Fairy Tale Marathon Competition and Game Program

Program conditions: 4 teams of 8-10 people each participate - experts in fairy tales.
Each team comes up with a name, motto, draws an emblem, selects a captain and prepares homework: an excerpt from a fairy tale; a song from any fairy tale for a musical break. For all team members - a fairy tale hero costume.

Purpose: introducing younger schoolchildren to the values of fiction

Tasks:

Personal UUD:
- nurture aesthetic perception of the environment;
- show understanding and respect for the values of the cultures of other peoples;
- analyze and characterize the emotional states and feelings of others, build your relationships taking them into account;
- assess situations in terms of rules of conduct and ethics;
- show goodwill, trust, attentiveness, help in specific situations.

Cognitive OUD:
- introduce heroes of Russian folk tales, fairy tales of great writers;
- develop creative imagination, logic of thought and memory;
- self-transform a practical task into an cognitive one;
- be able to independently carry out information search, collection and selection of significant information from various information sources.

Regulatory OAAs:
- carry out step-by-step control based on work results, under the guidance of a teacher;
- analyze emotional states derived from successful (unsuccessful) activities;
-evaluate the results of its activities.

Communication OAUD:
- Allow the existence of different viewpoints;
- be able to express your thoughts with sufficient completeness and accuracy in accordance with the tasks and conditions of communication;
- master monologue and dialogical forms of speech according to grammatical and syntactic norms of the mother tongue;
- to form verbal and nonverbal modes of communication;
- Be able to integrate into a peer group and build productive interactions and collaborations with peers and adults.

Host: Do you love fairy tales? And I love. All the people in the world love fairy tales. And this love starts from childhood. Magical, fun and even scary - fairy tales are always interesting. You read, listen - breathtaking.
"Fairy tale is a lie, yes there is a hint in it, good fellows a lesson" There is always a lesson in fairy tale, but the lesson is good, most often it is friendly advice. Fairy tale teaches you to distinguish good from evil, good from bad.
Today the marathon involves teams.... Welcome from the teams.

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Competition 1 Warm-up.

The host questions the teams Teams are responsible For each correct answer - 1 point.

1. What was the name of the boy whose heart almost turned to ice. (Kai)
2. What was a duckling like until he became a swan? (Ugly)
3. The roundest fairy-tale hero? (Kolobok)
4. He will heal everyone, heal... (Aibolit)
5. What was the name of the girl who made a long journey in a fairy tale? (Gerda)

1. Nose - a special distinctive feature of this hero. (Pinocchio)
2. Who helped Thumbelina get to warmer climes? (Swallow)
3. Who did the ugly duckling turn into? (In Swan)
4. Girl with an unconventional hair color (Malvina)
5. The Famous Boy from a Modern English Fairy Tale (Harry Potter)

1. Old man Hottabych's vehicle (Carpet plane)
2. Which heroine of Russian folk tales has a long braid? (Varvara)
3. Disco Cinderella was going to (Ball)
4. The first miracle of the goldfish (Trough)
5. Who fulfilled all the desires of Emelya? (Pike)

1. Dr. Aibolit's main enemy (Barmaley)
2. Which of Pushkin's fairy-tale characters had all the strength in his beard? (At Chernomor)
3. Faithful Friend of Alice the Fox (Basilio)
4. What's in Winnie the Pooh's head? (Sawdust)
5. The name of the girl who saved Kai's brother (Gerda)

Competition 2 Find Familiar Names

Each team is given a "Fairytale Heroes" sign. The signs' cages contain the names of children's book and fairy tale heroes well known to the kids. But the letters of the names are not always written in the same line. Participants must find these names. There are eight of them. (Task time 1 minute) This task is rated at 5 points.

Download the sign below.

Tasks for fans.
"Tale Heroes in Mysteries"

The host reads one riddle to each team, You need to guess the hero of the tale.

To fly above the ground,
She needs a stupa with a broom. (Baba Yaga.)

Wooden naughty
I could make friends with a book.
He ended up in the puppet theater
He became a faithful friend to dolls. (Pinocchio.)

