Drawing a pedestrian crossing in the second junior group

Abstract of the GCD for drawing in the second junior group “SDA. Traffic light"

Larina Olga Aleksandrovna
Abstract of the GCD for drawing in the second junior group “Traffic rules. Traffic light"

Drawing on the topic of traffic rules “ TRAFFIC LIGHTS ” in the second junior group

Introduce children to traffic lights and their purpose

Strengthen knowledge of primary colors (yellow, red, green)

Introduce children to the rules of behavior on the road

Introduce children to the rules of correct road crossing

Continue to introduce kids to gouache paints

Develop the skill of drawing circles with gouache paints

Remember and reinforce the rules of behavior on the road that children are already familiar with

Handouts for children:

Poster with a picture of a traffic light and traffic rules.

Lesson on traffic rules “Pedestrian crossing” in the second junior group

Lesson notes on traffic rules “Pedestrian crossing”.
Second junior group Type of lesson: educational Topic of GCD: lesson on traffic rules “Pedestrian crossing” second junior group Program content: To form an idea of ​​traffic safety and correct behavior near the roadway. Objectives: Educational:
1. Provide knowledge about the rules of safe road traffic.
2. Form the concepts of “street”, “sidewalk”, “road”, “pedestrian crossing”, “traffic light”. 3. Strengthen children’s ideas about the purpose of a traffic light and its signals. Clarify what its colors mean: red, green. Developmental:
1. Develop cognitive abilities, speech;
2. Expand spatial orientation; 3. Get children to answer the questions asked; 4. Arouse interest in learning traffic rules; 5. Explain to children that they should only go outside with adults. Educators:
1. Develop a sense of mutual assistance, support, obedience.
2. Develop a positive habit of crossing the road at a pedestrian crossing when the traffic light is green. 3. To develop the ability to apply the acquired knowledge in everyday life. Vocabulary work: “pedestrian crossing”, “playground”. Equipment: laptop, multimedia projector, projection screen. CD player, recording of the voice of a “bear cub”, the sound of passing cars. Demonstration material: cars, a model of a pedestrian crossing marked with a zebra crossing, a “Pedestrian Crossing” road sign, a traffic light. Previous work: consultation for parents “Tips for parents on complying with Traffic Rules”, memo for parents. Preliminary work: examination of illustrations, conversation “I am a pedestrian”, familiarization with road signs, traffic lights.
Progress of the lesson
Educator: Guys, let's say hello to the guests. Children: Hello. Educator: Guys, look, I have something on the table. Who can tell me what this is? Children: Computer. Educator: That's right, guys, there is a computer on my desk. Let's turn it on. They sent us some kind of message. Educator: Guys, look who is sitting on the computer? Children: Teddy bear. Educator: Guys, the bear cub wants to tell us something, let's listen to him carefully. Teddy Bear (the soundtrack of the text recording sounds): “Hello, guys. Today I went out to play alone. I decided to play on the road. But there are a lot of cars there. The cars are driving very fast, and in different directions. I was very scared because I almost got hit by a car. If mom finds out about this, she won't let me go out. What should I do? Guys, please help me." Educator: Guys, I think that the bear cub does not know the rules of the road and is not familiar with road signs. Do you think so too? Children: Yes. Educator: Guys, today we will send a message to the bear cub, explaining to him the rules of the road and how to behave on the street. Guys, did you listen carefully to the bear cub? Children: Yes. Educator: Children, what did the bear cub do? Children: The little bear went outside to play. Educator: Who did the little bear go out with? With mom? Children: No, he went out alone. Educator: What happened to him? Children: He almost got hit by a car. Educator: Savely, did the little bear do the right thing? Children: No, the little bear did the wrong thing. Educator: Why did the little bear do the wrong thing? Children: You can’t go outside without your mother, you can’t play on the road, because it’s very dangerous on the street, and there are a lot of cars. Educator: That's right, guys. Remember: you can only go outside with your mother or adults. Do you guys want to go outside? Children: Yes, we want to go outside. Educator: Today you will go outside with me. Preparing with children to go “outside” Educator: Guys, it’s cool outside, let’s put on trousers, a hat, a coat, and boots. (Imitation of putting on clothes). Educator: Are you ready? Children: Yes, we are ready. Let's go “out into the street” Educator: Guys, you and I went out into the street. Let's see what's on the street? Children: There are houses, trees, cars, and a road on the street. Educator: That's right, guys, there are big beautiful houses, trees, cars on the street. Guys, where do the cars go? Children: Cars drive along the road. Educator: Yes, guys, cars drive on the road. Guys, look carefully at the road, what else is there? Children: There are white and black stripes on the road. Educator: Dima, tell me, what do you see on the road? Children: White and black stripes. Educator: That's right, thank you. Educator: Guys, these stripes are a place for a pedestrian crossing. We can cross the road along it. When crossing the road you need