Original poster for February 23rd to school.

Zaluzhnaya Elena Nikolaevna, teacher of the first qualification category of the Omsk BDOU “Kindergarten No. 52 of compensatory type”
Description: This material will be useful for middle school teachers, parents, children, teachers working with children with visual impairments (strabismus, amblyopia). Application - mosaic develops visual perception, manual skills, introduces children to non-traditional techniques of working with paper.

DIY congratulatory poster for Defender of the Fatherland Day in kindergarten. Middle group.

Target: creating a congratulatory poster using the mosaic technique.
Tasks:
1. Continue learning to tear the napkin into pieces, roll each small piece into a ball; trace a circle using a stencil, carefully cut it out and stick it in a given place on a sheet of paper;
2. Develop fine motor skills of the hands, visual perception, visual acuity.
3. Develop children's creative abilities, imagination, interest in the mosaic technique;
4. Foster respect for the defenders of the Fatherland.
Preliminary work: Excursion to Stella for fallen soldiers on the territory of the Omsk State Agrarian University, conversations, reading fiction, looking at postcards and illustrations.
Material: a sheet of A1 paper, colored paper, scissors, napkins, PVA glue, brushes.

Educator reads a poem:
Samuel Marshak
FEBRUARY
The winds blow in February
The pipes howl loudly,
Like a snake rushes along the ground
Light drifting snow.
Rising, they rush into the distance
Aircraft flights.
It celebrates February
Army is born!

The holiday is coming soon - February 23rd. Let's congratulate our men - dads, grandfathers, brothers, boys - with a festive poster. You already know where they served. Your dads were paratroopers, tank crews, served in the railway and construction troops, air defense, and the navy.
Stages of work:
1. The teacher prints out the outline of the image (you can draw it or trace it with the children using tracing paper);
2. We discuss what color paper we will use for the applique;
3. Draw circles on the stencil and cut them out;
4. Tear the napkin into pieces, roll each small piece into a ball;
5. Carefully glue it on, fill the outline with small details, use a rag;
6. The teacher cuts out “February 23rd”, prints and pastes the text.

Our work is ready!

Poems by Natalia Ivanova “Military professions”
PILOT
He's a metal bird
Will lift you into the clouds.
Now the air border
Reliable and strong!

SAILOR
On the mast is our tricolor flag,
A sailor is standing on the deck.
And he knows that the seas of the country
Ocean boundaries
Both day and night there must be
Under watchful guard!

TANKMAN
Everywhere, like an all-terrain vehicle,
The tank will pass on tracks
The gun barrel is in front,
It's dangerous, enemy, don't come near!
The tank is protected by strong armor
And he can face the fight!

CONGRATULATIONS!

Download wall newspaper fragments

The wall newspaper consists of 8 fragments that need to be glued into one picture and painted.

Wall newspaper No. 2

Our template is a ready-made congratulatory poster that will appeal to defenders of any age. You can hang it at home, addressing your dad, brother or grandfather, or decorate your school classroom with it, writing congratulations for classmates and teachers. Such a wall newspaper would look appropriate in an institute or office, a factory or a hospital.

Download wall newspaper fragments

The wall newspaper template consists of 8 fragments that need to be combined into one large picture and painted.

How to make a congratulatory wall newspaper on February 23

1. First of all, print all 8 pieces on black and white rubbing paper. If you want to use the drawing multiple times, save the images on your computer.
2. Now assemble all the fragments into a single drawing according to the sample, using the numbering of elements to help.
3. Carefully glue all the parts together with glue or tape on the back side. If desired, strengthen the poster with whatman paper or cardboard.
4. Color the resulting image with paints, pencils or felt-tip pens.
5. Write congratulatory poems or beautiful congratulations on February 23 into special frames.

Example of wall newspaper design

Making a postcard for February 23

So that girls do not feel deprived on this “men’s” day, entrust them with a responsible mission - to make a greeting card for each boy.

