Fairy tale marathon. Competitive game program for younger schoolchildren.

Educational - game program for children: “Visiting a fairy tale.”

Educational and game program for children:

"Visiting a fairy tale"

Goals

: remember your favorite fairy tales with the children, develop a desire to read more and expand your knowledge about fairy tales. Give children joy and pleasure from spending time together.

Tasks :

1.Form a sustainable interest in reading fiction. Remember and repeat folk tales, tales of Russian and foreign writers.

2. Expand children’s understanding of fairy-tale characters and their actions.

3. Develop oral speech through contact with fairy tales.

4. Enrich and activate children’s vocabulary on the topic “Fairy Tales”.

5. Promote the development of children's creative abilities; imagination, logical thinking, attention and memory.

6. Promote the development of motor activity in children.

7. Develop the ability to cooperate in the process of joint activities.

8. Foster a love of reading fiction.

9. Cultivate goodwill, respectful attitude towards each other, cultivate feelings of empathy, the desire to help a friend.

Methodological equipment:

laptop, speakers, recordings of music for competitions; cards with the names of fairy-tale characters, cards with the names of fairy tales, costumes for the “Making a Movie” competition, 2 brooms, 2 balls, small balls, 2 baskets.

Event type:

educational competitive and entertainment program (with quizzes and relay races).

Form:

group.

Progress of the event:

1. Organizing time

(message of topic, purpose and objectives)

1. Preparatory stage

- preparing the hall for the event

-definition of teams and their captains

- determination of the composition of the jury

3. Main stage

Leading:

Hello girls and boys! Today we have an exciting event ahead of us. We will remember the fairy tale characters and fairy tale books we read. Who is the most attentive, who remembers the most different fairy-tale little things?

So, 2 teams will participate in our event. They were given the task of coming up with a name for their team and a motto based on a fairy tale theme. So, captains, I ask you to speak.

(introduction of teams and their commanders, as well as the jury).

Leading:

Today, guys, I want to invite you to the wonderful world of fairy tales. Good and evil heroes live in it. But getting there is not easy, you need to say the magic words: “Turn around and find yourself in a fairy tale.” You know that fairy-tale heroes always had to overcome difficulties and obstacles, and on our way we will encounter many obstacles that, I am sure, we will overcome. So, our game is dedicated to fairy tales.

First, let's do a warm-up. Whoever gives the correct answer to a question faster earns 1 point!

Warm-up questions:

1. Which piglet built the strongest house? (Naf-Naf)

2. How many robbers did Ali Baba have to deal with? (40)

3. What is the name of Aibolit’s sister? (Varvara)

4. Name in order the objects where Koshcheev’s death was kept? (Tree, chest, hare, duck, egg, needle).

5. Name Crocodile Gena’s most cherished wish. (To find a friend)

6. How many brothers did Eliza have from the fairy tale “Wild Swans” by Andersen? (11)

7. How many piglets built a house and outwitted the wolf? (Three)

8. What is the name of the genie that Volka freed from the jug? (Hottabych)

9. Name the three bears from L. Tolstoy’s fairy tale “The Three Bears”. (Mikhailo Potapovich, Nastasya Petrovna, Mishutka).

10. Which writer put a cap on the wolf, a red cap on the girl, and boots on the cat? (Charles Perrault)

11. What was the name of the evil owner of the puppet theater from A. Tolstoy’s fairy tale “The Golden Key or the Adventures of Pinocchio”? (Karabas Barabas)

12. Sailor's cat had a cow. What was her name? (Murka)

Leading:

So, we begin the main stage of our game. There will be seven rounds in total. Take out the number and determine the question number. Each round has 10 questions. For the correct answer - 1 point. (Teams answer questions in turns.

Round 1. Russian folk tales.

1. What fairy tale is this song from?

Fox carries me

For the dark forests,

For the high mountains

Into a dark hole.

(“Cat, Rooster and Fox” or “Golden Comb Cockerel”).

2.

What happened to Bubble, and what happened to Straw from the fairy tale “Bubble, Straw and Bastfoot”?
(The straw was pulled from bank to bank of the stream and broke when Lapot walked along it. And Bubble laughed and laughed, and burst.)
3.

What miracles did Vasilisa the Wise perform at the Tsar’s ball in the fairy tale “The Frog Princess”?
(During the dance, she waved one hand - the lake overflowed; she waved the other - the swans flew away).
4.

What saying do Russian fairy tales usually begin with?
(In a certain kingdom, in a certain state they lived...)
5.

In a fairy tale, a man managed to divide 1 goose into seven.
How did he do it? And what was the best piece you kept for yourself? ( For the master - the head, for the lady - the back, for two sons - legs, for two daughters - wings, and for yourself the whole body).
6.

What is the name of “That - I don’t know what”, which should have been found in the fairy tale “Go there - I don’t know where, bring that - I don’t know what.”
(Swat Naum).
7.

