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The kindergarten made a toy car modelHere are some ways for a kindergarten to make a toy car model:
1. ** Making with Staples **: You can make a small car model with the help of staples. The process is simple and fun. This helps to train the child's hands-on ability and is also a good parent-child interaction activity.
2. ** Making a school bus model from a paper box photo **: Using tissue boxes, colored paper, toothpick flags, and other materials, make a school bus model from a paper box photo. This is a creative manual.
3. ** Magnetic racing car model **
- ** Materials **: Magnets, KT-board, colored paper, non-woven fabric, rubber paper, thin cardboard, matte paper.
- ** Production Method **
- [Magnetic racing car: Use colored paper to wrap a black rectangular magnet and paste a racing car pattern on both sides.] Magnetic racing cars of different size and colors can be made for children to choose.
- ** Booster **: A "Booster" is made by wrapping a magnet with colored paper of the same color as the racing car. The end of the magnetic repulsion between the rear of the racing car and the front of the booster is labeled as the front to ensure that the rear of the racing car and the front of the booster are magnetic repulsion.
- ** Racetrack **: First, cut out a 45-centimeter square with a KP board, then cut out a total of nine pieces of I-shaped and L-shaped shapes from the square. Then, cut out five long strips of the same length with a KP board, four of which were covered with non-woven fabric, rubber paper, thin cardboard, and matte paper respectively, as the race track with different surface materials.
- ** Base of the racing track **: Cut out a 46-centimeter square from the KP board as the racing track. Stick a red sticker at the three equal parts as the dividing line, and divide the square into three areas. He could also prepare wooden obstacles, cylindrical magnets, finishing marks, and other auxiliary items.
- ** Gameplay **
- ** Colorful Road Race **: Five race tracks covered with different surface materials are provided. Each participating child can choose a magnetic racing car, a racing car booster, and a race track to compete. Children can observe and think about the changes in the speed of the racing cars on different tracks.
- "Speed Racer": The children will form a group of two. Each child will choose a magnetic race car of different colors. They will use the same number and shape of tracks to arrange their own race tracks. They will use the race car's thrusters to push the race car along the track. The first to reach the finish line will win.
- ** Car Climbing **: Children can set up a long race track covered with different surface materials on the building blocks and turn it into a slope to let the racing car move on the slope. They can also use cylindrical magnets to attract several racing cars together and use the racing car's propeller to attract the racing car to move on the slope.
- ** Car Thrust Race **: Two children compete. Place a racing car in the center of the base of the racing track. Each of them will take a racing car's thruster and think of a way to use the thruster to push the racing car in the middle past the red boundary of the other party. The first to push wins. Four people can also participate and be divided into two groups to compete.
- ** Steeplechase **: Children will form a group of two or three. Each child will choose a racing car and place a number of obstacles on the three tracks at the base of the square racing track.
4. ** Made of A4 paper **
- ** Steps **
- First, he cut the A4 paper horizontally to 1/2, then cut half of the A4 paper into a specific shape.
- Six of the squares were folded into 8 equal folds, the remaining two squares were rolled into paper sticks, and the rectangular ones were also rolled into two paper sticks.
- Fold the 6 folds into a fan shape, flatten the rectangular paper stick (if the child is not strong enough, ask the parents or use pliers to flatten it), break one of the 2 paper sticks into the shape of a handle, trim both ends neatly, and cut the other one into 1/3 and 2/3.
- The three fan-shaped glue was packed into a circle to form a wheel, and the six fan-shaped glue formed two wheels. Then, he used the remaining half of the A4 paper to cut out a piece of paper that was larger than the previous rectangular one. He rolled it into a paper stick, then folded the middle of the paper stick into a V-shape, and cut out four small circles and a car seat.
- The V-shaped paper stick and two rectangular paper sticks were fixed at the center of the wheel respectively, and small round reinforcements and decorations were pasted on both sides. At the same time, the car seat was fixed on 1/3 of the paper stick.
- After the glue dried, the rectangular paper stick was inserted into the middle of the V-shaped paper stick, adjusted to a suitable position, and the excess part was cut off. Then, the front and rear wheels of the bicycle were connected, and two-thirds of the paper stick was fixed on the dot of the rear wheel as support. Finally, the handle and the seat were fixed to complete the production.
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