Competition program for primary schools for March 8 with presentation
Competitions for March 8th for primary school students with a presentation
Author: Lyapina Vera Valerievna primary school teacher MBOU School No. 47, Samara city district Description: The material can be used by class teachers or organizers of school holidays, for children 7-10 years old. Goal: Creating a festive atmosphere, popularizing public holidays. Objectives: - develop skills of cognitive activity, ingenuity, resourcefulness, creativity;
— to cultivate will, a sense of collectivism, and a value-based attitude towards motherhood; - create a positive emotional background and festive mood. Progress of the event
For women, once a year there is a holiday, the Eighth of March, the red day of the calendar.
And the most important and beautiful participant in it, Of course, mommy, my beloved! After all, mother is the main person in the world, for all people without exception! Adults and, without a doubt, children believe that there is no one better than mother and relatives! (Tanya Larina) Presenter: Spring has come, March has come. And of course, the first spring holiday should be a holiday of the most beautiful half of humanity. This is a holiday of our most charming and attractive, kindest and most beloved. Celebration of our women. And today we will check whether you know everything about your mothers. I invite you to take part in a competition program dedicated to our mothers. You have divided into two teams and today each will demonstrate their knowledge about the most dear person in the world. So let's begin. Wish you luck! 1.Solve the puzzle Each team receives a task and completes it with speed and accuracy.
Correct answer
(iron, toaster, saucepan, vacuum cleaner, grater, needle) Summing up. For each word found, the team receives 1 point) 2.Solve the crossword puzzle “Mom’s favorite outfit”
1. Part of summer outerwear is an open, short, sleeveless women's T-shirt. 2. I carry fields on my head, but they are not land at all. 3. Women's clothing in the form of a sleeveless dress, common in Eurasian countries. 4. A bag-shaped garment with an opening for the head and arms, usually covering the entire body from shoulders to hips. 5. In winter you put on a hat, a fur coat, but in the summer what? - T-shirt,... 6. Clothes worn. Or a closet for storing clothes. 7. I walked along the road, I found two roads, I followed both. 8. I have them all different: Calico and satin, For home and garden, For theater and parade, For winter and for summer So what am I wearing?... 9. Women's light clothing made of thin fabric in the form short fitted shirt. 10. Large knitted or woven scarf. Right answers
(1. Top; 2. Hat; 3. Sundress; 4. Tunic; 5. Skirt; 6. Wardrobe; 7. Pants; 8. Dress; 9. Blouse; 10. Shawl.) Summing up. For each correct answer, the team receives 1 point) 3. “Insert vowels” Summing up. 1 point for each correct answer 4. “Mom’s favorite flowers” (Summing up) 5. “The fourth wheel” Summing up. Rewarding teams. Girls', mother's and grandmother's holiday Everyone in the family celebrates it together. Every woman, like a princess, is congratulated by everyone on this day. They give bouquets, new clothes and dolls - Everyone gets their surprise, They buy a cake and crumble salads, They invite their friends to their house! (Yulia Timofeeva) Happy Spring Day to our dear and dear ones, the best and most beautiful mothers and dear daughters. And we wish our grandmothers to be younger than everyone else in the world, May the smiles of our loved ones illuminate us like the sun. The best spring day in the world is a miracle of miracles. May everyone be filled to the skies with wealth and health. (Louise Latypova)
Presentation on the topic: Competitions for March 8
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Presentation on the topic: THE ORIGIN OF THE HOLIDAY OF MARCH 8
History of the holiday March 8
We all know that International Women's Day is celebrated
March 8. Women look forward to this holiday, anticipating the attention of their beloved men and desired gifts. Now is International Women's Day - a real bright holiday, which is associated with spring, flowers, smiles and kisses.
- The holiday appeared at the end of the 19th century, when Europe was seething, agitated by the specter of communism, when many social issues became acute and the labor movement was expanding.
- As surprising as it seems now, then only men had the right to vote and the right to occupy leading government positions. For the time being, the beautiful half of humanity put up with this, pretending that they simply did not pay attention to it. The morals and foundations of that time prescribed that a woman’s lot was family, children and respect for her husband. But at one point their patience ran out.
It all started in the early spring of 1857... when New York textile workers marched through Manhattan on a “march of empty pans.” They demanded higher wages, better working conditions and equal rights for women. The demonstration was naturally dispersed, but due to its unusual nature it caused quite a bit of noise. This event even began to be called Women's Day...
50 years have passed
On the last Sunday of February in 1908, thousands of women again took to the streets of New York. This demonstration, as you might guess, was timed to coincide with that same “Women’s Day” in 1857. Women again began to demand suffrage and spoke out against terrible working conditions, and especially against the labor of children. The police received orders to disperse the demonstration. Hoses filled with dirty, ice-cold water were used.
The following year 1909
Women's Day was again marked by women's marches and strikes. In 1910, socialists and feminists celebrated Women's Day throughout the country.
Clara Zetkin
Later that year, the delegates traveled from the United States to Copenhagen for the Second International Conference of Socialist Women, where they met Clara Zetkin...
Inspired by the actions of the “American socialist sisters,” Clara Zetkin proposed that the conference ask women around the world to choose a specific day when they would draw public attention to their demands
- International Women's Day was first held on March 19, 1911 in Germany, Austria, Denmark and some other European countries. This date was chosen by the women of Germany because on this day in 1848, the King of Prussia, facing the threat of armed rebellion, promised reforms, including the unfulfilled introduction of women's suffrage.
- In 1912, women celebrated this day not on March 19, but on May 12. And only in 1914, for some reason, this day began to be celebrated spontaneously on March 8th.
- Since Russia then lived, unlike the rest of Europe, according to the Julian calendar, International Women’s Day in our country was celebrated not on March 8, but on February 23.
The great teacher V. Sukhomlinsky wrote: “Attitude towards a woman is the finest measure of honor, conscience, decency, nobility, a high school of instilling sensitivity.” Spring is the beginning of life, And there are no higher cards in nature. Love forever married People in heaven, probably in March.
Happy melting March, Happy raging March, Most jubilant, Most exciting. We wish you happiness from the heart, the clearest, the most eternal.
