Scenario of 23 February

Children come to music and sing a song about Dad.
1 child:My dad is the best driver in the world!
2 child:And my dad is the best builder in the world!
3 child:And my dad is the strongest man in the world!
4 child:And my dad's the best ball player in the world.
5 child:And my dad is the best doctor!
And when I'm sick, he tells me, "Don't cry!"
He will pity me and warm me,
And the milk will warm me up.
And kiss like that!
6 child:And my dad loves me very much and hugs me like this!
Children (alternately hugging themselves tightly and shouting out loud): And mine! And mine! And mine!
All together:
Dads are very important to us.
We really need our dads!

Host:What wonderful dads we seem to have. They are drivers, builders, doctors and even strongmen. We're going to check it out.
(Two dads are invited to attend. They are asked to build towers that are higher. The song is “Daddy Can Do Anything.”
Host:Well built. Let’s see how strong your buildings are. Two dad drivers are invited.
(Two machines are required on the control panel. You need to drive around, built towers three times and drive into the garage (under the chair).
Host:We have bad drivers and builders too. All the towers were broken. All right, guys, let's help our dads put the cubes back together.
Come on, guys, let's show you what kind of drivers we are.

(The word game "Machine, machine ...")
GAME - PHISINUTE
Here we are on the bus.
And we sit and we sit.
squatting

And we look out the window.
We're watching!
We close our fingers with a “window”, we look at it, turning in one direction and in the other.

Looking back, looking forward
Here we go, here we go.
"Twisting" in one direction and the other, looking from under the palm of the hand

Well, the bus's out of luck.
Any luck?
We shrug.

The wheels are spinning.
Here we go, here we go.
We went for a ride.
That's it!
We make circular movements with our hands in front of us.

And the glass brushes rust.
zip-zip-zip, zip-zip-zip.
They want to sweep all the drops away.
Go, go, go!
We shake our hands bent at the elbows in front of the face (imitate the movement of “janitors”).

And we're not just sitting there.
Beep-beep-beep, beep-beep-beep,
We're humming loud and loud.
Beep-beep-beep!
We turn the steering wheel and bibic.

Let the bus shake us.
Here we go, here we go.
We're going forward.
That's it!
We squat down.

Host:Our guys love their dads and want to talk about how great their dads are.
1 child:I look forward to it.
Dad from work.
Always in my briefcase.
He brings something.
2 child:My dad is resourceful.
Smart and brave.
He can handle it.
Even a complicated case.
Host:We're going to see how dads handle a very complicated case.

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Game.
Host:Our dads are wonderful doctors.
I wonder how strong they are.
(The host takes out two large bags of balls)
We have strong dads, come out!
GUY: First, dads should pick up their bags and ask, “Are they heavy?” And then the balls are thrown and you need to collect as much as possible. Who holds the most balls?
Host:That's the strength! How many balls could you keep? Our dads are messing around again. Let's help them pack the balls into bags.(Children collect the balls in bags.)
Host:I wonder if there's still a strong pope out there? Come out the strongest dads.
Game.(A game is being played. Kids are put on dads' shoulders and dads crouch.
Host:Oh, our dads are tired. Let them rest for a while, and we show them how we exercise to become as strong and agile as they are.
Musical exercises (Fun exercises are performed to music)
Girls:
Dad's home, Mom's gone,
Dad who serves lunch.
He's tired, he's hungry,
Dad should sit at the table.
I cooked dolls,
I didn't forget Dad, either.
The borscht in the pot is boiling.
Dad will be very fed.
Leading: Game.
We have a puzzle contest next.
Boldly swims in the sky, ahead of the birds flight.
The man controls it. What is this? (Airplane)
There are no clouds on the horizon, but an umbrella has opened in the sky.
A few minutes later, he went down (parachute).
Thunder, merry thunder. It sparkled all around.
Throwing into the sky tirelessly colorful fountains.
Splashes of light are pouring everywhere. It's a festive... (Salute)
It is not moving, but it reminds the dragonfly.
We are flying our Russian helicopter.

Host: Dear Dads and Guys, it is very interesting to do something together, let’s demonstrate it now!
Game.
He hums and chalks.
He paints white and white.
Blue on paper.
He paints, he sings.
What is it? (Airplane)
Well, of course, the plane. And the next competition is a competition of aircraft designers. There are sheets of paper on the table. Dad and son need to make one plane. Points are awarded for speed and quality of work. Now let's do some tests.
Planes are launched, the flight range is summed up.
Host:Look at what wonderful dads we have. Let's tell them that again.
1 child:Maybe he can play football.
Can I read a book?
2 child:Maybe I should warm up the soup.
Can you watch a cartoon?
3 child:Maybe he can play checkers.
Maybe even wash the cups.
4 child:Can draw cars,
Can collect pictures,
5 child:Maybe give me a ride.
Instead of a fast horse.
6 child:Maybe he's fishing.
Fix the kitchen tap.
All:I'm always a hero.
The best dad is mine!
Dear fathers and grandfathers! The children have prepared wonderful gifts for you and want to give them to you.
Kids give presents to dads. There's music.
Host:
I don't want to say goodbye,
But it's time we broke up.
Sadiq will welcome
You're on any of the holidays.
We congratulate our fathers and grandfathers on Defender of the Fatherland Day. We wish you health, love, success in all matters and pride in your children, who love you very much, We congratulate our boys, who, when they grow up, we are sure of this – will become strong, brave men. And now the girls will also give them gifts and congratulate them on the holiday.