It used to happen that a grandmother would go for water to the river, and her buckets would rattle: break, break! The granddaughter goes to the river for water, and she has buckets: blah blah! Blak-blak! A hen goes for water to the river, and she has buckets: tinkle-tinkle! Ring-ring! Ring-ring.
Grandmother comes from the river, and she has water: drip-drip! The granddaughter comes from the river, and she has water: drip-drip drip-drip! A chicken comes from the river, and her water is: drip-drip, drip-drip, drip-drip!
Here they went once on the water. Grandma Dasha is in front, granddaughter Masha is in the middle, and Ryaba is a hen behind. The buckets on the yokes sway, the yokes creak, they sing a song, and the buckets agree with them.
At that time, an apple hung on a branch. The apple heard, the apple looked, pulled out a twig and fell off the tree. The apple rolled on the grass.
From the grass to the path, along the path down the hill. An apple rolled under the chicken's legs - the chicken fell, turned over.
The granddaughter rolled under the legs - the granddaughter fell, turned over.
Grandmother rolled under her feet - grandmother fell, turned over. groaned, groaned.
And the rocker something: creak-creak-creak! And the buckets: blyak-blyak-blink! Now I make noise, now I ring, now I creak!
He ran to the noise, creaking, ringing grandfather:
- What happened, what happened?
The hen cackles:
- A hawk attacked me!
- A wolf jumped on me!
- A bear has landed on me!
And there was only one apple!
Russian folk tale in pictures. Illustrations: V. Losin
Target: fixing the standards of basic movements and their creative development by children; strengthening the ability to "enter the image" and creatively express it in motion.
Tasks: reinforcing the performance of well-known movements; development of elements of creativity in games and exercises; fostering friendships; learning to focus on different parts of the body.
Program content: exercises to do various kinds walking and running, standing long jumps, catching the ball with two hands at a distance of 1.5 m, developing diaphragmatic breathing skills.
Game progress - travel
1. Interest - motivation
The children enter the room. To interest children in a wonderful bag. Open the bag and take out the "magic apple".
I will find a magic apple in the garden, maybe I will immediately fall into a fairy tale. One, two, three, four, five - we must begin the fairy tale!
2.Movement
Motor warm-up
... Once upon a time there were grandmother Dasha, granddaughter Masha and hen Ryaba. They lived together, ate and drank together, walked for water together. - The children line up.
1. It used to happen that a grandmother would go for water to the river, and her buckets would rattle: break, break! - Walking is normal.
2. The granddaughter goes for water to the river, and she has buckets: bra-bryak, bryak-bryak! - Normal running.
3. The hen goes for water to the river, and her buckets: tinkle-tink-tink, tinkle-tink-tink! - Running on toes.
4. Grandma is coming from the river, and her water is dripping! - Walking on heels.
5. The granddaughter comes from the river, and she has water: drip-drip, drip-drip! - walking on toes.
6 .A hen comes from the river, and her water is: drip-drip-drip, drip-drip-drip! - Walking in small steps. Running snake.
Complex "Fairy tale in motion"
... Here they went once on the water. Grandma Dasha is in front, granddaughter Masha is in the middle, and Ryaba is a hen behind. Children take gymnastic sticks. Each stick turns into a rocker.
game exercise"Yoke"
Walking with a stick on the shoulders, shoulders and back straight.
1. The buckets on the yokes swing.
"Stick on the chest." I.p .: legs slightly apart, stick down. 1-2-stick on the chest-inhale; 3-4-ip-exhale. Repeat 6 times.
2. The yokes creak, they sing a song, and the buckets agree with them.
"Turn". I.p .: legs apart, the stick behind the back is clamped with bent arms. 1-turn to the right, 2-s.p. the same to the left. Repeat 3 times.
3. Like grandma's creak! Bryak!
"To the knee." I.p.: sitting, stick on the hips. 1-stick up, 2-bend the knee, stick to the knee, 3-straighten the legs, stick up, 4-ip. Keep your back straight all the time. Repeat 5 times.
4. Like a granddaughter: Squeak, squeak! Break-break!
"Look ahead." I.p .: legs apart, stick on the shoulder blades. 1-2-tilt forward, do not bend your legs, 3-4-s.p. repeat 5 times.
5. Like a chicken: creak-creak-creak! Call-call-call!
"On the toe." I.p.: o.s. hands behind the back, stick on the floor in front of the feet. 1-right foot on the toe to the end of the stick, 2-ip. the same left. Repeat 3 times.
6. At that time, at that time, an apple hung on a tree. The apple heard, the apple looked, pulled out a twig, and fell off the tree.
"Jumps". I.p .: legs slightly apart, arms down. 8-12 jumps in place and walking. Repeat 3 times.
7. Breathing exercise "Cows".
1-close your lips;
2-hands up to the head (horns), inhale through the nose;
3-tilt forward, as you exhale, say "mu-u-u-u."
1. An apple rolled on the grass, from the grass to the path, along the path down the hill. - Hitting the ball on the ground to each other.
