Competitive game program “We will serve in the army”

Children

• Features of a military party
• Getting ready for the event
• Military Party Ideas
• What to feed guests?

Surely you remember how, as a child, the boys from your yard constantly played “war”? With the advent of the 21st century, children, alas, are getting out into the yard less and less often for such games, preferring to spend hours on end in front of computers and consoles. This is why military-style parties are gaining such popularity , and parents are trying to “tear” their child away from gadgets and bring him closer to friends. Let's talk about all the nuances of organizing a military party.

Features of a military party

First you need to decide where you are going to hold the event.

The party can be held at home, in the forest or at the base

It is better to do this in the forest, especially if the weather allows you to fully enjoy the warm days.

It is recommended to hold a military party at home only in cool weather, because... in this case, the children have much less free space for games, and it is problematic to place large game props in an average apartment.

Getting ready for the event

If you are throwing a party at home, then focus on the decoration, because... You can’t play many physical games in a small room:

• Place various boxes on the floor labeled “ammo,” “medicine,” etc.;
• buy several toy machine guns, pistols, grenades and place them around the apartment;
• in the interior (tablecloths, glasses, curtains, etc.), be sure to focus on green and brown colors;
• Instead of camouflage, any khaki or brown clothing will do.

In the forest, field conditions have already been created, so there is no need to bother too much with the design. Better take care of organizing physical and mental games for children.

Preparing for a children's military party

Music competitions

Musical games and competitions are always popular at corporate events.

Guess the melody

Participants are selected who must guess from the first notes what song is playing. By February 23, it is better to select compositions on a military theme, for example:

• Katyusha;
• Blue scarf;
• Three tankers;
• Esaul;
• Dark night;
• Gentlemen officers;
• We will not stand behind the price;
• Song of a Frontline Driver;
• Our tenth airborne battalion;
• Eh, roads.

Hot dances

Couples are invited to participate in the competition. A man and a woman stand with their backs to each other and cling with their elbows. Then the music plays and the couples have to try to dance. The task becomes more complicated if you perform several dance stages: first they dance the waltz, then the tango, then the bachata. The winners are chosen based on audience voting.

Competition with chairs

Everyone knows the popular children's game, when kids run around chairs while listening to music, and when the music ends, they have to grab a free seat. The one who does not get a chair is eliminated from the game and takes one chair. By February 23, you can come up with an interpretation of the competition for men. Colleagues who want to participate stand in a circle. Music plays and women start walking around them (there should be one more of them than men). The music turns off, and the employees need to have time to occupy the gentlemen (hug, stand next to them, take their hands). The loser leaves, taking one participant with her. As compensation, the man leaving the game receives kisses from all the women.

Competition of creative works by February 23

Men at heart always remain little boys who happily made military equipment or cars from scrap materials. Announce a competition for the best craft in advance so that employees have time to prepare. Usually dads help their children make a product for kindergarten or school. Now children will be able to take part in creating crafts for the competition at their dad’s work. You can make anything: a tank from matchboxes, an airplane from cardboard, a cannon from beer cans, a postcard. Then all the crafts are exhibited for evaluation by the jury, and the winner receives a memorable gift.

Funny, intellectual and sports competitions will make corporate events more fun, unite the team even more and give men the opportunity to show what they are capable of. You can choose entertainment that suits any format of the festive event.

Military Party Ideas

Now let's talk about the games that children can immerse themselves in, and what props they will need for this:

1. Throwing grenades. This game is suitable for the street, because... There is not enough space at home, and the conditions are not the same. You need to fill the balloons with water. The children's task will be to throw the “grenade” as far as possible. Naturally, the winners receive a reward in the form of stars and sweets.
2. Tug of war. Divide the children (you can also include adults) equally into 2 teams. Tug of war is great for developing teamwork skills and bringing children together. You can use a strong rope as a rope.
3. Scouts . A good soldier must be able to crawl quickly on his belly, so set up 2 obstacles in the room or on the street and divide the guys into 2 teams. The children's task will be to crawl under the fences as quickly and carefully as possible.
4. Minefield. Create a “mine” field at home or in the forest. To do this, you can place several tires or inflatable rings nearby. The children are still divided into 2 teams, and the one that crosses the obstacle the fastest wins. At the end, you can reward the winners and give a consolation prize to the losing guys.
5. Kirzachi. How can a soldier keep his shoes clean in the field? Invite the children to shine their shoes; to do this, give each one a brush. At the end of the given time, select a few of the most diligent guys and reward them.
6. Release from captivity . Now let's move on to the fighting! Divide everyone into 3 groups: invaders, hostages and liberators. The hostages can be adults, but the main roles should be given to children. The teams remain the same, and the winners receive another badge.
7. Mind games . War is not only brute force, but also a serious mental load. In the army, at the end of every hour they take a “smoke break,” so during breaks, ask the children a few questions. Remember that they are divided into teams.

