Match with Santa Claus. Scenario of the New Year's holiday for the first junior group "Games with Santa Claus and Snegurochka
Games and attractions add a special touch of ease and disorganization to the atmosphere of any children's party. Unlike theme songs and dances, they do not require special training, but they will decorate any matinee. I offer a selection of games and attractions for the winter and New Year holidays in kindergarten.
1. Playing with a winter character2.
3. The game "Run around the Christmas tree and put on your boots"
4. The game "Snowdrift-Pit-Snowflake"
5. Game "Guess!"
6.
7. The game "Who Blinds the Snowman Faster "
8.
9. Game "Hit the Snowman"
10. Game "Confetti"
11. Dance game "One, two, three!"
12. New Year's auction
13.
14. Game "Two Frosts"
15. Game "Hat"
16. The game "The most agile"
17. Game "Dress up the Christmas tree"
18. New Year's concert
19. Musical carousel game
20. Game "Valenki"
21. Game "Collect a snowflake"
22. Game "Collect the Snowman"
23. Game "Funny Rattle"
24. Game "Catch up the boots"
25. Game "Lovishka"
26. Playing with rattles
27. Game "Who will pick up more snowballs"
28. Game "Hares and Fox"
29. Andgame "Give the Snowman a nose"
30. Game "Carry in a sack"
31. Game "Catch the Snowball"
32. Ice Cream Game
33. Snowball game
Playing with a winter character
Guys, are you not afraid to walk in cold weather?
Children (clapping their knees):
If we get together
If we hold hands
We will master any path.
And if the path is forest?
And we are feet: top-top, top-top (marching in place).
And if the drifts are deep?
And we are on skis: chic-chic, chic-chic (wave ski poles).
And if the river is frozen?
And we are on skates: burn-burn, burn-burn (hands behind the back, sliding legs).
And if the slide is steep?
And we are on a sled: uh-uh (two hands at the top right - movement down to the left).
And if the road is wide?
And we are in cars: w-w, w-w (steering wheel).
And if the rails are iron
And we are on the train: chukh-chukh, chukh-chukh (they depict a train with their hands)
And if the bowl is dense?
And we are on the plane: oo-oo-oo-oo.
Who will pick up more snowballs
Two children play. Cotton balls are scattered on the floor. Children are blindfolded and given a basket. At the signal, they start collecting snowballs. The winner is the one who picks up the most snowballs.
Run around the tree and put on your boots.
Large felt boots are placed in front of the tree. Two children are playing. At a signal, they run around the tree from different sides. The winner is the one who runs the tree faster and puts on felt boots.
The game "Snowdrift-Pit-Snowflake"
Character: Now, my young friends, while the cheerful melody is playing, stand in small circles. Join hands.
(music sounds, children stand in circles)
As soon as I say: "Snowdrift!", All put your hands up. I will say "Pit!", All sit down. I will say: "Snowflake!" That's all! Remember? Let's start the game! Snowdrift! Pit! Snowflake! Snowdrift!
Guessing game "!
Children:
Kind Santa Claus,
Look at how you look at us
Guess Santa Claus,
What are we doing now?
(playing the violin)
Santa Claus:
You scratch your beard.
Children:
No, we play the violin.
Children:
Kind Santa Claus,
Look at how you look at us
Guess Santa Claus,
What are we doing now?
(play the pipe)
Santa Claus:
You drink milk.
Children:
No, we play the pipe.
Children:
Kind Santa Claus,
Look at how you look at us
Guess Santa Claus,
What are we doing now?
(playing the piano)
Santa Claus:
You sort out the groats.
Children:
No, we play the piano.
Leading:
Santa Claus, you guessed nothing, dance and make us laugh.
Santa Claus is dancing.
Relay "Who is Faster on the Broomstick"
2 teams, 2 brooms, pins staggered. You need to run on a broomstick with a snake and not knock down the pins. The broom is passed on to the next one in the command.
Who blinds the Snowman faster
Playing with volumetric and plane snowmen
Snowball game (with balloons)
The song "Playing Snowballs" was played
Vinti: Great! Now let's really play snowballs!
