Project in the 1st junior group “Maslenitsa visiting the kids”

February 14, 2020

New generations of people are forgetting old rituals. This is a natural tribute to evolution, which involves continuous movement forward. However, tradition is what maintains a connection with the past. And without knowing the past, it is impossible to build the right future. You can philosophize for a long time. We will not. Let’s better remember the fun Maslenitsa and think about how to spend it with benefit and joy in a preschool.

You can safely spend a week and a half for Maslenitsa in kindergarten, doing something educational and instructive every day in full accordance with Russian traditions. Let's answer popular questions and make a preliminary plan for Maslenitsa in kindergarten.

Questions about holding Maslenitsa in kindergarten

On what days does Maslenitsa take place? To calculate when Maslenitsa will be, you need to know the date of Easter. Easter is a church holiday, the beginning of which is calculated by the Church according to the lunisolar calendar. Lent lasts 48 days before Easter. The week before Lent (meat or cheese) is Maslenitsa. So, in 2020 Easter is April 16, which means Maslenitsa week begins on February 20 and lasts until February 26.

Is Maslenitsa a Christian holiday? No. Its roots go back to paganism. But the holiday took root so much that the Church did not fight it, but included it in its calendar in the form of a meat-eating (cheese) week.

Why celebrate Maslenitsa in kindergarten? Celebrating Maslenitsa in kindergarten has very real goals:

• introduce children to a beautiful Russian ritual;
• to interest pupils in the traditions of the Russian people;
• enrich the spiritual world of children;
• to cultivate a sense of pride for one’s people, a sense of patriotism;
• organize joint activities;
• allow children to express their creative energy;
• make friends with children;
• involve parents to strengthen family ties.

What educational areas are covered during the Maslenitsa celebration? Maslenitsa, organized according to all the rules, is integrated with several educational areas:

1. musical education;
2. health;
3. artistic creativity;
4. communications;
5. cognition.

Is this holiday relevant for modern Russia? Yes, it is relevant. Conducting it in kindergartens is very interesting, useful and educational. Children learn new knowledge, play and begin to better understand folk traditions, customs, and the country in which they live.

Is it correct to celebrate Maslenitsa if there are not only Orthodox children in the group? Yes, that's correct. Maslenitsa is not a Christian holiday. This is a traditional Russian holiday that has come down to us since pagan times.

Preliminary preparation

If the kindergarten does not have Russian traditional costumes, you need to ask parents to prepare them for their children. These can be sundresses and head scarves for girls, shirts and caps for boys. You can get by with only caps and scarves, but this is not so interesting and spectacular.

You need to learn the round dances and songs to celebrate Maslenitsa in advance. This is usually done during music lessons.

Wednesday in the week before Maslenitsa

Children need to be told about the holiday itself in a simple and understandable form. The story can be accompanied by viewing thematic cartoons, filmstrips, and excerpts from films.

The history of Maslenitsa as presented for preschoolers

A long time ago our ancestors were pagans. They believed that everything around them was alive. All nature around is alive. Sun and moon, stars, clouds, sky and thunder. Seasons (winter and spring, autumn and summer). Rivers and lakes, fields and meadows. In general, everything around was considered alive. And, as everywhere else, among this nature there were forces of good and evil. Winter was considered evil. It was a difficult time of year - cold and hungry, not everyone was able to survive the winter. And spring was considered good. She defeated winter, warmed the earth, gave people the opportunity to collect plants, plant seeds, and feed livestock. People noticed: if spring came earlier, the year was fruitful, if later, it was hungry. This is how the ancient custom of driving away winter appeared, helping spring to come into its own. This custom exists in one form or another in all countries. We called it “Maslenitsa”. The main symbol of the holiday was round cakes resembling the sun. Later they started baking pancakes. It's easier and faster, tastier and more satisfying. What kind of pancakes do your mothers bake? (listening to the answers). Yes, there are different pancakes: thin lacy and thick hearty, with baked goods, with filling, small like pancakes and huge ones - in a large frying pan. And there are different fillings for pancakes. What do you like pancakes with? So many delicious toppings! It’s impossible to count them all! The main symbol of the holiday is a straw effigy, which accompanies all the days of the holiday, and then burns, warming the earth and bringing the onset of warm spring closer. What did people do during Maslenitsa? They had fun and ate too much. It was believed that the more pancakes you eat and the more fun you have these days, the more satisfying and better the coming year will be. People dressed up, competed in fun games, measured their strength, played games, danced in circles and sang songs. Children and adults rode down high slides - whoever rides further will have better flax. They built snow fortresses and stormed them. On the last day of Maslenitsa, people asked forgiveness from each other and from nature.

