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Labor, technology - 1st grade

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Labor, technology - 2nd grade

Presentations on work in grade 2 are becoming an integral part of learning today. No one doubts their effectiveness anymore, since the result of the impact of such visual material on students is immediately visible. Younger schoolchildren, having seen beautiful work on the screen and the process of its creation, try to cope with the tasks set by the teacher as efficiently as possible. However...

Labor, technology - 3rd grade

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Labor, technology - 4th grade

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Type of work Collective work Master class Interior decoration Event Teacher's Day Technique Trimming on plasticine Material Corrugated paper Plasticine Collective work Master class Interior decoration Teacher's Day Trimming on plasticine Corrugated paper Plasticine

Purpose of the work: Improving the practical skills of children in the manufacture of products from different materials. Development of imagination, fantasy and spatial thinking. Development of fine motor skills of fingers. Cultivating aesthetic taste, work accuracy, respect for the work of a teacher.

Flowers bloom for beauty, For thoughts, pure and beautiful, For eternal, righteous love And for hearts, beautiful, clear. The beautiful aroma of flowers lifts our spirits, And beauty will heal us From languid boredom and idleness. Flowers, like sparks from a fire, will always warm our souls. Nature gave us flowers to make our lives better

Of course, it takes time for a small seed to grow into a sprout, and then a bush on which luxurious dahlias will burst into flames in the fall. But our flowers are of the fastest growing variety. We will make them in just 40 minutes during the master class. Get acquainted with a new technique, or rather, with a variation of an already known one. It's called: trimming on plasticine.

15.Now cut 3.5 cm squares for the second row of petals. There may be a little less of them. Cut out petals from the squares in the same way. Stick the petals of the second row 34 mm above the first in a checkerboard pattern. Make sure that these petals also bend down and do not stick out to the sides. This is easy to do by tilting the stick. Then the flower will acquire the desired spherical shape.

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Quiz game on labor training for students in grades 5-8 “Housewives” + presentation

The quiz game was sent by: Antonova Marina Nikolaevna, technology teacher, [email protected]

"Housewives" QUIZ GAME FOR STUDENTS OF 6-8 GRADES

Purpose of the quiz game:

• Educational:
• Consolidation of knowledge in the sections of the technology subject “Cooking”, “Mechanical Science”, “Floriculture”, “Electrical Engineering”, “Sewing”, “Material Science”, “Handicraft”.
• Control of knowledge obtained in various sections of technology.
• Developmental:
• Development of skills to update knowledge, thinking functions (analysis, synthesis, comparison, classification, generalization).
• Educational:
• Develop the ability to work in a group, goodwill, respect for each other, mutual assistance, cooperation, increase cognitive interest in the subject (activation of the cognitive process).

Students are divided into brigades (teams) or classes from 2-8 teams of their choice, choose a captain, you can come up with team names, a motto, an emblem.

Start of the game (see presentation):

Slide 1.

"Housewives"

QUIZ GAME FOR STUDENTS OF 6-8 GRADES

CLICK THE MOUSE - criteria and question numbers appear

The team randomly selects a section and question number.

CLICK THE MOUSE - the answer to the question appears.

Each team receives one point for each correct answer.

MOUSE CLICK - on a controlled button returns to slide 2 (Question Criteria).

The team randomly selects the section and question number again if the answer is given correctly. If not, the turn goes to the other team.

CLICK THE MOUSE - a question appears.

CLICK THE MOUSE - the answer to the question appears

MOUSE CLICK - on a controlled button returns to slide 2 (Question Criteria), etc.

Questions for the quiz game:

"Cooking"

Slide 3. What, according to popular beliefs, meant the beginning of all life? Egg.

Slide 4. A word that doesn’t make your mouth feel sweet, no matter how much you repeat it. Halva.

Slide 5. In the Middle Ages, knights wore this vegetable on their chests as a talisman. Onion.

Slide 6. A diplomat and a method of preparing herring. Ambassador.

Slide 7. The product that gave old man Hott-bych a cold. Ice cream.

Slide 8. Raw materials for making a carriage for Cinderella. Pumpkin.

Slide 9. This lightly bitten fruit became the symbol of Macintosh computers. Apple.

Slide 10. What comes with eating? Appetite.

Slide 11. One jug of milk was placed in the refrigerator, the other was left in the room.

Slide 12. Where will the cream settle faster? In a refrigerator.

Slide 13. What is the name of the small sandwich? Tartine.

What language is the word "kitchen" borrowed from? From German.

Slide 14. Where did tea first come from in Russia? From China.

"Mechanical Science"

Slide 15. Who came up with the first design for a sewing machine for making clothes? Leonardo da Vinci.

Slide 16. Which part of the sewing machine is in the black box? It has the same name as one of the bicycle parts. Pedal.

Slide 17. Who invented the first sewing machine using top and bobbin threads? Walter Hunt (1834).

Slide 18. In which city in Russia was the first sewing machine factory founded? In the city of Podolsk.

Slide 19. Which plant became the center of sewing machine manufacturing in Russia? PMZ (Podolsk Mechanical Plant).

Slide 20. In what direction does the flywheel rotate relative to the worker in different types of sewing machines? The flywheel of different cars rotates the same way - towards itself.

Slide 21. What is the function of the grooves on the needle blade? Protects the thread from rubbing against the fabric.

Slide 22. How do you select a needle and thread for machine work? Depending on the thickness and properties of the fabric.

Slide 23. What main part of a sewing machine is named after the garment? Sleeve.