Tinty: Come on. I've already cooked them (brings in balloons). While the music is playing, we throw the "snowballs" to the side of our opponents. After the end of the melody, count the number of "snowballs" on each side. Whoever has fewer of them won. Attention! Let's start!
Game "Hit the Snowman"
Children take "snowballs" (tennis balls) and try to hit a snowman drawn on a large piece of paper. The child who hits the snowman the most times wins.
Game "Confetti"
Santa Claus: Oh, and it's hot here with you, I'm melting now. Granddaughter, bring some cold water to cool down.
The Snow Maiden brings a large mug filled with 1/3 of confetti. Santa Claus pretends to drink, and he himself unexpectedly "pours" confetti out of a mug on his parents.
Dance game "One, two, three!"
Parents come out, stand in a circle.
Santa Claus: I will give you tasks, and you, completing them, count to three. Ready?
1. We will go now to the left ... One, two, three!
2. And now let's go to the right ... One, two, three!
3. Let's get together in the center ... One, two, three!
4. And we will disperse back ... One, two, three!
5. We will circle a little ... One, two, three!
6. And clap our hands ... One, two, three!
And now we repeat everything twice as fast.
And now we are doing everything at cosmic speed ...
(Santa Claus, instead of words, utters sounds reminiscent of the rewind of a tape recorder. The game goes in a frantic rhythm.)
New Year's auction
Children take turns listing everything that happens in the New Year: Santa Claus, Snow Maiden, Christmas tree, gifts, Christmas decorations, needles on the floor, snow, lanterns, etc. Anyone who runs out of ideas drops out of the game. The smartest wins.
Finger game "White Snow"
Snowman: Show one more time how a snowball flies in winter ?
Children:
Fluffy white snow (soft hand movements)
It is spinning in the air ("flashlights" with the hands)
And quietly to the ground (soft movements of the hands)
Falling down. Lies down. (swing down from side to side)
And then, and then (2 strokes - we row the snow with shovels)
We make a lump out of the snow. (making snowballs)
Ooh-ooh-ooh! (throw snowballs at each other)
Game "Two Frosts"
On opposite sides of the hall, two “houses” are marked (you can mark them with flags). The players choose two Frosts: Frost - red nose and Frost - blue nose. Frosts are in the middle, and the rest of the players are on one side of the court behind the "home" line.
Both Frosts (addressing the guys with the words:
We are two young brothers
Two Frosts are daring.
1st Santa Claus (points to himself). I am Frost - red nose.
2nd Santa Claus. I am Frost - blue nose.
Together. Which one of you will decide
To set off on a path-path?
All players. We are not afraid of threats
And we are not afraid of Frost!
After these words, the players run to the other side of the hall behind the "house" line. Both Frosts catch and "freeze" those running across. Those who were "frozen" remain standing still.
Then Frosts again turn to the players, and those, having answered, run back to the “house”, rescuing the “frozen” ones along the way, touching them with their hand. Those who were rescued join the rest of the guys. The game continues on.
Hat
It is good to play the game with cheerful rhythmic music. Children stand in a circle. Santa Claus or the host of the holiday begins the game by shifting the hat from his head to the head of a nearby child, he, in turn, shifts the hat from his head to the head of a neighbor, and so on in a circle. At the command of Santa Claus (clap, whistle, blow with a staff), the movement stops, and the one on whom the hat was left at that moment must dance, sing or tell a winter poem, proverb, and make a riddle.
The most dexterous
Santa Claus and Snow Maiden (or other characters according to the script) are holding a hoop entwined with Christmas tree tinsel. Cotton balls ("snowballs") are poured onto the floor. Children, at the command of the heroes, throw lumps into the hoops, then the number of hits in the hoop of Santa Claus and in the hoop of the Snow Maiden is counted.
Dress up the Christmas tree
In front of the main tree are two small Christmas trees and two boxes of unbreakable Christmas toys. Three people are called for each tree. At the command of Santa Claus, the children dress them up. Whoever decorates his Christmas tree faster and more accurately with all the toys from the box wins.