Materials to accompany the story:

• reproductions of paintings by V.I. Surikov “The Capture of the Snowy Town”, Boris Kustodiev “Maslenitsa”, P.N. Gruzinsky “Maslenitsa”, Valery Syrov “Maslenitsa”, Anna Cherkashina “Maslenitsa”;
• cartoons - “Look, Maslenitsa!”, “Smeshariki. Maslenitsa", "Maslenitsa", "Prince Vladimir" (episode about Maslenitsa), "Snow Maiden" (episode "Farewell, Maslenitsa".

Thursday in the week before Maslenitsa

It's time to start preparing for Maslenitsa - make your home clean. In kindergarten, cleaning is not the responsibility of children. However, instilling the skills of maintaining cleanliness and order is an important educational element. Therefore, you need to have a short conversation about the importance of cleanliness and, together with the children, clean up the shelves with toys.

Sample text for a conversation with children

What holiday are we preparing to celebrate? That's right, Maslenitsa! We will have fun and play. Our ancestors carefully cleaned their houses before the holiday. They washed floors and walls, polished dishes until they shined, whitewashed the walls of houses, and beat out rugs. Today we will tidy up our playroom. Let's wipe the dust on the shelves and put all the toys in their places!

It's best to do this activity before lunch so the kids can admire the fruits of their labor. Children can be given wet wipes with which they can wipe the surfaces of toy shelves. Then arrange the toys together. Be sure to draw the kids’ attention to what has become very clean and beautiful and praise them.

Friday in the week before Maslenitsa

On Friday we are preparing decorations for the playroom. Depending on the age, these can be small drawn pancakes, suns, spring, plant branches, flowers. Then we decorate the playroom with them.

Maslenitsa for preschool children

From the experience of working as a preschool teacher.
The importance of ritual holidays in the education of preschool children. “Education devoid of folk roots is powerless” R.K. Ushinsky
*** We all want to see our children happy and healthy.
And for this it is necessary, first of all, to lay strong spiritual and moral foundations in education. Modern children live in the era of informatization and computerization. In a rapidly changing life, it is necessary not only to help a child acquire this knowledge himself, operate with it, think independently, creatively, but also to cultivate in him humanity, responsiveness, and sensitivity to others - a task that society must solve from a very early age. Spiritual and moral education in kindergarten is an integral part of the comprehensive education of a child, a necessary prerequisite for the revival of native culture. A qualitatively new stage of spiritual and moral education is the integration of its content into the everyday life of children, into all types of children's activities and modern methods of preschool education. An amazing and mysterious phenomenon of Russian folk culture is ritual holidays. The Russian people are distinguished by a rich culture, multiple customs and colorful folklore. I would like modern children to also have unforgettable, positive memories of pancakes and tea drinking on Maslenitsa and Easter spring joy for the rest of their lives. Calendar-ritual holidays in kindergarten have a positive effect on children ; they have become a unique form of spiritual self-expression and spiritual enrichment of the child.
The main features of the holiday: an idea that attracted all the children, a clear plot, composition, traditions, rituals and customs, costumes, vivid visibility of the spectacle, creative, playful action, surprise and surprise. On holidays, children dress up in folk costumes, first getting acquainted with the history of Russian costume, and the costume creates a special festive mood. For the holiday, girls are happy to wear sundresses and kokoshniks, painted scarves, and boys wear blouses. The participation of parents, who sing songs with their children, dance in circles, and play folk games, is very important. The atmosphere of the Russian holiday “Broad Maslenitsa” - farewell to winter, an extravaganza of folk dance and music, traditional games with spectators, selection of musical accompaniment, playing folk instruments, festive decoration of the music hall, surprise moments, as well as expressive, bright images of Winter and Spring - makes the festive action bright, emotional, interesting and understandable to children. Younger children carefully watched the actions of older children, and then they themselves joined in the general celebration. Preschoolers not only receive unforgettable emotions, but can also touch the origins of the culture of their people and their traditions. Introducing preschoolers to the traditions of the Russian people through ritual holidays arouses interest in the past of their ancestors, expands knowledge and ideas about cultural heritage, and contributes to the development of national character traits in children. Of course, such work expands children’s understanding of the world around them, introduces them to folk culture, and holds the key to understanding folk tales, folk tales, and traditions. To turn to the origins of life, everyday life, the spiritual world of the Russian person, his thoughts, feelings, experiences - this is a task for many years. The main traditions of Maslenitsa

