Intelligent scenario competitive program For primary school
Game “What? Where? When? Why?" for younger students
Equipment: the hall is decorated with balloons and posters. On the stage there are 2 tables for the opposing teams, a table for the presenter, on which cards with questions are laid out, and props for musical breaks.
The song “What they teach at school” plays.
Presenter. Good afternoon, dear game participants. Good afternoon, dear guests. Today we are playing our game “What? Where? When? Why?" I present to you the teams of participants: this is the team “Pochemuchki” and the team “Clever Men and Clever Girls”.
Each team makes a welcome presentation.
Presenter. Our participants will be evaluated by members of the jury (representing them).
So, it's time to start our game. We wish everyone good luck. Spectators, your applause will be the best support for the participants.
ROUND 1 – LITERARY COMPETITION
The facilitator takes turns asking the teams a question. For each correct answer the jury awards 1 point.
1 task.
✓ Which hero of A. Tolstoy sold the alphabet and bought a ticket to puppet show? (Pinocchio)
✓ Who did the 11 brother princes from the fairy tale by H. H. Andersen turn into? (Into the swans)
✓ Which hero of R. Kipling grew up in a pack of wolves? (Mowgli)
✓ Who did you turn into? ugly duck from the fairy tale by G.-H. Andersen? (Into the swan)
2 task. Finish the word - name the most famous literary heroes.
Questions for the 1st team.
Baba-... (Yaga).
Fly Tsokotukha).
Turtle... (Tortilla).
Bee... (May).
Owl... (Bumba).
Brer Rabbit).
Sivka-... (Burka).
Questions for the 2nd team
Chicken - ... (Ryaba).
Crocodile Gena).
Brownie... (Kuzya).
Postman Pechkin).
Little Red Riding Hood).
Koschei the Deathless).
Old man... (Hottabych).
3 task. Find the rhyme and name the work and the author.
✓ Instead of a hat while walking, he put on... (a frying pan). (S. Ya. Marshak. “The Absent-Minded Man.”)
✓ And the watchdog came to Aibolit:
“A chicken pecked me... (on the nose.) (K.I. Chukovsky. “Aibolit.”)
✓ Here is the sage in front of Dadon
Got up and took it out of the bag
Golden... (cockerel).
(A.S. Pushkin. “The Tale of the Golden Cockerel.”)
✓ You have wax on your neck,
Under your nose... (blot).
(K.I. Chukovsky. “Moidodyr.”)
✓ A fly went to the market
And I bought... (samovar).
(K.I. Chukovsky. “Tsokotukha Fly.”)
✓ The cat is not used to riding,
Overturned... (truck). (A. Barto)
ROUND II - LOGICAL COMPETITION
✓ Will a snow woman melt if you put a fur coat on her? (No)
✓ In front of which person is the headdress always removed? (In front of the hairdresser.) ✓ Which city is the angriest? (Grozny)
✓ What is the name of a baby chicken? (Chick)
✓ How can you carry water in a sieve? (To freeze)
✓ House for money? (Wallet)
✓ Why do ducks swim? (From the shore)
✓ What do planes fly on? (Across the sky)
MUSICAL BREAK “GUESS THE MELODY”
Fans take part in the competition. The presenter offers to guess famous children's songs from the introduction. The team whose fans guess the most tunes gets a point. For the competition, you can use karaoke or record your performances on a disc or tape with short pauses.
III ROUND - MATHEMATICAL COMPETITION
✓ My grandson Fyodor, the dog Sharik, and the cat Vaska lived with my grandmother. How many grandchildren does grandma have? (One)
✓ There are 8 branches on a birch tree, each branch has 5 knots. There are 2 apples on each branch. How many apples are there in total? (Not a single one - apples don’t grow on birch trees.)
✓ A wheel is rolling on the table - it is multi-colored. One corner is red, the other is green, and the third is blue. What color will the next corner be when it reaches the edge of the table? (None. The wheel has no corners.)
✓ What will happen to the crow in 3 years? (She will be in her fourth year.)
✓ If you eat 1 plum, what remains? (Bone)
✓ There are many people, but one? (Human)
MUSICAL BREAK “MUSICAL CHAIRS”
4 people from each team participate in the competition. To the music, the players walk around the chairs (the number of chairs is equal to the number of participants), on which the musical instruments. As soon as the music ends, each participant takes the instrument he is near. Then the participants perform Russian on their instruments folk melody"Kalinka".