to be very careful. First we look left, then we look right. We can cross the road if there are no cars on the road. Educator: Guys, let's say together: pedestrian crossing. Children: Pedestrian crossing. Educator: Diana, repeat, please. Educator: Very good. Vlad, repeat it too, please. Educator: Thank you, well done. Individual answers. Educator: Yes, guys, you need to cross the road only at a pedestrian crossing. Game "We are pedestrians." The teacher reads a poem about a traffic light: It stands at the crossing, It stands in the heat and in bad weather. Our assistant for a long time - Hard Worker - traffic light. Children are standing at the pedestrian crossing. Everyone is waiting for the traffic light to cross the street. The teacher shows a red traffic light. Educator: Can I cross the road? Children: No. The children are standing. The teacher shows the green traffic light. Educator: Can I cross the road? Children: Yes. Children cross the road at a zebra crossing. Educator: Guys, I want to play, do you want to play? Children: Yes, we want to play. Educator: Where will we play? You can't play on the road, there are a lot of cars there. Look, guys, on the other side of the road there is a playground for children. But to play there, we need to cross the road again. Guys, look carefully, there is a road sign here. This sign shows a pedestrian crossing. It’s called “Pedestrian Crossing”. Let us repeat what this sign is called. Children's choral and individual responses.
The teacher reads a poem about this transition: The stripes are familiar to everyone. Children know, adults know.
A pedestrian crossing leads to the other side. Educator: Guys, you and I will cross the road at the pedestrian crossing. Educator: Savely, how do we cross the road? Children: We will cross the road at the pedestrian crossing. Educator: Dima, do you think so too? Children: Yes. Educator: Okay. Listen carefully. In order to cross the road, you first need to look in one direction, then the other, only then can you cross the road if there is no driving car nearby. Guys, look carefully, first I will show you how to cross the road, and then we will cross the road together. I look left, right, then slowly cross the road. You can't run across the road. (I cross the road, explaining the road rules) Educator: Now, together with you, we will cross the road at the pedestrian crossing. We cross the road at a pedestrian crossing. Educator: Dima, how did we cross the road? Children: Along the pedestrian crossing. Educator: Okay. Children: Roma, tell me, how did we cross the road? Children: First they looked to the left, then to the right. Educator: That's right, thank you. Did we run across the road? Children: No, we slowly crossed the road. Educator: Why didn’t we run across the road? Children: Because you can’t run across the road where cars are driving. Educator: That's right, guys, you need to cross the pedestrian crossing slowly, be careful, you can't run, because there are a lot of cars on the road. Educator: Guys, let's go to the playground. Now we will play the game “Chickens and Cockerel”. I will be the rooster, and you will be the hens. Game “Chickens and cockerel”. The chickens woke up (get up quietly) Waving their wings (waving their arms) The grains in the bowl (pecking the grains) The chickens pecked. Knock-Knock! Knock-Knock! (we squat and hit the floor with our fingers). The game is played 2 times. You can hear the noise of passing cars (phonogram) Educator: Guys, don’t be afraid, we are playing on the playground, cars don’t drive here. Educator: Guys, what game did we play? Children: We played the game “Hens and Rooster”. Educator: Savely, where did we play this game? Children: We played on the playground. Educator: Thank you, that's right. Educator: Guys, can the car drive into the playground? Children: No. Educator: Guys, now we will go back to kindergarten. To return to kindergarten we need to cross the road. How do we cross the road? Children: Along the pedestrian crossing. Educator: Show me where the pedestrian crossing is? (children point) That's right, guys, thank you. Returning to kindergarten, undressing (imitation) Educator: Guys, where were we today? Children: We were outside. Educator: What were we doing on the street? Children: We saw the road along which cars drive, and crossed the pedestrian crossing. Educator: Yes guys, you said it correctly, and we also got acquainted with the road sign, what is it called? Children: “Pedestrian crossing.” Educator: You and your parents should cross the street only where this sign is. Now we will send the bear a letter in which we will tell him about the rules of the road and explain to him how to behave correctly on the street. Now the little bear will not go outside without his mother, he will follow the traffic rules that we taught him, and he will teach his friends the rules of safe behavior on the road. Little Bear (the soundtrack of the text recording sounds): “Thank you, guys, I remembered the rules of the road, and I won’t play on the road anymore! » List of used literature: 1. We teach traffic rules visually - a teaching kit for preschoolers and primary schoolchildren. S.V. Ignatova. – M.: Yuventa Publishing House, 2012 (a poem about a traffic light and a poem about a pedestrian crossing). 2. Khakova R.A. Lesson on teaching children traffic rules in the second junior group: “My friend the traffic light” (fairy tale) /Festival of pedagogical ideas “Open Lesson”/ (Electronic resource)