Maslenitsa has always been celebrated very widely and cheerfully.
The first three days were called “narrow” Maslenitsa, and from Thursday Maslenitsa was already called “wide”, all work stopped and festivities began. Each day of the week had a special name and had its own characteristics. Monday “Meeting”
- the beginning of the holiday, the beginning of cooking pancakes.
Moreover, the first pancake was usually given to the church for commemoration of the dead, or to animals. Tuesday “Flirting”
- young people actively got to know each other and communicated with each other, rode down icy and snowy mountains, played games, invited each other over for pancakes.
Wednesday “Gourmand”
- on Wednesday you had to eat enough pancakes to last for the whole year.
Thursday - “Revelry”
- from this day the revelry grew, booths were already opening, people were riding sleighs, participating in games and fist fights.
Friday - "Mother-in-law's evening."
The name speaks for itself.
On this day we went to visit our mother-in-law to enjoy pancakes for warm family gatherings. There was an interesting tradition on this evening of Maslenitsa. The son-in-law passed by his mother-in-law's house and looked at the windows. As soon as he sees a rag doll sitting on the window - a symbol of Maslenitsa, then he boldly comes to visit and treats himself to pancakes. This was how the woman showed that everything was ready and she was waiting for guests. Saturday – “Sister-in-Law’s Gatherings”
. The mother-in-law came to visit the newlyweds for pancakes. Sunday - Forgiveness Sunday. The most fun and eventful day of Maslenitsa week. Firstly, they asked each other for forgiveness for all offenses, and they themselves forgave. Secondly, we walked on the city streets until we dropped. And the most interesting thing is that at the end of the day, an effigy of Maslenitsa was burned in the fire. It was believed that this was how they cajoled winter, as if persuading it to give way to a warm spring. Children simply adore Maslenitsa, because something incredible happens for seven whole days. This includes walking, baking pancakes, visiting people, and many other entertainments.

