Entertainment "Titmouse Day" in kindergarten in the middle group

Entertainment “Titmouse Day” in kindergarten in the middle group

Summary of autumn entertainment “Titmouse Day” for children 4-5 years old in kindergarten
Abstract: in October the holiday is celebrated - Titmouse Day. Entertainment introduces preschoolers to the wonderful world of birds. Purpose: this development will be useful for educators, primary school teachers, and parents to form ideas about the world of migratory birds.

Goal: To expand children’s knowledge about All-Russian holidays. Arouse interest in nature, develop a caring attitude towards it. Develop the emotional sphere, tolerance, intensify cognitive and speech activity. Objectives: - To introduce children to the history of the holiday “Titmouse Day” - To expand children’s understanding of wintering and migratory birds; — Cultivate a caring attitude and interest in wintering birds, a desire to help them in difficult winter conditions, and provide regular feeding; — Develop cognitive activity, independence, ability to reason, draw conclusions; — Expand and activate vocabulary, grammatical aspects of speech on the topic; Material: Illustrations depicting birds - tit, sparrow, bullfinch, crow, magpie;
illustrations of winter pictures, cut-out pictures, titmouse mask. Leisure activities
Presenter: So the golden autumn has died down, the crowns of the trees have thinned out, they have gotten rid of their colorful attire. As soon as it got cold outside, many birds began to fuss as if someone had scared them. No, no one was scared. But not all birds like rain and frost. Therefore, migratory birds fly away to warmer climes, but wintering birds that are not afraid of the cold remain. Today we have gathered to Fr. For a long time in Rus', Titmouse Day was celebrated on November 12, this is the day of meeting of wintering birds. People prepared feeders, read poems about birds, asked riddles, played and simply admired the winter birds. Why exactly Titmouse Day? Yes, because the tit was considered the main bird for Rus'. The name “tit” was given to the birds for their sonorous songs, reminiscent of the ringing of a bell: “Zin-zin!”

An audio recording of a tit's voice sounds.
Guys, it looks like someone has arrived to us.
You hear? This is someone's singing. Who could it be? To find out who it was that arrived, we need to guess the riddle : The back is greenish, the belly is yellowish, a black cap and a stripe of a scarf. She quickly pecks at the grains. The vocal singer - Yellow-bellied ... (titmouse) . The teacher takes out the titmouse on a stick from the window sill behind the curtain.

Tit: Hello, guys! You recognized me! I'm very glad that you haven't forgotten about me. After all, it is difficult to imagine a world without birdsong, spring without starlings, a sea without seagulls, a grove without nightingales. And how many pests we destroy! And today we will greet the birds together, play and frolic! And from the beginning, to relax, guess the riddles. Look, I brought a magic bag containing pictures with birds. Now the presenter will ask a riddle , and if you solve it, then I will show you a picture with this bird. Grayish coloring, Thieving habit – Hoarse screamer, Famous person, This is... (crow)
I catch bugs all day, Gobble up worms.
I don’t fly away to a warm land, I live here, under the roof. Tick-tweet! Don't be timid! I am an experienced... (sparrow)
Black-winged, Red-breasted And in winter he will find shelter: He is not afraid of colds - With the first snow It’s right there!
(bullfinch)
White-sided beauty Talks like a rattle.
All the sparkles from afar Drags into the nest... (Magpie)
Stands on one leg Stares intently into the water Pokes with its beak at random, Looks for young frogs in the river
(Heron)
Who is jumping and rustling there, Gutting pine cones with its beak, With a clear, clear voice Lee! lee! lee!
sings with a whistle! (Klest)
Hisses, cackles, wants to pinch me, I'm walking, I'm afraid, who is it?
(Goose)
Who flaunts on the branch in a yellow festive vest?
This is a little bird, and her name is (Titmouse)
In winter, there are apples on the branches. Hurry up and pick them up. And suddenly the apples fluttered up. After all, this is.
(Bullfinches)
This bird is so chatty, Thieving, fussy, Chirping, white-sided, And its name is...
(Magpie)
Goo-goo, fly in, Pick up the crumbs of bread.
How is the bird called, the symbol of peace? (Dove)
Guess what kind of bird it is: Small dark, white from the belly, tail spread into two tails.
(Swallow) Tit: Well done guys! Titmouse: I heard that you know a lot about us wintering birds. It's hard for us in winter. If the winter is mild and warm, we will survive, but if the winter is fierce, it will be difficult for us. It’s not easy to get food under the snow, and it doesn’t take long for a hungry person to freeze. So we birds are drawn in winter closer to human habitation, hoping for his help and kindness. Traditionally, on Titmouse Day, feeders and small pieces of lard were hung out, which the lively birds are great hunters of. It is easy to train tits to fly through a window by hanging the feeder first next to the window, then placing it in an open window, and then in a room not far from the window. Accustomed to dining in the warmth, the birds even begin to knock on the glass with their beaks if they find the window closed. Tits often suffer from their gullibility, since they are much easier to catch than bullfinches, tap dancers or goldfinches, which also move closer to housing in the winter. But titmouses do not tolerate captivity well; they often break their heads and bleed, trying to break through the bars of the cage. Therefore, it is better to admire them in nature. Presenter: The kids have been sitting too long, it’s time to play! Game “Feed the Birds” 5 people are invited from each group. Everyone gets a ball. His task is to get into the feeder (bucket). Music sounds. accompaniment.

