How to fold the telescopic knife?

How to fold the telescopic cutter is as follows:

I. Tools/raw materials:

Colored paper, double-sided tape, scissors

Second, the method/steps:

1, fold a piece of white paper in the middle and open it.

2. Fold the middle crease of the upper and lower edges in half.

3. Continue to fold in half along the middle crease.

Glue it into three equal parts with a glue stick.

5. Cut out the tip of the knife with scissors and cut out a small piece of semi-colored paper with scissors.

6. Roll the colored paper on the newly made handle, and roll the remaining colored paper on the knife.

7. Take it down and seal it with glue.

8. Make a knife protector with another colored paper and fix it on the handle.

After these eight steps, such a telescopic knife is completed.

The advantages of doing manual work are as follows:

1, handmade can enrich children's childhood. Nowadays, many babies are under great pressure and their daily life is very slow. They had less happy time, which was not conducive to the healthy growth of the baby. But hand-made, not only can let the baby learn things, but also can enrich their lives and make their childhood full of joy.

2. Handmade can cultivate children's self-confidence. It takes hands and brains to complete a handmade product independently. In this process, children will encounter many problems. If they can persist in finishing, it is also a manifestation of perseverance. No matter what the baby's handmade products are, they should be praised and affirmed, so that children can build their self-confidence.

3, hand-made can cultivate children's observation. When making handicrafts, babies are usually simple daily necessities. It depends on the baby's daily observation of various things in daily life. If the baby observes carefully, the things made will be vivid and pay more attention to the changes in details. After a long time, the baby naturally develops the habit of paying attention to things around him.

4. Handmade can cultivate children's creativity. Many times, teachers first provide pictures or shapes of things, then guide children's divergent thinking to think, and then mobilize children's enthusiasm for making, so that children can give full play to their imagination and create things in their own minds.