1. Paper windmill: Cut colored paper into squares, then cut a small mouth at each corner, and finally fold the four corners in half against the center point and fix them, and insert toothpicks to make a rotatable paper windmill.

2. Paper chain: Cut the colored paper into strips, roll up one end of the paper strip, then pass the next piece of paper through the rolled-up part to form a ring, and repeat the above steps until the paper chain with the required length is made.

3. Palette: Draw the shape of the palette on the white cardboard, and then fill each small square with color. You can use colored lead, watercolor and nail polish.

4, cardboard mask: cut out the shape of the mask with colored paper or cardboard, then draw the desired expression on it, and then fix it on the head with a rubber band.

5, rope bracelet: gently wrap colored rope or thread around your wrist to form a bracelet style. You can add some beads or pendants to increase the decorative effect.

6. Wool painting: fix one end of a colored wool on the cardboard with a needle, and then cross the wool through the eye of the needle to form various patterns and characters.

7, cardboard puzzle: use scissors to cut colored paper or cardboard into a number of puzzle pieces, and then let the children reassemble these puzzle pieces into a complete pattern.

8. Paper bag doll: Cut out the shape of the doll with colored paper or waste paper bags, then draw the five senses and clothes on the doll with colored pens, and add decorations such as hair and eyes.

Benefits of children's manual labor

1. Develop creativity: Handmade products need children's hands and brains, and children's creativity and imagination can be stimulated and cultivated by selecting materials, designing shapes and colors.

2, improve hands-on ability: Handmade requires children to cut, fold, paste and other operations by hand, which helps to exercise and improve children's hand coordination and fine motor skills.

3. Cultivate patience and concentration: In the process of manual production, children need to follow step-by-step instructions to complete the work, which cultivates their patience and concentration and can concentrate on completing the task.

4. Promote the ability to solve problems: In the process of hand-making, children may encounter some difficulties and problems, such as inappropriate materials and unequal shapes. By finding solutions, they can cultivate the ability to solve problems and innovative thinking.