New Year's concert
Cards with New Year's illustrations are folded into a beautiful casket: a Christmas tree, a round dance, a snowflake, an icicle, skis, sledges, etc. Children take turns taking out a card and, looking at the image, should read a poem about this subject or sing an excerpt from a song.
Music carousel
The chairs are placed in a circle (there are 1 fewer of them than the players). Among the playing are Santa Claus or Snowman. Music sounds, all the participants in the game start running around the chairs. As soon as the music stops, all the children quickly try to take their places. The adult hero plays half-heartedly (succumbing), pretending that he does not have time to sit down on a chair all the time. Since all the seats are occupied by children, he will have to dance for everyone or give out gifts.
Felt boots
Large felt boots are placed in front of the tree. Two children are playing. On a signal, they run around the tree from different sides. The winner is the one who runs around the tree faster and puts on felt boots.
Collect the snowflake
Large snowflakes are cut into triangles. Are laid out around the tree. Task: while cheerful moving music sounds, put all the details together. The winner is the one who fit into the music and neatly put everything together.
Collect the Snowman
Snowman parts are cut out of whatman paper (two copies): three circles of different sizes. From colored paper: eyes, mouth, nose-carrot, bucket, scarf, whisk. The summoned children, on command on the floor near the Christmas tree, quickly assemble snowmen from the proposed parts. The winner is the one who more accurately, faster and more correctly assembles the snowman, using all the prepared parts.
Merry rattle
Santa Claus competes with children in running in sacks or jumping on one leg around the Christmas tree. One condition is mandatory: after running around or jumping to the agreed place, you need to take a rattle - maracas on a chair in front of the tree and ring it.
Catch up with boots
Children stand in a circle, a felt boot is given to them. Children pass the felt boots in a circle to cheerful music, and Santa Claus is trying to catch up with him. Children need to pass the felt boots very quickly so that Santa Claus cannot take it away.
Trap
Having run away from the Snowman (or Santa Claus), the children stop and, clapping their hands, say: "One-two-three! One-two-three! Well, catch us soon!" With the end of the text, everyone scatters. Snowman (Santa Claus) is catching up with the children.
Playing with rattles
Children, holding rattles in their hands, run scattered around the hall to the cheerful music. When the music ends, the children stop and hide the rattles behind their backs. The fox (or another character participating in the game) is looking for rattles. She asks the children to show her first one, then the other hand. Children behind their backs shift rattles from one hand to another, as if showing that there is nothing in their hand. The fox is surprised that the rattles have disappeared. Music plays again and the game repeats.
Who will pick up more snowballs
Two children play. Cotton balls are scattered on the floor. Children are blindfolded and given a basket. At the signal, they start collecting snowballs. The winner is the one with the most snowballs.
Hares and fox
Children perform movements on the text.
On the forest lawn
Bunnies scattered.
These are the bunnies
Runaway bunnies.
(Bunny babies run around the hall easily.)
Bunnies sat in a circle
They dig a spine with a paw.
These are the bunnies
Runaway bunnies.
("Bunnies" sit down and perform imitation movements along the text.)
Here is a chanterelle running -
Red-haired sister.
Looking for where the bunnies are,
Runaway bunnies.
(The fox runs between the children, with the end of the song, catches up with the kids.)
Give the Snowman a nose
2 stands are placed in front of the tree; large sheets with the image of snowmen are attached to them. Two or more children participate. They are blindfolded. At the signal, the children should go to the snowmen and put their nose (this can be a carrot). Other children help with words: more left, right, lower, higher ...
Carry it in the sack
A bag is placed in front of the tree (it is partitioned into 2 parts, one of them has no bottom). Santa Claus summons children who want to ride in a sack. He puts the child in a bag and carries him around the tree. He puts another child in the part of the bag where there is no bottom. Santa Claus walks around the tree, and the child remains in place. Santa Claus returns and is “surprised”. The game repeats itself.
Catch the snowball
Several couples are involved. Children stand opposite each other at a distance of approximately 4 meters. One child has an empty bucket, the other has a bag with a certain number of "snowballs" (tennis or rubber balls). At the signal, the child throws snowballs, and the partner tries to catch them with a bucket. The pair that finishes the game first and scores the most “snowballs” wins.