IV ROUND – NATURAL SCIENCE COMPETITION
Team captains participate in the competition. The presenter asks them questions. The captain's task is to give the correct answer faster than his opponent. For each correct answer, 1 point is awarded.
✓ Southern tree? (Palm)
✓ Small wintering bird? (Sparrow)
✓ Bird house? (Nest)
✓ Bird's nose? (Beak)
✓ River crossing? (Bridge)
✓ Honey-producing insect? (Bee)
✓ A place where vegetables grow? (Garden)
✓ House for a horse? (Stable)
✓ Strong wind with snow? (Blizzard)
✓ Poisonous mushrooms? (Toadstools)
✓ What are they made from? sunflower oil? (From sunflower seeds.)
✓ Dry grass? (Hay)
✓ What remains after burning wood? (Coal)
✓ House for a car? (Garage)
✓ The person who lives nearby? (Neighbour)
✓ Underground Railway? (Metro)
✓ What is the name of Santa Claus's granddaughter? (Snow Maiden)
✓ What is another name for Santa Claus? (Saita Klaus)
✓ Organ of vision? (Eyes)
✓ They hide under your nails. (Microbes)
✓ Smallest finger? (Little finger)
✓ Homemade Santa Claus? (Fridge)
V ROUND - COMPETITION “UNDERSTAND ME”
Each team receives a card with a word, for example: “school” and “book”. The captain of the 1st team gives his word to the representative of the 2nd team. The player of the 2nd team must, without words, using pantomime, gestures, movements, explain to his team what word was guessed. This is given 3 attempts. Then the teams change places.
MUSICAL BREAK “ONE IS A WORD, TWO IS A WORD”
The presenter takes turns telling the teams the first word from the song, for example “Letters”. Teams must name a song and sing one verse. The correct answer is “What they teach at school.” (Write different letters...).
Presenter.
Our game has come to an end.
We did our best.
It's time to sum up
It's not a sin to reward the team!
The teams are awarded.
Where can you find games and entertainment that will help any holiday become a bright, unforgettable meeting? Kaleidoscope of competitions offers its own version of the answer to this difficult question, will help children show their best best qualities, and perhaps reveal hidden talents. The proposed kaleidoscope includes task games for teams, competition games for fans, competition games for leaders and outsiders, and creative task games for dreamers and whys.
Task games for teams
1. "Ha."
Each team member has his own number. The first participant says: “Ha.” The next one should say: “Ha-Ha”, the third one should say “Ha-Ha-Ha”.
Thus, the game continues until one of the players makes a mistake in the number of “Ha”s pronounced or laughs. The loser is eliminated from the game. The game continues until the 2 most attentive and collected team members remain. Then the final “marathon of laughter” is held. The loser performs creative task winner.
2. "Paper balls."
Two teams are given sheets of newspapers (according to the number of participants). At the leader's command, each player must crumple his sheet with one hand to such a size that it fits in his fist. At the same time, the newspaper should not touch any objects... After the task is completed, the presenter can ask the players the name of the newspaper and the release date.
3. “Boot Hunt.”
Participants are divided into groups of 4 people. A circle with a radius of 3 meters is drawn on the floor. At the leader’s command, all participants take off their shoes and place them in the center of the circle. Then the presenter's assistants mix the shoes. At the leader’s signal, all participants run into a circle, find their shoes, put them on and return outside the circle to their foursome.
Those who complete the task faster win.
4. "Living calendar".
Each team member receives a sheet on which an event is written. The team must put together their “calendar”, explaining the connections between events. The host announces only the month in question. The theme of the “living calendar” can be different. For example: “Holiday dates”, “Famous inventions and discoveries”, “Birthdays of great people”, etc. d.
Competition games for fans
1. “Young designers”.
Fan teams are tasked with decorating a certain part of the hall.
The theme of the design is determined by the presenter. The props are prepared in advance. For example: at different ends of the hall there are pictures of holiday pies, and each team must decorate its pie, give it a name and make a speech. Such a number of tasks for fans will allow everyone to find something to their liking. The same competition can run in parallel with the “Musical Break” competition.
2. "Freestyle".
