WAYS TO MAKE A TOY OUT OF PAPER IN TECHNOLOGY (labor) LESSONS

Abstract

Making paper toys in labor lessons is an important activity that develops children's creativity, interest in work, and needlework skills. This article discusses the pedagogical foundations of making a toy out of paper, its usefulness to a child, and ways to successfully implement it. The article notes that a paper toy can help children improve fine motor skills, develop logical thinking and inspire creativity. Doing such work in labor lessons teaches children hard work and satisfaction with their work. At school, children learn to bring their ideas to life through activities such as cutting, folding, coloring, and creating paper designs. During the making of paper toys, children share their thoughts and ideas and work with each other. In the process, children can have a dialogue with each other, evaluate each other's work and give the right advice. This article explains in detail the pedagogical significance of making paper toys and offers practical advice for teachers.