Ice Cream Game
Snow Maiden: And now it's time -
A fun game awaits us!
Santa Claus: But first, I want all of you guys to make a delicious riddle. Listen:
This little snowball
Placed in a waffle cone.
It melts on the tongue
What's this? Who knows? (Ice cream)
The Snow Maiden and Santa Claus stand on both sides of the tree and take small plastic buckets covered with silver paper. The presenters bring out a table on which there is a box with the inscription "ICE CREAM", in which there are multi-colored plastic balls; put it close to the audience. The presenter invites the children to split into two teams. Teams stand on both sides of the tree. Each team is given a small bucket, covered with silver paper or foil, and a large ladle. The presenter says that the assortment includes different ice creams: raspberry, orange, blueberry, strawberry, pistachio and chocolate. The child playing must run up to the box with popsicles, take a scoop of "ice cream" with a scoop, put it in the bucket, take it and put it in the Snow Maiden's bucket (the other team is for Santa Claus). The winner is the team that quickly fills the bucket of the Snow Maiden and Santa Claus with balls of "ice cream". Parents can also take part in the game.
Attributes: a table, a box with the inscription "Ice cream", multi-colored plastic balls according to the number of children (even number), 2 small buckets covered with silver paper or foil, 2 large scoops, 2 medium plastic buckets covered with silver paper.
Snowball game
Children, divided into two teams, pick up "snowballs" - round foam balls or cotton balls sewn into gauze - and try to hit each other. The task of the attackers is to hit the enemy with a "snowball", the defenders are to dodge and not allow themselves to be hit. The team with the most accurate hits wins.
References:
1. "Holidays and entertainment in kindergarten" / A guide for the teacher and music director. M., 1982
2. Root Z. Musical scripts for kindergarten. M., 2008
3. Zatsepina M., Antonova T. Folk holidays in kindergarten / Methodological guide for teachers and music leaders. M., 2008
Prepared by:
musical director,
Minibaeva Alfia Tuigunovna
Natalia Alekseeva
purpose: creation festive atmosphere.
Tasks: create cheerful, joyful, festive mood; learn to move to the beat of the music; develop creative independence, expressiveness of speech and pantomimic actions; to bring up the desire to please loved ones with poems, songs, dances.
Equipment: house Snow Maiden and Santa Claus; a box with tinsel for dancing snowflakes; a chest with snowballs; magic box with rattles; flashlight; A bag with presents.
Characters:
Adults: Grandfather Frost, Snow Maiden.
Children:
Girls are snowflakes;
Boys are free Christmas costumes.
Holiday progress:
Hall and Christmas tree festively decorated... There is a house near the tree Snow Maiden and Santa Claus... The light is on in the window.
The song sounds " New Year" (Children's choir "Giant")
Guys with Santa Claus enter the hall dancing around the tree.
Grandfather Frost Guys, look how beautiful it is in our hall! And the Christmas tree, how beautiful! How many toys, balls on it!
There is a house near the tree
And under the tree snow glistens,
And in the window there is a light
Someone lit a light bulb.
Who lives in the house?
Come out to us in a round dance!
(Nobody gets out)
Grandfather Frost
Let's play and call us to holiday of who lives there.
Playing with rattles. (Children quietly run up to the house, clink with rattles and then hide behind the tree). The game is repeated 2-3 times.
It turns out Snow Maiden.
Snow Maiden:
Who is making noise? Probably, the wind plays with the trees.
Who is ringing? Probably, these are icicles falling from the roof.
Snow Maiden:
So these kids are playing with me! Hello children!
In his quiet house
We live together with my grandfather. There is no stove in our house, the grandfather is afraid of the Fire. Fire and I'm afraid, because I'm called the Snow Maiden!
Grandfather Frost: Hello granddaughter Snow Maiden!
New Year is coming-
To us The Snow Maiden is walking.
In little white boots
In a fur coat and earrings.
Snow Maiden: I see that the guys are ready for New Years holiday dressed up in bright costumes.
General dance "Chock, Yes Chock"
Grandfather Frost: Yes, Snow Maiden guys are very beautiful. And look at what Christmas tree came to them on holiday.
