Crafts

In this section we can find various crafts for our students related with water.

Crafts are a different way of learning in a more dynamic, graphic and close way the topics that we deal with in class with children. In addition, through them, we can introduce new topics in an easier and a funnier way. Apart from this, crafts encourage the creativity, improve the attention and concentration and increase the self-esteem of our students.

Then we will show some ideas of the crafts that we can make with our students in class:

1. CYCLE OF WATER 

For this craft we need:

• Freezer bag.
• Marker.

The craft is very simple to make, we just have to draw the water cycle in the bag, as we show in the photo. After making the drawings, we will introduce water into the bag in a way that looks like sea.

2. MAKE A POSTER 

For this craft we need:

• Cardboard.
• Paper of different colours.
• Cotton.
• Glue.

We will distribute a piece of cardboard to each of our students, in which they will write the names of the different types of precipitation. Once the names are written, they will cut out pieces of blue cardboard in the shape of a drop, and paste them under their corresponding name. After that, they will do the same process but with cotton, which will simulate snowflakes. With the gray and white papers, they will cut them in the shape of a circle, which will simulate the snow-water, and the hail.

3. BRAINSTORM 

For this craft we need:

• Cardboard.
• Markers.
• Pens.
• Thread.

For this craft, the teacher will bring from home a giant cloud, which we color with all our students. Once our cloud is colored, we will hang it on the roof of our class.
We will distribute to each of the students a piece of cardboard, in which he / she will have drawn a drop of rain. Children should color the drop to their liking, and cut it out.
Once cut, each one will have to write in his droplet, a measure that we must do to take care of the water.
When each child has written the phrase in its droplet, we will stick a thread and hang them in our cloud, as it is in the photo.