you to give others only a good mood and then other people will answer you in kind.
Bibliography:
- Bogateeva Z.A. Wonderful paper crafts. M .: Education, 1992
- Turnover G.I. Aircrafts made of paper. M .: Education, 1983
- Software and methodical materials. Art. 5-9 grades / comp. V.S. Kuzin and V.I. Sirotin. - M .: Bustard, 1998
- Rostovtsev. N.N., Terentev A.E. Development of creativity in drawing lessons. - M., 1976
- Magazines "Young Artist"
Used Internet resources:
I don’t know about you, but I have a New Year mood already in November. And this is good. After all, you need to do a lot for the New Year: home decoration, postcards, gifts ...Therefore, preparation should be started in advance!
And the question arises what to draw for the New Year to please your friends and loved ones?
We have collected 25 New Year story ideas for you. Useful for postcards, wall newspapers, pictures for gifts. Choose the ones you like and paint with inspiration! And reference pictures will help you achieve the expected result :)
25 ideas for what to draw for the New Year:
1. Christmas tree
The New Year can be imagined without streamers, sparklers, even tangerines, but if there is no festively decorated Christmas tree, consider that the holiday did not take place!
Drawing a Christmas tree is very easy! In this case, you can use the simplest images that even children can do.
2. Santa Claus
And what is the New Year without Santa Claus?
Red nose, ruddy cheeks, beard, and most importantly - a red sheepskin coat and a bag of gifts!
3. Snowflakes
Don't expect snowfalls and blizzards - you can draw beautiful snowflakes!
Is it difficult to come up with an openwork pattern? Then search the web for a few options you like for the queries “paper snowflakes” or “snowflake patterns” 🙂
4. Snowman
The snowman is a fairly popular character in the New Year and winter plots.
And drawing it is quite simple: a couple of round ones, a carrot nose, twig handles, and all other attributes are the flight of your imagination!
Can't draw people? The snowman will completely replace them! Can do everything like a person: give gifts, skate, laugh and dance.
? MK in pictures!
The history of the creation of the first snowman, according to an old legend, takes us back to the distant 1493. It was then that Michelangelo Buonarotti, sculptor, poet and architect, sculpted the first snow figure. But the first written mention of a beautiful huge snowman is found in one of the books of the 18th century. The 19th century was marked by a "warming" in the relationship between man and snowmen. These winter beauties become good heroes of festive fairy tales, integral attributes of New Year's cards.
5. New Year's (Christmas) wreath
Decorating a house with a Christmas and New Year's wreath is a very beautiful custom that came to us from Western countries. In recent years, New Year's wreaths have become a popular interior decoration.
“Weave” drawn Christmas wreaths from fir branches or holly, add red “Christmas star” flowers, fruits, ribbons, beads, Christmas tree decorations. In composing compositions, there is a place where fantasies can roam.
By the way, you can decorate a wreath not only with the usual New Year's decorations, but also with everything that your imagination can tell you. For example - dried flowers, cones, berries, fruits, vegetables, cinnamon sticks, spices, citrus peels cut in the form of a spiral, cayenne peppers, tangerines, apples, flowers, sweets, sweets, Christmas cookies.
More interesting and useful information about drawing
by artist Marina Trushnikova
You will find it in the online magazine Life in Art.
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6. Gift socks
Do you know where the tradition of hanging socks on fireplaces for gifts came from?
According to legend, the poor man was worried that his daughters would not marry because he did not have a dowry for them.
Saint Nicholas, having learned about their plight, wanted to help them. On Christmas Eve, after the girls had hung their stockings on the fireplace to dry, he threw some gold coins into the smoker at home. Coins landed in stockings and filled them.
When news of this spread, other people also began to hang up stockings in the hope that they would receive gifts.
It is interesting:
7. Gingerbread cookies and gingerbread
Perhaps the most delicious plot of our New Year's collection!
Every housewife will surely have molds in the form of stars, houses, hearts ... They can be used not only in baking, but also in drawing :)
By the way, if you have a proven cookie recipe, share in the comments!
8. Atmospheric cups
If you are not already familiar with my course
In one of the lessons, we draw a cute watercolor subject with cups. Such a sketch will be a great addition to a gift for mom, sister, friend, someone with whom you want to have a heart-to-heart talk over a cup of tea or coffee ...
