Open art lesson "Merry New Year". Summary of GCD on fine arts in the middle group on the topic: New Year Topic: New Year tree

Summary of GCD on fine arts - activities in middle group"Portrait for the Christmas tree"

GCD move:

Lesson notes on art activities (4th grade) New Year's gift.

New Year's panel "Bullfinch"

No.
I suggest you solve the riddle.
Mystery
What kind of birds? Not tits.
The breast is scarlet and on fire.
Birds sat on the snow
These birds...
- Bullfinches.

Subject: New Year and its features.

Lesson objectives: introduce children to the history and traditions of the New Year holiday in different countries; learn the names of Santa Clauses in different countries of the world; develop clear and well-spoken speech; cultivate love for the traditions of your people.

Planned results: learn the history and traditions of the holiday, remember the names of Santa Clauses in different countries; give competent and complete answers.

Equipment: multi-colored crayons, cards with tasks on the material covered.

Preliminary work: decorate the classroom in New Year's style, prepare task cards.

Lesson plan:

I. Organizational part.

II. Consolidation of the previous topic. Checking homework.

III. Notification of the topic and objectives of the lesson.

IV. New material.

V. Physical education minute.

VI. Consolidation.

VII. Lesson summary.

VIII. House. exercise.

During the classes

I. Organization of the class, checking readiness for the lesson. The children read the quatrain in chorus.

The lesson begins
It will be useful for the guys.
I'll try to understand everything
Interesting to know.

II. Reinforce students' knowledge of the previous topic. Check your homework.

III. Announce the topic and goals of the lesson. Today we will conduct an unusual lesson (if possible, decorate the class in a New Year's theme). Look around. Do you like how our classroom is decorated? What holiday do you think we’ll talk about today? That's right, the topic of today's lesson is “New Year and its features.” We will talk about this long-awaited holiday, which is loved by both adults and children. Let's find out his story, where he came to us from. Let's remember New Year's traditions and many more interesting things.

IV. Learning new material. The teacher reads the poem “New Year” by N. Naydenova.

Through the dense forest,
Blizzard field
The winter holiday is coming to us.
So let's say it together:
"Hello, hello, New Year!"
It smells like fresh tar again,
We gathered at the Christmas tree,
Our Christmas tree is dressed up,
The lights on it came on.
Games, jokes, songs, dances!
Masks flash here and there...
You are a bear and I am a fox.
What miracles!
Let's dance together,
Hello, hello, New Year!

Guys, who came up with this fun holiday and where did it come to us from? In ancient times, our ancestors celebrated it on March 1st. People lit lights on Christmas trees in the form of candles, with the hope of good harvest in the new year. When the people accepted the Christian faith, the holiday was moved to the first day of autumn - September. And only in 1700, by decree of Tsar Peter I, it was customary to celebrate the New Year on January 1.

What New Year traditions of our people do you know about? The main tradition is a Christmas tree decoration. This green beauty is decorated with balls, garlands, glowing lanterns, pine cones, sweets, and toys. The Christmas tree is a symbol New Year's holiday. Another tradition is to set off fireworks at 12 o'clock at night; it is at this time that everyone wishes each other happiness in the coming new year. It is also customary to celebrate this holiday with your family. Adults and children wear beautiful clothes and carnival masks and having fun near elegant Christmas tree. They sing songs, dance, play games and eat delicious food at the table.

Who can tell you how New Year is celebrated in other countries?

In England, when the clock strikes, people open the back door so that all bad weather will leave the house, and at the last strike they open entrance doors and let good luck, prosperity, health come in.

The Hungarian people play loudly on pipes, whistles, and horns at midnight. They believe that this helps drive out evil spirits from the house.

Germans of all ages climb onto chairs, sofas, armchairs and jump onto the floor with the onset of the holiday. They say it helps you jump into the new year clean and sinless.

Italians in last minute of the old year, they throw unnecessary dishes, things, furniture onto the street. This allows them to get rid of bad energy.

In Spain, it is customary to eat 12 grapes and make 12 wishes.

In Scandinavia, there is a tradition of grunting under the table; Scandinavians claim that it helps them get rid of illness and bad luck.

But in China, the New Year is not celebrated on the first of January; the celebration is scheduled on different days. main feature Chinese New Year means decorating houses and streets with small lanterns. And the children draw their sword on a piece of paper and before going to bed, put it under the pillow.

In India, New Year is called Gudi Padwa, on this day Indians must eat the leaves of the neem neem tree.

Bulgaria is a country where the smallest member of the family reads poems to guests, sings songs, and gives souvenirs that he removes from the Christmas tree.

To relax, children are invited to play the game “Who is the Biggest?” Divide students into two teams, and take turns naming words that can be attributed to the New Year. The team that stops last wins.

Children, without whom is there no New Year's holiday? What does he look like? Who is his assistant? What is the name of Santa Claus in different countries?

In the United States of America, Canada, Great Britain - this is Santa Claus. He differs from ours in his clothes; he always wears a red jacket with white fur and trousers.

In Sweden there are actually two of them: Yultomten and Julnissaar, they reward obedient children and leave them gifts under the window.

And in France there are also two Santa Clauses: Père-Noël and Chalande. To Italian children New Year's Eve Fairy Befana arrives.

In Romania - Mos Kreciun. Finland is famous for Joulupukki, he is always in the retinue of the gnomes. In Estonia - Jiuluvana.

And the guys from Uzbekistan are looking forward to Corbobo, who arrives on a donkey.

All Santa Clauses are different appearance, but they all give New Year's mood, joy, fun and long-awaited gifts.

Game "Let's draw a Christmas tree." Children are divided into two teams and take turns going to the board to draw one element of the Christmas tree. The team with the most elegant New Year's beauty wins.

V. Physical exercise. Children are invited to play the game “Mother Winter”. The teacher reads and shows what to do.
Mother winter has come,
Everything was covered in a snowstorm.
(wave-like movements of the hands in front of you)

We'll walk through the snowdrifts,
Right through to the dense forest.
(walking with high knees)

Suddenly we saw titmice,
We waved to them ( wave your hand)

And the titmice blinked at us,
And they fled behind the pines
(swing with both hands)

Suddenly snowflakes came,
Like light feathers
(imitate falling snowflakes with your fingers)

Spun with us,
They started dancing with us
(spin around in place)

Hands clapped
(clap 4 times)
Foot stomped
(stomp 4 times)

They ran up to the tree together
And HURRAY!!! They shouted at her.
(We approach the Christmas tree - hurray!!!)

And now we are all people,
Let's say together...
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

Sadieva Venera Galinurovna,

teacher visual arts

MBOU "Bolshegondyrskaya Secondary School"

Technology used: Technology of problematic dialogue.
The purpose of the lesson. Development of aesthetic perception of nature and observation through transmission characteristic features, shapes and colors.

During the classes

What can't you celebrate the New Year without? - So, what will our lesson be about? (Discovery of new knowledge). - What steps do we take when discovering new knowledge? (“What don’t I know?”, “I’ll find a way myself”)