Volumetric applications are interesting in that they are not only made by mother and child together.

They can be played!

Make a few ladybugs, or rather a whole family - with mom, dad, kids, grandparents and you will see with what interest the baby will play with them.

For work we need:.

•a square of two-sided red paper.

• sheet of green paper.

•scissors,.

• Kandelyarsky glue,.

• black marker.

Let's get to work:.

We fold the square diagonally, iron the fold line well, and unfold.

Then fold the square along the other diagonal, iron and unfold.

Now fold the square in half, iron well and unfold.

From the square we form a triangle, filling the folds along the fold lines inward (see photo).

Cut off the excess to get a rounded body of the insect.

Using a black felt-tip pen, draw the head, eyes and stripes on the body..

We cut out the antennae from green paper, color them with a felt-tip pen, glue them.

Cut out a piece of green paper - the size depends on the number of bugs.

Plant or glue ladybugs on a piece of paper, depending on how your child wants to play..

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