Snow Maiden: How beautiful she is, how many toys she has on her!
Just one secret
there are no lights on the tree.
Let's, guys, ask the Christmas tree to light its lights.
Playing with the Christmas tree (Children clap their hands - the lights light up; stamp their feet - the lights light up). The game played 2-3 times.
Snow Maiden: Grandpa Frost! We can't light the lights. Please help us.
Grandfather Frost: Of course I'll help!
Let's clap together 1-2-3!
And colored lights will light up on the tree.
(Children clap their hands)
Grandfather Frost sent us a Christmas tree,
I lit the lights on it.
And needles shine on it,
And there is snow on the branches!
Grandfather Frost: Our tree for everyone wonder: both slim and large.
Let's sit quietly and look at her from afar. (Children sit down)
Snow Maiden: Let's tell poems for our Christmas tree.
1 child
The Christmas tree is dressing up -
The holiday is coming.
New Year's at the gate
The tree is waiting for the children.
2 child
Like our Christmas tree
The needles are green
Decorations - balls
Stars, flashlights.
3 child
Herringbone, herringbone,
Here she is,
Slender, beautiful,
Bright, big.
Grandfather Frost:
We will come closer to the green Christmas tree.
We will sing a song to a green Christmas tree!
Song "Yolka" (Words by N. Naydenova Music T... Popatenko)
1. Beads shine on the tree, (Round dance around the tree)
Flapper and star.
We love our tree - (Children clap their hands)
Yes Yes Yes.
2. Snow Maiden in a white fur coat(Waving hands smoothly)
He always comes to us.
We sing and dance with her - (Children clap their hands)
Yes Yes Yes!
3. And Grandfather Happy frost -(Round dance around the tree)
Gray beard -
Brings us gifts - (Children clap their hands)
Yes Yes Yes!
Snow Maiden:
See what miracles
There are chests under a fluffy Christmas tree
Bright, shiny with a surprise for the guys.
Let's open it up.
Let's see what's inside?
First chest(with tinsel)
Snow Maiden:
What's in this chest, different colors?
The rains are shining
They want to dance with us!
Fly snowflakes here as soon as possible.
We are snowflakes, we are fluffs
We are not averse to spinning around.
We are snowflakes - ballerinas
We dance day and night.
We stand together in a circle -
It turns out a snowball.
We whitewashed the trees
The roofs were covered with fluff.
The earth was covered with velvet
And saved from the cold.
Dance of snowflakes ("Waltz of the Snowflakes")
Second chest (with snowballs)
(Snow Maiden goes to another chest, and cannot open)
Snow Maiden:
The chest does not open. Grandpa Frost, help us.
Grandfather Frost:
Well, I will be glad to help you.
I'll go to the chest, I'll say magic words,
And you clap your hands and stamp your feet.
Snow Maiden: Look here snowballs.
Let's play with grandpa
Have fun throwing snowballs.
Snowball game (Song from the cartoon "Prostokvashino", "If there was no winter")
Grandfather Frost: Oh, it’s hot for me, blow on me (Children come and blow).
Grandfather Frost, though old,
But he is naughty like a little one:
It tickles the cheeks, the nose tickles,
He wants to grab it by the ears.
Grandfather Frost, don't blow in your face,
Enough, do you hear, do not spoil!
Grandfather Frost: Oh, how I love you, I will catch up with everyone I love.
Snow Maiden:
Grandpa Frost entertainer
Get some rest.
Sit on a high chair and rest
Look at the guys.
Get your ears ready
Listen to the song about yourself.
Song "Grandfather Frost» (words by T. Volginna. Music by A. Filippenko)
Grandfather Frost, Grandfather Frost(Round dance around the Christmas tree)
He brought us gifts.
And above it there are lanterns (Children perform "Flashlights")
Gold balls.
Grandfather Frost, Grandfather Frost(Round dance around the Christmas tree)
He brought us gifts.
Snow Maiden: Grandfather Frost! Our children have learned poems and now they will tell you.
1 child
Hello, hello Christmas tree!
Hello New Year!
Let everyone dance and sing by the street!
2 child
Grandfather Frost gathered the animals
Teddy bear, bunny, wolf.