Maslenitsa games for children
Frying pan. Draw a circle on the floor (ground, snow). This is a frying pan. All players (both adults and children) join hands and jump on one leg, trying to push each other into the circle. Whoever got into the circle was “sintered” in a frying pan. The players' task is not to get into it. Skomoroshki. Put the buffoon's cap on the child(ren). You can sew bells onto a regular bright hat. Ask the buffoons to show how bears walk, how geese walk, how cockerels jump, how goats butt, how the sun rolls across the sky, and so on. At the end of the game, after completing the task, the buffoons dance to cheerful music along with everyone else. Pots. A “potty” is squatting in front. Behind him is the “salesman”. He offers his goods and shouts: “Who wants the pots? Who wants the pots? The buyer (one player - an adult) looks at the pots, conducts a dialogue - asks questions: “Is the pot good?” He chooses the pot he likes and bargains on the price (you can sell the pot for 10 claps, 5 jumps, etc.). If the price is not satisfactory, then the buyer goes on to choose a pot. If the price suits you, then the buyer and seller shake hands and immediately run in a circle in the direction in which they were facing. Whoever runs first to his place is the owner of the pot. If you are late, you become a buyer. So the game continues. Then the sellers and pots switch roles. Dudar. One dudar is selected. Before the game, determine the place where you will need to run away from the dudar. All players join hands, walk in a circle and say ri. Dudar answers by naming one part of the body. For example: “My elbow hurts.” This means that each player needs to grab the elbow of his right neighbor. The result will be a vicious circle. We go further in a circle and speak or sing the words again. And again we ask: “Dudar, dudar, what hurts?” Dudar answers: “The knee hurts” (or names another part of the body). The players take hold of each other's knees and, without letting go of their hands (holding them on the knees of their neighbors), walk in a circle and continue singing. The game can go on for a long time, naming different parts of the body: the ear hurts, the heel hurts, the back hurts, the shoulder hurts, the cheek hurts). But in the end the dudar says: “Nothing hurts! I’m catching you!” and catches up with the players. Players must have time to escape from the dudar to the designated place. Those who didn’t have time become dudars. A very fun game that creates a festive mood. Try it - you will like it! Just like in our house. A game for the little ones. We hold hands, walk and talk ri. Horseback riding. With older children, you can play horseback riding in a different way. Take a beautiful braid or ribbon and tie bells on it. You will get a team. The child gets into the “harness”, the rest of the participants grab the ends of the braid or ribbon with their hands and say: “Knock-knock, tra-ta-ta, Open the gate! Open the gates! We're leaving the yard! But!" At this word, the horse begins to move, ringing its bells until it is told “whoa.” Broom. Everyone sits on chairs. One driver is selected. Each player is assigned his own word. The driver can call it or the players can assign a word to each other. For example, the first player – the word “broom”, the second – the word “shoe”, the third – the word “button”, the fourth – “bucket”. The driver approaches the player and begins to ask questions. You need to answer them very quickly and using “your” word. You can't laugh or even smile (this is the hardest thing in the game). For example. The driver approaches the first player and says: “Whoever makes a mistake will get caught!” Whoever laughs will have a bad time!” After that he asks: “Who are you?” - Broom. - What did you eat today? - A broom. - What do you have? (points to his knee) - Broom. _ And what's that? (points to two legs). - Brooms. And so on until the driver runs out of questions and moves on to the next player. If the player answering the questions makes a mistake or cannot stand it and laughs, then he pays a forfeit. Forfeits are awarded after the game. This game is not just fun, but also very useful for children's speech development. Let Maslenitsa games with children bring laughter and joy to your family!

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Maslenitsa week in kindergarten

Every day of Maslenitsa week should be unique and interesting for children. Prepare them for the main event.

Monday: "Meeting"

On Monday you can make straw Maslenitsa with your children. If it is difficult to find straw, we make dolls from twigs, threads and other available materials. You can also make it simply from scraps. The main thing is that the crafts are fun and bright. Maslenitsa is good. We decorate the playroom with the figurines we made or use them to create an exhibition.

Tuesday: "Flirting"

Together with the children we make a bright sun. On a piece of Whatman paper, the teacher draws a bright circle - the center of the sun. Children leave their handprints around the circle. First you need to dip them in yellow, orange or red finger paints. In the center of the sun we write the names of the teachers, on the palms - the children. On this day you can also play a round dance with ribbons. We tie multi-colored ribbons to the stick according to the number of children. The teacher holds a stick, and the children hold ribbons. Everyone walks clockwise and sings and calls out to the sun: “Sun, show yourself! Red, appear! Warm the earth! Give us a good harvest! May the pies be good and big! So that we bake pancakes this big” (they move apart).

