The second step is the practice of leaf collage. For example, let's make a collage of goldfish leaves.
The third step is to cut the shape of the goldfish. Cut out the goldfish's eyes first, and cut out four small circles with red maple leaves. Cut two ovals to make the body of a small goldfish. Cut two slender arcs to make the tail of a small goldfish. Children need to be cut under the care of their parents.
Step 4: Mark the position of goldfish on A4 cardboard with a pen. After designing the composition, we need to stick the leaves on the cardboard. Take out the prepared cotton swab and stick it evenly on the leaves. At this time, parents should pay attention to guiding their children, don't get glue on their hands, and stick the leaves in the right position. This step can encourage children to persist and exercise their hands-on ability.
Step five, prepare to collage the leaves on the cardboard. Evenly coat the two tails with cotton swabs and stick them on the visually marked cardboard. After the goldfish's tail is attached, it's time to attach the small goldfish's body, and carefully attach the oval body coated with glue to the tail. Now that our first goldfish has been glued, we have the embryonic form of a small goldfish. Let's paste the second little goldfish as before. Finally, after two little goldfish were stuck on our marked cardboard, only its eyes were left. After sticking the four small round leaves cut before on the goldfish, the eyes were glued. At this point, our two little goldfish are all finished. Finally, for the beauty of leaf collage, we can make some decorations on it, stick willow leaves on it, and decorate some grass with colored strokes. In this way, the leaf collage goldfish is completed.