Interesting tasks for boys for February 23. Games and competitions for discos and parties. The most accurate shooter
Goals:
1. Development of skills to work in a team, uniting a great team.
2. Strengthening a favorable psychological climate in the classroom, humanizing relationships.
3. Instilling in schoolchildren universal and moral values, the spirit of patriotism and love for the Motherland.
Duration: 60 minutes.
Set of roles: presenters, jury, 3 teams.
Material used: three sheets of A4 format, three scarves, three felt-tip pens - for the captains' competition, three packs of paper clips - for the "Chain" competition, cards with questions - for the "Quiz" competition, three balls and three skittles - for the relay race "If you went out with a friend way...", three rolls of toilet paper - for the "Mummy" competition, evaluation sheet for the jury.
Preparatory stage:
Each team is given the task of preparing a name and motto; fans (girls) prepare posters on the theme: “Day of Defenders of the Fatherland” for a poster competition.
Evaluation criteria:
Team presentation - max 10 points.
Competition 1 - warm-up “Verbal battle” - 1st place - 5 points;
II place - 4 points; III place - 3 points.
Competition 2 - “Captains Competition” - for each task - 5 points.
Competition 3 - “Chain” - I place - 5 points, II place - 4 points,
III place - 3 points.
Competition 4 - “Quiz” for each correct answer - 1 point.
Competition 5 - relay race “If you went on a journey with a friend...” - 1st place - 5 points, 2nd place - 4 points, 3rd place - 3 points.
Competition 6 - “Mummy” - max 10 points.
Fan competition - poster competition - max 10 points.
Progress of the event
1st presenter. Today is not just a February day, today is a special day. We have gathered to congratulate our boys on Defenders of the Fatherland Day!
On February 23, 1918, the Red Army was formed. And this day began to be celebrated as the Birthday of the Red Army.
After the formation of the USSR, this holiday was renamed Soviet Army Day. Later it was called the Day of the Armed Forces and the Navy. And now February 23 is Defenders of the Fatherland Day.
But this day has always been a holiday for men. And today we glorify the defenders of the Fatherland.
We wish you all to become strong, brave, brave, protect the weak, and become worthy representatives of our Motherland.
And now you can show your courage, courage, resourcefulness and cohesion.
1st student.
We encourage you together -
Great success awaits him
Who, without flinching, if necessary,
Will enter the battle one for all.
2nd student.
Let the jury decide the entire course of the battle
He will follow it without a mistake,
Who will be more friendly -
He will win in battle.
1st presenter. Dear teams, now you need to choose a captain and adequately represent your team.
In the meantime, our teams are preparing, we present to you the jury.
2nd presenter. Often, defenders of the Fatherland have to deal with weapons. How many types of weapons do you know? Let's check it out.
Our the first competition is called “Verbal Combat”. You must remember as many names of weapons as possible and, without repeating yourself, name them in turn. The team that remembers the most names wins.
1st presenter. Our second competition - “Captains Competition”. After all, the success of the entire team often depends on the captains, how they show themselves.
If the captain proves himself strong, courageous and resourceful, then his team will be united and successful. We ask the captains to come out, and let the teams support them.
a) Every captain, first of all, must be strong. So let's see which of you can do more push-ups from the floor. (The captains do push-ups in turns, and the teams and fans count.)
b) Also, the captain must be resilient. Which of you will hold the girl in your arms longer?
c) In order to find a way out of a difficult situation and not let his comrades down, the captain must be resourceful.
We found out that you know many types of weapons, but can you draw a tank with your eyes closed?
The captains are blindfolded and brought to a board on which an A4 sheet is attached. They give you a felt-tip pen.
2nd presenter. The success of our soldiers in battle is determined by the fact that they support each other and do not abandon their comrades in trouble.
Our next competition, called “Chain,” will test team cohesion, the ability to help each other and act in concert.
You are offered the same number of paper clips. The team that assembles one chain from them faster will win this competition.
On the count of three, the teams begin the task.
1st presenter. Defenders of the Fatherland are distinguished not only by strength, courage and endurance. A true defender of the Fatherland must be smart and well-read.
Next competition - "Quiz".
The captains receive cards with questions and the whole team answers them.
The answer is written on the card. The captains read out the answers out loud. If the answer is not written down on the card, the verbal answer will not be protected. You are given three minutes for this task.
Time has passed!