Dance competition for fans. The host reads the description of the dance, the dancing couple determines what kind of dance it is, orders the music and performs this dance. An option is possible: the couple must first perform the dance to the music of the guessed dance, and then, while maintaining the movements and pattern of the dance, to completely different music. For example, a Lezginka - to the music of a waltz, a gypsy - to the music of a break dance. Evaluated art style and originality of execution.
3. “And the muse appeared to me...”
The presenter reads out only rhymes for the fans, according to which they must name the author of the poetic passage and read the entire lines. For example, the rhymes “little by little - thank God”, “somehow - to shine” are given. The result should be the following quatrain:
We all learned a little bit
Something and somehow.
So upbringing, thank God,
It's no wonder for us to shine.
A. S. Pushkin
4. "Horoscope".
All fans are divided by zodiac sign and make a written game forecast for their teams. The most valued original horoscope and the most correct one.
5. "Auction".
It is carried out with all spectators at the same time. Auction topics may vary:
1) Name auction. Each participant says his name. His namesakes rise in the hall. In this way, the most frequently occurring ones are determined.
2) Auction of surnames. For example: cat, horse, aquatic, etc.
3) Auction of proverbs. For example, whoever names more will continue this or that proverb on the topic of nature, personality traits, etc.
Competition games for team captains
1. “Mysterious letter.”
Each captain receives a set of cards, on each of which he writes any phrase that is often found in letters. Then the captains exchange cards, write a letter, trying to connect all the sentences in general meaning, and read it out to the audience.
2. “Syllables.”
The captains exchange syllables as they throw the ball to each other. For example, the first one says “yes”, the second one adds “cha”. And so on until someone stumbles and cannot form a word.
3. "Gordian Knot".
Team captains receive cords of the same length, each with knots of varying complexity. Captains ask each other questions prepared in advance from different areas of knowledge or questions different levels difficulties. After each correct answer, the knot is untied. The captain who unties all the knots the fastest wins.
4. “Whose work am I doing?”
Team captains show the players of the opposing team the movements: traffic controller, violinist, postman, shoemaker, carpenter, boxer. The faster the team guesses, the more points the captain will receive.
Competitions for the very best
1. “Try on a smile.”
Find the one that suits you best from the pre-prepared paper smiles.
2. Competition for the most ridiculous skills.
Describe the most ridiculous skill, explain where and how it can be useful.
3. “Who am I?” or “Mask, I know you!”
The participant is put on a mask that he cannot see. He is given the opportunity to ask leading questions, to which the presenter answers only “yes” and “no”. Within a certain time or number of leading questions, the participant needs to determine what kind of mask it is.
Recipe competition - real and fake, healthy and “harmful”.
For example: “recipe for eternal youth”, “recipe Have a good mood", "Recipe for super-harmfulness", "recipe for invincible laziness", "recipe for personal popularity", etc.
Games - creative tasks
1. Find a word that means what is named.
For example:
Construction machine, plumbing device. (Tap.)
Item for cooking, stone block. (Plate.)
architectural structure, organized group of people. (Column.)
2. Compose a story (or a work of another genre), using phraseological units.
With all sails, neither fish nor fowl, remember what your name was, beat your thumbs, a drop in the ocean, burn with shame, sit in a galosh, hold your tail with a carrot, etc.
3. "Let's get acquainted."
Each group represents some objects: light bulbs, tables, steam radiators, sneakers, etc. And prepares a series of questions for the other group. Then a “press conference” is organized in which both parties take part. For example: two “light bulbs” and two pairs of “sneakers” sit at the table. Everyone else begins to ask them questions that correspond to the chosen image.
Those participants whose questions and answers turn out to be the most original and interesting win.
All-Russian presentation competition for schoolchildren
Every student in grades 1-11 can take part in the event by submitting a presentation or report with a presentation on
- biology,
- geography,
- foreign language
- computer science,
- stories,
- local history,
- mathematics,
- music,
- social studies,
- psychology,
- technologies,
- physics,
- ecology,
- economy.
All details about the event are on the competition page and in the regulations.
Light of knowledge - spring 2020
All-Russian competition research work for students in grades 1-11
Each student can take part in the event together with the teacher-supervisor or individually.
The competition accepts research papers and projects on:
- astronomy and cosmonautics,
- biology,
- geography,
- art history,
- foreign languages,
- computer science,
- stories,
- local history,
- literature,
- mathematics and cryptography,
- music,
- to the surrounding world,
- political science,
- psychology,
- robotics;
- Russian language,
- sociology,
- technologies,
- physics,
- physical culture,
- chemistry,
- ecology,
- economy.
