Make a lamb out of plasticine. Cheerful lamb: joint plasticine crafts for children and parents

Modeling from plasticine is very easy and simple, and also fun! Therefore, we will certainly find time for a new craft, which we will make from chestnut and plasticine in three colors. We will get a large lamb with a cute face.

Materials for sculpting a lamb:

• - plasticine in gray, white and black;
• - chestnut;
• - stack;
• - napkins.

Stages of sculpting a lamb

1. We will use chestnut as the basis for the body of the craft. Next, cut from gray plasticine a large number of identical pieces. Knead it between your fingers and get balls.

2. Roll out the balls on a flat surface to get long and not very thin strips.

3. We twist each strip to form a spiral. We get a lot of ready-made elements for lamb wool.

4. Cover the chestnut with the resulting spirals.

5. Let's move on to creating the legs and head. To do this, roll out five pieces of black plasticine to obtain one large ball and four small ones.

6. From small circles we will get short blocks, which we will turn into paws. But we knead the big ball to get a tubercle.

8. Add flat black and white eyes, and from the remains of gray plasticine we again sculpt spirals of a smaller size. We fill the upper part of the head with them.

9. From two pieces of black plasticine we create balls, which we flatten and shape oval shape. These will be the ears. We apply them on the sides of the head. We will also make a gray plasticine nose on the front of the ram’s muzzle.

Aurelia Genova
Abstract of GCD on artistic aesthetic development for the second junior group using plasticineography technique “Sheep”

Abstract of GCD on artistic and aesthetic development for middle group using plasticineography technique« Sheep on the lawn»

Purpose of the lesson: Continue to introduce plasticine and its properties. Continue to introduce plasticography. Develop attention, thinking, perception, develop Creative skills, sensorimotor coordination, fine motor skills hands, strengthen hand strength, relieve muscle tension. Promote integration educational areas- (Acquaintance with the surrounding (with nature); Speech development)

Mastering the techniques of plucking, rolling, pressing. Learn to transform round shape V "sausage" rolling technique on a horizontal surface, Develop color perception, aesthetic taste. To cultivate perseverance, accuracy, and an aesthetic and moral attitude toward animals.

Material: soft plasticine, (color of children's choice, ready-made template sheep, boards, napkins for each child, a soft toy - lamb, paintings "Pets", « Sheep with lambs» .

Progress of the lesson:

Picture in front of the children "Pets"

Educator: Children, look at the picture, who is depicted in it?

Children's answers: Animals.

Educator: Name them, please.

Children: Horse, cow, rabbits, pigs, goat, lamb, dog, cat.

Educator: Are these domestic or wild animals?

Children: They are pets because they live near the house and people take care of them.

Educator: People care about them because they are very useful. A very beautiful and useful animal will come to visit us today, but first you must guess the riddle and find out who will come to us.

It's like a cloud was frolicking

And sank onto the grass,

The back is covered in thick rings.

Wandering through the grass...

Children's answers: Lamb.

Physical education minute:

I sheep - be - be - be -

I'm walking in the meadow.

The lamb has horns (children show horns)

Thin legs (bend down to their feet)

At the very top -

Velvet ears (make ears from palms)

Well, and the tail in the back (show ponytail)

Fur coat - like this

Soft - thick (show a circle in the air)

There's a knock on the door. The teacher's assistant brings soft toy lamb.

The teacher reads poetry:

Lambs, sheep

There are rings on the fur coat.

They were lucky to be born in a fur coat,

We will spin threads from wool,

We knit sweaters, scarves,

Hats, mittens, pants,

Dresses, blankets and socks.

A sheep and lambs

They walk through the meadows and wander.

Eat green grass

They will grow hair again.

Educator: In addition to wool, we sheep gives tasty milk, from which dairymen prepare dairy products. Only ours sheep warm, but in front of you on the table are drawn on paper sheep without wool, they've already been cut, let's get out plasticine we will make ringlets and dress our sheep. See how it should be done.

Showing the teacher with

Any activity with children can be considered useful, for example, parents can read fairy tales to their kids, draw with them, cut out figures from colored paper, or buy board game. Modeling from plasticine stands out among other entertainments, because it occupies an important place in the development of the child’s psyche and mental abilities. Any object offered by an adult for copying will be of interest to the child. You can create a whole collection of pets with your own hands. Based on the material presented in this article, it is easy to make a small sheep, spending a minimum of time and effort.