Fun ideas for a military party for children
All these games develop the competitive spirit and the ability to work in a team, so children will definitely not forget this very unusual and active day.

At the end of all competitions, count the total number of badges of both teams and present the winners with their well-deserved awards. Don't forget to reward the losers for their efforts.

Games for February 23rd for high school students

• " Morse code ". You need a long rope. Let's assemble two teams. We tie the right legs of the participants with a rope. This creates a chain of information transmitters. The team captain is given a message, which is encoded in Morse code, and the team captain is given a decoding of the symbols and paper and pencil. The first young man “transmits” a separate signal to the second, the other further, and so on until the very last, who writes down all the symbols and solves the encryption. The code is “distributed” in this way: a dot is a short movement of the foot forward, a dash is a long movement of the foot. It is easier to encode simple words.
• You can change this game a little. Distribute sheets of paper on which an encrypted sentence will be written in Russian in English letters. You can solve it using the keyboard on your phone. Compare English letters with Russian ones. Showing ingenuity.
• " Oh , lucky guy ." To play you need a field with an arrow. You can make it yourself, or take it from some game, or replace it with a darts. Write different tasks on the sectors and complete them when hit. Options could be: eat a lemon, do a couple of push-ups, dance, etc.
• Quite a funny game to relax the team - “ Joke ” . The presenter invites everyone to sit in a circle and place their palms down. The presenter says to repeat the phrase in chorus: “I don’t know how to play this interesting game.” Having said these words, the presenter stands up and shakes himself off, and looks down on everyone and says: “Then why are you sitting here?”
• " Inventory ". The host invites 4 participants to the table. There are 25 different objects on the table (pen, eraser, paperclip, etc.), all covered with a tablecloth. The tablecloth is removed for one minute and the boys must remember the items. Then they are given pieces of paper and they write things down. To win, you need to write at least one more subject. Develops memory and attentiveness.
• Another interesting entertainment that can be enjoyed by schoolchildren on February 23rd is “ War Pantomime ”. It is proposed to depict various attributes of military service in the form of pantomime. The main thing is to guess what the participant is showing. Options: tank, soldier, gift and others.

For defenders

• Stage play " Zoo " . Students are given a wish for any animal. Everyone is placed in a circle. It is explained to everyone that as soon as the name of the animal planned for him is named, he must immediately sit on the floor on his “fifth point.” And his classmates in the circle should not allow him to do this. The teacher talks about his trip to the zoo and gets closer to the name of the desired animal. The point of the fun is that everyone is given the same animal. And the whole circle falls down. is important to speak to the animal very quietly, so that none of the neighbors hear.
• “ We keep the press in our fist .” Prepare newspapers in advance. The most fighting and strong guys are participating. Using one hand, you need to gather the newspaper into a fist. Whoever succeeded won.
• " Torn Letter ". Write a letter and cut it into small pieces. Volunteering players must collect and read it. At the same time, there is a riddle hidden in the letter. The one who collected the first letter and solved the riddle wins.
• " Walking Alphabet ". You need to prepare a few questions. The answer must be one word. Each young man needs to attach one letter from the answer. When a question is asked, participants must line up in the correct order and collect the word. are determined .
• " The most enduring subject ." Musical accompaniment is required. The teacher turns on the music and the guys do push-ups. The winner is the one who did the most push-ups before the end of the song.

Push-up

• Speed ​​competition . _ A soldier needs to be able to dress quickly. The competition lasts no more than 45 seconds. You need to prepare some clothes, this could be a hat, scarf, jacket, boots and mittens. The young men quickly begin to dress. You need to dress not only quickly, but also efficiently.
• On Defender of the Motherland Day, a competition is held among classes to familiarize themselves with military history . You can ask any questions, for example, “When did the First World War begin?”, “What famous commanders-in-chief do you know?”, “What was the name of the greatest leader of all time?” The level of difficulty of the questions posed should correspond to the age of the students.
• “ Anagrams ” - create other words from existing words. Word-hair, reproach-lesson.
• " Guess what 's hidden inside ." For the competition you will need: a light-proof box and 5 different items. Challenge players receive a box containing one of these items. You are allowed to shake it a couple of times. The goal is to recognize the object that is hidden inside.
• " Find the treasure ." Finally, you can organize a competition to find the treasure. Treasure may mean gifts for boys on February 23rd. In the form of clues, you need to find the treasure in the classroom. The clue can be a rebus, a crossword puzzle, or a logic puzzle.

You can come up with a lot of funny and fun games and competitions for schoolchildren on February 23rd. Properly selected competitions will give you the opportunity to make your holiday bright and memorable.