This fairy tale hero loves honey very much.
And Masha outwitted him with the pies. How did it happen, who remembers? ( Fairy tale “Masha and the Bear.” Masha baked pies and asked the bear to take them to her grandparents, and she hid in the basket. As soon as the bear wanted to stop and taste the pies, Mashenka said: “Don’t sit on the tree stump, don’t eat the pie...”
8.

Who couldn't divide the tops and roots?
(The man and the bear in the fairy tale of the same name).
9.

What kind of fairy tale is it where all the inhabitants except the bear can fit in a small house?
How many of these residents were there, who were they, what happened to the house? ( “Teremok”, 6 inhabitants: mouse, frog, hare, fox, wolf, boar. The bear crushed the Teremok when he tried to get into it).
10.

How did the wolf catch fish in the frozen hole in the fairy tale about how the beaten one is lucky not to be beaten?
Who taught him this, and what happened to the wolf? (The fox taught him. The wolf was catching fish with his tail, lowering it into the ice hole. The ice hole froze, the tail froze. The people who came for water attacked the wolf with rockers, beat him. And the tail came off).
Sports competition "Flying on the Broom"

Relay race. Two teams are participating. The team that is the first to fly on a broom earns 3 points (inventory - 2 brooms).

Round 2. Fairy tales of Russian writers.

(conducted like the first round)

1. What is the name of the sorceress who was very afraid of water and how many years did she not wash her face? (Bastinda, hasn’t washed her face for 500 years).
2. Who came up with Matroskin, Pechkin, Uncle Fyodor? (E. Uspensky)
3. What were the cherished desires of the heroes whom Ellie had to help get to the Emerald City? What were the names of these heroes? (The Scarecrow wanted brains, the Tin Woodman wanted a heart, the Lion wanted courage).
4. Do you remember Olesha’s story “Three Fat Men?” What were the names of these fat men? (They didn’t call me at all. Three fat men - that’s all!)
5. Ellie owned silver shoes and a gold hat. What was their magical power? (If you hit a heel on a heel, the shoes were taken to any place. And the owner of the hat said magic words, Flying Monkeys flew in, and they could also take them to any place. The owner of the hat could use the services of flying monkeys three times).
6. What words did the heroine of Kataeva’s fairy tale “Seven-flowered Flower” say? (Fly, fly, petal. Through the west, to the east. Through the north, through the south. Come back, having made a circle. As soon as you touch the ground, be in my opinion!).
7. Who sold the ABC for gold coins to buy a ticket to the puppet theater? For how many coins? (Pinocchio sold the alphabet for five gold pieces.)
8. 8.

   List as many names of the shorties from Nosov’s fairy tale “Dunno” as possible.
   (Dunno, Znayka, Syrup, Donut, Pilyulkin, Vintik, Shpuntik, Samotsvetik, Tsvetik, Smekaylo, Tube, Button, Pulka, Bulka, Sineglazka, Svistulkin...)

9. 9.

   Which countries did Ellie travel to in A. Volkov’s fairy tale books?
   (Country of Chatterers, Migunov, Jumpers, Munchkins, Yellow, Pink, Purple, Blue).

10. How many bunnies did the hare have from Suteev’s fairy tale “The Bag of Apples”? (Five: 4 sons and a sweet daughter.)

Round 3. Help the heroes!

First of all, Koschey tore the names of the fairy-tale characters, and parts of the names got mixed up. And now the children will not know which hero we are talking about. This tour can be conducted orally, or you can give the children cards on which parts of the names of fairy-tale heroes and literary characters are written. Children need to find two parts of one name.

Sports competition “magic ball”

Relay race. Team members need to use a broom to roll the balloon to the flags and back. The team that completes the task first earns three points.

(inventory - 2 brooms and 2 balloons)

Round 4. Who is it?

Based on the description, try to guess what kind of hero he is and what work he is from.

