Fine art lesson on the topic Magic leaves and berries


Presentation “Gifts of the forest - berries”

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GIFTS OF THE FOREST BERRIES LOCAL HISTORY Grade 2 Kyzyurova Tatyana Vasilievna Primary school teacher Syktyvkar

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Let's determine the main question of the lesson: Red and black, sour, sweet So they just ask to be put into your mouth, And into jam, and into compote. berries Lesson topic Forest berry gifts

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Forest berry gifts rose hips juniper blueberries lingonberries blueberries strawberries About 30 types of berries are found in the forests surrounding Syktyvkar. What other berries can you name?

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Why are berries interesting? These berries are juicy, but their seeds are very large. Drupe leaves predict the weather. If the leaves are curled downwards, the weather will be good. Shiksha (crowberry) - a small black berry ripens on branches spreading along the ground, which contains very liquid pulp with a slightly sweet taste. They call it bear blueberry.

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Why are berries interesting? Bearberry. It is easily confused with lingonberries. But this berry is inedible! Knyazhenika is similar to strawberries, but darker in color; it is the most aromatic, fragrant, delicious berry of the northern forests. "Royal" berry. Kumanika is a berry similar to a cloudberry, but the color is raspberry. Our northern forest is very rich in berry gifts. Berry plants grow in the forest, in clearings, and in swamps. They are tasty, healthy, healing.

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Quiz What berry is red when unripe, and yellow when ripe? Which berries got their name from the words: thorn? bone? What plants are named after the color of their berries? In the forest in late autumn, wherever moss grows, the miracle berry turns red along the hummocks among the swamps. Cloudberry Rosehip Drupeberry Blueberry Blueberry Cranberry

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Find out the berries cranberries raspberries blueberries rowan

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Add the names of the berries I K A I K A I K A I K A I K A Z E M L Y N G O L U B CH E R N K U M A N K O S T Y N

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Name only wild berries LINGONBERRY ROSE HIP CRANBERRY CHERRY STRAWBERRY PLUMBER RASPBERRY BLUEBERRY

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Presentation on the topic “Berries”

Moscow City Pedagogical University

  • Faculty of Special Pedagogy

  • Presentation on the topic “Berries”

  • Work of 4th year student Nikitina O.S.

  • Course leader: Associate Professor Azevich A.I.

Berries

Cowberry

  • Lingonberry is an evergreen shrub. It grows in rare coniferous and mixed forests, in forest glades, and on swamp hummocks. Berries, leaves, and roots of lingonberries have medicinal properties. Lingonberries bloom in May–June, the berries ripen in August–September. The berry is spherical, shiny, red when ripe, juicy with numerous small seeds. Seeds are semi-lunar shaped, reddish-brown. Lingonberries are eaten fresh, juice, fruit drinks, compote, jam, marmalade, soups, and sauces are prepared from them.

Cowberry

  • Lingonberries have a special taste:

  • Either it's sour or it's not.

  • No matter how much you try it,

  • You won't find the answer to that.

  • And the green leaves

  • They do not turn yellow in winter either.

  • We brought it from the forest

  • Take this berry home.

Grape

  • Grapes are a plant with climbing and clinging shoots with tendrils. The grapes bloom in early summer and ripen in autumn. Juicy, sweet berries are collected in clusters. There are white, red, purple colors. Grapes are eaten fresh, prepared into compotes, juices, marinades, or dried, turning them into raisins.

Strawberries

Strawberries

  • To this tiny girl

  • It's not boring to live on the edge of the forest

  • With spiders and bugs,

  • Earthworms.

  • And sometimes behind the grass

  • With dear Mother Earth

  • You can retire here

  • And share secrets.