Give the children blank postcards - a cardboard sheet folded in half. Show how to cut out wavy stripes (sea), a circle (sun), a steamboat and body parts for a sailor man from multi-colored paper. From the cut out parts, assemble a composition on the title part of the postcard.

You can paste a sheet of paper with a congratulatory poem on one of the inside sides. And here is a version of the postcard that the children decorated with paper flowers:

It is difficult for preschoolers to concentrate on completing a specific task for more than 10–15 minutes, so try to think through the process of creating a holiday wall newspaper down to the smallest detail. Try to make sure that the intense work entertains the children and does not bore them.

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A brief excursion into history

To get children interested in something, you need to fill the work ahead of them with meaning. Therefore, before you give the kids glue and scissors, tell them why the wall newspaper is needed and in honor of what event it is being created. Children are a special category of listeners. They enthusiastically, like dry grass sparking, pick up interesting ideas. All that is required of you is to convey to the children in a simple and accessible form that they need to honor and remember their great-grandfathers, who bravely defended their native lands from the enemy. Be sure to tell me how important it is: to grow up to be a brave, honest and courageous person, so that if necessary, you can stand up for your Fatherland.

Let's get to the fun stuff

The newspaper can be designed in a traditional style (in the form of a poster on a large sheet of paper) or you can come up with something unusual (for example, a newspaper-book, a poster in the shape of a tank, etc.). To get children excited about the creative process, think in advance about what you will draw on paper, and don’t forget to ask the kids what each of them would like to draw.

Example of wall newspaper design

Make sure in advance that you have photographs (preferably portraits) of the boys in the group at your disposal. Prepare a large Whatman paper, scissors, glue, gouache or watercolor, colored pencils, finger paints, glitter. Invite your students to also participate in the preparatory process: let each of them bring from home a small cut-out picture on a military theme.

Let's get to work. Place whatman paper on the table and gather the children around. Let each of them smear their palm with paint of their favorite color and leave their print on the edge of the poster. As a result, your wall newspaper will have a “multi-finger” cheerful frame. At the top of the poster, draw large bright letters - the inscription “Happy February 23!”

Using a simple pencil, lightly mark the locations for the photos on the poster. Now future defenders must glue their photographs onto paper; the girls can help them with this by decorating each photograph with a painted frame. Sign each photo. Just below there may be humorous congratulatory lines in which you advise the boys to eat porridge, obey their parents and never offend girls. Under the text, kids can paste thematic pictures that they prepared at home. However, they can also be replaced with drawings: show the children how to draw stars or a soldier. Offer your original ideas, for example, depict a tank that shoots flowers and butterflies!

You can draw a creative and original wall newspaper even without art education - if only you had the desire to create! Today we will clearly demonstrate that you can create a real masterpiece on the format using the simplest techniques and materials. Making a wall newspaper for February 23 is easier than it might seem at first glance, and with our help you can make an exemplary congratulatory poster.

Creative approach

On the Internet you can find a frightening variety of tips and recommendations on how to design a wall newspaper for February 23, but they are all similar to each other and unoriginal. Do you want to do something bright, unusual, that no one has ever done before? Then you will have to learn to think outside the box.
The simplest option is a “live” wall newspaper. Create special blank areas on the surface and set a theme in the title. For example, “What is peace for you, and what is war?” It is necessary to place several pens or markers near the poster so that everyone can write their opinion on the issue in the appropriate areas. In this simple way, the wall newspaper will be drawn and filled in almost without your participation!

Atypical materials

To create wall newspapers, as a rule, paper, paints, magazine clippings, etc. are used. Boring, ordinary and uninteresting, isn't it? Therefore, you need to start from materials that are not usually used for these purposes. How about using a stretched soldier's overcoat bought at a flea market instead of a Whatman paper base? You can pin scraps of congratulations to it with decorative safety pins. Congratulations can be written on artificially aged pieces of fabric, burlap or tea-dyed handkerchiefs. We bet that no one has ever seen such a wall newspaper on February 23!