Wednesday: "Gourmets"

We draw pancakes - everyone, as best they can. Then we put the drawings on display for everyone to see. Let's remember what a circle and an oval are and how to draw them. Mix colors. Kids can circle the plates and color the resulting circle yellow, draw eyes, a nose and a mouth for it. You can remember the fairy tale about the bun. In some countries, it is the pancake that escapes and rolls like a wheel along the road.

Let's play a game: who can name the most sweets.

Thursday: "Go for a Walk"

On this day you can play various outdoor games and rehearse for the main holiday. You can play indoors and outdoors. It’s worth remembering carols on this day.

Like during Pancake week, pancakes were flying out of the oven! From the heat, from the heat, from the oven, Everything is rosy, hot! Maslenitsa, treat! Serve everyone some pancakes. In the heat of the moment, take it apart! Don't forget to praise.

Friday: “Broad Maslenitsa”

Of course, Maslenitsa ends on Sunday, but the working week in kindergarten is on Friday. Therefore, we will celebrate on Friday. The holiday is held according to the script and includes songs, dances, carols, and round dances. A mandatory item on the program is pancakes, which are usually brought by parents. Maslenitsa can be celebrated indoors and outdoors. The best thing is outside. There are more opportunities for fun.

Gathering activity for kindergarten on the topic “Traditions of Maslenitsa”

Developed by: Musical director of the MADOU d/s “Firefly” Pirogova S.Yu.

Form of organization of children: group, subgroup

Venue: music hall

Number of children: 20 people

Goal: to form children’s ideas about the traditions of the Russian calendar and ritual holiday Maslenitsa.

Tasks:

• Expand knowledge about the Russian folk ritual holiday Maslenitsa, its customs and traditions.
• Develop cognitive interest in the culture of the Russian people. Develop memory, attention, coherent speech, creative abilities in performing activities, enrich vocabulary.
• To cultivate artistic and aesthetic feelings, respect for Russian folk holidays, traditions and customs, the ability and desire to apply them in life.

Integration of educational areas : cognitive development, educational development, social and communicative development.

Methods:

• Heuristic - a method aimed at solving a problem and gradually creating an artistic image
• Reproductive is a method aimed at deepening, clarifying and consolidating knowledge and ways of operating with it.
• Persuasion through music is a method aimed at introducing to musical culture
• Game
• Verbal
• Visual
• Practical

Techniques:

• Conversation
• story
• problematic situation
• modeling
• music perception
• artistic word
• productive activities (choral and solo singing, playing with spoons)
• grade
• show
• mystery
• Proverbs and sayings
• explanation with visual demonstration of the film
• a game

TSO: computer, projector, screen.

Materials and equipment: accordion, Russian upper room decoration (dishes, benches, towels), Russian costumes, Russian folk instruments, easel, magnets.

Demonstration: rays with the name of the days of the week, model of the sun, multimedia presentation.

Handout: musical instruments (tambourines, spoons, rumbas), pictograms.

Preliminary work: listening to Russian folk songs , learning ditties and the Russian folk song “Pancakes”, the dance composition “Spoons”, familiarization with the Russian folk games “Teases”, “Burn Clear”, “Stream”, teacher’s conversation about Russian holidays, Russian proverbs and sayings. Review of albums: “Russian folk holidays”, “Russian folk costumes”. Examination of reproductions of paintings by Russian artists - I. Surikov “Maslenitsa”, N. Kustodiev “Maslenitsa”, B. Kustodiev “Maslenitsa festivities”, listening to the audio recording “Ringing of bells”. Drawing “Khokhloma painting”.

Vocabulary work: expansion of vocabulary with new words: “flirt”, “revelry”, activation of words in speech: Maslenitsa, spoons, traditions, consolidation of the texts of proverbs and sayings, names of days of the week, development of the ability to select comparative characteristics.