Blueberry

  • Blueberry is a small tree or large deciduous shrub with edible fruits. Blueberries grow in the zone of coniferous, mainly spruce, less often deciduous forests, on mountain slopes and in swampy lowlands. Blueberries are black and blue berries, slightly flattened at the top, with reddish-purple flesh. Blueberries have long been used as medicine. Blueberries are used to make jam, compotes, jelly, syrups, fillings for pies, dumplings, and juices.

Cherry

  • How about cherry baby

  • They know everything firsthand.

  • They love this berry

  • Both girls and boys.

  • You will start picking cherries,

  • Fill the box with cherries,

  • And there will be palms too

  • Reminds me of cherry blossoms.

Cherry

  • Cherry can be shrubby or tree-like. Grows in ravines, beams, forest edges, and gardens. Cherry flowers are white and fragrant. The berries are juicy, shiny, red. Sweet and sour to taste, with a bone inside. Cherries are eaten fresh, and they are used to make jam, compote, marmalade, and jelly.

Blackberry

Gooseberry

  • Gooseberry is a small shrub. The flowers are greenish or reddish. Berries, oval or almost spherical. Green, yellow or purple. Ripen in June-August. Gooseberry fruits serve as a cure for many diseases.

Strawberry

  • Strawberry is a herbaceous plant. Grows in gardens and summer cottages. The berries are small, conical, pinkish-purple, with white flesh, sweet, spicy, with a strong specific aroma. Berries are consumed fresh and used for processing (jam, etc.)

Black currant

  • Black currant is a shrub. Grows in damp forests, among bushes, near the banks of rivers and other bodies of water, in gardens. Loves moist soil. Berries, leaves, buds, roots, and twigs of black currant have medicinal properties. Black currant blooms in May. The berries ripen in July, have a spherical shape, black color and a fragrant smell. The seeds are small and black. Blackcurrant berries are eaten fresh, and they are used to make jam, marmalade, pastille, jelly, compote, and fruit juice.

Red Ribes

Watermelon

  • The watermelon has a round belly,

  • Striped leggings,

  • Striped jacket

  • And on the top there is a hook.

Watermelon

  • Watermelon is a large fruit with green skin and bright red, juicy, sweet pulp containing many seeds. Watermelon grows in sandy soil. They are used in fresh and salted (small) form, for cooking honey (nardek), preparing candied fruits, etc.

Plum

  • Plum, a group of trees and shrubs. The flowers are usually white or pink. The color of their fruits comes in all shades of red, blue, purple, yellow and green. The taste of the berries is sweet, sour and with astringent properties of the pulp. Plum grows well and bears fruit in elevated areas with light, fertile, well-warmed soils. Plums are eaten fresh, and they are also used to make jam, compote, juice, wine, and fillings for pies and sweets.

Raspberries

  • Raspberry is a branched, prickly subshrub. It grows along the edges of damp shady forests, in clearings, forest glades and clearings, along the banks of rivers and ravines, in gardens. Roots, twigs, leaves, flowers, berries of raspberries have medicinal properties. Raspberries bloom in June–July, berries ripen in July–August. The color of the berries is raspberry-red with many small hard seeds. The berries taste sweet, juicy, aromatic. Raspberries are eaten fresh, and they are also used to make juice, jam, compote, and add to ice cream, lemonade, and fillings for sweets and pies.

Gooseberry

  • Gooseberry is a small thorny bush. It grows among bushes on rocky mountain slopes. It is grown in gardens everywhere. Gooseberry berries and leaves have medicinal properties. Gooseberries bloom in May - June. The berries ripen in July-August. The skin of the berries can be smooth or bristly, yellow, green or purple. Gooseberries are eaten fresh, and they are used to make jam, marmalade, and compote.

Cranberry

  • Cranberry is a perennial evergreen subshrub with creeping shoots. Grows in swamps, in swampy mossy pine forests. Cranberry berries and leaves have medicinal properties. Cranberries bloom in June. The berries ripen in September and remain until spring. The berries are pink or dark red in color, sour in taste, with juicy pulp. Juice, fruit drinks, jam, compote are made from cranberries, marshmallows are added to salads, and used to prepare meat dishes.