And led everyone out of the forest
To the kindergarten for the Christmas tree.
3 child
Squirrels and bunnies
They are dancing on the lawn.
And everyone is waiting for gifts -
Come to us, New Year!
4 child
Snow goes, snow goes
So New Year is coming soon
Grandfather Frost will come to us
He will bring gifts to everyone!
"Winter Dance" (Words by O. Vysotskaya. Music by M. Starokadomsky)
1. We will warm ourselves a little,
We'll clap our hands.
Clap, clap, clap,
Clap clap! (Children clap their hands)
2. We will warm the legs too,
We will sink sooner.
Top, top, top,
Top, top! (Children stamp their feet)
3. We put on mittens, (Children perform the "put on mittens" movement)
We are not afraid of a blizzard.
Yes Yes Yes,
Yes Yes! (Children perform "Flashlights")
4. We are with made friends with frost,
How the snowflakes swirled.
La, la, la,
La, la! (Children are spinning in place)
Snow Maiden:
We danced, sang songs.
All of us were interested.
It's time to end the holiday,
Waiting for gifts from children.
Grandfather Frost: Oh, where's my bag!
(He walks around the hall, looking for a bag.)
One, two, three, spin (Turns in place)
Gift bag, find (Finds a bag under the tree)
Grandfather Frost:
That's the knot. Uh-huh - huh.
I cannot untie.
Snow Maiden:
Well, let's all clap together,
We stomp our feet briskly.
The knots were all untied and gifts were given to all.
(Grandfather Frost and the Snow Maiden are giving out gifts)
Snow Maiden:
And now it's time for us to say goodbye.
We're going home, kids!
Grandfather Frost
Don't get sick, don't be bored
And don't forget me!
And me next year
I will come to visit you again.
The song sounds " New Year" (Children's choir "Giant")
Tatiana Kraynikova
"Fun of Santa Claus". 16 games for New Year's parties
FUN FROM FROST
16 games for New Year's parties
I know that teachers always have difficulties with games when writing scenarios. My games have been held for many years. Children like them very much, and if Grandfather also plays Frost and other characters then sheer delight!
NEW YEAR'S AUCTION
Players take turns listing everything that happens in the New year: Grandfather Frost, Snow Maiden, Christmas tree, gifts, Christmas toys, needles on the floor, snow, lanterns, etc.
Anyone who runs out of ideas drops out of the game. The smartest wins.
THE MOST ADVANCED
Grandfather Frost and Snow Maiden(or other characters according to the script) holding in their hand a hoop entwined with Christmas tree tinsel. Cotton balls are poured onto the floor ( "Snowballs"). Children, at the command of the heroes, throw lumps into the hoops, then the number of hits in the hoop is counted Santa Claus and in the hoop of the Snow Maiden.
Dress up the Christmas tree
In front of the main tree are two small Christmas trees and two boxes with unbreakable Christmas toys... Three people are called for each tree. By command Santa Claus children dress them up... Whoever decorates his Christmas tree faster and more accurately with all the toys from the box wins.
It is good to play the game with cheerful rhythmic music. Children stand in a circle. Grandfather Frost or the presenter of the holiday begins the game by shifting the hat from his head to the head of a nearby child, he, in turn, shifts the hat from his head to the head of a neighbor, and so on in a circle. By command Santa Claus(clap, whistle, staff blow) the movement stops, and the one on whom at that moment the hat was left must dance, sing or tell a winter poem, proverb, and make a riddle.
PORTRAIT SANTA CLAUS
1st option (individual).
Children are given pencils or felt-tip pens. A sheet of Whatman paper is hung on an easel with magnets. You need to draw by holding a pencil or felt-tip pen with your teeth (with closed eyes or left hand).
2nd option (collective).
All players are blindfolded with handkerchiefs. On a large Whatman paper, children take turns drawing some part of the figure Santa Claus... At the same time, the players are not told to what place the Grandfather has already been drawn Frost... So, it may turn out that he will have two beards or a whole pyramid of bags of gifts.