You can find out comprehensive information about the competition and the Olympiad on the competition page and in the Regulations.
Art and talent. Masters of Drama
All-Russian competition of reports, presentations and illustrations, essays and research works, as well as a reading competition for schoolchildren and students
The competition is timed to coincide with important anniversaries of winter-spring 2020: 160 years since the birth of A.P. Chekhov, 225 years since the birth of A.S. Griboyedov and 275 years since the birth of D.I. Fonvizin.
Theme of the competition: Russian and foreign drama. The circle of authors is not limited only to the above-mentioned anniversaries, but is as wide as possible: Russians and foreign writers, classics and authors of the XX-early. XXI centuries
Each teacher, schoolchild or student can send a report and presentation to the competition for a literature lesson, a research paper dedicated to the life and work of the selected playwright. This could be a presentation for a lesson in studying “Little Tragedies” by A.S. Pushkin, an essay based on the play by A.P. Chekhov “ The Cherry Orchard", study creative laboratory N.V. Gogol when creating the comedy “The Inspector General”, etc.
You can also submit to the competition a video recording of a theatrical performance created by schoolchildren or students together with a teacher-supervisor based on any dramatic work.
For those wishing to demonstrate their recitation skills, the nomination “ Fiction reading" Schoolchildren and students can read a monologue or fragment from a play of their choice.
In total, the competition provides 9 nominations for students and 14 nominations for teachers and instructors.
The competition is divided into two streams so that participants can receive award documents faster. Competition diplomas are issued at the end of each stream. Participate in the first stream and add a new diploma to your portfolio of achievements on March 3, 2020.
Spring streams - 2020
We bring to your attention several thematic blitz competitions dedicated to spring holidays: “We’re celebrating Maslenitsa,” “Dad can do anything,” “There’s only one like that in the world.” This is a great opportunity to please parents not only a good gift, made with your own hands, but also a diploma of a winner or prize-winner creative competition!
Also, as part of the marathon, an artistic recitation competition has been opened, where every student can read his favorite poem about mom or dad, about spring or about your four-legged friend.
The list of available blitz competitions will be updated. Stay tuned.
All details are on the competition page and in the regulations.
Thirst for new discoveries
Theme of the competition: the geography of our planet in all its diversity.
Each student can submit a report, presentation, research paper on geography to the competition, as well as take part in an artistic recitation competition by reading a poem or fragment prose work adventure genre.
The competition is also open to teachers of geography, literature, primary school teachers, additional education and librarians, college and university teachers.
The competition is divided into 3 streams. Results and issuance of award documents at the end of each stream. Take part in the first stream of the competition and add a new diploma to your portfolio of achievements on November 26, 2019.
All details are on the competition page and in the Regulations.
Heroes of History 2019 / 2020
All-Russian competition-marathon for students in grades 1-11, as well as for teachers and professors.
Theme of the competition: history of Russia and world history from ancient times to the present day.
Each student can submit a report, presentation, research paper, or essay to the competition. historical topic, and also take part in an artistic recitation competition by reading a poem, an excerpt from a poem or a fragment of a prose work on a historical topic.
The competition is also open to history and literature teachers, primary school teachers, additional education teachers and librarians, college and university teachers.
The competition is divided into 4 streams. Results and issuance of award documents at the end of each stream. Take part in the third stream of the competition and add a new diploma to your portfolio of achievements on March 11, 2020.
All details are on the competition page and in the Regulations.
Also, every student can take part in our project’s distance competitions. You can always find a list of available events in the new section. We have prepared tasks for different age groups, both first-graders and graduates will be able to find something for themselves. On this moment There are six Olympiad tests available in Russian language, literature and art. The section is regularly updated, stay tuned.
To answer this question, let us turn to one of the main legislative acts regulating work in the field of education in general and the procedure for certifying teaching staff.
Federal Law “On Education in the Russian Federation” No. 273-FZ of December 29, 2012, as amended on July 26, 2019
Article 77. Organization of education for persons who have demonstrated outstanding abilities
"2. In order to identify and support individuals who have demonstrated outstanding abilities, federal government agencies, organs state power subjects of the Russian Federation, local governments, public and other organizations are organized and carried out Olympiads and other intellectual and (or) creative competitions, physical education events and sports events (hereinafter referred to as competitions), aimed at identifying and developing students’ intellectual and creative abilities, ability to study physical culture and sports, interest in scientific (research) activities, creative activity, physical education and sports activities, for propaganda scientific knowledge, creative and sporting achievements.
