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ELLA'S BACKYARD &
CHILDREN CINEMATOGRAPHY ACTIVITY

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"Elin Dvorik" under the leadership of Albina Nikitina developed and conducted an innovative experimental project, within the framework of which children aged

4-6 years directly participated in the creation of puppet cartoons!

The work was carried out jointly with

the State Educational Institution Kindergarten No. 703 with the support

of the Northern District Administration of the Moscow Department of Education.

  1. As part of the Children's Cinematographic Activities project, children are introduced to the basics of cinematography.

  2. Then the children, together with their teachers and parents, engage in research and educational activities on current topics of our time.

  3. Having a certain amount of knowledge on a given topic, boys and girls improvise in the studio, playing with dolls, refracting the acquired knowledge through a completely non-standard children's perception. Thus, children themselves come up with scenarios and characters for new cartoons and clips.

  4. While preparing the scenery, children develop drawing skills, motor skills, artistic taste, accuracy and responsibility.

  5. Children from the kindergarten, as well as their brothers and sisters, voice the characters, play with dolls, and become actors themselves, filming cartoons and clips that help the children themselves and their friends make the right decisions on issues such as traffic, ecology, friendship, etc.

  6. The finished cartoons are used for home and public viewing and discussion in other kindergartens.

Children's cinematographic activities contribute to the formation of creative and intellectual potential of preschoolers, providing children with the opportunity to develop their abilities, inclinations, interests in an innovative way; to begin searching for their social, and later, professional self-determination.

"What school subjects are aimed at developing a child's emotional responsiveness, his soul, and not just the ability to think rationally? And if this does not happen, can an emotionally deaf person be considered normal? And how will others deal with him?

A.A. Melik-Pashayev

Doctor of Psychology, Laureate of the Russian Federation Government Prize in the field of education,

Editor-in-chief of the magazine "Art in School",

Member of the Union of Artists of Moscow

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