Game "Lucky chance for students in grades 5-11."
Game "Lucky Chance".
Extracurricular activity for grades 5-9.
The technology is gaming.
Target: -
development of cognitive abilities, erudition, speed of thinking
memory, attention.
- fostering self-confidence, a sense of responsibility, ability
overcome difficulties.
- expanding the horizons and intellectual abilities of students.
— development of communication skills, extraordinary thinking,
the ability to substantiate and argue your point of view.
The event was prepared by boarding school teacher M.A. Chapaeva.
The game involves two teams of 4 - 5 people each. The participating teams have their own name. The game is played in 5 games. Before the game starts, it is decided which team will respond first. For each correct answer, the team receives the number of tokens equal to the number of points they earned. At the end of each game, the final result of each team is announced.
Each team is given a piece of paper with a labyrinth - whoever finds the exit faster, that team starts first.
1 game. "Further, further, further..."
Each team takes turns rolling the game dice. Ones are written on four faces of the cube, a zero is drawn on one face of the cube, and a horseshoe is drawn on another. If a one appears on the top face of the cube, then the team receives 1 point for the correct answer to the question asked by the leader. If a horseshoe falls out, this means that the team is lucky, it has a “lucky chance” and for the correct answer to the same question it can receive 3 points. But if a zero appears, this means a changeover. During the first game, each team rolls the dice 11 times.
First game questions:
1.Which elephant does not have a trunk? (at the chess one). 2. What happened on February 31? (there is no such day). 3. Who saved the hares during the flood? (grandfather Mazai). 4. What notes can be used to measure distance? (mi-la-mi). 5. How do day and night end? (soft sign). 6. In which fairy tale does a girl go to buy flowers in winter? ("Twelve
months"). 7. The table has four corners. One corner was sawed off. How many angles are there? (five). 8. What happens if you hurry? (you'll make people laugh).
9. What two notes grow in the vegetable garden? (beans). 10. Name the author: “God sent a piece of cheese to a crow somewhere”? (Krylov). 11. What does not burn in fire and does not sink in water? (ice). 12. Is it motley itself, eats green, gives white? (cow). 13. Which clock shows the correct time only twice a day? (which
are worth). 14. Name a children's humorous film magazine. (“Yeralash”). 15. What terrible beast is greedy for raspberries? (bear). 16. Which beetle is named after the month in which it was born? (May). 17. What birds cannot fly? (penguins and ostriches). 18. A product obtained from beets and cane? (sugar). 19. Underground Railroad? (metro). 20. Which state can you wear on your head? (Panama). 21. What kind of fuel is produced in the swamp? (peat).
22. Do migratory birds build nests in the south? (No)
Game 2 "Troubles from a barrel."
The presenter brings out 7 multi-colored numbered barrels on a tray (you can use capsules from “Kinder Surprises” and put question numbers inside them). The team that currently has the fewest points starts pulling the barrels. The presenter reads the question to the team, the number of which is indicated on the keg. If the question is answered correctly, the team receives 2 points. If the team does not answer, then the team that knows the answer can answer and receives an additional 2 points.
Since our game is called “Lucky Chance,” there is no question in one of the barrels, but the team gets 2 points.
Second game questions:
- In 1850, the bird was first brought to America, and it soon became familiar there. It so happened that in the suburbs of Boston insects multiplied greatly. The caterpillars caused serious damage to crops. A bird came to the rescue - it destroyed the pests. As a token of gratitude, residents erected a monument to her in the central park of Boston. Name the bird.
Answer: Sparrow
- In order for it to serve faithfully, it must be lubricated regularly. Hinge and bearing units - bushings, chain tensioner rollers, steering columns - need lubrication. Shifter and brake cables. It should be remembered that excess oil is bad for it; sticking dirt can get inside the components. What are we talking about?
Answer: Bicycle
- Despite its small size: 2.54 centimeters thick and 7.62 centimeters in diameter, weight less than two hundred grams, speed of about 160 km/h, it poses a great danger to spectators if they are not protected with protective glass. What subject are we talking about?
Answer: Hockey puck
- The first one can be made from snow,
A piece of dirt could also be one.
Well, the second thing is passing the ball,
This is an important task in football.
Whole people take them on hikes,
After all, without him they will not find the way. (compass-compass)
- "Lucky case"
- Greeting guests with bread and salt, our ancestors put the concept of health into bread. What did salt mean? (Wealth)
- The ancient Incas could only sacrifice a parrot instead of a person. Why this particular bird? (He can talk)
Game 3 "A dark horse".
The facilitator distributes to the teams pieces of paper on which the task is printed.
Using the clues, guess the words and names of those animals that “ran away” from them.
Gi _ _ _ _ _
(health rules) hyena
Bala _ _ _ _ _
(folk musical instrument) balalaika
_ _ _ Christmas tree
(camping pan) cat
Pa _ _ _ _ day
(fenced garden in front of the house) fox
Two hundred _ _ _ _ a
(hunting rifle) wolf
P _ _ _ _ ok
(small settlement) donkey
_ _ _ _ _ ka
(tasty nickname for a car steering wheel) ram
Game 4 “Race for the Leader”
Each team is asked 20 questions in a row. For each correct answer the team receives 1 point. If within 3 seconds after reading the question the team does not give any answer, the presenter reads out the correct answer and asks the next question. The presenter begins to ask questions to the team that has fewer points.