Article 34. Basic rights of students and measures of their social support and incentives
“22) development of one’s creative abilities and interests, including participation in competitions, olympiads, exhibitions, shows, physical education events, sporting events, including in official sports competitions and other public events.
The activities of the Open Palms project are carried out in accordance with the above law and are aimed at supporting and developing gifted children.
How can the active participation of children in Olympiads help a teacher when passing certification?
Consider a document entitled “Methodology for analyzing information about results professional activity applicants of qualification category (first or highest), carrying out educational activities by the position of “teacher”, which guides the experts of the certification commission of one of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation.
Student achievements
| Criterion: individual educational achievements of students (results of participation in competitions, olympiads, competitions, scientific and practical conferences, intellectual marathons, projects in the subject(s) of study). | |||||||||
Each academic achievement is taken into account, subject to participation:
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| International level | Federal level | Regional level | Municipal level | Level educational organization | |||||
| Winner = 6 points Prize-winner, laureate, nominee = 5 points |
Winner = 5 points Prize-winner, laureate, nominee = 4 points |
Winner = 4 points | Winner = 3 points | Winner, runner-up, laureate, nominee: 1 person or more = 1 point |
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| When participating in face-to-face events held by third parties | |||||||||
| International level | Federal level | Regional level | Municipal level | ||||||
| Winner = 5 points Prize-winner, laureate, nominee = 4 points |
Winner = 4 points Prize-winner, laureate, nominee = 3 points |
Winner = 3 points Prize-winner, laureate, nominee = 2 points |
Winner = 2 points Prize-winner, laureate, nominee = 1 point |
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| When participating in correspondence and distance events conducted by organizations engaged in educational activities and educational authorities | |||||||||
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1-5 people = 4 points More than 5 people = 5 points |
Winner, laureate, diploma holder: 1-5 people = 3 points More than 5 people = 4 points |
Winner, laureate, diploma holder: 1-5 people = 2 points More than 5 people = 3 points |
Winner, laureate, diploma holder: 1-5 people = 1 point More than 5 people = 2 points |
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| When participating in correspondence, remote events conducted by third-party organizations | |||||||||
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| Winner, laureate, diploma holder: 1-5 people = 3 points More than 5 people = 4 points |
Winner, laureate, diploma holder: 1-5 people = 2 points More than 5 people = 3 points |
Winner, laureate, diploma holder: 1-5 people = 1 point More than 5 people = 2 points |
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When assessing the results of correspondence and distance events, it is necessary to study the regulations on holding an correspondence competition, Olympiad, etc., located on the electronic resource of the event organizer. To do this, you must follow the direct electronic link specified by the applicant in the “Name of events” column. In the absence of this information, the AC specialist has the right not to take into account the results of students’ participation in correspondence and distance learning activities.
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Of course, a teacher can receive the highest score during certification for participating in a face-to-face competition international level conducted by educational authorities. Successes at such events are slightly less valued federal level etc. Unfortunately, there are not many professional competitions and olympiads for schoolchildren of this level, and not every teacher or student can take part in them for many reasons: harsh conditions selection, limitation on the number of participants, inability to personally come to the competition location, etc.
At the same time, having trained a student winner of a distance competition at the federal level, during certification, a teacher can receive the same number of points as his colleague with the student winner of a city-level competition conducted by the education department, or a colleague with a student winner of an in-person federal competition. Student victories school competitions and the Olympics, alas, are not highly valued.
- The results of the activities are stored on the project website in the “Results” section for no less than 5 years after their completion (five years is the inter-certification period). Indicate a link to the final table in the report when passing the certification, as well as on your personal or school website.
- The status of a completed event is always posted on the results page. Any member of the certification commission will be able to familiarize himself with it.
- Each teacher can apply for an unlimited number of students participating in the competition.
- The same student can participate in different competitions.
- Five or more students participating in competitions and olympiads should bring you 3 additional points during certification.