1. “All six princesses, the daughters of the sea king, were very pretty, but the best of all was the youngest, tender and transparent, like a rose petal, with deep, blue eyes like the sea... She loved most of all listening to stories about people living above, on earth . (The Little Mermaid. Andersen)
2. Who is this? “..The face of the head was smooth and shiny, with full cheeks and a huge nose, with large, tightly compressed lips. The bare skull sparkled like a convex mirror... And on the whole face there were only eyes... When the eyes rotated, a creak was heard in the silence of the hall, this amazed Ellie. (Goodwin. “The Wizard of the Emerald City” by A. Volkov).
3. Who is it talking about? Meanwhile, she grew and grew, / Rose and blossomed. / White-faced, black-browed, / Such a meek disposition.. (This is about the Princess, Pushkin. “The Tale of the Dead Princess and the Seven Knights”)4
4. And who is this? “He was a skinny old man with a waist-length beard, in a luxurious silk turban, in the same caftan and trousers and unusually elaborate morocco shoes... -Are you an illusionist from the circus? “Did Volka guess?” (Old Man Hottabych from the fairy tale of the same name by Lagina).5
5. What kind of woman? “One of the snowflakes, a larger one, fell on the edge of the flower box and began to grow, grow, until it finally turned into a woman, wrapped in the finest white tulle, woven, it seemed, from millions of snow stars... She was... all of dazzling white ice and still alive! Her eyes sparkled like stars.. ( The Snow Queen from Andersen's fairy tale of the same name).6
6. Who described this beauty and what is her name? The moon shines under the scythe, / And the star burns in the forehead. / But she herself is majestic, / She acts like a peahen; / And the way she speaks, / Like a river babbling. (This is from Pushkin’s fairy tale “The Tale of Tsar Saltan, of his glorious son and mighty hero Prince Guidon Saltanovich and of the beautiful Swan Princess.” The Swan Princess is described).
7. Who is this about? “Many years ago there lived a king who loved beautiful and new dresses so much that he spent all his money on clothes. He did not care about his troops, was not interested in the theater, and did not like to walk. He spent whole days in the dressing room... (Andersen. “The King’s New Dress.” The Naked King.)
8. Who is this? “A strange, unidentified object resembling a barrel is flying over Stockholm. It makes sounds similar to the rumble of an airplane...” ( Carlson).
9. And what fairy tale heroine is this? “She is standing in an expensive sable jacket./ A brocade kitchka on the top./ Pearls weighed down her neck./ There are gold rings on her hands. /There are red boots on my feet. /There are zealous servants in front of her./She beats them, drags them by the chuprun…. (The old woman from “The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish”).
10. “Is it really him! His eyes became small, like those of a pig, his huge nose hung below his chin, and it was as if there was no neck at all. His head went deep into his shoulders, and he could hardly turn it at all... And he was... very small in height... (Dwarf Nose from Hauff's fairy tale).

Tour 5. Based on Pushkin's fairy tales

1. What did King Dadon promise to the sage for the golden cockerel? (For such a favor / He says in admiration / I will fulfill your first will / as mine.
2. How many years did the old man and the old woman live by the blue sea? (Exactly thirty years and three years).
3. What was the payment for the work according to the agreement between Pop and his employee Balda? ( Pop gets three clicks on the forehead a year).
4. What does the scientist cat say when he walks around the chain? (He goes to the right - he starts a song, to the left - he tells a fairy tale).
5. At what whim of the old woman did the Goldfish's patience end? ( I want to be the mistress of the sea / So that I can live in the Okiyan-sea / So that a golden fish can serve me / And be on my errands).
6. What words did the queen say to the mirror? (My light, mirror, tell me! / Tell me the whole truth...)
7. Who did Tsar Saltan appoint as his bride's older sisters? (Let one of you be a weaver and the other a cook.)
8. What words does “The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish” begin with? ( An old man lived with his old woman / By the very blue sea).
9. What was the name of the uncle of the 33 heroes? (Uncle Chernomor).
10. What kind of kernels did the nuts have that the squirrel gnawed from the fairy tale “The Tale of Tsar Saltan, his son the glorious and mighty hero Prince Guidon Saltanovich and the beautiful Swan Princess.” (The cores are pure emerald).

Sports competition

"Accurate shooter"

Members of both teams take turns throwing balls into the basket. The team with the most hits earns three points.

(inventory: 2 baskets and small balls according to the number of participants).

Round 6.

Works of foreign writers.

1. What word should Kai have made out of ice floes in the Snow Queen's castle ? (Andersen’s fairy tale of the same name, the word “eternity”.

• 2.

  What did Robinson Crusoe name his rescued native?
  (Friday).

• 3.

  What is the name of the boy - the vegetable that makes many people cry
  ? (Cipollino).

• 4.

  What is Carlson's favorite expression?
  (Calm, just calm. It’s nothing, it’s an everyday matter).

• 5.

  What did the carriage turn into at 12 o'clock, and whose was it?
  ( Into a pumpkin. Cinderella's carriage.)

• 6. How many years did Robinson Crusoe live on the desert island? (28 years).

• 7. Name the cast of the Bremen Town Musicians. (Donkey, dog, cat, rooster).

• 8. Which bear really likes honey and making chants and screams? Who goes to visit in the morning and acts wisely? (Winnie the Pooh).

• 9. What price did the Little Mermaid pay to the Witch for getting legs instead of a tail? (I gave her my wonderful voice).

• 10. How was Thumbelina born? (She was sitting in a flower similar to a tulip, which grew from a barley grain given to the woman by a witch).

Round 7. Filming

Teams take turns being asked to depict a fairy tale (by drawing lots) in the form of a melodrama, comedy or action movie (the maximum number of points in this round is 5).

Summarizing

Word of the Jury. Rewarding.

Leading

. This concludes our meeting. Love fairy tales, read fairy tales and remember: “A fairy tale is a lie, but there is a hint in it, a lesson for good fellows.” There is always a lesson in a fairy tale, but the lesson is good, most often it is friendly advice. The fairy tale teaches us to distinguish good from evil, good from bad.

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