Individual work: stimulating children to be active, encouraging actions, providing assistance to children who have difficulty completing tasks.

Working with parents: preparing costumes, selecting illustrations for albums, learning the texts of ditties, proverbs, nursery rhymes.

GCD move:

1. Organizational stage. Psychological mood.

Russian folk music sounds, children enter the music room, where they are greeted by a music director in Russian costume, and stand in a circle.

Music Hand. (Russian bow) You will be healthy, good fellows, and beautiful girls! I'm glad to see you at my gatherings. The day is short, the evening is long, what to do with yourself? How not to welcome guests? And we have guests today, let’s say hello to them. Hello dear guests! For the red guest - a red place, sit down on the benches.

Music sounds, children sit down.

2. Motivational and incentive stage. Introduction to the topic.

Music Hand. Guys, guess the riddle:

And with caviar and sour cream, All kinds of them are delicious, Nostrils and rosy Grandma’s…………….pancakes.

That's right, look carefully at the picture, what does the pancake look like in its shape and color?

Children : (suggested answers) the pancake is shaped like a circle, a plate, a bun, a sun……..

Music Hand. That's right, well done. Since ancient times, pancakes in Rus' have been considered a symbol of the sun. The pancakes are as golden and rosy as the sun. It was the warmth of the sun's rays that people were waiting for after a long, cold winter. I love pancakes with honey, and you?

Children . (Suggested answers) I love pancakes with jam, and I like condensed milk......

Music Hand. Previously, there was no condensed milk, and therefore pancakes were served with cow’s butter, sour cream, eggs, and caviar. Butter pancakes have become a traditional dish of one of the most beloved Russian holidays. What is it called?

Children . Maslenitsa

Music Hand. What traditions do you know?

3. Main part. Updating existing knowledge and skills.

Children . (Suggested answers) This is the most cheerful Russian holiday at the beginning of spring, it is a holiday of farewell to winter, it happens in our city, my mother and I went to the park for this holiday, they burned an effigy there, we also ate pancakes and kebabs….

Music Hand .

We know this holiday. It’s time to say goodbye to winter. People on this day should have fun and bake pancakes.

Maslenitsa is the very first pre-spring holiday, the most beloved among the people. Everyone is having fun and rejoicing that winter has come and spring is coming.

Clarification and expansion of existing ideas. Modeling.

“Maslenitsa lasts for seven days,” people said. How many of you know why? (children's answers) Each day of Maslenitsa had its own special name. Look at the easel, in the center there is the sun, and in the upper right corner there are its rays - the days of the week. I will tell you about each of the days of Maslenitsa and its traditions, and you will choose the one you need and attach it to the sun in order. Who has already found a ray with the name of the first day of the week?

Children . The first day of the week is Monday.

Music Hand. (Invites the child to attach a ray to the sun)

Perception and assimilation of new things.

Music Hand. Monday during Maslenitsa was called “Meeting”.

Come visit us on Maslenitsa, in the wide yard - ride in the mountains, roll around in pancakes, amuse your hearts! Oh, Maslenitsa, torticollis, let's give you a good welcome. Come have fun with us, feed on pancakes! Look at the sun, Yes, lure and sing.

Girls and boys walked around the village with a straw effigy - a symbol of the passing winter.

and sang songs, listen…….

Listening to the Russian folk song “Maslenitsa has come to us”

Music Hand. And the children walked from hut to hut and shouted “Maslenitsa has arrived! I’ve arrived!”

Which of you can tell us such a chant?

Children:

Danil.

Tinka, give me some pancake, Pancake - increase, Auntie, don’t be stingy, Share a buttery piece!

Nikita.

Maslenitsa, treat yourself, Serve pancakes to everyone, Disassemble them piping hot, take them apart, Don’t forget to praise!

Dasha.

