Draw a picture about the summer holidays with a pencil. Summary of the drawing lesson “Colors of Summer”

Drawing on the theme of Summer for primary schoolchildren

Summer is fun Martynenko Natalia
Butterflies are flying
The nightingales are singing.
Pigeons are walking
And they drink from a puddle.
No, not all of course
But I do not care,
Summer has come!
I love him!
I will catch butterflies in a net!
I will feed the pigeons from my hands!
It's summer, mom, let me out!
Let's walk in the park together!
I don't care, mom
Even if "No"
The main thing is that we are nearby!
There is no more happiness!
(Author Sebila Dzhabragimova)
Tseyser Eva

The summer drawing can be the culmination of the past summer holidays and family travel season.

It allows you to recall in your memory all the most significant events of filled sunlight days and save them for the future by transferring them to a piece of paper.

Questions for conversation in a lesson on the topic “Summer”

In order to make it easier for children to spill out their memories onto the space of a white sheet of paper, they need to be configured accordingly, to open a channel to the source of imagination and creativity. Therefore, before we begin the actual drawing process, we conduct a focused conversation, during which we look for answers to auxiliary questions:

• Did the kids enjoy their summer holiday?
• Where does summer feel best - in the apartment or on the street? In the city or in nature?
• Which natural phenomena indicate that it’s summer outside?
• How can you tell by plants that it’s summer outside? Which plants have become the real symbol of summer?
• How do you remember this summer - fine, warm, or rainy, cloudy?
• Which days did you like best – sunny or rainy?
• What did you do when it was raining outside? Did you enjoy it?
• What event do you remember most?
• What colors would you like to depict a memorable event?
• Which colors are happy and which are sad?
• What colors best reflect the sultry colors sunny day? (We gradually lead the children to the definition of warm and cold shades).

How to conduct a lesson on the topic “Summer Drawing”?

Having smoothly guided the kids to think about the upcoming work, we give them a few basic ideas to start the creative process.

• Let's discuss where to start our drawing. (By defining what exactly we will try to depict).
• Many kids will want to depict nature. We tell you that such a picture will be called a landscape, and in French this word means “country” or “terrain.”
• We are thinking about where we will start filling the space of the white sheet. (From drawing the horizon line). We think in which case the horizon line should be lower (if we want to draw a lot of sky) or higher (if the main goal is to draw what is located on the ground). We explain that the horizon line is drawn thinly, with a simple pencil, and then it is erased.
• We are thinking about whether it is necessary to depict the sun, and if so, in what ways can this be done.
• We ask if someone will paint the forest. Usually there are a lot of such people in the group. Then we conduct a small master class on drawing trees: we gradually lead the kids to the fact that trees become thinner as they move up their trunk, that their branches are also thicker and more powerful at the bottom than at the top. We examine several ways to depict the deciduous crown and silhouettes of coniferous trees.
• Let's find out if someone will draw flowers. We think about how best to do this, remember that some flowers have a center and petals, and some do not. We recall the stylized image of flowers, explain to the children what the concept “stylized” means.
• We discuss how animals can be depicted - realistically or stylized. Children love stylized drawings; they manage to convey the basic character traits depicted object.
• For inspiration, we show the kids several hand reproductions of summer images. famous artists. We discuss how the master managed to convey the atmosphere summer day, how he distributed the objects on his canvas, what colors he used, what special moves in his work.
• Turn on a nice light classical music and let's get started creative process. As we work, we approach the children and tell them if something is not working out for them.
• At the end of the lesson, we make sure to arrange an impromptu gallery, asking each child to tell about their painting and give it a name. We suggest doing a series of similar works yourself in order to preserve a more complete picture of the past summer days.

Children's drawings: ideas for inspiration

Children's drawing summer is always rainbow colors, positive energy and piercing sincerity.

Such a painting will not just decorate the room, it will fill the surrounding space with its positivity, attract attention to itself and create a benevolent atmosphere in the house.

Olga Chichkova

Creative competition"We draw summer" (children 3 years old)

The children and I took part in competition"We draw summer"For this we needed brushes, gouache, paper, palms and a little help from the teacher.