Titmouse: Guys, you are so dexterous and fast! Presenter: Well done! We completed the task. We also suggest playing the game “Who Sings How.” I will name the bird, and you show me how it sings. Cockerel, cuckoo, crow, sparrow, goose, chicken. Well done, the titmouse still wants to play with you! Game for attention “Tits” Mugs (or put hoops) are a nest. All children are tits. They fly freely around the site. At the signal “Go home,” the tits quickly fly and try to occupy one of the houses. Whichever child is left without him loses.

Educator: Birds can be fed with sunflower, pumpkin, and watermelon seeds. You should not give birds roasted seeds and black bread. Birds readily eat cottage cheese, creamy margarine, unsalted meat, and fat. Mix these feeds and the birds will choose their favorite seeds from the mixture. More birds - fewer pests - higher yield. Feed the birds in the winter, they will repay you in the summer Physical training minute A nimble tit is jumping (jumping in place on two legs)
She can’t sit still,
(jumping in place on the left leg)
Jump - hop, jump - hop,
(jump in place on the right leg )
Spun like a top.
(spinning in place)
So she sat down for a minute,
(sat down)
Scratched her chest with her beak,
(stood up, tilted her head left and right)
And from the path - onto the fence,
(jumping in place on the left leg)
Tiri - tiri,
(jumping in place on right leg)
Shadow-shadow-shadow!
(jumping in place on two legs) Educator: Why do you think birds live in dreams all year round? Children: They want to be closer to people. Educator: Listen to the poem and look at the screen: what can birds eat in winter! Tits are popularly called acrobats because they are dexterous and can climb into any crevice. They have very strong legs with sharp claws; with the help of sharp claws, a titmouse can move along tree branches even upside down. The strong and hard beak easily removes insects from cracks in tree bark and crushes hard seeds and hazelnuts. The plumage of tits is thick and fluffy, they are not afraid of the cold, but birds can freeze only from hunger. Because tits are so useful, people have long cared for them, protected them, made them feeders and special tit houses. Guys, in order to feed the birds correctly, you must follow some rules: • Feed the birds in the same place, at the same time, and the birds will fly in by this time; • Birds need to be fed every day, you cannot feed them from time to time, it is in frosty weather that they need food every day to survive; • You need to put in a little food, precisely in order to feed and support during difficult times. If we take care of the birds in winter, in summer they will take care of our forests, gardens, and parks. And now my friends, more fun games await everyone. Game “The Birds Have Arrived” Titmouse: Guys, when I say the names of the birds, you clap, if something else, you stomp. Let's start! Birds, pigeons, tits, flies and elephants flew in... Birds, pigeons, tits, storks, crows, jackdaws, macaroni flew in... Birds, pigeons, titmice, rabbits flew in... Birds, pigeons, titmice, jackdaws and swifts, siskins and storks flew in. Cuckoos, swans and ducks. and thanks for the joke!