Questions:
1. What formidable weapon is named after the girl? (Katyusha.)
2. In what year was the Red Army formed? (In 1918)
3. What weapon is named after its inventor? (Kalashnikov assault rifle.)
4. What are the shoulder badges called in the Russian army? (Epaulettes.)
5. What is the name of a teenager who studies maritime affairs? (Cabin boy.)
6. What do wood and a rifle have in common? (Trunk.)
7. What device can be used to determine the cardinal directions? (Using a compass.)
1st presenter. While fighting bravely on the battlefield, a soldier may be wounded. And who will help him if not his comrade?
Our final competition - "Mummies".
Imagine that your captain is wounded in the arm. You need to bandage it, do it quickly and efficiently.
Each team is given one roll of toilet paper. After the students bandage the captain's hand, they approach the jury, which evaluates the quality of the task completed.
1st presenter. While the teams are completing the task, let's hold a "Fan Contest" - a poster competition.
The jury evaluates this competition.
2nd presenter. So, now let’s give time to the distinguished jury to sum up the results of the tournament. And at this time we will hold a “military song competition.” Let's divide into two teams by class along with the fans. Your task is to remember as many songs related to military themes as possible and sing them.
1st presenter. And now we give the floor to the jury.
The jury announces the winners of the tournament and awards them with certificates.
1st student.
Thank you all for your attention,
For enthusiasm and ringing laughter,
For the fire of competition.
Guaranteed success.
2nd student.
Now the moment of farewell has come,
Our speech will be brief:
We say goodbye to everyone,
See you happy next time!”
The last winter holiday is Defender of the Fatherland Day. In schools, this holiday is taken very seriously. The girls are preparing a holiday for their boys, coming up with a script and competitions. It’s difficult to do this, because every year you have to come up with more and more new competitions. To make it easier for you, we have new competitions for February 23rd for 5th grade boys. Funny, table and active competitions are the best option for the holiday.
Assembling and disassembling the machine.
In this competition, your boys will be able to assemble a machine against the clock. But don't think, he's not real.
First, find a picture of the machine. Then you print it on a printer and cut it into 9-12 parts. Mix all the parts and place them on the table. At the leader's command, the boys must connect their parts to create a picture of a machine gun. Whoever finishes it first wins.
Competition - who knows best.
Divide the boys into teams. Possible for three teams. Give each team a whistle. The presenter reads out the question, and if any team has the answer, then it blows the whistle. If the answer is correct. That's a point. If the answer is incorrect, then the team skips the next question. This is to ensure that teams do not simply whistle and respond constantly without thinking.
Questions:
Fell, did push-ups, got up.
Everyone knows these three magic words. So the boys will get to know them. Only girls will help them. Each boy has two girls on his team. There are 5 inflated balloons nearby. At the leader's command, the girls help the boys put the ball under their shirt. Afterwards the boy must fall to the floor and do push-ups so that the ball bursts. Then he gets up and again they put the ball under his shirt. And so on until someone bursts all five balloons. And whoever bursts wins the competition and thanks the girls for their help.
Archery.
And there will be no real bow in this competition. From which they shoot. You need onions that grow in the garden. You also need big potato bags. There are 2 people in the team. One has 5 onions, and the other has a bag in his hands. We make two lines and the participants disperse behind them. At the command of the leader, the time is noted and the first throws the bow to the second, and the second catches it immediately in the bag. When all five bulbs are in the bag, time stops. For each onion not caught there is a penalty of 5 seconds. When all teams have played, that team wins. Which one took the least amount of time to get the bulbs into the bag.
Gifts for boys.
It's time to give gifts. They can be distributed to all the boys at once, or they can be played with. To do this, each girl takes one of any gifts and holds it behind her back. They take turns asking riddles. First, the first girl asks her riddle. Which of the boys guessed right? This girl comes up to him and gives him a gift. And so on, everyone makes gifts and gives gifts.
Parties and corporate events,dedicated to Defenders of the Fatherland Day, this is not only a reason to meet and have fun with your family or a fun group of young people, but also a chance to glorify the courage and beauty of the strong half of humanity.
Therefore, those are selected in which men of all ages can show off their erudition, artistry, romance, dexterity and strength.
Our collection contains cool games and competitions for February 23, which are suitable for both youth and older groups.
1. Cool competition for February 23rd “Knight on a horse”.
To conduct this competition, the presenter must take care of the props in advance: “armor” and two “horses” (the funnier these creatures are, the better: you can sew horse heads yourself by stuffing them with foam rubber and putting them on any stick). You can use cake boxes as armor. And the spears will be long inflatable balls.
We choose future knights from among the guests; they themselves appoint ladies of heart in whose name they will fight.
The essence of the tournament is to sit on a “horse” and knock off the enemy’s armor with inflatable spears. The one who gets things done faster wins.
