1. Suitable age: 4-6 years old 2. Material preparation: cardboard, kraft paper, watercolor paint, watercolor paper, markers, glue, oil pastels 3. Course time: 90 minutes Guess the riddle: "A small umbrella , grows under a big tree, can’t be beaten when it rains, and is great for

1. Suitable age: 4-6 years old

2. Material preparation: cardboard, kraft paper , watercolor paint, watercolor paper, marker , glue, oil pastel

3. Course time: 90 minutes

guess the riddle : "There are small umbrellas growing under big trees. They can't be used when it rains. They are great for cooking." (guess a plant) Can you guess what it is? mushroom. Speaking of mushrooms, we often see mushrooms in the wild. They can be seen in the grass and under the shade of trees. However, you cannot pick mushrooms in the wild casually, because some mushrooms are poisonous. We all know that there are many types of mushrooms, and different mushrooms have different shapes, patterns, and colors. What shapes of mushrooms have you seen? Hemispherical, flat, funnel-shaped... Of course, the colors and patterns of mushrooms are also very rich, including red, blue, purple... In today's picture, let's draw a mushroom in the grass!

1. Guide students to observe pictures or objects of mushrooms, understand the appearance characteristics of mushrooms, and draw their favorite mushroom shapes.

By observing pictures of mushrooms, we learned about the characteristics of their shapes, colors, and patterns. For example, the shapes of mushrooms include hemisphere, flat shape, funnel shape, etc.; the colors of mushrooms include red, yellow, green, etc. In the picture, the rich colors of the mushrooms are dyed with watercolor, and different shapes of the mushrooms are shown by peeling and pasting, including tall and short, thin and fat, etc.; at the same time, different line drawing elements are used to draw the decorative patterns of the mushrooms.

2. The background creation revolves around the mushrooms, and the growth environment of the mushrooms is expressed through the background of cardboard and the embellishment of grass leaves.

What kind of environment do mushrooms live in? Mushrooms like dark and humid environments. You can observe through the pictures that there are different plants around the mushrooms, which can become inspiration for picture creation. In the picture, children can combine pictures or use their own imagination to depict different plant shapes.

1. Prepare watercolor paper and watercolor paint, dip the watercolor paint in water to show different color blocks, which can be bright colors or dark colors. Pay attention to the reasonable combination of colors.

2. Crumple the kraft paper, use an oil pastel to scrape out the texture and color of the land, and then paste it on the light green cardboard.

3. When the painted mushroom color is dry, we randomly tear out the shape of the mushroom from the color block and paste it in the picture. Pay attention to the changes in the size of the mushroom.

4. Use a marker to draw patterns on the mushrooms, which can be circles, wavy lines, geometric shapes, etc.

5. Enrich the background and draw different plant shapes, ranging from tall to short.

6. Then use a marker pen to draw the shape of the stones to enrich the picture effect.

7. Adjust the details of the picture, and a wonderful work will be completed! Children, let’s draw a picture together!

1. In the course, through creation with the theme of mushrooms, the children learned about mushroom-related knowledge, cultivated their ability to perceive colors, and improved their observation and picture organization skills.

2. During the creation, the children drew a variety of mushroom shapes through careful observation. The shapes are simple and cute, and the colors are bright and bright. In the background of the picture, the main body is highlighted through the embellishment and foil of different plants and grass. Creates a vivid picture atmosphere.