9. Christmas balls
Christmas balls are one of the most common subjects for New Year's cards.
They can be drawn very simple, flat, with an emphasis on the pattern. And you can, if you know how, in all their beauty of glass shine.
10. Holly and poinsettia
Red bright poinsettia flower resemble a star. This plant blooms in winter. Therefore, poinsettia flowers began to be called the stars of Bethlehem.
Holly (holly) is one of the most common Christmas plants. It is believed that the holly reveals its magical properties just around Christmas, bringing health, love and prosperity to the house.
11. Christmas cupcakes (cupcakes)
12. Mittens
Knitted mittens are a very cozy winter accessory. For those who want to warm with the warmth of their heart!
13. Skates
A pair of skates can not only brighten up a winter weekend, but also become an unusual element of New Year's decor or decorate a greeting card with an unusual idea!
14. Sledge
How about such a plot with a winter sled? And the gifts on them can be folded, and the winter character can be ridden.
15. Dwarves, elves
Little people in red caps open the door to the world of magic and fairy tales!
16. Angels
The image of an angel will effectively decorate your gift and emphasize the sincerity of your wishes. By the way, from the ancient Greek language the word "angel" is translated as a messenger, a messenger. Let your holiday pictures and New Year's cards carry good news and cheer you up!
Are you new to watercolor? Want to see how these kinds of pictures are created?
Would you like to draw postcards with winter angels after the artist?
Master class "Angel of Christmas" for you!
As a result of this master class video, you will draw 3 beautiful Christmas (New Year) images.
Use them for postcards or frame them.
17. Snow globe
Snow balls are exquisite souvenirs for Christmas and New Year.
A figurine is usually placed in the center of the ball: a snowman, Santa Claus or a famous landmark. By shaking such a ball, you can see the snowflakes falling.
I just adore them ... 
18. Bells, bells
The bells from the cart of Santa Claus and Santa Claus are a good option for a simple image. (This is if you don’t know how to draw deer and horses ..)
And just a bell is a very good decoration, often found in the New Year's theme.
19. Gifts
Do you love beautifully packaged gifts? Or do you pay more attention to filling?
In any case, a mountain of bright holiday boxes with colorful bows is a great idea of what to draw for the New Year!
20. Lanterns
A pleasant twinkling light in the night, against the background of snow - it's so romantic and beautiful! And again, simple!
21. Winter landscapes with houses
Even if we live in a metropolis, then for some reason we have a symbol of home comfort - this is such a snow-covered house with a friendly burning window ...
Well, that means let us please ourselves and our friends with such festive houses!
Theme: New Year and its features.
Lesson Objectives: to acquaint children with the history and traditions of the New Year's holiday in different countries; learn the names of Santa Clauses in different countries of the world; develop clear and well-delivered speech; to cultivate love for the traditions of their people.
Planned results: learn the history and traditions of the holiday, remember the names of Santa Clauses in different countries; give correct and complete answers.
Equipment: multi-colored crayons, cards with assignments based on the material covered.
Preliminary work: decorate the class in New Year's style, prepare cards with assignments.
Lesson plan:
I. Organizational part.
II. Consolidation of the previous topic. Homework check.
III. Notification of the topic and goals of the lesson.
IV. New material.
V. Physical education.
Vi. Anchoring.
Vii. Lesson summary.
VIII. House. exercise.
During the classes
I. Organization of the class, checking the readiness for the lesson. Children read a quatrain in chorus.
The lesson begins
He will go to the guys for future use.
I will try to understand everything
Interesting to find out.
II. To consolidate the knowledge of students of the previous topic. Check your homework.
III. Declare the topic and objectives of the lesson. Today we will conduct an unusual lesson (if possible, decorate the class in the New Year's theme). Look around. Do you like how our classroom is decorated? What do you think, what holiday are we going to talk about today? That's right, the topic of today's lesson is "New Year and its Features." We will talk about this long-awaited holiday, which is loved by both adults and children. Let's find out his history, where he came to us from. Let's remember New Year's traditions and many more interesting things.
IV. Learning new material. The teacher reads the poem "New Year" N. Naydenova.
Frequent forest,
By the blizzard field
The winter holiday is coming to us.
So let's say together:
"Hello, hello, New Year!"
Smells like fresh tar again
We gathered at the tree
Our Christmas tree was dressed up,
Lights lit up on it.