To sculpt a sheep, you don’t need bright colors, just brown, white and black pieces. During the work process, these shades can be combined with each other. For example, by diluting brown with white, you can get beige, and by mixing black and white - grey colour. So, experiment as you work to captivate your fidget.

Warm most of the brown plasticine in your hands and soften it. Then place between your palms and roll into an oval.


To sculpt the head, also form a brown oval from soft plasticine, but keep in mind that the head is three times smaller than the body. Insert a match into the body to secure the head later.


Connect two plasticine elements.


On the sheep's face, pierce the nostrils with a match, attach miniature white balls - eyes with black pupils. Attach leaf-shaped ears to the top of the head.

The sheep must have a fluffy, warm coat, which people use to produce wool. To create cute curls, use a soft beige paste. Create such a piece by mixing brown and white plasticine. Pull the material into thin thread, then cut the stack into small pieces and roll each into a spiral.

Cover the entire back of the sheep with the prepared spirals. Now your pet will not freeze in winter.


Make small tubes from the leftover brown plasticine and use them as legs, and also attach a miniature tail at the back.


The cute plasticine sheep is ready. Make your modeling lesson even more educational and interesting by telling useful information about pets.

How to make a sheep and lamb from plasticine.

In fact, we will sculpt a ram and a sheep, but as keywords they are completely unpopular, but “lamb” and “lamb”, which are no different in appearance, are really stars. Surprisingly, but so be it.

We will sculpt, no matter what, realistically - this has its own charm and truth. Life truth.

To develop their hands and eyes, children must be taught to sculpt on a large scale. And so that we know what result to strive for, we will keep the picture before our eyes. We take a hefty piece of sculptural plasticine:

And we sculpt a universal blank:

This preparation is what children need to be taught first. On a block of plasticine we mark the hind legs - exactly at the end of the body and the front legs - a little closer to the head end than the middle of the product. And those leg bumps have to be MASSIVE. After all, we will have to get the real length of the legs by stretching them. This is what we'll do:

Firstly, we stretch the protrusions of the legs, and secondly, we distill excess fat from the body to the limbs. Approximately the same way a bulldozer does it - dragging. This perfectly develops the fine muscles of the fingers.

The general outlines look convincing, but we will also add details - we will bend the legs correctly, make a hint of cloven hooves and draw facial features:

It must be admitted that it will not be possible to create a completely realistic image - in life, sheep and rams have surprisingly thin legs in contrast to their massive fur torso. A plasticine model absolutely cannot stand on such legs, so I made the legs thicker. Ten minutes in the freezer of the refrigerator - and now my plasticine sheep is standing firmly and ready to be photographed.

Well, we also had plans to sculpt a lamb. Let's consider this sheep universal - even if it is also a lamb. Children will not demand signs and evidence from a teenage lamb. Another thing is the Ram made of plasticine. This will require horns!

Learning to sculpt various figures from plasticine is quite simple, and our task is to make your efforts easier. We present to your attention another interesting and simple figurine of a lamb. A child can make such a craft on his own, because there is nothing complicated about it. Modeling from plasticine is a great way to teach your baby perseverance and diligence. This is also a great option to decorate a room with interesting and beautiful crafts.

To make a lamb you will need:

• white, brown and yellow plasticine;
• matches or toothpicks;
• pencil.

So, let's prepare required material, good and productive mood and let's start working. First, create a body for our lamb. First roll a small yellow ball.

Then roll another ball that is approximately three times the size of the first. And also yellow.

I think you already guessed that this will be the head and body of a lamb. Using half a match, connect the parts as shown in the following photo.

Separately, we will prepare the legs for the animal. Make four small balls from brown plasticine and four legs from yellow. Use match halves to connect the parts as shown below. Ball Brown Divide it in half a little to make a hoof.

Attach the legs to the main body so that the lamb can stand steadily.

Now the most interesting part of the lesson. Making fur. To do this, make a lot of short white sausages, enough to cover the entire surface of the body. Twist each strip as shown in the picture.

Attach the resulting circles to the body of the lamb so that you get fur.

Do this over the entire surface.

Make eyes and ears from pre-prepared parts. Using a pencil, poke small dimples to create a nose. Make a semicircular recess below. The smile is ready!