Maslenitsa, Maslenitsa, Let us enjoy the pancake. Drive away the blizzards from us. Ride on the carousel. Melt the cold ice. Let spring come soon. (Stepanov V.)

Kirill.

Oh Maslenitsa, pancake beauty, Let's have fun, feed on pancakes, look at the sun, lure and sing!

Nikita.

We haven't eaten pancakes for a long time And we warmed our feet on the stove We've been wanting spring for a long time Give it back, Maslena, damn it!

Music Hand _ Well done! Who can find the ray with the name of the second day of the week?

Children: The second day of the week is Tuesday. (Invites the child to attach a ray to the sun)

Music Hand _ Tuesday was called “Zigrysh”. On the second day of Maslenitsa week, girls and boys gathered for games and fun. They built snow towns and organized horse rides.

Most of all they loved to ride from the icy mountains. In the old days there was a belief: whoever did not slide down the hill offended Maslenitsa. And they also said: Wide-faced Maslenitsa, we boast about you, we ride on the mountains, we gorge ourselves on pancakes.

At such meetings, guys looked out for brides.

There’s time for business, time for fun, we’ll play now. Get up in pairs and start flowing. You invite my friend, get up quickly into the stream.

Game "Stream"

Stream, stream, stream, Hello little friend, Can I play with you? You hurry up, and choose your friends here.

After the game, the children sit on the benches

Music Hand _ Who can find the ray with the name of the third day of the week? (invites the child to attach a ray to the sun)

Children : The third day of the week is Wednesday.

Music Hand _ Wednesday was called “gourmet” or “sweet tooth”. On this day they feasted on pancakes and other Maslenitsa dishes. On Maslenitsa we ate fatty, filling, and plenty. There are many folk proverbs and sayings about pancakes. How many of you guys know them?

Children. (Suggested answers)

• Damn it's not bad for the belly.
• The first pancake is lumpy.
• Dry pancake hurts my throat.

Music Hand. Well done , and I want to supplement your answers with other proverbs and sayings about pancakes.

I'll start, and you finish:

• Without a pancake it’s not Maslenitsa, ………………without a pie it’s not a name day.
• Damn good……………not alone.
• A pancake is not a wedge, ……………..it won’t split your belly.
• Where the pancakes are, ………………here we are; Where there is porridge with butter, this is our place.
• Soon………………… only pancakes are being baked.
• This Maslenitsa is coming,…………… damn it and bringing honey.

We said goodbye to Maslenitsa, treated ourselves to pancakes, and to make it more fun for us, let’s sing a song about pancakes, quickly!

Singing the Russian folk song “Pancakes” (children stand up in a round dance)

Music Hand _ Well done, they sang very joyfully. Who can find the ray with the name of the fourth day of the week? (invites the child to attach a ray to the sun)

Children : The fourth day of the week is Thursday.

The fourth day of Maslenitsa - Thursday - was called “wide Maslenitsa” or “walk around”. This day was the middle of fun and festivities. The main action of this day was the capture of the snow town. The boys were divided into two groups - infantry and cavalry, some defended the fortress, others attacked it. People had fun in booths, on ice slides, had fist fights and noisy feasts.

Music Hand. On this day they walked, sang and danced from morning until evening. And what is fun without funny spoons?

Oh, I’ll stamp my feet, and I’ll stamp my feet. We’ll have a merry dance with spoons.

Dance "Lozhkari"

Music Hand _ Well done. Who can find the ray with the name of the fifth and sixth days of the week? (invites the child to attach the rays to the sun)

Children: This is Friday and Saturday.

Music Hand. Friday and Saturday were guest days and were dedicated to visiting relatives. On this day, our grandmothers should set the table and treat them to pancakes, pies and other dishes. And to make it more fun, cheerful gatherings were held with songs, dances, round dances and ditties.

Music Hand.

As everyone knows, my friends are masters of singing ditties. And you guys, don’t yawn, help the girls too.

