Pupils of the Aksubaevsky shelter "Dream" create salty valentines
6 February 2012, Monday
Pupils of the Aksubaevsky social shelter for children and teenagers "Dream" comprehend skill plastic art from dough. On the threshold of the Valentine day children create thematic volume figures, pictures and various compositions from salty test.
Now in the studio 14 children of younger and average school age are engaged.
Under the direction of a skilled tutor N.Nikitina children put a maximum of efforts, diligence, patience and exactness in making of each detail.
Experts notice that plastic art develops small movements of fingers, imagination of children, skills of manual skills are formed and develop, children learn to co-ordinate movements of hands, gain new touch experience - feeling of a plasticity, form and weight.
Besides, joint work teaches children to respect, concede, listen to opinions each other.
«The amicable children's collective is a daily work of tutors, psychologists, social teachers of the social shelter», - marks a deputy director T.Gabdrahmanova
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