Since 2016, regular competitions for schoolchildren have been opened on our website. These are the research work competition “Light of Knowledge” and the report and presentation competition “Open Palms”. Lovers of Russian and world history can always take part in the “Heroes of History” marathon. Also held regularly literary competitions, reading competitions, and other creative events dedicated to significant dates. For example, in 2018/2019 academic year The competition “Beauty and life emanates from everywhere...”, dedicated to the 200th anniversary of the birth of Ivan Sergeevich Turgenev, and the competition “Poet and Sage”, dedicated to the 250th anniversary of the birth of Ivan Andreevich Krylov, were successfully held. In the fall, we remembered our favorite childhood authors as part of the creative competition “Learn Good Things,” and in the spring we held a recitation competition for Victory Day, “Holiday of Peace and Spring.”
Having analyzed the document that guides the certification commissions, we can conclude that distance (correspondence) competitions at the all-Russian level, conducted by the portal, are an appropriate addition or an optimal alternative to the few events held by educational authorities in your city or region.
Summary
- Competitions and olympiads of the “Open Palms” project are remote and are held third party, therefore, according to the instructions of the experts of the certification commissions, they must be taken into account when calculating points when certifying teachers.
- All ongoing events have federal status, which is confirmed by a Media Certificate with the territory of distribution Russian Federation and other countries, issued by Roskomnadzor on February 16, 2016.
- We invite teachers and students to take part in competitions and olympiads of our project to expand their portfolio and more confidently pass certification.
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Competitions and games for children.
Outdoor games for children - for schoolchildren.
Game for children “Hands up!”
The game is played by 8 or more people. You must have 1 coin. Everyone is divided into 2 teams and sits opposite each other at the table. One team receives a coin and the participants pass it to each other under the table. The commander of the opposing team slowly (you can silently) counts to ten, and then says: “Hands up!” The players of the team that passed the coin must immediately raise their hands up, with their hands clenched into fists. Then the commander says: “Hands down!” – and players must place their hands, palms down, on the table. The one who has the coin tries to cover it with his palm. Now the players of the opposite team confer and decide who has the coin. If they guessed correctly, the coin goes to them; if not, it remains with the same team.
Game for schoolchildren "Discoverer"
First, participants are asked to “discover” a new planet - inflate it as quickly as possible Balloons, and then “Populate” this planet with inhabitants - quickly draw human figures on the ball with felt-tip pens. Whoever has more “inhabitants” on the planet is the winner.
Song
The presenter invites everyone to sing together, in chorus. To begin with, a song that everyone probably knows: “Moscow Nights” or “Blue Car”. At the first clap of the leader, everyone begins to sing loudly; at the second clap, the singing continues, but only mentally, silently; at the third clap, they sing out loud again. And so on several times until someone gets confused. The one who makes a mistake comes forward and invites everyone to sing some other well-known song. This is repeated several times. The leader can help everyone else by conducting the combined choir, especially during those moments when the participants are singing mentally.
Pass the orange
Two teams stand in two lines opposite each other. The players in each team, from the first to the last, must pass each other some round thing: an orange, a ball, a round toy. In this case, you can only use your chin or shoulder. You can't help yourself with your hands. If the thing falls to the floor, everything starts all over again.
Caricature
Everyone stand in a circle. Let everyone come up with and depict a pantomimic caricature of any of the children. You can choose any of the participants in the game. Then, in a circle, you will need to try to consistently depict all the caricatures of all participants in the game. Everyone collectively decides who each person portrays in turn. If a player is exposed, he leaves the circle. If someone was unable to reliably portray his colleague and he turned out to be unrecognized, the author of the parody drops out of the game. Play the game in circles. The most persistent ones, the last ones, win.
Competition for schoolchildren: “Songs”
Song lovers competition. We stand in a circle, facing each other. The host starts the song, sings or speaks one verse. The next player continues with a verse of another song, without a pause in between. CONDITION: all subsequent verses must contain at least one word from the previous song. As soon as the first player has finished singing the first verse, the next song, without a pause, is picked up by the player to his right.
Chocolate
Two teams are participating. The presenter prepares two identical chocolates. At the command “Start”, the outer players of the two teams, sitting next to the leader, quickly unwrap each of their chocolate bars, bite off a piece and pass the chocolate bar to the next participant. The one, in turn, quickly eats another piece and passes the chocolate to the next player. The winner is the team that eats its chocolate bar faster, and it should be enough for all the players on the team.