Outdoor game "Titmouse" According to the counting rhyme, the driver is chosen - a cat.
This small bird is called a titmouse!
One two three four five! Will come to visit. Five-four-three-two-time! Do you have a feeder? The rest of the children, the titmice, sit in the corner of the room, folding their “wings” and closing their eyes, the teacher speaks, and the children perform the actions: Here the birds woke up in the nest - Multi-colored titmice. They stretch their wings, stand up, and sing a song loudly. (“Titmouses” open their eyes, stand up, raise their arms, and squeal “tsif-tsif-tsif”).
Birds, spread your wings, fly out quickly, look for food in the fields, in gardens and forests.
(Children flap their “wings” and “fly” throughout the room).
They found some crumbs in the feeder and pecked them a little.
The beaks knock loudly. “Delicious!” the birds say. (They squat down, tap their fingers on the floor - “peck”).
Be careful, titmice, Be careful, birds!
Matvey the cat is sneaking up on you! Fly away quickly! (“The cat” sneaks up on the children. The “birds” fly into their nests (on the chairs). The cat catches them.)

Sinitsa: Guys, thank you very much for such a wonderful holiday, I really enjoyed it! And as a token of gratitude, I want to give you gifts! (origami) Thanks to you, every bird now has a friend!

Host: Thank you titmouse for the gifts! And we, in turn, promise not to let our birds die, make feeders for them and feed them in winter! Well, we say goodbye to the titmouse, other children are waiting for her to visit, let's say goodbye to the titmouse. Goodbye titmouse! Well, our holiday is over, well done to you all, goodbye!

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Entertainment in the middle group “Titmouse Day”.

Goal: education of ecological culture in preschool children.

Tasks:

— introduce children to the types of wintering birds and their characteristics

- develop cognitive interest, attention, the ability to correlate changes in nature with the life of birds

— cultivate a caring attitude towards wintering birds, understanding the need to feed birds in winter.

Preliminary work: observation during a walk: all birds flap their wings during flight, the birds’ bodies are covered with feathers, birds are afraid to get close to humans and animals. Reading fiction; looking at illustrations of birds. Outdoor games: “Birds and a car”, “Sparrows and a cat”, “Birds in the nests”. Drawing and modeling “grains for birds”, album “wintering birds”

Working with parents: consultation for parents “Helping birds in winter.”

Progress of the event:

Educator:

- Hello children! I invite you today to get to know the wonderful world of birds - the world of birds. Birds inhabit all corners of our planet. Some delight us with beautiful singing, others with varied plumage. Without birds' chirping, the world would be a much more boring place.

Guys, guess my difficult riddle:

“She can’t sit still, she flies around all day long.” Fussing, fussing, the “shadow-shadow” rings all day long! Guess what kind of bird it is? That's funny... (tit).

Today we celebrate a wonderful holiday - Titmouse Day. It has a long tradition. In the old days, on this day in Rus' they celebrated the day of remembrance of St. Zinovy Sinichnik. He was considered the patron saint of all forest birds: tits, bullfinches, jays, goldfinches, waxwings and others, and how many sayings and folk signs are dedicated to this day!

(sayings and signs are told by pupils of the middle group.)

– People used to say: “The titmouse is small, but it knows its holiday,”

“The tit is small, but its voice is great,”

"The tit is the sparrow's sister"

“Feed the tit in winter, it will remember you in spring.”

– People noticed: if birds appeared in flocks near the house, it means that frost will soon break out; If tits squeak in the morning, it means night cold; if they whistle, it means a clear day.

Educator: guys, what would a holiday be without the main character - the titmouse? Let's call her. Children: Si-nich-ka! Si-nich-ka! (a girl dressed as a titmouse enters, the background sounds quietly: titmouse trills)

Titmouse:

- Hello guys! Why do you think me and my girlfriends are called tits? Not everyone knows that the word “tit” does not come from the blue plumage of these birds. They began to be called that for their sonorous songs, reminiscent of the ringing of a bell: “ding-zing!” I'm very glad that you haven't forgotten about me. How many of you have seen me in your gardens and orchards, on the street? All summer I lived in the forest. Tits, guys, are very useful birds. In spring and summer we clear forests and gardens of harmful insects. In one day, the little bird eats as many insects harmful to plants as it weighs. And now it’s late autumn outside, and my migratory brothers have already flown south, to warmer climes. What do you guys think, why do some birds leave their native lands in the fall? (children's answers). That's right, friends, because with the onset of autumn the birds do not have enough food. And we, sedentary birds, moved to the city for winter, closer to the dwelling of a person whom we are not at all afraid of and even hope for his friendship and help.

Tit: let's play a game of tits. To do this, I will place cardboard mugs on the floor. Children - "tits" - run around the playground.

When the signal sounds: “go home!”, the guys try to occupy the houses. Whichever child is left without him is eliminated from the game.