SNOWFALL REVERSE
Each child is given "Snowball" (on a small cotton ball)... At the signal of Winter or the leader, children loosen their lumps, launch them into the air (tossing up) and begin to blow on them from below, so that they stay in the air for as long as possible and do not fall to the floor. The most agile wins.
WHO IS BIGGER?
Grandfather Frost, Snow Maiden or Snowman suits "snowfall"- throws up a whole bunch of paper snowflakes. Children are given baskets in their hands. At the signal, the players begin to collect snowflakes in the basket. The one who has more snowflakes wins.
CHOOSE WHAT YOU WANT
Children touch their gifts from the bag Santa Claus, describing in detail what it is and what it is. Or you can hide gifts in boxes of different sizes so that children can dream up what may lie in the box (it will be even more interesting if the smallest gift is in the largest box).
BAG OF SURPRISES
Two children are competing (in turn)... The first one is blindfolded and given a small bag containing various toys (cubes, balls, nesting dolls, cars, etc.). A task: remove objects from the bag and identify them by touch. The player must answer what kind of thing he got. Then the toys are changed and the game is repeated with the second participant. The winner of the two is the one who correctly guessed the largest number of toys.
NEW YEAR CONCERT
Cards with new year illustrations: Christmas tree, round dance, snowflake, icicle, skis, sledges, etc. Children take turns taking out a card and, having looked at an image on it, should read a poem about it or sing an excerpt from a song.
MUSIC CAROUSEL
Chairs are placed in a circle (there are 1 fewer of them than those who play)... Among the playing grandfather Frost or Snowman... Music sounds, all the participants in the game start running around the chairs. As soon as the music stops, all the children quickly try to take their places. The adult hero plays half-heartedly (giving in, pretending that he does not have time to sit on a chair all the time. Since all the seats are occupied by children, he will have to dance for everyone or give out gifts.
PRIZE FOR "THREE!"
Two participants stand opposite each other, a prize lies in front of them on a chair.
Grandfather Frost thinks:
"One two Three. twelve! "
"One two Three. dtsat! "
The winner is the one who is attentive and the first to take the prize when Grandfather Frost will say: "Three!"
see also: Play game - grab prize "New Year!"
COLLECT THE SNOWMAN
Snowman details are cut out of whatman paper (Two copies): three circles of different sizes. From colored paper: eyes, mouth, nose-carrot, bucket, scarf, whisk. The summoned children, on command on the floor near the Christmas tree, quickly assemble snowmen from the proposed parts. The winner is the one who more accurately, faster and more correctly assembles the snowman, using all the prepared parts.
COLLECT THE SNOWFLAKE
Large snowflakes are cut into triangles. Are laid out around the tree. A task: while fun moving music is playing, put all the details together. The winner is the one who fit into the music and neatly put everything together.
FUNNY RATTLE
Grandfather Frost competes with children in sacking or jumping on one leg around the tree. One condition obligatory: after running around or jumping to the agreed place, you need to take a rattle - maracas on a chair in front of the tree and ring it.
CATCH UP THE VALENOK
Children stand in a circle, a felt boot is given to them. Children pass the felt boots in a circle to cheerful music, and Grandfather Frost trying to catch up with him. Children need to pass the felt boots very quickly so that Grandfather Frost could not take it away.
Game no. Times
Fir-trees are low ...
This simple game is suitable for kids 2-5 years old at the New Year's party. All children stand in a circle and take each other's hands. The presenter, and it can be anyone: Santa Claus, Snow Maiden, a snowman or another character, tells the following rhyme with the guys:
Fir-trees are low
Fir-trees are tall.
Christmas trees are narrow
Fir-trees are wide.
Children not only speak words, but all together show movements, continuing to hold hands:
Fir-trees are low - they sat down, dropped their hands to the ground,
Christmas trees are tall - they stood on their toes, raised their hands as high as possible,
Christmas trees are narrow - everyone goes to the center of the circle, stretching their arms forward, a small tight circle is formed
Fir-trees are wide - children disperse as far as possible, continuing to hold each other's hands, while the circle can break through here and there, which will cause fun for the children.
An introduction to the game can be a short story by Santa Claus about how he walked through the forest and what kind of trees he saw there.