Tamer of Wild Beasts
Place chairs in the room, one less than the number of guests. Everyone takes chairs, and one of the players becomes a wild animal tamer. He slowly walks in a circle and names all the animals in a row. The one whose animal is named (the players pre-select them for themselves) gets up and begins to slowly walk after their tamer. As soon as the tamer says the words “Attention, hunters!”, everyone playing, including the tamer, tries to take empty chairs. Anyone who does not have enough space becomes a tamer of wild animals.
Try it, pierce it!
One or two balloons are tied to the leg or both legs of the children. The players' task is to puncture other people's balls in any way and protect their own.
Firemen
Turn out the sleeves of two jackets and hang them on the backs of chairs. Place the chairs at a distance of one meter, with their backs facing each other. Place a two-meter long rope under the chairs. Both participants stand at their chairs. At the signal, they must take their jackets, turn out the sleeves, put them on and fasten all the buttons. Then run around your opponent’s chair, sit on your chair and pull the string.
Crush your opponent's ball
Two people are given one inflatable ball, which they tie to their left leg. With your right foot you need to crush your opponent’s ball.
Prize drawing on the count of three
Two participants stand opposite each other - there is a prize (lollipop) on a chair in front of them. The leader counts: one, two, three... one hundred, one, two, three.... eleven, one, two, thirty... twenty, etc. The winner is the one who is more attentive and the first to take the prize when the presenter says the count is three.
Guess who am I!
The game becomes more fun when many guests take part in it at once. The leader is blindfolded, the rest join hands and stand around the “blind” person. The leader claps his hands and the children begin to move in a circle. The leader claps again and the circle freezes. Now the presenter must point to a player and try to guess who it is. If he manages to do this on the first try, then the one who was guessed leads. If the presenter does not guess who is in front of him on the first try, he has the right to touch this player and try to guess a second time. If the guess is correct, the identified child drives. As a variant of this game, you can introduce a rule according to which the presenter can ask the player to say something, to imitate an animal - to bark or meow.
Hit the hat!
Give the kids a high five playing cards, nuts in shells, straws for drinking water, etc. and ask them to hit the hat with these objects while standing at a certain distance from the target.
bug
The players stand in a semicircle and the driver is one step ahead, with his back to them. Right palm he presses it to the right side of his face, limiting his view, and the left one to his right side, with his palm facing outward. One of the players lightly hits the driver's palm with his palm, and all the players extend their right hand forward with their thumb raised up. After the blow, the driver turns to the players and tries to guess who touched his palm. If he guesses, then the identified one becomes the driver. If not, he drives again.
Pull up your chair
Holding hands top part the back of the chair, lift it with straight arms above your head and lower it down. The winner is the one who completes this task the most times without letting the chair fall to the floor. Options: Raise the chair with one hand hind leg, behind the front, etc.
Zombie
Two from each team come out and stand side by side: hand in hand. In pairs, touching hands are tied, and with free hands, that is, one of the participants is left, and the other right hand, must wrap the package prepared in advance, tie it with a ribbon and tie it with a bow. The pair that finishes ahead gets a point.
C O N C U R S
"Mom's Helper"
At a signal, two teams of boys begin to put on a headscarf. Moreover, the first participant turns to the second and ties a scarf for him. The second unties her and turns to the third, etc. The team whose last player is most likely to end up wearing a headscarf wins. You can use an apron instead of a scarf.
"Miracle Barber"
And now, and now
We will ask you together
Braid your braids tighter
Decorate with a bright bow.
Who will braid the hair more beautifully and tie a bow? A bunch of rope imitating hair is attached to the backs of the chairs. Everyone gets a ribbon for a bow. One boy from each team takes part in the competition.
"First Clean"
For general cleaning
Everyone will get an A,
When will he be able to name
What needs to be washed and washed.
List what is done during general cleaning of the apartment. The last team to name the required action wins.
"The most caring nanny"
It's time to take a walk with the doll,
But first you need
Dress her, swaddle her.
Come on, let's be friends!
Who can dress and swaddle the doll faster? On the chairs in front of the boys they place a naked doll, clothes for the dolls and a blanket. You can limit yourself to only swaddling the doll.
"Lullaby"
On the eve of the holiday, my mother went on a business trip. The father is left with the children, who needs to put the child to bed and sing him a lullaby.
"Getting ready for school"
Each participant removes one shoe. All shoes are put in one pile (each team has its own). The lights in the hall are turned off (or the players are blindfolded), and at the command of the presenter, the participants find their shoes in the dark and put them on. The light turns on (or the eyes are untied). The jury sums up the results.