Slide 24. Which part sets all the working parts of a sewing machine in motion? Main shaft.

Slide 25. What position should the needle be in when threading the upper thread? In the highest position.

Slide 26. Which plant became the center of sewing machine manufacturing: a) GAZ; b) VAZ; c) PMZ? PMZ (Podolsk Mechanical Plant).

"Electrical engineering"

Slide 27. It is in every room and on the ceiling. Lamp.

Slide 28. It comes in 127 and 220 V. What is it? Voltage.

Slide 29. Thermal light source. Bulb.

Slide 30. How many fuses are connected to an electrical circuit? Two.

Slide 31. What types of electrical wiring are there according to the method of laying the wires? Open and hidden.

Slide 32. Measures current strength: a) wattmeter; b) electric energy meter; c) ammeter. Ammeter.

Slide 33. Measures voltage: a) voltmeter; b) ammeter; c) wattmeter. Voltmeter.

Slide 34. Technical devices that use the electromagnetic action of electric current: a) electric motors; b) generators; c) lighting fixtures. Electric motors and generators.

Slide 35. What is the name of the science of receiving, transmitting and using electrical energy? Electrical engineering.

Slide 36. What is shown in the picture? Power lines.

Slide 37. The electric energy meter measures: a) current strength; b) mains voltage; c) energy consumption for a certain time. Energy consumption over a certain time.

Slide 38. Electrical energy is measured in: a) volts; b) watts; c) kilowatt-hours? Kilowatt-hours.

"Sewing"

Slide 39. What clothes are made from. Material.

Slide 40. Curved ruler for drawing curved lines. Pattern.

Slide 41. Which parts are cut first, big or small? Big ones.

Slide 42. Clothes consisting of sleeves. Kimono.

Slide 43. An enterprise where everyone is treated differently. Studio.

Slide 44. What measurement determines the size of a shoulder product? Chest circumference.

Slide 45. Rebus. Seams.

Slide 46. What is the name of the most necessary parts in any clothing (they can be overhead, internal, slotted, fastened with a zipper, most often located on trousers, aprons, skirts)? Pockets.

Slide 47. On which side of the figure are measurements taken? On the right.

Slide 48. What threads are used to make copy stitches? Contrasting.

Slide 49. Why are allowances given? For making seams.

Slide 50. Rebus. Thimble.

"Floriculture"

Slide 51. Tulip from the family: a) lily; b) peony; c) legumes. Liliaceae.

Slide 52. Which plants in terms of life expectancy include irises:

• a) annuals;
• b) biennials;
• c) perennials.
• Perennials.

Slide 53. The planting depth of daffodil bulbs depends on:

• a) the size of the bulb;
• b) weather;
• c) caring for plants.
• Bulb sizes.

Slide 54. Do bulbous plants produce bulbs that ripen in summer or fall? In summer.

Slide 55. Enveloping seeds with soil mixtures (peat, humus, clay) with adhesives (potato paste) and mineral fertilizers is called.... Pelleting.

Slide 56. One of the oldest branches of plant growing, providing the population with flowers. Floriculture.

Slide 57. Which flower means "pearl" in Greek? Daisy.

Slide 58. The image of what flower was minted on coins on the Greek island of Rhodes? Roses.

Slide 59. What plant of the Asteraceae family was brought from Mexico in 1796 and was named in honor of botany professor Johann Zinn? Zinnia.

Slide 60. How many flowers should there be in a bouquet? Odd number.

Slide 61. How do dahlias reproduce? Root tubers.

Slide 62. In 1830, D.P. Oznobishin’s book “Selam, or….……” was published in Russia? Language of flowers.

"Materials Science"

Slide 63. What kind of weave in fabrics complicates cutting and processing of products and why? Satin and satin.

Slide 64. The finest thread unwound from the cocoon of the mulberry and oak silkworm is called -... Natural silk.

Slide 65. What threads run across the edge? Weft or cross.

Slide 66. Wind, and fabric, and marshmallow. Marshmallow.

Slide 67. Both fabric and a collection of cards. Atlas.

Slide 68. What is the name of the narrow strip along the fabric? Edge.

Slide 69. What kind of thread interlacing is shown in the picture? Linen.

Slide 70. What are synthetic fibers made from? Coal, oil, natural gas.

Slide 71. What kind of weave of threads forms a fabric with the same front and back sides: a) twill; b) linen; c) satin? Linen.

Slide 72. What are the names of the strong long threads running along the fabric? Basis or equity.

Slide 73. What is the process of weaving threads of yarn together to make fabrics called? Weaving.

Slide 74. What are artificial fibers made from? Made from wood and cotton pulp.

"Needlework"

Slide 75. What is the art of tying knots called? Macrame.

Slide 76. How many knitting needles are needed to knit a sock in stockinette stitch? Five.

Slide 77. How is "patchwork" translated into Russian? Patchwork technique.

Slide 78. What is painting on natural silk called? Batik.

Slide 79. What is the name of lace, consisting of knots and “picots”, forming either circles or arcs? Tatting.

Slide 80. What is the name of the special device for stretching fabric? Slide 81. Used in embroidery. Hoop.

Slide 82. It is transferred to fabric. Drawing.

Slide 83. Durable paper for transferring drawings from the original. Tracing paper.

Slide 84. It can be artistic, scientific, technical. Creation.

Slide 85. What are embroidery threads called? Floss.

Slide 86. What is a wound seam called? "Rococo".

The results of the game are summed up.