Children really like drawing with their hands. The brush, however, tickles the palm. But this is so unusual - the whole hand is covered in paint! And you can draw with it! It turns out that the sun, then a bird, then a flower, and then a tree. You can add missing details with a brush. There you go!

And the kids really like it too summer, because it gives so many colorful impressions! Let's see which ones.

Hooray! It's warm again and you can walk all day! The cheerful sun gives us warmth. (1st degree diploma)

Bluebirds of happiness rejoice in the sun. (1st degree diploma)

And the flowers also reach for the sun. (3rd degree diploma)

There are so many flowers, there’s a whole carpet of them in the meadow! (2nd degree diploma)

You can pick a bouquet for your mother. (2nd degree diploma)

The forest is full of berries on the bushes. (2nd degree diploma)

And the butterflies are so beautiful! They flutter among the flowers. (2nd degree diploma)

Here is a hedgehog carrying a red apple. (2nd degree diploma)

The blue bird is very happy to fly. You can flutter and spin and flutter again over the green grass swaying in the wind. (3rd degree diploma)

After all, the sun is shining brightly over the forest clearing, that’s how happy we are summer! (3rd degree diploma)

Publications on the topic:

Children ride down the slide (we draw with the older children preschool age) Purpose: To teach children to depict a person in motion. Learn to compose.

Hello colleagues! Today the guys and I tried our hand at drawing techniques soap bubbles! What can I say about the children's impressions - delight.

Parent meeting. Creative report “Hello, red summer!” Parent meeting Creative report: “Hello, red summer!” Goal: summing up the results of the joint educational process.

Entertainment script for the preparatory group “We dance summer, we draw summer” Objectives: Develop Creative skills children, the desire to apply acquired skills in play and theatrical activities. Stimulate.

Draw a picture about summer vacation - this homework students receive primary classes from an art teacher. The task is not difficult, but there are so many impressions that little artist he himself cannot decide what to depict. Help him remember the brightest event of the summer holidays - this will be the plot of the drawing.

Drawing on the topic How I spent my summer at sea

Did you spend these summer holidays with your child at sea? Feel free to prepare a picture with marine motifs.

Visually divide the sheet of paper into two parts: top – sky, bottom – sea. Sketch clouds floating across the sky, screaming seagulls, low waves crashing against the side of a sailboat. In the foreground is the figure of a child. Here he stands, joyfully spreading his arms, as if he wants to embrace this boundless blue. Make a sketch with a pencil, then use watercolor, and outline the contours with felt-tip pens. The drawing is simpler - a blue-green sea, yellow sand on the shore and in the distance the silhouettes of swimming dolphins.

Drawing on the theme How I spent the summer in the village

An excellent option, as there is room to show your imagination. Most likely, you not only swam, sunbathed, went for berries and mushrooms, but also helped your grandmother with the housework - weeding and watering the beds, carrying water from the well, feeding the pets. Draw it like this and you will get an instructive drawing on a summer theme. Let the child draw himself in the center of the picture, around flowers, butterflies fluttering above them, from behind, closer to the horizon line - small house with a porch, chimney, open windows. Add to this a kitten that rubs against the legs of a cheerful guest, a flock of birds circling in the heights - and the sketch is ready.

Drawing on the theme How I spent my summer - a walk in the forest

The forest is a fascinating subject for painting, because when you go to your dacha, you probably go with your child to the nearby copse. And there are hundred-year-old trees with their tops rising into the air, anthills under spreading fir trees, a nimble squirrel jumping from branch to branch and a bright orange sun peeking out from behind the prickly green pine trees - all this is drawn simply and even a first-grader can do.

Drawing on the topic How I spent the summer at a sports camp

If a child was on vacation at a children's summer camp, he also has something to remember, and therefore to sketch. As a rule, children enjoy such camps - they participate in relay races, creative competitions, go on one-day hikes, look for treasures, fight in the lightning of the night. And the rest of the time they run, play, communicate with peers. What's not a suitable subject for a picture?

Drawing on the topic How I spent the summer in the city

Due to circumstances, your child spent the whole summer in the city, but you went with him to the zoo, went to nature, caught minnows in a forest lake, watched amazing birds in the sparrow park, fed animals at ostrich farm. Recreate your memorable trip on paper, and the task will be completed.