Loves honey, meets friends
And grumbles,
And also - puffers,
chants, sopels... Ugh!
Funny bear... (Pooh).

I wasn't left without a tail
Our good donkey... (Jah.)

Grandma baked grandpa -
Grandfather was left without lunch:
The boy ran into the forest
The fox hit the toe. (Kolobok.)

Lives in Prostokvashino.
The entire farm runs there.
The address is exact, I don't know
But the surname is maritime. (Matroskin the cat)

That girl is no more beautiful,
That girl isn't smarter.
And Pierrot, her sighor.
Sings about her all day. (Malvina.)

Yes, guys, in this book
Kids live, babies,
And one weirdo lives.
He does everything wrong.
He is known as a fool.
Who will call him to us? (Dunno.)

Naughty merry fellow
It just flies through the window.
He ended up in the baby's house
And he staged a pogrom there. (Carlson.)

Competition 3: "Add the name of the fairy-tale hero"

The host calls the first part of the hero's name, and the game participants (in turn) complete the missing name. For each correct answer - 1 point.

1. Papa... Carlo.
2. Brownie... Kuzya.
3, Doctor... Aibolit.
4. Postman... Pechkin.
5, Signor... Tomato.
6. Dwarf... Nose.
7, Princess... Swan.
8. Iron... Lumberjack.
9. Ole-... Lukoye.
10. Old man... Hottabych.

Musical break
(performance of a song from a fairy tale prepared by one of the teams)

Competition 4 Magic Items

*(1 option)
3 participants from teams stand in a circle, alternating with players from other teams. Next comes a poem - introduction to the game.

There are magical objects in fairy tales
They fulfill the heroes' desires:
Carpet-plane - rise above the world,
Wonderful pot - eat sweet porridge.
Come on, try it too, my friend
Magic items to collect the body.
Remember, don’t yawn, call those objects.

Contestants take turns (in a circle) naming magical objects from fairy tales known to them If the player cannot name the magic item or repeats, then they are out of the game, the team whose player is the last to be left wins.

*(2nd option)
Name all items:

1, Magic objects that grant wishes (magic wand, petal, ring, hair).
2 - Items telling the truth and telling what is happening (mirror, book, golden saucer).
3, Items doing work for the hero (self-assembled tablecloth, needle, sword-claden, clubs).
4, Items that restore health and youth (rejuvenating apples, live water).
5, Items showing the road (stone, ball, feather, arrow).
6.Items that help the hero overcome difficulties, distance and time (invisibility hat, speeding boots, magic carpet)..

Captains Competition 5 "From What Tale by G. H. Andersen Subject".

Team captains are given cards.

1. Umbrella (Ole Lukoje).
2. Sankey (The Snow Queen).
3. Pea (The Princess and the Pea).
4. Walnut shell (Thumbelina).
5. Paper Boat (The Steadfast Tin Soldier),
6. Nettle (Wild Swans),
7. Chest (Airplane Chest).

Competition 5 Fairytale Trouble

Tale names mixed up. Trouble started. Princess became Khavroshechka, Koschey - Clear Falcon. There shouldn't be a mess in fairy tales. Get fairy tale title cards and connect the beginning and end of fairy tale titles.
Teams complete the task without captains.

"Fairytale Trouble"

Tasks for fans.
"Tale Heroes in Mysteries"

The host reads one riddle to each team.
Guess which heroes the riddles are about and from which fairy tales these heroes are.

1, The guy got off his favorite stove,
I trudged to the river for water.
I caught a pike in an ice hole
And since then I have known no worries. (Emelya from the fairy tale "At the Command of the Pike")

2. It's not gold that sparkles,
It's not the sun that is shining,
This is a fairy bird
He sits in the garden on an apple tree. (Firebird from the fairy tale "Ivan the Tsarevich and the Gray Wolf")

3, On a tussock, the Bride is waiting,
When will the Tsarevich come for her. (Frog from the fairy tale "The Frog Princess")

4, Lots of silver and gold
He hid it in his chests
He lives in a gloomy palace
And steals other people's brides. (Koschey the Immortal.)

Competition 6 Fairy Tale Round Dance
At the beginning of the text, learn a Russian folk tale.