As a reward, the lady gives her flower to the winner (preliminarily distribute small flowers to the ladies of the heart) and, as a sign of special favor, agrees to make a lap of honor on his horse, or he does it alone to the solemn brave melody, sending her air kisses. And the lucky one is declared a knight of the “Scarlet Rose”
The battle can be repeated several times. The reward for the participants is applause and the pleasure of the audience, and the winners are rewarded with “knight” certificates and the favor of the “lady of the heart.”
For a close adult company, instead of flowers, ladies can give red garters, then the title will be appropriate - “Knight of the Scarlet Garter.”
2. A fun game for February 23rd “The general’s pants are equal on all sides.”
For this game you need huge “general” pants with stripes. Each trouser leg must be large enough for an adult man to fit into it, and the “trousers” themselves are made of durable fabric, because the candidates “woven” into the trouser legs will pull each other in them.
The presenter invites two people who want to become a general, each fit into one of their trouser legs. The goal of the players: to the song “How good it is to be a general,” to “overwhelm” the opponent, winning over to their side, and finally receive the coveted “general’s shoulder straps” (you can make specially fake shoulder straps for encouragement).
3. Competition for February 23rd “Cowboy Fun”.
For this fun, the presenter selects men (young men) dressed in jeans and announces that, with the help of simple tests, he will now identify “real cowboys” among them.
At first- warm-up: each player must write down all the colors of horses known to him on a piece of paper. For each suit named, the player receives a point.
Then we evaluate the jeans, worn by the participants, by the degree of wear (or by the number of rivets) on a five-point scale. The points earned also go to the players' accounts.
Real cowboy does not part with Marlboro cigarettes, so we check the number of cigarettes in the men’s pockets. We award points as follows: one point for three cigarettes, for those with Marlboro + 5 points. Non-smoking participants are given 10 points for a healthy lifestyle.
And for a “snack” We organize a rodeo, but instead of horses and bulls, each person has one chair: we place it at a distance of five to six meters from the participant, in his hands there is a rope tied in a lasso. The player’s task is to throw his disastrous lasso over a peacefully grazing chair. Three attempts are given. The maximum number of points is ten.
To calculate points, it is most convenient to organize a jury of female spectators, they will count the points and summarize the results.
And as a gift for real cowboys, of course, you need to give something “cowboy” - toy guns, a horse, hats or a branded label on jeans.
4. "Noble Cossack."
7. “Our heroic strength.”
This is an exclusively male competition, because here you will have to do push-ups. The presenter selects five to seven candidates for the title of hero. One or two observers are assigned to them, it’s better if they are ladies.
For the first time, men do push-ups for three minutes. The number of exercises performed is recorded by observers. The results are immediately announced to the public. After a minute's rest and encouraging chatter from the toastmaster - the second round. It lasts
two minutes. Only a minute is given for the third round, and during this time passions among the fans heat up to the limit.
Of course, the winner is the one who squeezes out the most times in the sum of the three rounds. He is solemnly presented with a souvenir medal and the title of “Bogatyr”.
8. “I draw, I draw you.”
For this small competition you will need two or three easels, on which different types of female faces have already been painted: oval, round, pear-shaped.
We call two or three volunteers. The presenter announces that male volunteers need to draw their beloved woman blindfolded. They can choose the type of face that suits them.
We turn on the music - maybe Yak Yola’s old song “I draw, I draw you”, as soon as the song ends, the men’s bandages are removed and everyone has the opportunity to enjoy the works of the hands of men in love.
9. "Pirates of the 21st century."
From 4 to 6 men are selected for the competition (depending on how many props there are) Each is given pirate hats and given a pirate name: Bloodthirsty Joe, Ruthless Sue, Merry Smith, etc.
Participants stand in a circle, each one comes up with their own greeting using a hat. The host then warns that a real pirate needs to be very attentive and have good reflexes in order to survive. You need to remember that when the presenter says “one,” everyone raises their hat and shouts “Hey!” “4” means that you need to grab the neck of a comrade standing on your left hand and shout “Rhea!”
With music playing in the background, the presenter tries to confuse the players. The game goes to eliminations, if you make a mistake, you “die”, you give up your hat, and your comrades say to him; “Hoi-hei, Bloody Joe! (name of a specific pirate)” and wave their hats goodbye to him. So, until the most attentive remains, he gets a prize and applause.
10. "This guy is the most accurate."
This one too. To measure the degree of accuracy of the cheerful defenders of the fatherland, you can use “Darts”. In this case, the distance between the target and the player should be a meter or one and a half, so as not to throw in vain.