Guess it!!!

  • Red, delicious,

    There's a bone inside.

    (cherry)

    Who loves me,

    Who loves me,

    He is happy to bow.

    And she gave me a name

    Native land.

    (Strawberry)

Berries are healthy

    Berries are healthy

    Wonderful beauty:

    Bright, fragrant,

    Ah ah ah! Prickly.

    (rose hip)

Balls hang on the branches -

    Balls hang on the branches -

    Turned blue from the heat.

    (plum)

Dressed like a hedgehog,

    Dressed like a hedgehog,

    And he crawls like a snake.

    (blackberry)

Green berries

    Green berries

    And praised by everyone,

    Grow with bones

    Hanging with tassels.

    (grape)

I'm red, I'm sour

    I'm red, I'm sour

    I grew up in a swamp

    Ripened under the snow.

    Come on, who knows me?

    (cranberry)

The sun scatters arrows,

    The sun scatters arrows,

    Lighting up the pines.

    What kind of berry is ripe?

    Is it blue?

    On bushes, under leaves

    Someone threw beads -

    All clearings have blue dots

    By the green pines.

    (Blueberry)

Lush bush of black berries

    Lush bush of black berries

    They taste good.

    (currant)

Now name the berries in order, starting with the first.

Name the berry!

Well done!!!

GAMES

Berry glade

    To better understand the topic of “berries,” you can play a game: Take skittles, attach pictures of different berries to them, and place them in the room. Each player will collect certain berries. For example, Kolya collects black currants, Katya collects cranberries, and Masha collects strawberries. The winner will be the one who collects the most berries given to him in a certain time.

I play with my mother. Berries

    A pleasant voice of the announcer and a colorful slide show will tell the little one a lot of interesting things: where the berries come from, how they grow and ripen. Your little one will be able to not only look at the pictures, but also color them by pressing buttons on the keyboard or mouse. Scientists have long identified a connection between the development of fine motor skills in children and intellectual abilities. If a child plays special educational games, he will learn to write and read much faster.

Material used:

    Berries - children's educational game (www.diagora.ru)

    V.S. Volodin “Album on speech development”

    Demonstrative material for frontal exercises “Berries”

    Children's portal "Sun" (www.solnet.ee)

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What crafts on the theme “Autumn” can preschoolers make with their own hands?

Older children (4-6 years old) usually already know how to use scissors, so you can safely introduce paper crafts on the theme “Autumn”:

  • coloring pages Subsequently, you can not just color the drawing on paper, but try to paint a cutting board or decorative plate.

DIY autumn crafts

  • simple origami;

autumn crafts from colored paper

Origami maple leaf

  • paper applications;

paper crafts on the theme of autumn

  • paper lanterns with curly cutouts in the form of trees and leaves;

DIY fall crafts

  • crafts with weaving strips of paper (paper weaving).

DIY crafts fall theme

As you can see, autumn crafts made from paper can be no less interesting and colorful than those made from natural materials, but it is still necessary to introduce children to the numerous gifts of nature.

Crafts made from natural materials for children 4-6 years old:

  • crafts made from pine cones (hedgehogs, goblin, animals, spiders, etc.);
  • men and animals made from acorns, chestnuts and matches;
  • more complex applications from leaves and seeds. Here you can take leaves of different shapes, different colors and sizes and make a picture that is close to reality. Suitable seeds: pumpkin, sunflower, squash, flax. You can also take hard peas in halves, sesame seeds - in general, the seeds should also be of different shapes, different colors and sizes in order to make the picture more lively and colorful.

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How to make Doman cards yourself:

Print the cards on thick paper or cardboard, 2, 4 or 6 pieces per sheet. To conduct classes using the Doman method, the cards are ready, you can show them to your child and say the name of the picture.

These Doman cards will help you quickly learn all the berries with your child.