There are many options for summer-themed pictures, what to draw - if possible, let the child decide, all you have to do is help with the execution technique and drawing complex details.

Summer– this is one of the most amazing, beautiful and long-awaited times of the year. This is the sun, a hot season with long days and short warm nights. Summer is hot sand and a gentle wave on the seashore, good mood And unforgettable experience. Summer is different for each of us. And it’s different for everyone! Anyone who visited the southern coast of Crimea this summer immediately imagined the following picture: the sea, mountains and pine trees of bizarre shape, growing along the slopes of the mountains to the seashore.

Let's try to draw together with the children drawing on the theme “Summer”- a memory of summer, based on step by step instructions seascape images.

The master class is conducted by Vera Parfentyeva, technology teacher, leader of a preschool club, reader of “Native Path”. The article is illustrated with drawings by Vera’s little pupils.

Drawing on the theme “Summer” step by step

Step 1. Horizon line.

We draw a straight line with a simple pencil at the bottom of the sheet (thus introducing the kids to the techniques of working with a ruler). This is the horizon line. Children will learn a new concept: the horizon line is an imaginary line where the sky appears to touch the ground or water. IN in this case- with the sea.

Step 2. Sun.

We draw the sun going beyond the horizon.

Step 3. Draw a mountain in the background.

We draw an arbitrary curved line from the horizon line - this is the mountain in the background.

Step 4. Draw the second mountain.

Draw a curved line for the mountain protruding forward.

Step 5. Draw the shore.

In the foreground we draw the shore.

In another option, you can make the composition of the picture “in reverse”, in a mirror image.

Step 6. Draw a pine tree.

On the mountainside we draw a pine tree bending over the sea under the influence of the winds. Pines in Crimea have a bizarre shape, low, with crooked trunks, but firmly holding onto the rocky soil with their roots. If you have been to another place, draw trees characteristic of that area.

Step 7. Make our drawing on the “Summer” theme color.

Well, now the most interesting thing: take watercolor or gouache paints of red-orange color and paint Sun. It is best to hold the brush vertically and paint with “pokes” with the tip of the brush.

Paint over with dark brown paint mountain in the background (drawings by Sasha, 7 years old, and Nastya, 6.5 years old). Drawing with “poke” makes it possible to express the relief of the mountain.

Paint over nearby mountain light brown paint. Here big square drawing, so it is more convenient to hold the brush at an angle, pressing it to the sheet with full bristles.

Add green color, gradually mixing it with the still wet brown paint.

Drawing the summer sea.

It is better to complete this item one point earlier, because... the mountain blocks the sea. The children hurried a little. Paint over a section of the sea with blue paint. Movement of the brush horizontally in one direction, from left to right. It is advisable to draw a line along the horizon without interruption. The remaining lines can be drawn with a brush in smooth wavy lines. Do not allow the brush to move back and forth without lifting the brush from the sheet. Then, under the setting sun on the water, make a few strokes with the tip of the brush and blur them. This creates a reflection on the water of the sun going beyond the horizon.

Let's draw a pine tree. Hold the brush vertically. First, “poke” along the contour of the pine crown, and then fill the internal space, leaving gaps here and there.

Drawing the shore (in the manner described above - hold the brush at an angle, pressing it to a sheet of paper with full bristles.

We draw lines on the trunk and branches of the pine tree.

When drawing lines on the trunk and branches of a pine tree, the hand should always remain to the right of them, tilting the brush vertically in the same direction, touching the paper only with the tip. The brush is moved along the pile. The hand remains suspended, without leaning on the sheet, so as not to smear the drawing.

Using white paint we lightly shade the crown and trunk of the pine tree.

This is what happens (drawing by Nastya, six and a half years old)

We draw poppies.

If desired, we draw poppies. We put dots on the grass with a toothpick. These are poppy flowers. They say that red poppies bloom where fierce battles took place during the Great Patriotic War.

Creative task for children:

1. Close your eyes. Mentally transport yourself to the southern coast of Crimea. Imagine the sea, the coast, the mountains. Listen to the noise sea ​​wave, the cry of seagulls and the whistle of a ship. Paint your landscape.