Each team receives cards One of the players on the experts team reads the text and responds.

1 - "In some kingdom, in some state lived let there be a king with a queen; he had three sons - all young, single, daring people such that neither in a fairy tale nor with a pen can you describe..." ("The Princess is a Frog")

2. "Once upon a time there lived King Berendey, he had three sons, the youngest was called Ivan. And the king had a magnificent garden; an apple tree with golden apples grew in that garden..." ("Ivan the Prince and the Gray Wolf")

3. "In some kingdom in ancient times, grandfather and woman lived and were in a small hut, and daughter, and she had a doll..." ("Vasilisa the Beautiful")

4 - "Once upon a time there was an old man, he had three sons" The elders were on the farm, were overpaid and dapper, and the youngest, Ivan the Fool, was so-so - loved to go to the forest on mushrooms, and at home more and more on the stove "It's time for the old man to die... ("Sivka-Burka".)

‘ ‘Who lives here?

Each team receives cards One of the players on the experts team reads the text and responds.

1. This refuge is located on the roof of the house. And there is something to see in it: cherry pits, nut shells and candy wrappers on the floor. Who is the owner of this house? (Carlson)
2. This building, on command, turns its back to the forest, in front of the guest, and its owner senses the "Russian spirit" (Baba Yaga)
3. They lived in this dilapidated shelter near the blueest sea for 30 years and 3 years. (Old man and old woman)
4. One of them has a house made quickly of straw, the other is more firmly made of branches and rods, but the third has a stone house with a strong door. Name all the residents. (Nif-Nif, Naf-Naf, Nuf-Nuf)

Tasks for fans

1 - What did Cinderella have a carriage of? (of pumpkin).
2.How much does a ticket to the Karabas Barabas Theater cost? (4 soldos).
3, Who is Freken Bok? (housekeeper).
4 Who could defeat the Cockroach? (sparrow).
5. What did the Scarecrow need to get from the Great and Terrible? (brains).
6 - What substance did Fatima spread on the measure of Ali Baba? (honey).
7 - What was the name of the disease that Dunno suffered on the moon? (longing).
8 - What was Kaya to lay out of the ice floes? (the word eternity).
9 - In what case does the hair from old man Hottabych's beard not work? (when the beard is wet).
10, What was in Little Red Riding Hood's basket? (pies and a pot of butter).
11. How did Thumbelina get into the land of the elves? (on a swallow).
12 - What animal did Brother Ivanushka turn into? (into a kid).
13. What did Emelya drive? (on the stove).
14 - Where did the seventh kid hide? (in the stove).
15. Malvina is a girl with what hair? (with blue).
16, Who Brought Aibolit to Africa? (eagle).
17 - In what tale did the bird save the emperor from death? (The Nightingale).
18. In what tale did the sea burn? ("Confusion").
19, What is a "red flower"? (fire).
20. What was the name of Malvina's poodle? (Artemon)..

Musical pause.
(performance of a song from a fairy tale prepared by one of the teams)

Story in a Circle Challenge-Competition

The presenter reads the story, and the participants, moving in a circle, depict everything they heard.

"Tale Carousel"

We head to the fairyland of Lukomorye To do this, you put a heroic helmet on your head, tie a treasure sword to your belt, harness your heroic horse Sivka-Burka. The horse throws its head back, laughs cheerfully and hits its hoof.
You jumped up into the saddle, whistled, whipped the horse with a whip and galloped out of the yard. You are driving through a dark impenetrable forest. Suddenly a huge ..drop of dew drips on you from the branches. Thick, prickly branches block your path, it is very difficult to get through them. Then you shout loudly "But; the horse jumps and... lands safely on the other side of the ravine.
But here the forest is finally over. In front of you is a huge oak tree And then there is a deafening whistle. It whistles The Nightingale the Robber. The trees lean towards the grass itself, the dust rises like a pillar, hits your eyes. Your horse falls to its knees. Resisting the wind, you have difficulty spinning a huge stick over your head and throwing it at the Nightingale the Robber, and you fall unconscious.
Applause!!!

Summing up. Jury word. Award.