Game number two
Christmas decorations
You can buy Christmas tree toys, you can do it yourself, or you can ... make it out of your hands.
Play the New Year's game "Christmas toys" at the New Year's party. A group of players should pretend to be toys for the Christmas tree. What toys? Ball, star, snowflake, house, angel, etc.
The players show "Christmas tree decorations", and the audience guesses what it is.
How to do it? You can do this:
Ball - puff out your cheeks and make round sides with your hands, the second option is to curl up into a ball
star - arms to the sides, legs apart!
snowflake - three people stand in the back of each other's heads and spread their hands with spread fingers
an angel - one stands and shows with his hands "wings", the second stands behind his back and shows his hands a halo above his head
chain - several people stand in a row and hold each other's arm
the house is the most complex figure of four people: two are standing, one lies at their feet (this is the lower crossbar), one person is kept in a prone position on their shoulders with one hand (this is the upper crossbar), with the other hand they represent the roof (tilt inward at 45 degrees).
Game number three
I will freeze!(playing with Santa Claus)
Grandfather Frost enters the room where the matinee is held. They put him on a chair and offer him tea. Santa Claus says that he cannot drink hot tea and blows on the cup. Blowing, blowing ... until the tea turns into snow, which pours out of the cup! (Fill a pre-empty mug with grated Styrofoam.)
The Snegurochka enters the conversation: “Grandfather Frost, can you freeze everything? Perhaps you will freeze our guys too? " Santa Claus: "Freeze!"
Snegurochka: “And we'll see this now! Our guys are fast and nimble, it's not so easy to freeze them! "
The game begins. Children stand in a circle. Santa Claus says: "Now I will freeze your ... noses!" Children should cover their noses with their hands so that Santa Claus does not have time to touch them. Then Frost tries to freeze their ears, eyes, tummies, etc.
This game is for toddlers 3-6 years old.
Game number four
Confused song(game for New Year's party)
This game will appeal to young children at the New Year's party. Santa Claus invites you to sing a familiar song about a Christmas tree with the guys. But grandfather forgot the words, the guys will have to help! Every time Santa Claus sings incorrectly, children have to say "Stop!" and remind grandpa of the correct word.
You can change the song like this:
Born in the forest star,
She grew up in the forest.
Slim in winter and summer
Salty was ...
Think up the wrong words for other verses as well. These confusing words make children laugh and laugh. When the guys play enough with Santa Claus, then they can sing the song correctly with the Snow Maiden.
Game number five
Santa Claus came to us
This game can be played on New Year's Eve and even at a children's matinee, involving parents.
Several volunteers are called. The presenter reads the text, and the players must show the movements.
Santa Claus came to us,
He brought gifts to everyone.
He brought Dad SKIs!
Show your dad skiing.
Players show with their feet how they ski.
Santa Claus came to us,
He brought gifts to everyone.
He brought a MEAT GRINDER to mom!
Rotate the meat grinder while skiing.
Players twist a fictional meat grinder with their right hand while continuing to ski. Further movements are added.
Santa Claus came to us,
He brought gifts to everyone.
He brought a BALL to his brother!
Hit the ball on the floor with your other hand while continuing to grind and ski.
Santa Claus came to us,
He brought gifts to everyone.
He brought a CHINESE BOLSTER to his grandmother!
The Chinese dummy turns its head to the right and to the left.
Santa Claus came to us,
He brought gifts to everyone.
And he brought a DOLL to his sister!
The doll claps its eyelashes and says "Mom"
In the end, each player must ski, twist the meat grinder with one hand, beat the ball on the floor with the other hand, while twisting his head from side to side, clap his eyelashes and say: "Mom!".
The spectacle is very funny. The best player gets a prize!
Game number six
"Winter" game
A very simple game that does not require any prior preparation. If you are holding a children's matinee or New Year's Eve, then this competition is for you. An unlimited number of spectators can participate in it.
Invite viewers to name words related to winter, such as snow, sled, frost, tree, etc. Words are named one at a time. Whoever says the last word wins (don't forget about the prize!).
Note: this game can be played with other words, for example "mom" (for March 8), "Christmas", etc.