Good luck and new discoveries to your baby!

Educational video for children (toddlers and preschoolers) made according to the Doman method “Prodigy from the cradle” - educational cards, educational pictures on various topics from part 1, part 2 of the Doman method, which can be watched for free here or on our Channel Early Childhood Development on YouTube

Educational cards using the Doman method with pictures of berries for children

Educational cards using the Doman method with pictures of berries for children

Educational cards using the Doman method with pictures of berries for children

Educational cards using the Doman method with pictures of berries for children

Educational cards using the Doman method with pictures of berries for children

Educational cards using the Doman method with pictures of berries for children

Educational cards using the Doman method with pictures of berries for children

Educational cards using the Doman method with pictures of berries for children

Educational cards using the Doman method with pictures of berries for children

Educational cards using the Doman method with pictures of berries for children

Educational cards using the Doman method with pictures of berries for children

Educational cards using the Doman method with pictures of berries for children

Educational cards using the Doman method with pictures of berries for children

Educational cards using the Doman method berries pictures for children

Educational cards using the Doman method berries pictures for children

Educational cards using the Doman method berries pictures for children

Educational cards using the Doman method berries pictures for children

Educational cards using the Doman method berries pictures for children

Educational cards using the Doman method berries pictures for children

Educational cards using the Doman method berries pictures for children

Presentation “Wild berries of the Bolotninsky district”

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Wild berries of the Bolotninsky district

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Raspberries Raspberries grow in clearings, forests, and river banks. Often grown in gardens. Raspberry fruits are consumed both fresh and frozen or used to make jam, jelly, marmalade, and juices. In folk medicine, the fruits and leaves are used for colds and flu, as an antipyretic. The leaves can serve as a tea substitute.

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Currants The most famous types of currants are black and red. The difference between them, besides the color of the berries, is that black currant leaves and berries are extremely fragrant. In addition to eating directly, currant berries are used to make jam, compote, jellies, syrups and currant wine. Leaves and fruits are used to prepare decoctions and teas.

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Strawberry The Russian name “Strawberry” comes from the old Russian word “Strawberry”, and was named so because its berries hang close to the ground. The fruits of the plant have been used as food by humans since ancient times. Strawberry leaves are used as a medicinal raw material. An aqueous infusion of wild strawberry leaves is used as a diuretic. The fruits are used as a vitamin supplement.

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Lingonberry Lingonberry grows in dry and damp coniferous and deciduous forests, sometimes in peat bogs. Lingonberries are widely used for candiing, preparing candy fillings, jam, marinade, and fruit drinks. Fresh lingonberry fruits are used for vitamin deficiencies, as a laxative, antiseptic and choleretic agent. A decoction of berries quenches thirst well during fever.

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Bird cherry Ripe fruits have a strengthening, vitamin, restorative, anti-inflammatory effect, normalize the function of the intestines and stomach. Bird cherry bark can be used to dye fabrics and leathers in green and red-brown tones; the fruits give a dark red tint. Ripe fruits are eaten fresh and used to make soft drinks. Ground dry bird cherry fruits are a good filling for pies and cheesecakes.

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Drupes Drupes are a small perennial herbaceous plant. The use of Drupes is highly desirable and useful for anemia and colds. In Siberia, infusions of leaves are used as a heart pain reliever, for migraines, dandruff, and to strengthen hair. From stone fruits you can make kvass and fruit drinks, jelly and compotes, jam and jellies, syrups and juices, mousses and seasonings.

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The fruits produce red dye, the bark produces black-green dye for wool, and the leaves dye fabrics in various tones. A decoction of berries with honey is used for colds, hoarseness, and an infusion of branches regulates blood circulation. The berries are used to make juices and jelly. They are also used to make pie filling and marmalade. Vinegar is made from the juice. The seeds have a tonic effect and are sometimes used as a coffee substitute. Kalina

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