Autumn creation for children – hedgehog 3x different

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Do you need to entertain children on rainy days? Make a beautiful jeer – the children love them, and they just belong to autumn. You will have a lot of fun to make and have fun.

You'll only need scissors, glue, quarters and colored papers for this beautiful hedgehog. Before you start gluing, you can paint a colorful background on Thursday. Or use a colored quarter straight away.

Yellow, orange and brown papers – just nice autumn colors – let the children tear into small pieces. They'll stick the ground out of them. Help smaller children with the hedgehog material themselves. From white paper, cut out the body of the hedgehog and glue on a quarter, cut the black paper into equally large wider stripes. The black stripes will then be flipmed over by the children, the ends will be glued together, and the finished "eyelets" will be glued to the hedgehog like spikes from top to bottom.

In the end, you can cut out leaves from the rest of the colored papers, which the children will then tinge between the spikes.

hile walking with your children, collect a supply of fallen multicolored leaves. Choose leaves of a simple, slimmer shape. Before you start the work, you can have the leaves pressed for a short time, but it is not a condition.

On paper, draw a hedgehog head or a whole body with the children if the hedgehog is standing on the back. Then glue the leaves with liquid glue to the hedgehog's back, nicely over each other, so that there are no limits and no paper. It is necessary to involve other natural natures in the picture.

tion Another idea on how to make original "spikes" – start by taking crayons first and trimming them all properly. Do not throw away the scraps from the sharpeach!

Help children draw the outline of a hedgehog on paper. Then paint the hedgehog's back with ideally liquid glue (like Hercules) and let the children glue the coloured trimming shavings to them.