Decoration

You can use real carnations to decorate your wall newspaper for February 23rd. It is this flower that is traditionally considered a symbol of victory, courage and courage. Pin it with pins, glue it with super glue or sew it to thick paper.

Helpful advice: you should not fix entire bouquets in one place, because the base may not withstand the load and tear.

Toy tanks, armored vehicles, machine guns and plastic soldiers can also be an excellent original decoration for a themed greeting poster.

Use real barbed wire to decorate your wall newspaper for February 23, and you can immediately create the right atmosphere from the first glance at the work.

Materials and tools

If you want to work with paints, then you need to take into account that military themes require the use of a certain palette. These are mainly “cool” colors: green, blue and brown. Red and orange can only be used for contrast (blood, fire, explosions, shooting).
The saturation of shades also plays a role. For “juicy” full-fledged colors, it is better to use gouache or acrylic paints. Of course, you can also achieve brightness with watercolors, but if you don’t know how to work in this complex technique, it’s better not to risk it.

To fill large spaces with one color, it is better not to use pencils or felt-tip pens, since in this case it will be extremely difficult to achieve uniform shade. It’s easier to “fill” everything with paint using a wide flat brush.

Helpful tip: If you sketch your drawings in pencil first, be sure to erase the guide lines before coloring. Otherwise, the drawing will look sloppy.

Drawing a wall newspaper for February 23rd with your own hands is a simple matter. The main task is to become imbued with this topic yourself and encourage others to feel the same. Don't be afraid to experiment, and then even the most ridiculous ideas can resonate with the public!

Design of a festive poster for February 23 for the boys of the preparatory group of the kindergarten “Our Future Defenders”

Ryazanova Svetlana Vladimirovna, teacher of MBDOU CRR No. 5 – kindergarten “World of Childhood”
Relevance of the topic:
Each of us has ever asked the question: “How to congratulate the little, future defenders of the Motherland?” Congratulate them in such a way that this moment leaves not only vivid impressions and enthusiastic emotions on the boys, but also brings joy to those around them. Talking and consulting with the girls in the group, we remembered how boys love to organize games on a military theme, depicting soldiers in the trenches and on the battlefield. They imagine themselves as future defenders of their Motherland, guarding endless borders. They serve in the army... And each of them dreams of becoming a soldier in the future.
So we came up with an idea - to combine all the gift options into one common one. This is how a holiday poster appeared, depicting our little boys with their dreams and desires.

Description: I bring to your attention the idea of ​​​​creating a festive poster for February 23rd for boys in the preparatory group in the form of a large postcard. The material can be useful for both teachers and their students in extracurricular activities, group exhibitions, and holidays.
Purpose: The work can be used as an interior decoration for a group, classroom, garden, or school.
Target: making a holiday poster with photos of boys
Tasks:
Expand and deepen knowledge about the native land, symbols;
To develop moral and patriotic qualities, pride, humanism, the desire to serve for the good of one’s Motherland;
To cultivate love for the Motherland, native land;
Materials and tools for manufacturing:
Whatman;
Adhesive tape;
Templates for Photoshop;
Photos of boys;
Red cardboard;
Scissors.
The basis of the poster was the main symbol of Russia - the state flag, made by applique of three colors of self-adhesive paper on whatman paper. The silhouette of stars in the left corner of the poster and the date are also cut out from self-adhesive paper.

The three-dimensional star is made from a red cardboard template and glued to the poster.

I worked with photographs of children in Adobe Photoshop CC 2015. Having downloaded the templates I needed on this topic from Internet resources, I inserted photographs of boys. I printed the finished photos in the studio.

The rest of the photos of the guys were taken in the same way.
All that remains is to assemble all the components of the poster into a single whole.

Happy holiday, our dear boys!
Happy Defender's Day, guys!
Be strong always!
Like brave soldiers
You go through the years.
May you have more fun
Every moment, every day.
There are no braver guys in the world
May you be lucky in everything.
May good luck accompany you
May success come to you.
In every day, let it be no different,
There will be happiness, joy, laughter!
Thanks everyone for your attention. Creative success, colleagues!