2. Catching the ball with two hands at a distance of 1.5 m.
3 .Game "Jug". The driver hits the ball on the ground with the words:
I dropped the pitcher
I broke it on the floor
One two Three-
Him, (child's name), catch!
4. How far did the bull's-eye roll? We will find out now.
Standing long jump. Jump as far as possible without showing.
4. Game. Game relaxation complex "Magic rug"
1. A game to imitate the motor actions of the characters of a fairy tale
Description. Children perform movements according to the text of the fairy tale, trying to get used to the image of the characters in the fairy tale. Invite the children to become the person they are talking about.
... An apple rolled under the chicken's legs - The hen fell and turned over.
Children move scattered around the hall and “turn” into named characters, fall, then get up and continue to move. During these motor actions, the text is pronounced.
The hen clucks: A hawk flew at me!
... Rolled up to the granddaughter under the legs - granddaughter fell, rolled over.
Children "turn into" granddaughters, fall down and then get up.
And the rocker something: creak-creak-creak! And a bucket something: break-break-clack!
Granddaughter cries: A wolf jumped on me!
... rolled under my grandmother's feet - Grandma fell, rolled over, grunted, groaned.
That's some noise! And there was only one apple!
Teacher. And we will plant our apple tree on the mountain.
2.Dynamic round dance game "Yablonka"
We will plant our apple tree on the mountain, on the mountain
Our apple tree will grow in the spring, in the spring ...
(movements are performed according to the text of the song).
Relaxation stay on the "Magic Carpet"
Introductory part (according to the scheme).
3. The main part. Pronounced "relaxation formula".
Music plays - closes our eyes ...
Eyes are closed - a miracle is happening ...
The nose inhales the music and sends it through the body ... (repeat several times).
Inhale and exhale - good! (children breathe spontaneously).
Our hands are resting... Resting... resting...
Our legs are resting… Resting… resting…
The breeze stroked the arms... The breeze stroked the legs...
He didn’t forget our neck, stroked everyone, fell in love ...
development of diaphragmatic breathing.
We inflate our tummy, slowly blow it off ... (repeat several times).
Our tummy is like an apple, round when we inflate it.
The apple is ripe, red, sweet, the apple is crisp, with smooth skin.
I will break the apple in half, I will share the apple with my friend.
Musical accompaniment- music. E. Krylatova "Lullaby of the Bear".
4.Formula exit (according to the scheme). Musical accompaniment - music. V. Shainsky "Chunga-changa".
MBDOU No. 27 "Crane"
The game is a journey
based on the fairy tale "Grandma, granddaughter and chicken"
(integrated music - physical education)
Middle group.
Prepared by: teacher
Pokhvalova O.N.
Once upon a time there was a grandmother Dasha, a granddaughter Masha and a hen Ryaba. They lived together, ate and drank together, walked on water together.
It used to happen that a grandmother would go for water to the river, and her buckets would rattle: break, break!
The granddaughter is walking towards the river for water, and her buckets are flashing: blah, blah! Blak-blak!
A hen goes to the river for water, and her buckets tinkle: tinkle-tinkle! Ring-ring! Ring-ring!
Grandmother comes from the river, and she has water: drip-drip!
The granddaughter is coming from the river, and she has water: drip-drip, drip-drip!
A chicken comes from the river, and her water is: drip-drip, drip-drip, drip-drip!
Here they went once on the water. Grandma Dasha is in front, granddaughter Masha is in the middle, and Ryaba is behind. The buckets on the yokes sway, the yokes creak, they sing a song, and the buckets agree with them.
At that time, an apple hung on a branch. The apple heard, the apple looked, pulled out a twig and fell off the tree.
The apple rolled on the grass. From the grass to the path, along the path down the hill. An apple rolled under the chicken's legs - the chicken fell, turned over.
The granddaughter rolled under the legs - the granddaughter fell, turned over.
It rolled under my grandmother's feet - the grandmother fell, turned over, grunted, groaned.
And the rocker arms: creak-creak-creak! And the buckets are blyak-blyak-zvyak!
Now I make noise, now I ring, now I creak! He ran to the noise, creaking, ringing grandfather:
- What happened, what happened? The hen cackles:
- A hawk has attacked me! Granddaughter is crying
- A wolf jumped on me! Grandma groans:
- A bear has landed on me!
And there was only one apple!
About the fairy tale
Russian folk tale "Grandmother, granddaughter and chicken"
The tendency to exaggerate is perhaps the most famous character trait of the Russian people. And it so happened that it is the ladies who are more inclined to inflate the tragedy of a universal scale out of nothing. Sometimes this uncontrollable panic can play a bad joke on the instigators.
This female super ability is ridiculed in almost all works of folk art: Russian fairy tales, poems, even in jokes. So in the children's story re-dubbed below, the main characters of the story turned out to be just the same professionals in inflating groundless hysteria. And the Grandmother turned out to be the most hysterical, the honorable second place in this matter went to the Granddaughter, well, the last place was taken by the Hen, who managed to distinguish herself in the same way.
