How to make a manual weather turntable

The manufacturing process of manual weather turntable is as follows:

Preparation materials: disposable paper box, two pins, colored pens and yellow cardboard.

1. Draw a cross in the middle of the paper tray and divide it into four parts.

2. Draw different weather patterns in each area.

3. Colour each weather.

4. Make a small hole in the middle of the paper tray.

5. Cut a yellow cardboard pointer and make a small hole in the needle.

6. Connect the pointer and the paper tray with two pins.

7. This completes the manual weather dial. What's the weather today? Where can you move it?

Matters needing attention when doing manual work:

1. Safety first

Make sure the work area is safe and use age-appropriate tools and materials. For young children, we should choose non-toxic and non-fragile materials and avoid using sharp knives to prevent accidents.

Provide appropriate guidance.

According to the age and ability of children, provide appropriate guidance and help. For young children, it may be necessary to complete manual activities around them or under their guidance to ensure safe and correct operation.

3. Encourage creativity and imagination

Manual activities are a good way to cultivate children's creativity and imagination. Encourage children to play freely and don't limit their creativity and ideas too much. At the same time, it can also give some suggestions and inspirations to help them complete their works.

4. Emphasize patience and perseverance

Manual activities may take some time and patience. Encourage children to be patient in the face of difficulties or challenges and don't give up. Help them learn the ability to solve problems and overcome difficulties.

5. Encourage sharing and display

Encourage children to share and show their achievements with others after completing their handmade works. This can increase children's self-confidence and sense of accomplishment, and also promote communication and interaction with others.

Teach cleaning and tidying

Manual activities may cause some confusion and residue. Teach children to clean up the work area after completing activities, properly arrange tools and materials, and cultivate their sorting ability and sense of responsibility.

7. Respect children's interests and choices

Try to let children choose the theme and materials of manual activities according to their own interests. This can increase their participation and enthusiasm, and also cultivate their decision-making ability and autonomy.