As an option: throwing open (that is, without a cap) felt-tip pens or markers: glue a homemade target drawn on a regular piece of Whatman paper to the wall, and hand the players “darts” - felt-tip pens. The winner, of course, is determined by the amount of points scored.
11. "Tank battle".
The presenter needs to prepare in advance a couple of large easels with large blank sheets of whatman paper (or simply large sheets attached to something) so that there is a “field” for creativity, because they will draw with their eyes closed and collectively. It is advisable to turn the easels towards the public so that the participants in the game stand with their backs to everyone, and the process is clearly visible to the fans.
So, the rules of the game: first we recruit two mixed teams of equal numbers. We offer to examine the toy tank (this is especially necessary for ladies), and then we announce that each team member will draw a certain part of this combat vehicle with their eyes closed. The presenter invites the players to agree among themselves who draws what and, with the help of assistants, blindfolds the participants.
To the accompaniment of cheerful music and comments from the leader, the teams “create”; when the last participant finishes drawing his piece, everyone takes off their bandages and the teams admire their “masterpieces.”
You can invite the guests to determine the winners using applause. Let the losing team “bombard” the winners with kisses, and give everyone toy tanks as a prize.
12. "Fun Divers"
For this fun competition a “course” of obstacles is being prepared: skittles, bottles, etc. (or simply read aloud the route, which participants must remember and follow as accurately as possible). Participants are given equipment, for example, fins and swimming goggles or binoculars, which must be held on the contrary (if possible: lifebuoy, vest, rubber gloves). The exit of the “divers” can be formalized with the song “Wow, we’re out of the bay.”
First task: complete an obstacle course or a designed route
Second task“find a treasure” - in full gear, collect as many pearls as possible in a minute (these can be balls or balloons), for example, to the song “There Under the Ocean”,
Third task- dance your dance (pull out cards with song names and dance to it). It's better to take songs
Matinee for Defender of the Fatherland Day for primary school, 4th grade “I am preparing to defend my Motherland”
Event goals
1. To instill in students a love for their Motherland and the desire to become its worthy defender.
2. Develop strength, agility, endurance, intelligence, and creativity in boys.
Preparation
1. The class teacher and high school students draw up a script for the matinee and develop competition assignments.
2. The parent committee prepares holiday gifts for the boys and other participants in the matinee, and stores everything necessary for tea drinking.
3. A veteran who participated in combat operations in Afghanistan is invited.
4. The classroom is decorated in a festive manner.
5. Girls are learning the “Apple” dance.
6. Fathers of students prepare short stories about interesting episodes of their army life.
7. Audio recordings and a tape recorder are being prepared; two sheets of whatman paper and two sets of felt-tip pens; two potatoes and two kitchen knives; ten pins.
Participating are fourth-graders, their parents, a class teacher, a combat veteran in Afghanistan, and two presenters (high school students - a boy and a girl).
The classroom is decorated with balloons and congratulation posters on Defender of the Fatherland Day. Songs about the army and military service are sung.
Classroom teacher. Good morning dear friends! Congratulations on a wonderful holiday. Defender of the Fatherland Day is a special day. This is a holiday for everyone who wears a military uniform, everyone who has worn it or will still wear it, everyone who can be called a defender of the Russian land. I am very glad that we are celebrating this holiday with a friendly family of children and adults, because today in our class there are not only fourth-graders, but also parents, high school students, and a graduate of our school. who honorably fulfilled his military duty during the fighting in Afghanistan.
Presenters
To make our life brighter and more beautiful.
Day and night the sons are on guard.
The date has a special meaning -
Birthday of the brave sons!
All Russian people on this date
Sends greetings to the sailor and soldier.
Our army is dear
Guards the peace of the country.
So that we grow up without knowing troubles,
So that there is no war.
The floor is given to a veteran who participated in combat operations in Afghanistan. Fourth-graders give him a greeting card and a gift, and a high school student performs A Rosenbaum’s song about Afghanistan with a guitar.
So, we are starting our program “I am preparing to defend my homeland.” Fourth grade boys will participate in it.
The competitors form two teams. A veteran and two parents become jury members.
Competition "Young Defenders of the Fatherland"
Teams take turns answering questions.
What is the name of the wooden part of the rifle? (Butt.)
Who obtains information about the enemy, his location, numbers, weapons? (Scout.)
How do officers wear their weapons? (In a holster.)
What is the name of a sailor's summer headdress? (Visorless cap.)
What is the name of the outer winter clothing worn by soldiers? (Overcoat.)
What does a tank use to move on the ground? (Using caterpillars.)
