What materials are mainly put in the art area?

The materials placed in the art area are:

Painting tools: watercolor pens, oil pastels, crayons, writing brushes, combination pens, various pigments, various papers, palette, etc.

Papermaking tools: children's scissors, glue, glue stick, stapler, etc.

Protective articles: waterproof clothing, waterproof apron, sleeves, etc. The quantity is 1 person/set.

Masonry tools and materials: colored mud, dough, clay, seals, masons' mats or plastic sheets, blunt knives, etc.

Natural materials: branches and leaves, feathers, gourds, stones, eggshells, bamboo, sticks, shells, grain seeds, etc.

Materials for artists' daily life: white cloth, colorful cloth ends, newspapers, wrapping paper, paper plates, bottles, ropes, cotton, cotton swabs, small rollers, etc.

Basic painting skills and tools suitable for children of all ages;

Small class: Children in small classes often regard painting as a game, and don't demand too much skills in regional activities. Children should gradually learn to use simple painting tools and materials, and gradually learn to control hand movements in the process of doodling. Try to enrich children's perception and imagination of color with soft pens, cotton swab sticks and various rubbing materials. Try not to use a hard pen, so as not to cause less harm to children.

Middle class: Middle-class children have been able to draw powerful and smooth lines and master the painting skills of representing simple objects with various graphics. At this time, some simple paintings of landscapes, animals, people and other compositions can be provided in the area for interested children to copy. The children in the middle class have basically been able to paint with crayons evenly, with clear outlines and small areas.

Big class: children in big classes have been able to observe the details of objects and show what they see and hear in the picture. Therefore, children in large classes master the basic performance and usage of different tools such as crayons, watercolor pens and writing brushes, and purposefully choose and make various forms of expression. Such as: waxing method, gluing method, marking method, water spraying method, etc.