Children:

Let me dance, Let me stomp, Will the floorboards in this house really burst?

“Maslenitsa ditties” ( Appendix No. 2)

Music Hand _ Who can find the ray with the name of the seventh, last day of the week? (invites the child to attach the beam to the sun) .

Sunday, the last day of Maslenitsa, was the day of “farewell to winter.” On this day it was customary to ask each other for forgiveness. And the straw effigy, a symbol of winter, was taken out into the street and burned. So we said goodbye to Maslenitsa. As soon as the fire flared up, everyone shouted:

Educator.

Burn, burn, clearly, so that it doesn’t go out, So that all the snowstorms fly away at once, So that all the adversities, cold, bad weather, Winter frosts, failures, tears, They all burn up and fly away to the sun.

Music Hand. And then they got up in a round dance and quickly raced around the dying fire.

When the fire burned out, everyone began to dance, dance in circles, and play.

And I invite you to play.

Children stand in a circle.

Counter:

1,2,3,4,5 We were going to play. A magpie flew to us and told you to drive.

The Russian folk game “Burn, Burn, Clear” is being held

3. Final part. Reflexive - corrective stage.

Music Hand. Look, guys, (draws the children’s attention to the easel) how our sun shone with rays, feel how warm and joyful your soul has become. Thanks to the rays, we became more familiar with the traditions of the Russian folk ritual holiday Maslenitsa. Tell me, were you interested? Why was the holiday called Maslenitsa? Which tradition of this holiday did you like best? What will you tell your parents when you meet in the evening?

Children. (Suggested answers) I liked the game “Burn Clear”, and I liked playing on spoons, and I will tell my mother and friends that Maslenitsa is celebrated for seven days, that you need to go to visit, treat each other with pancakes, I will ask you to bake pancakes, invite you to visit guys, etc.

As a souvenir of today’s gatherings, I want to give you these pictograms (the sun with a cheerful and sad expression on its face), choose the one that matches your mood. Show me what you chose (if one of the children chose a pictogram with a sad expression, ask why)

Music Hand. (brings out a plate of pancakes)

I brewed some strong tea, I invite you all to the table. These delicious pancakes are baked for you. Go to the samovar and grab some aromatic tea!

Goodbye get-togethers Everyone is happy for get-togethers Time for business, and for fun Make a happy hour, Goodbye, we're waiting for more, We love you and that's all!

The Russian folk song “Pancakes” (track No. 3) sounds, the children go to the group, wash their hands, change clothes, then go to the table with a samovar and treat themselves to pancakes.

Appendix No. 1

Russian folk game “Kissing”

1 verse.

There is a little girl standing, wearing a little red skirt. She stands and smiles, the little girl is waiting.

Verse 2

There is a young boy standing, wearing a short jacket. He stands and smiles, waiting for his little kiss.

Appendix No. 2

Maslenitsa ditties.

1. I’ll bake four suns and sprinkle them with sugar. The holiday rides on a horse, the holiday rides with the breeze.

Chorus . Great, great, at the Egorov gate, And at our gate, everything will be the other way around.

2. My mother is on a diet and doesn’t eat pancakes. I’ll sing these ditties, let her listen.

3. How everyone becomes warmer during the oil week. Winter goes away, we have more fun with pancakes.

4. Come, come in, have some rosy pancakes. Today is Maslen week, be happy like us.

5. Goodbye winter, prickly little winter, come back in a year, not so angry.

6. Like during Shrovetide, pancakes flew out of the oven, blazing hot from the oven, all rosy and hot.

7. I’m ready to eat fifty pancakes. I’ll eat some of them. I’ll try to lose weight.

8. I devoured the fifth pancake. My skirt has burst. I’ll go sew up my skirt so I can eat pancakes again.

9. Bake pancakes so that they are fluffy Today is Shrovetide week You can eat too much.

10. We sang ditties for you. Is it good or bad? And now we will ask you to clap for us.