Questions for the first team:
1.A cow as a child? - Calf. 2. Home car? - Garage. 3. “Measure seven times, once...” - Cut. 4. Astronaut suit? - Space suit. 5. Northern capital of Russia? - Saint Petersburg. 6. Which city flies? - Eagle. 7. Which snow melts faster: clean or dirty? - Filthy. 8. Hidden treasure? - Treasure. 9. Does he show the way to ships at night? - Lighthouse. 10. A magic tablecloth where food appears on its own? - Self-assembly. 11. Father of the wooden boy? - Papa Carlo. 12. A plot of land for growing vegetables? - Vegetable garden. 13. Is water in a gaseous state? - Steam. 14. What size boots did Uncle Styopa wear? - 45th. 15. The seventh letter in the word “electrification”? – The letter “i”. 16. Boxing ground? - Boxing ring. 17. What does a hedgehog do in winter? - Asleep. 18. Is there an Orange Sea in the world? - No. 19. A day of fun, joy, celebration? - Holiday. 20. Chocolate covered ice cream? - Eskimo.
Questions for the second team:
1. Gingerbread man overgrown with needles? - Hedgehog. 2. Dog's house? - Kennel. 3. The student's very first book? - Primer. 4. Baba Yaga's personal transport? – Stupa / Pomelo. 5. Baby goat? - Little goat. 6. Who said the magic words: “Sim, Sim, open!”? – Ali Baba.. 7. City establishment for animals? - Zoo. 8. What goes on without moving? - Time. 9. What can you see with your eyes closed? - Dream. 10. What key did Buratino receive from Tortila the turtle? - Gold. 11. A rectangle with equal sides is called... - Square. 12. What holiday is celebrated on January 7? - Christmas. 13. Which note is not needed for compote? - Salt. 14. Who speaks all languages? - Echo. 15. Place for a circus performance? - Arena. 16. Horse symbol of good luck? – Horseshoe 17. Who can lie on a board with nails? - Yogi. 18. Appears on the iron due to dampness? - Rust. 19. State emblem? - Coat of arms. 20. The fastest-footed bird? - Ostrich.
Summing up the game.
And we still have the last lot left unraveled - this is the auction lot.
Let's start the draw.
5 game.
"Auction of lots."
The lot is read out - the player who gave the correct answer receives a prize.
LOT No. 1 - Symbol of the Garden of Eden, which became the cause of discord. (apple)
LOT No. 2 - Prevents a person from drying out, vitamins are added there,
necessary for life. (juice box)
LOT No. 3 – Thought fixer (fountain pen)
LOT No. 4 – If it weren’t for him, I wouldn’t have said anything. (language)
Always in your mouth, never swallowed.
LOT No. 5 – Source of “winter freshness”, ultra-modern dental
tool. ( chewing gum)
LOT No. 6 – Silence is not only gold, but also a lot of sweets
pleasures, as well as a remedy for talkativeness (chupa chups)
LOT No. 7 – aircraft (balloon)
LOT No. 8 – a must-have for those who sometimes have to “cover their tracks”
(eraser)
LOT No. 9 – energy drink for the mind (chocolate)
LOT No. 10 – a cosmetic product that adds shine to the surface,
protects from damage and destruction. (varnish)
LOT No. 11 – Talisman of pedantic people who adore precision in everything (ruler)
LOT No. 12 – tear absorber (handkerchief)
LOT No. 13 - stress reliever. (coffee bag)
LOT No. 14 – an ominous place in Bermuda (school triangle)
LOT No. 15
- I feed everyone willingly, but I myself am mouthless. (spoon)
LOT No. 16
- what the riddle is about here,
good to eat with some tea,
looks like a small loaf,
and it has a sweet filling. (roll)
LOT No. 17
– fermented milk product from cow’s milk, cream, etc.,
prepared with the addition of special starters and fruit
additives (yogurt)
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First game “Further... further... further...”
Each team takes turns rolling a game die (the die is made from a large cardboard box). Ones are written on four faces of the cube, a zero is drawn on one face of the cube, and a horseshoe is drawn on another. If a one appears on the top face of the cube, then the team receives 1 point for the correct answer to the question asked by the leader. If a horseshoe falls out, this means that the team is lucky, it has a “lucky chance” and for the correct answer to the same question it can receive 3 points. But if a zero appears, this means a changeover. During the first game, each team rolls the dice 7 times.
First game questions:
1. Which elephant does not have a trunk? (at the chess one). 2. What happened on February 31? (there is no such day). 3. The table top has four corners. One corner was sawed off. How many corners does the table have? (five). 4. Who saved the hares during the flood? (grandfather Mazai). 5. What notes can be used to measure distance? (mi-la-mi). 6. How do day and night end? (soft sign). 7. In what fairy tale does a girl go to pick flowers in winter? ("Twelve months"). 8. Homemade Santa Claus. (Fridge). 9. What two notes grow in the vegetable garden? (beans). 10. Name the author: “God sent a piece of cheese to a crow somewhere”? (Krylov). 11. What doesn’t burn in fire and doesn’t sink in water? (ice). 12. Is it motley itself, eats green, gives white? (cow). 13. Which clock shows the correct time only twice a day? (which are worth it). 14. Name a children's humorous film magazine. (“Yeralash”). 15. What terrible beast is greedy for raspberries? (bear). 16. Which beetle is named after the month in which it was born? (May). 17. What birds cannot fly? (penguins and ostriches). 18. A product obtained from beets and cane? (sugar). 19. Underground Railroad? (metro). 20. Which state can you wear on your head? (Panama). 21. What kind of fuel is produced in the swamp? (peat).