Summary of the text
The fairy tale describes a friendly family: Grandfather, Grandmother, with Granddaughter and Hen. They had a great tradition of going for a walk every morning. Moreover, this promenade passed very provocatively, they sang, danced and had fun.
One fine day, these wonderful verses were heard by Apple. He also wanted to participate in this celebration of life. It listened to the tunes for a long time, and then plucked up courage and jumped off towards adventure. But instead of finding new friends, it greatly frightened the lady. Discouraged, the ladies ran screaming to safety. The head of the family met them at home and began to ask what had happened. It was then that all the flaws of the female character manifested themselves in all their glory. The bird complained about the hawk that she imagined, the Granddaughter complained about the meeting with the predator, and the Grandmother even dreamed of the bear.
Reading this instructive children's tale will be especially useful for little princesses, because it is they who, most often, due to groundless fear, cannot complete the work they have begun. It will bring no less benefit to the older female generation - this, of course, is not a professional book on psychology, but to remind that a grandmother is a role model for her grandchildren and often her reaction determines the child's attitude to the surrounding reality, emphasize.
Here, all the heroes are “well done”, older relatives made an elephant out of a fly, Hen is a typical stupid feathered one, with a predictable reaction, and Granddaughter, and even Grandfather, completely lost the opportunity to adequately assess the situation. The most positive character here is the inquisitive Apple. This story will show the kid that in any incomprehensible situation you need to find a couple of seconds to stop and calmly think about everything, and if there is a reason for alarm, then it is much easier to overcome difficulties with a cool head.
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Once upon a time there was a grandmother Dasha, a granddaughter Masha and a hen Ryaba. They lived together, ate and drank together, walked on water together.
It used to happen that a grandmother would go for water to the river, and her buckets would rattle:
Break-break!
The granddaughter goes to the river for water, and she has buckets:
Blak-blak, blak-blak!
The chicken goes to the river for water, and she has buckets:
Ring, ring, ring, ring, ring, ring!
Grandmother comes from the river, and she has water:
The granddaughter is walking from the river, and she has water:
Cap-cap, cap-cap!
A chicken comes from the river, and she has water:
Drip-drip-drip, drip-drip-drip!
Here they went once on the water. Grandma Dasha is in front, granddaughter Masha is in the middle, and Ryaba is a hen behind.
The buckets on the yokes sway, the yokes creak, they sing a song, and the buckets agree with them.
Like grandma:
Creak! Bryak!
Like granddaughter:
Creak-creak! Blak-blak!
Like a chicken:
Creak-creak-creak! Ring-ring-ring!
At that time, at that time, an apple hung on a branch. The apple heard, the apple looked, pulled out a twig, and fell off the tree. An apple rolled on the grass, from the grass to the path, along the path down the hill. An apple rolled under the chicken's legs - the chicken fell, turned over. The granddaughter rolled under the legs - the granddaughter fell, turned over. Grandmother rolled under her feet - grandmother fell, turned over, grunted, groaned.
And the rocker something:
Creak-creak-creak!
And a bucket:
Bryak-blink-blink!
Now I make noise, now I ring, now I creak!
He ran to the noise, creaking, ringing grandfather.
What happened, what happened?!
The hen cackles:
A hawk has attacked me!
Granddaughter is crying
The wolf jumped on me!
Grandma groans:
A bear has landed on me!
And there was only one apple!
Once upon a time there was a grandmother Dasha, a granddaughter Masha and a hen Ryaba. They lived together, ate and drank together, walked on water together.
It used to happen that a grandmother would go for water to the river, and her buckets would rattle:
Break-break!
The granddaughter goes to the river for water, and she has buckets:
Blak-blak, blak-blak!
The chicken goes to the river for water, and she has buckets:
Ring, ring, ring, ring, ring, ring!
Grandmother comes from the river, and she has water:
The granddaughter is walking from the river, and she has water:
Cap-cap, cap-cap!
A chicken comes from the river, and she has water:
Drip-drip-drip, drip-drip-drip!
Here they went once on the water. Grandma Dasha is in front, granddaughter Masha is in the middle, and Ryaba is a hen behind.
The buckets on the yokes sway, the yokes creak, they sing a song, and the buckets agree with them.
Like grandma:
Creak! Bryak!
Like granddaughter:
Creak-creak! Blak-blak!
Like a chicken:
Creak-creak-creak! Ring-ring-ring!
At that time, at that time, an apple hung on a branch. The apple heard, the apple looked, pulled out a twig, and fell off the tree. An apple rolled on the grass, from the grass to the path, along the path down the hill. An apple rolled under the chicken's legs - the chicken fell, turned over. The granddaughter rolled under the legs - the granddaughter fell, turned over. Grandmother rolled under her feet - grandmother fell, turned over, grunted, groaned.
And the rocker something:
Creak-creak-creak!
And a bucket:
Bryak-blink-blink!
Now I make noise, now I ring, now I creak!
He ran to the noise, creaking, ringing grandfather.
What happened, what happened?!
The hen cackles:
A hawk has attacked me!
Granddaughter is crying
The wolf jumped on me!
Grandma groans:
A bear has landed on me!
And there was only one apple!
