Modeling from plasticine is the most popular type children's creativity. This activity is not only exciting, but also very useful for the full development of the baby. All the skills mastered in the modeling process will undoubtedly be useful to your child in elementary school. Today we have prepared an interesting and simple master class on sculpting a lamb from plasticine. Before your child starts working with the mass independently, you need to study the technique of this lesson and show how to create a figurine by your own example.
So, we use it to sculpt the lamb following materials and tools:
How to make a ram from plasticine
Step 1. We begin the sculpting process by creating the base of the craft - the body and head. To do this, thoroughly knead one white block of plasticine mass in your palms. Roll it into a short roll. 
Then we bend the figure as follows. 
The upper part of the workpiece is the head, and the lower part is the torso. The lamb base is ready.
Step 2. We also need to make four legs. We pinch off four pieces from the second block of white plasticine and turn them into balls. 
Then we roll them into sausages and attach them to the body. 
Step 3. From the pink shade of the mass we make a couple of ears. First, we form voluminous droplets from pieces of plasticine, and then flatten them and squeeze the sharp tip. We attach them to the animal's head. 
Step 4. Now we start sculpting the lamb's wool. We cut miniature pieces from the white block, and then create balls from them. 
Glue small parts to the body. We place them as tightly as possible. 
Then we give the curls an interesting texture by pressing them with the tip ballpoint pen.
Step 5. We sculpt horns from plasticine brown. Let's prepare two thin sausages, flatten them and draw a texture in the form of stripes on both sides in a stack. 
We fix the horn blanks on the lamb’s head and give them a beautiful curved shape. 
Step 6. We complement the face with balls-eyes and an oblong nose made of black plasticine. Under the nose we draw the animal’s mouth. 
How to sculpt a ram from plasticine?
The lamb is the symbol of the year. Step by step instructions with photo
Shavaliev Damir, 2nd grade student, MAOU Secondary School No. 19 and MBUDO CDOD in the city of Dimitrovgrad, Ulyanovsk region.
Supervisor: Alyabyeva Marina Viktorovna, teacher additional education, MBUDO CDOD of the city of Dimitrovgrad, Ulyanovsk region.
Description: master class is intended for children school age, for children preschool age, additional education teachers, technology teachers and creative parents.
Purpose: Souvenir for New Year's holiday, toy for games.
Target: making crafts from waste material and plasticine.
Tasks:
1. Introduce the method of making a toy based on a kinder ball;
2. Develop fine motor skills and the ability to perform coordinated movements with both hands;
3. Arouse interest in making objects from waste material using plasticine;
4. Develop imagination and encourage creative initiative;
5. Cultivate a desire to use waste materials and turn them into useful items;
6. Develop the ability to use materials economically and perform work accurately.
Pleasant moments!
Here comes a sheep with curls...
Nearby are the little lambs!
Curls - from ring to ring,
Without curls - one face...
No, or rather not a face!
Muzzle with ears,
With gentle eyes.
There are no curls on the legs yet.
The legs look like they are wearing boots!
Those lambs are wool
And completely, completely tame.
The mother sheep went somewhere
And the lambs hurry after her,
- Be-be-be - they started shouting,
Everyone asked for milk,
Mommy sheep
Why did you go to the river?
Instantly surrounded!
(I. Reutova)
Required material: plastic boards, kinder balls, ballpoint pen rods and bodies, plasticine, stack.
Ram made of plasticine. Step-by-step execution works:
A lot of thin flagella are rolled out on the board, fingers together, fingers apart, rolled up in the form of snails, and then in a chaotic order or forming a pattern the snails are glued to the surface of the kinder ball. You can mix several colors of plasticine, adding a little gold or silver. The entire surface of the ball is covered, without gaps.
From a small piece of any color of plasticine, roll a head in the shape of an egg, using parallel movements of the hands, "open book", that’s what we call this rolling technique.
From much smaller pieces of plasticine of the same color or mixed, medium-thick carrots are rolled out - horns, ears are rolled out with two fingers from plasticine of the same color for expressiveness, flattened a little, and make a small depression in the middle with your finger.
We connect the parts.
We curl the horns behind the ears, if it is a ram, we make a lamb without horns.
We roll small balls in decreasing sizes in pairs: white or pink, according to the color of the eyes, grains of black - pupils, flatten each one between the fingers and connect in decreasing size; roll out a thin rope on a board, maybe from mixed colors, cut into small pieces, connect in the form of a loop - decoration for bangs. Lay from bottom to top: three loops, two, one. Behind the ears on the head we emboss with the rod or the end of the body of a ballpoint pen, imitating wool.
Emboss with a pen from the rod: two holes - the nose, press across - the mouth. The head is ready!
We roll up five small carrots, on four we make an impression with a pen from the rod - the hoof, and on the fifth we apply fine wool with the tip or the opposite side of the point. We assemble all the parts in a constructive way, SOUVENIR - TOY IS READY!
You can give it to your loved ones, or you can make these with your friends. handsome guys and play!