Presenter: children, let’s play a fun game “the birds have flown” with the titmouse. One day the birds gathered for a meeting, the meeting was secret, and it was decided not to let anyone except the birds in. You guys will be the guards today! As soon as you hear that it’s not a bird that has suddenly entered the “meeting,” immediately clap your hands loudly! Ready? Begin!

Birds arrived: pigeons, tits, flies and swifts...

birds arrived: pigeons, tits, swallows, swifts, jackdaws, macaroni, storks, crows...

birds arrived: pigeons, martens, storks, crows...

birds arrived: pigeons, tits, bolts, cuckoos...

birds arrived: pigeons, tits, chickadees, cuckoos... titmouse:

There are such birds as chickadees, by the way, they are my relatives, after all, there are different types of titmice! Birds arrived: pigeons, tits, lapwings, siskins, chickadees, swifts, storks, cuckoos, even bun owls... that’s right, buns are not birds,

But if you add just one letter “s” to them at the beginning, you get Scops Owls, and these are already birds. This is a species of owl. Why do you think they were called that? That's right, because they sleep during the day. Well done! We didn't miss anyone!

Educator: It’s hard for birds in winter, because they don’t have warm houses like you and me. It is difficult to find food under the snow. To prevent birds from starving to death, people feed them.

Didactic game “Recognize the birds in the feeder? (goal: consolidate knowledge of wintering birds).

Teacher: asks riddles about wintering birds:

The gray-backed, red-breasted one lives in winter groves, it is not afraid of colds, and arrives with the first snow. (bullfinch)

The bullfinch's faithful companion, a bird with a crest on its head, is very fond of rowan berries and ranetki. (waxwing)

And other birds spend the winter with us.

Chip-tweet to the grain - jump, peck, don't be shy - who is it? (sparrow)

Far away my knocking can be heard all around, I am an enemy to worms, and a friend to trees. (woodpecker)

Vereshunya, white-sided, and her name is ..... (magpie)

A bird was dozing on the window: “Jackdaw, jackdaw, what are you dreaming about?” The bird answered sleepily: “I’m not a jackdaw, I’m... (crow)

Option II

The game “Recognize the Bird” is being played. Educator: The forest is fabulously beautiful on a clear winter day, especially when a ray of sunlight suddenly flashes and illuminates the snow-covered treetops. And now, among the snow-white flakes on the branches, we see extraordinary “flowers”. These are... birds of the winter forest. The game “Recognize the Bird!” is announced. Based on the verbal description, you need to find out what kind of bird it is. Birds introduce themselves. Sparrow: I am an agile bird with a rounded head, short neck, ovoid body, short and rounded wings. My beak is hard and pointed towards the end. In the cold season we sit, huddled closely together, ruffled.

Tit: I am a very beautiful bird. I have a black cap on my head, white cheeks, and a black stripe on my throat - a tie, the wings and tail are gray, the back is yellow-green, and the belly is yellow. Woodpecker: I have a beautiful motley plumage: the upper body is black, on the head and on the neck there are white spots, the undertail and crown are red, the beak is strong and sharp. Bullfinch: the top of my head, wings, tail are black, my back is bluish-gray, and my belly is red. The beak is short, thick, conical, black. Crossbill: I am a small red bird, with tenacious legs and a characteristic cross-shaped beak. Magpie: my head, wings, tail are black, but on the sides there are snow-white feathers. The tail is long and straight, like an arrow, and the beak is strong and sharp. Crow: I have a large, elongated body and large, strong legs. I walk with big steps. I have a very large and strong beak. The head, throat and wings are black, and the rest of the body is gray.

Tit: the winter day is getting shorter and shorter. Before you have time to have lunch, the sun will set behind the fence, not a mosquito, not a fly, just snow and snow everywhere. It’s good that a kind person made us feeders. (Yu. Sinitsyn) Let's see what kind of feeders our parents made for us, the children are looking at the feeders).

Educator: at the end of our holiday, let's listen to a poem about wintering birds:

Feed the birds in winter! Let them flock to you from all over, like flocks of people coming home to your porch. Their food is not rich: a handful of grain is needed. One handful is not scary. Winter will come to them. It’s hard to count how many of them die, It’s hard to see, But in our hearts there is warmth for the birds. Is it possible to forget that they could have flown away? And they stayed to spend the winter together with the people. Accustom the birds to your window in the cold, So that we don’t have to welcome spring without songs. (A. Yashin)