A beautifully decorated kindergarten group is the pride of educators and parents, because most often the decor is created by joint efforts. If you can't afford expensive repairs, make do with the materials available. By connecting skillful hands and imagination, you can create real design wonders.
It is necessary
- - acrylic paints;
- - colored paper;
- - double-sided tape.
Instructions
Step 1
The color scheme in the room should be restrained. If the group is located on the sunny side, paint the walls blue or green; warm beige and yellow tones are suitable for cool "northern" rooms.
Step 2
Walls with pictures look very interesting. In order not to overload them with unnecessary decor, depict a simple subject - for example, a meadow or a forest clearing. It is easiest to paint with fast-drying, non-toxic acrylic paints. Draw grass, flowers and mushrooms at the bottom of the wall, draw the sky on top. The painting imitating the depths of the sea also looks very interesting. The main part of the wall is covered with blue or turquoise paint, sand, shells, corals are depicted below.
Step 3
Wall painting will be the main theme of the group's design. For example, choosing the theme of the sea, decorate the play area with boats, lay a blue carpet on the floor, and place dolls or bears in striped vests in a prominent place. Curtains can be tied with cords that simulate ropes. Be sure to equip your aquarium with fish or ornamental aquatic plants.
Step 4
The "forest" theme will be supported by a green corner. Place live plant pots on securely reinforced racks and shelves. To make the composition look solid, paint the planter with acrylic paint in one color. Some of the pots can be hung. Watch for the reliability of structures. Next to the green corner, you can put a couple of cages with decorative birds.
Step 5
Appliques also look smart. Cut out fish, butterflies, birds from colored paper, depending on the theme chosen. They can be glued in any order, interchanged. It is very good if the children themselves act as designers.
Step 6
Thematic design provides great opportunities for placing all kinds of manuals and compositions. They can be grouped on stands or attached directly to the wall with double-sided tape. Children love changing displays. Have a drawing or craft exhibition from time to time. Even a menu or daily routine, decorated in the form of a butterfly or starfish, can become a decorative element.
