Childhood toy making tutorial

The tutorial for making children's toys is as follows:

1, paper plane:

Fold a piece of paper in half to make sure the edges are aligned. Fold the folded edge in half to form a triangle. Fold the corners inward so that they are aligned with the bottom edge. Fold the corners inward again so that they are aligned with the bottom edge. Open the paper plane, adjust the angle of the wings, and then try to fly.

2. kite:

Prepare a big piece of paper and a bamboo. Fold the paper into the shape of a kite and design different shapes as needed. Fix the thread on the four corners of the paper and connect the thread to the bamboo. Adjust the tension of the thread to ensure that the kite can fly smoothly. Cut off a long tail and fix it on the kite's tail. Find an open place to fly kites.

3, plush toys:

Prepare the required cloth, filler, thread and needle. Design and draw a template according to the type of toy you want to make. Cut the cloth into the desired shape with a knife. Align the front faces of two pieces of cloth and sew them together with thread and needle, leaving a small opening. Fill the cloth with filler to ensure uniform filling. Sew the opening to ensure that the filler does not leak out. According to the need, you can add decorations such as eyes and nose to the toy.

What influence does childhood toys have on children's development?

1, emotional development: childhood toys can become children's partners, accompany them through lonely moments, and cultivate their emotional expression and social skills. Through the interaction with toys, let children learn to care, love and share, and cultivate love and empathy.

2. Intellectual development: Toys can stimulate children's curiosity and desire to explore, and promote their cognitive and thinking abilities. Different types of toys can help children learn basic knowledge such as shapes, colors, numbers and letters, and cultivate their problem-solving ability and creativity.

3. Sports development: Some sports toys can encourage children to engage in sports activities and promote their sports development and coordination ability. For example, toys such as ball games, bicycles and skateboards can help children exercise their muscles and improve their balance and coordination.

4, hand-eye coordination: some puzzles, building blocks and other toys can exercise children's hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills. By manipulating and assembling toys, children can improve the flexibility and fine motor control of their hands.