"Breakfast"
One father and one child are called from each team and are blindfolded. Dad is given a jar of jam and a spoon. The rest of the team verbally helps the dad feed the child.
"Clean your clothes"
While they were putting things in order, the youngest son was fiddling around somewhere (there were 20 clothespins on his clothes). Dad takes them off blindfolded.
"Bears and cones"
Cones are scattered on the floor. Two players are asked to collect them with the paws of large teddy bears. The one who collects the most wins.
"The Fox and the Bunny"
The players stand in a circle. Two of them, standing opposite each other, are given toys: one - a fox, the other - a hare. At a signal, children begin to pass these toys around in a circle. The hare tries to “run away”, and the fox tries to “catch up” with him.
"Venicobol"
Walk between the pins using a broom balloon. Return, pass on to the next one.
"Helpers"
A new obstacle is a spoon.
And there are potatoes in the spoon.
You can't run, you can't tremble.
You can breathe1
There is a potato in the spoon. You need to carry the spoon in front of you at arm's length so that it does not fall out.
"Artists"
Draw a cat with closed eyes. The presenter dictates the text:
Draw a big circle.
It's small at the top.
On the top of the head - two ears -
This will be the head.
Let's draw for beauty
Give him a fuller mustache.
Here the fluffy tail is ready -
You are the most beautiful of all cats!
"Who will outsing whom"
Two different songs are sung at the same time - who will win?
"Get to know your child"
The children drew portraits of their mothers in advance and recorded them on a tape recorder. short story about your mother. The teacher shows a portrait of the mother and turns on a tape recording of the child’s voice. Mothers should recognize themselves by the portrait, and their child by the recording.
"Recognize Mom's Hands"
How many kind kind words it is said about mother's hands. They wash, cook, wash, treat, caress, soothe. Will your children be able to recognize their mothers' hands?
Several mothers stand in a circle, one child is blindfolded. By touching hands, he must recognize his mother.
"Magic Ball"
For example, only girls named... Alyonka compete.
Whoever is faster needs to rewind the ball of thread. At the end of the thread is the question: “Which fairy tales have a number in their titles?”
"Knot for memory"
Tie 10 knots on a rope - who is faster?
"Skins"
Who can drink milk from a bottle through a nipple faster?
"Autumn and spring wind"
Two participants blow on a balloon in opposite directions. Who will blow harder and whose ball will fly farther?
"Sack Run"
"Handkerchief"
Tie scarves onto balloons. The balls are hanging on a thread. Who is faster and more correct?
"Feed your neighbor"
Two participants sit opposite each other. They are blindfolded, their bibs are tied up so as not to get dirty, and they are given a spoon and a cup of semolina in their hands. You need to feed your neighbor.
"Jumping Artist"
Participants must draw houses (something else is possible), but the paper is hung very high. You have to jump for every stroke.
"Pathfinder"
Find with your mouth candies buried in flour. Keep your hands behind your back. Who will find more?
“Where are you, Masha?”
Children stand in a circle. In the center are two children (Masha and Yasha), Yasha is blindfolded, Masha is holding a bell. Yasha catches Masha, constantly asking: “Where are you, Masha?” Masha gives a signal with a bell and exclaims: “I’m here, Yasha!”
"Winder"
Cars are tied to a long thread. Participants wrap it around a pencil. Whoever is faster will take the car for himself.
"Cinderella"
Buckwheat and rice cereals are mixed on trays. We must separate one from the other.
"Morning in the Chicken Coop"
A circle is drawn on the floor, there are eggs and many small objects (cubes, balls, etc.) in it. Two blindfolded participants collect eggs in a basket. Who is bigger?
"Eater"
Take a bite from an apple hanging on a thread.
"Find your other half"
A stand with children's drawings (portraits of fathers and mothers) is displayed. Dads are looking for moms, moms are looking for dads.
"Take the pin"
Everyone is welcome to participate. There are one fewer pins than there are participants. Everyone dances to the music. When the music stops, everyone grabs a skittle. Those who don't have enough are eliminated from the game. One pin is removed and it starts again. Play until one participant remains.
"Magic sausages"
Pour water into cellophane from sausages (5-6 pieces) and put a nut. It turns out to be a long transparent sausage. Turn so that the nut is at the top. Who will have it go down faster?