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Outline of a drawing lesson “I am a Traffic Light” for the second junior group of kindergarten

1. Introduce children to traffic lights and their purpose

2. Consolidate knowledge of primary colors (yellow, red, green)

3. Introduce children to the rules of behavior on the road

4. Introduce children to the rules of correct road crossing

1. Continue to introduce kids to gouache paints

2. Develop the skill of decorating an object with gouache paints

3. Remember and reinforce the rules of behavior on the road that children are already familiar with

Handouts for children:

1. Landscape sheet with a picture of a traffic light

Material for the teacher

1. Card with a picture of a traffic light

2. Book by V. Likhoded “ Traffic Light ”

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Integration of educational areas: “Artistic creativity” (application), “Socialization”, “Safety”, “Communication”. Types of children's activities: play, communication, artistic speech, productive.

Goal: - to consolidate children’s knowledge about the operation of traffic lights, knowledge of the rules for crossing the street; - develop orientation in space, the ability to act on a signal; -develop spoken language in children. - learn how to glue a traffic light.

Visual aid: -traffic light layout; -Pedestrian crossing sign.

1. Organizational part. - Hello guys! Guys, many guests came to us today. Let's say hello to them and listen to me carefully. Guys, you have already learned how to play with cars and drive them. Drivers, both adults and children, must know the rules of the road so that there are no accidents on the roads. Guys, tell me, what sign helps us cross the street? -Crosswalk. - That's right, guys. Look at this sign. Familiar zebra-like stripes. Do you know that there is also an assistant when crossing the road. Guess the riddle: “Day and night I burn, I give signals to everyone. I have 3 colors. What's my friends name? (Traffic light). Guys, we need these signs so that there are no accidents on the roads. (knock on the door) -Who's there? (Fox enters) - I’m a red-haired cheat, I’m not afraid of anyone or anything. I will appear wherever I want. Hello guys, what are you doing here? — Hello, Lisa, we are getting acquainted with the rules of the road. Fox, do you know the rules of the road? -Certainly. -What sign is this? (We show a traffic light). -Traffic light. -Do you know what a traffic light is for? Tell us. -What should I tell you? It looks like a Christmas tree, multi-colored lights are on, and you can dance around it. - Guys, is Lisa speaking correctly? -Of course not. Listen to the guys, Lisa. They will tell you poems about traffic lights. 2. Improving knowledge, skills and abilities. (children read poems about traffic lights) Our children are going to kindergarten Our children are in a hurry! Even though you have no patience, Wait - red light! The path is closed to children! Yellow light on the way - Get ready to go. Green light ahead - Now cross. (Vladik K.)

To help you pass the dangerous path, We burn both day and night - Green, yellow, red. (Makarov P).

The strictest is the red light... If it is on, Stop! There is no further road, the path is closed to everyone. (Shukov E).

So that you can cross calmly, listen to our advice: - Wait! You will soon see a yellow light in the middle. (Shakirzyanov A).

And behind it, a green light will flash ahead. He will say - there are no obstacles, boldly go on your way. (Ermolaeva A). - Look, Lisa, our children are so smart. They know the rules of the road. Do your forest friends know the rules of the road? - No.

3. Practical part. - Let's help the fox, guys. Let's make paper traffic lights for forest animals and give them as a gift. (children make traffic lights) -Thank you, guys.

4. Consolidation. -And now, guys, let’s play the game “Red, Yellow, Green.” You will be the drivers. When I raise the red circle, it means there is no road, you hold the steering wheels in one hand below. And when I say yellow light - get ready, you hold the steering wheel with both hands and get ready to go. When I say green light, you can go, the path is open, you move. (we repeat the game several times) -You liked our game, Fox. - Yes. Thanks guys, you taught me a lot. Now I will teach my friends. - Thank you, Lisa. Come and visit us with your friends. Goodbye.