Olga Chernyshova
For work you will need plasticine blue, black, white and yellow
stack, toothpick, plastic cover, mat for sculpting
Divide the black one plate into 3 parts and one small one for the eyes, as in the photo
Roll them into round pieces
Blue divide the plate into 4 parts
We take the largest black ball and form an oval part from it.
Then we take the same blue piece, flatten it and cover them with a black blank
Use your little finger or pencil to make a depression where the legs will be lamb
From white plasticine we make small thin flagella-strings,
twist it into a curl and glue it to the base
Covers the entire body with curls
Take a medium black ball and divide it into 4 parts
and form the legs in the form of cones, all parts must be the same
We also divide the blue middle ball into 4 parts,
carefully cover each part with a thin layer,
trying not to crush the leg lamb
Glue it to the legs hooves:
two small oval pieces of yellow color, as in the photo
Connecting the torso and legs
Take the third black ball and cover it again with a thin layer of blue - this is the head
Glue on the eyes.
Making ears. Cut the nose and mouth with a stack, as shown in the photo
We make yellow flagella for the horns, intertwine them, and twist them into the horn
Glue it to the head
add curls to the head
Attach the head and body using a toothpick
We do this carefully so as not to break small parts.
Lamb ready to put it on the green lawn!
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Plasticine perfectly develops motor skills and imagination. Motor skills help children gain better control of their bodies and start talking earlier. Plasticine.
Making various animals from plasticine is simple and exciting activity for people of absolutely any age. Since making a sheep is one of the simplest tasks, we will discuss this process further.
First of all, you need to take a strip of white plasticine, a little brown and just a little black. Plasticine softens in your hands so that it can be given any shape. Then the white piece is divided into three unequal parts, one of which will become the head, the second - the body, and the third - the curls of the lamb. For reliability, it is advisable to connect both parts with a match.
When the frame of the sheep is ready, you should start creating curls. Pinch off pieces from this mass, roll them into thin tubes and roll them into curls. These ready-made curls are gradually glued to the entire body of the sheep.
To give the sheep a natural look, it is necessary, of course, to take care of the ears, legs and tail. All this is made from black plasticine. Thick, reliable sausages are created for the legs, the ears are thinly rolled out and curled, and the tail is created by analogy with curls.
When all the parts are attached, you need to add attractiveness to the sheep by working on its face. You can make eyes and a neat nose from black plasticine. By cutting the face with a stack, you need to give the sheep a joyful look, and then your craft will truly delight you.
Having mastered the principle of sculpting on the cheapest material, you can try to sculpt a figurine from polymer clay, self-hardening mass, or papier-mâché. Then the craft can decorate your interior, turn into a keychain or become a great gift someone close to you.
And if you make a figurine from marzipan or sugar mastic, you can safely sit it on a birthday cake. This will be especially relevant when celebrating the New Year of the Sheep according to the eastern calendar.
We also offer you a short video tutorial on sculpting a slightly different sheep:
My daughter stayed at home and did not go to kindergarten. I ate, walked, ran. Tired of it. And it came to her mind brilliant idea- you need to get creative. And since mom is at hand, why not take plasticine and do something like that.
It was decided - we will sculpt a lamb from plasticine. Just the symbol of the coming year will appear in the house.
How to make a lamb from plasticine?
For sculpting you need:
– Plasticine (you can different colors– we often use leftovers. But a prerequisite is the presence of white). We decided to make a lamb with black legs and head and a white coat.
– A board or mat for modeling.
Let's make a lamb
1. Take a large piece of plasticine, roll it into a ball, and then into a thick sausage. This is the future body of the lamb.
2. We bend our plasticine sausage, forming the body, neck and head (similar to how we started).
3. Roll out sausages from 4 pieces of plasticine - quite thick and not very long. These are lamb legs.
4. Attach the legs to the body (the fact that our plasticine is multi-colored will not spoil the craft, since the body will be hidden under a fur coat).
5. Roll a lot of small balls out of white plasticine - this is the future fur coat for the lamb. Even small children can do this part of the task. The mother tears it off from the common piece, the child rolls it around. Or vice versa.
6. Attach white balls to the body tightly to each other, leaving part of the legs and head open.
7. Our lamb has acquired a beautiful fleece.
8. From 2 balls of black plasticine we form ears (to be honest, I forgot what kind of ears rams have, so I used the memories of Shaun the Sheep). Roll out the ball, flatten it, and shape it like a boat. These are the ears.
9. Attach the lamb's ears to the head.
10. You can simply make the eyes with a toothpick (holes), or you can use plasticine - a small white disk, and on it a black pupil. We attach the eyes to the lamb's face.
11. The nose is a piece of black plasticine. Draw a mouth using a stack.
12. As for me, the lamb is already handsome! But my daughter definitely wanted to give him horns. And she did it - she twisted thin sausages from brown plasticine into a snail. Done - mom, attach it!
And while mom was carrying out the task of the “foreman,” Anya sculpted a pink tongue. I had to attach that too.
13. So easily we made it from plasticine symbol of the coming year - lamb. Admire it! For those who haven't done it yet, there is a craft - .