Games, jokes, songs, dances!
Here and there masks flicker ...
You are a bear and I am a fox.
What miracles!
Together we will stand in a round dance
Hello, hello, New Year!
Guys, who invented this fun holiday and where did it come from? In ancient times, our ancestors celebrated it on March 1. People lit candles on the trees with the hope of a good harvest in the new year. When the people adopted the Christian faith, the holiday was postponed to the first day of autumn - September. And only in 1700, according to the decree of Tsar Peter I, it is customary to celebrate the New Year on January 1.
What New Year traditions of our people do you know about? The main tradition is to decorate the Christmas tree. This green beauty is dressed up with balls, garlands, luminous lanterns, pine cones, sweets, toys. The Christmas tree is a symbol of the New Year's holiday. Another tradition is to fire up fireworks at 12 o'clock at night, at this time everyone wishes each other happiness in the coming new year. It is also customary to celebrate this holiday with your family. Adults and children dress up in beautiful clothes and carnival masks and have fun near the ornate Christmas tree. They sing songs, dance, play games and eat delicious food at the table.
And who can tell how the New Year is celebrated in other countries?
In England, under the chime of the clock, people open the back door so that all the bad weather leaves the house, and with the last blow they open the front door and let luck, prosperity and health enter.
Hungarian people at midnight loudly play pipes, whistles, horns. They believe that this helps drive evil spirits out of the house.
Germans of all ages climb onto chairs, sofas, armchairs and jump to the floor with the onset of the holiday. They say it helps jump into the new year pure and sinless.
Italians, at the last minute of the old year, throw unnecessary dishes, things, furniture onto the street. This allows them to get rid of bad energy.
In Spain, it is customary to eat 12 grapes and make 12 wishes.
In Scandinavia there is a tradition of grunting under the table, the Scandinavians claim that this helps them get rid of disease and failure.
But in China, the New Year is not celebrated on the first of January, the celebration is appointed on different days. The main feature of the Chinese New Year is decorating houses and streets with small lanterns. And children draw their sword on a piece of paper and before going to bed, put it under the pillow.
In India, New Year is called Gudi Padwa, on this day Indians must eat the leaves of the nim-nim tree.
Bulgaria is a country where the smallest family member reads poetry to guests, sings songs, gives souvenirs that he takes from the tree.
For relaxation, children are invited to play the game "Who is more". Divide the students into two teams, in turn they name the words that can be attributed to the New Year. The team that stops last wins.
Children, and without whom there is no New Year's holiday? What does he look like? And who is his assistant? What is the name of Santa Claus in different countries?
In the United States of America, Canada, Great Britain, this is Santa Claus. Differs from our clothes, he is always wearing a red jacket with white fur and harem pants.
In Sweden, there are generally two of them: Yultomten and Yulnissaar, they reward obedient children and leave them gifts under the window.
And in France there are also two Santa Claus: Per-Noel and Chaland. Fairy Befana flies to Italian children on New Year's Eve.
In Romania - Mosh Krechun. Finland is famous for Joulupukki, he is always in the retinue of gnomes. In Estonia - Jiuluvana.
And the guys from Uzbekistan are looking forward to Corbobo, who arrives on a donkey.
All Santa Clauses are different in appearance, but they all give New Year's mood, joy, fun and long-awaited gifts.
The game "Let's draw a Christmas tree." Children are divided into two teams and take turns going to the board to draw one element of the Christmas tree. The winner is the team whose New Year's beauty will be more elegant.
V. Physical minute. Children are invited to play the game "Mother Winter". The teacher reads and shows what to do.
Mother winter has come
Everything was covered with a blizzard.
(wavy movements of the hands in front of you)
We will go through the snowdrifts
Into the dense forest right through.
(walking with high knees)
Suddenly they saw the titmouses,
We waved them with a pen ( wave a pen)
And the titmouses blinked at us,
And flew away behind the pines
(wave both hands)
Suddenly snowflakes flew
Like light fluffs
(imitate falling snowflakes with our fingers)
Spun around with us
Together with us they started dancing
(spin around in place)
They clapped their pens
(slap 4 times)
They stomped with their feet
(stomp 4 times)
We ran up to the tree together
And hurray !!! They screamed at her.
(we approach the tree - hurray !!!)
And now we are all the people,
Let's put it together ...
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!