Competition "Auction of Army Weapons"
Teams take turns naming weapons. The last team to correctly name the item wins.
Competition "Unusual Artist"
Each team receives a sheet of Whatman paper and several markers. The presenters blindfold one of its members and ask them to draw a warrior within three minutes. Meanwhile, a quiz is held for the audience.
Many people know the catchphrase: “Whoever comes to us with a sword will die by the sword.” Who spoke these words? (Prince Alexander Nevsky.)
When and where did the famous Battle of the Ice take place? (April 5, 1242 on the ice of Lake Peipsi.)
Who and when was the regular Russian army created? (Peter I at the end of the 17th - beginning of the 18th century)
The name of this inventor of the world's best automatic weapons was kept secret for a long time. The machine gun is named after him. (Kalashnikov.)
What is the name of the object guarded by a sentry? (Fast.)
Why do they raise their right hand when saluting? (Since ancient times, knights carried a shield in their left hand. They also wore a helmet on which there was a visor. When meeting, the knight raised the visor with his right hand.)
Competition "Soldier's Song"
It involves two people - one representative from each team. The winner of the competition is the one who peels the potatoes quickly and efficiently.
A musical pause is announced. An Afghan warrior performs his favorite song with a guitar.
Competition "Locked Border"
Teams are invited to imagine, create and demonstrate a sculptural composition about the reliability of state border protection. The sculpture is made up of team members and available materials.
Competition "Captain's Bridge"
Team captains participate in it. Their task is to sit on a chair for as long as possible with their arms and legs extended forward.
Competition "Army Snake"
Team members crouch down, put their hands on each other's shoulders and walk between the pins. The winner is the team that completes its route along the snake faster and without errors.
The jury sums up the results of the competition. Fourth grade girls perform the “Apple” dance, and then present cards and gifts to the boys and other participants in the matinee.
The matinee ends with a tea party, during which fathers of fourth-graders tell interesting incidents from their army life.
No jokes or fun competitions. Usually, competitions for February 23rd for boys they really like them, and they fight in them with joy, which means that the preparation must be taken seriously.
First, you need to decide how many competitions to select for the celebration. It depends on the number and age of boys. The more kids there are, the more fun competitions there should be. Outdoor games are always well received; they usually take place very vigorously.
After selecting the main competitions, you need to select a few in reserve. You should definitely decorate the room thematically and think carefully about whether it is possible to conduct outdoor games there. No fun can happen without a musical background. The music for the competitions on February 23rd for boys is light, energetic, but not harsh. There is no point in drowning out the voice of the presenter and the encouraging cries of those who are cheering for the participants.
And what competition is complete without a well-deserved award? Be sure to take care of the prizes! Buy sweets, souvenirs and other useful and pleasant little things in advance. The award ceremony for the winners is solemn but fun.
Pantomime
Children can show their artistry in the Pantomime competition. To conduct the competition, each participant receives an envelope in which is sealed the name of what the child will have to depict. This could be a person of a certain profession, an animal, a cartoon character, etc. It is necessary to select the most interesting options in advance and distribute them among the participants. The task of each child, without using speech, is to try to depict the mystery. The one who succeeds with the greatest success wins.
Voroshilov Sharpshooter
The Defender of the Motherland is obliged to shoot accurately. Two teams are recruited, each “soldier” tries his hand at the competition, for which he tries to hit a “ten” on the target with a dart. The team with the most points wins. And the most accurate one is awarded the Voroshilov Shooter medal.
Bring in the orange
There are two players in the game. Everyone holds a spoon with an orange or potato in their teeth. Hands behind your back. The task is to drop your opponent's orange with your spoon and not let him drop yours. The bravest rescuers can use a raw egg instead of an orange.
The best compliments
Team captains (or those interested from the team) and one decent girl from each class participate. The girls must either be chosen by the teacher or invited by the participant himself, then at the end of the competition the quality of the invitation is also assessed. Prerequisite: the team captain compliments a girl from another class. The captains speak in turns and the one who compliments last wins, and the opponent will not be able to add anything more. The leading teacher must ensure that words are not repeated, and that captains give compliments while looking at the girls, and not to the side. Time for the competition is 2-3 minutes.
Drawing
All participants are divided into 2 teams. Two people from the team are blindfolded. One of them is given a marker, the other a piece of paper. They are given the task of drawing a House, a cat, etc. The rest say how and who should move the sheet or what to draw. The result is confusion. The team with the more realistic drawing wins.
Accuracy
You need to get the piece of paper into the trash can as many times as possible from a distance of 1-1.5 m. (3-5 attempts)
