Competitions for Mother's Day in kindergarten - funny and fun
The script for the holiday program for Mother's Day in kindergarten should include competitions that are fun and funny, but not as complicated as at school. In addition, it is necessary to try to captivate and amuse both children and parents. You can start with a recitation competition, during which the children will recite beautiful and touching congratulatory poems for mothers and grandmothers. Then it is appropriate to move on to a drawing competition and invite the little ones to draw a portrait of their beloved mother on paper in a short time. When the works are ready, all young artists will need to be rewarded with small prizes, and children’s works will need to be hung in the assembly hall or room where the group usually works. They will always evoke the most pleasant emotions and remind you of the holiday.
- "With pies through the forest"
. For the competition, participants are divided into pairs - mother + child. Parents move to the beginning of the hall, closer to the stage, and children - almost to the very end. On the floor, in the manner of a curved forest path, long (about 10 meters) ropes are laid out, leading from mother to baby. Each child is given a basket of “pies.” This could be real homemade baked goods, something purchased, or fake props. Moving along the rope, the child must bring the pies to his mother as quickly as possible. The winner is the most dexterous and fastest participant. - "Guessing game"
. Several mothers are blindfolded, and a line of children is placed around them. The parent’s task is to identify her child by touch. To make searching a little more difficult, the girls have the same hairstyles. Then everyone is congratulated on successfully passing the test and awarded with candies or medals made of cardboard and colored paper. - "Late."
Only children's teams from the senior or preparatory groups participate in this very exciting and active competition for Mother's Day. In the room, at a distance of 5-6 meters from each other, chairs are placed on which small handbags and all sorts of little things are placed: clips, beads, keys, lipstick, powder compact, napkins, a notebook, etc. At the signal of the presenter, two representatives from each team put on put on beads and clips, put the remaining things in the bag, run to the opposite wall, take off the jewelry and take everything out of the bag. The next participants take the baton and carry everything back. The team that completes the task faster than its competitors wins.
Mother's Day has arrived. This holiday is celebrated on a particularly large scale in kindergartens. After all, it is at such a young age that children have a special attachment to their mothers. How will your kindergarten surprise the invited mothers? We offer you interesting and funny competitions for Mother's Day, which you will brilliantly conduct in kindergarten. All competitions are for children and their mothers. They are childish and that makes them even cuter.
And immediately a competition for mothers and children. Every child and every mother makes a handprint on a piece of paper. That is, they circle their hands. Then the leaves with mother’s prints are mixed and laid out one hundred at a time. And the same thing is done with leaves. On which are the handprints of children. And mothers must find the hand of their child, and children must find the hand of their mother. If someone can find it, then this is the happiest family!
Recently, master classes for parents and children have become popular. So why not arrange exactly the same master class in kindergarten? You can, for example, prepare some dish, which everyone will then try together at a celebration after the competitions. Therefore, tell each mother to bring food from which they will make their own dish with their child. There will be no winners here, but children, mothers and teachers will enjoy it.
Remember the fairy tale about Little Red Riding Hood? Let's have a competition like this fairy tale. You need ropes of the same length, for example 10 meters. They must be placed on the floor. But not straight, but curved, as if to make a forest path. The children’s task is to walk along this rope (you need to walk exactly along the rope, turning the same way as it), and bring the pies to their mother! And a wolf (any dad or man who works in a kindergarten) will follow the other rope. Naturally, the wolf must give in to Little Red Riding Hood so that all the children can bring pies to their mother. The wolf can even fall down the path to make the children laugh.
And one more competition, which, in our opinion, is very interesting. You need two footprints - two footprints of any animal or person cut out of paper. But still better than an animal, for example, a tiger. The child’s task is to follow these two tracks the entire distance from start to finish. But the essence of the competition is that there are only two tracks, so you can’t do it without your mother’s help. When the presenter says start, the mother places the footprints on the floor and the child stands on them with his feet. Then the child lifts one leg, and the mother moves the footprint from under that leg further so that the child can step. And so on, the child raises his leg, the mother shifts the footprint, the child walks. Whoever shows the best time or who simply doesn't step on the floor without a trace wins. Remember! While mom is moving the trail, you need to stand on one leg! The second leg is up! Key tags.
Competition goals:
- Cultivating a feeling of love for your mother and pride in her, a sense of respect for your parents.
- Formation of mutual understanding between mother and daughter.
- Involving parents in public events.
Competitions for Mother's Day at school for high school students
When planning the scenario for a school holiday on the occasion of Mother's Day in high school, you need to pay special attention to competitions and select them in such a way that girls, boys, and mothers themselves can participate. This will help unite the children's team more tightly and improve relations between youth and parents. After all, nothing brings people together better than a common interesting, fun and exciting activity, for which you can also win a prize.
- "Suit for the Catwalk"
. The competition involves pairs consisting of a mother and an adult daughter. Participants are given plain T-shirts and baskets with appropriate props: scraps of fabric of different colors, satin ribbons, lace, buttons, needles, threads and scissors. The task is to turn a simple T-shirt into a bright, fashionable and stylish outfit in a strictly allotted time. After the time has passed, the girls put on the clothes they have made and parade around the hall, and the audience applauds to determine the most successful and most harmonious fashionable “costume.” - "Cheerful mamaball"
. For this active, playful and cheerful competition for Mother's Day, participants are divided into pairs - mother + child. The parent moves 3-4 meters away from her child, stands behind the line drawn in chalk on the floor, and folds her hands in front of her in the manner of a basketball hoop. The child's task comes down to throwing as many balloons as possible into this improvised cell. Mom is allowed to move along the line to the right and left, but going forward and stepping beyond the line is strictly prohibited. Victory is awarded to the team that throws the maximum number of balls into the basket within 5 minutes. - "Young Artists"
. In this competition, children are given a sheet of Whatman paper, a set of colored pencils and asked to depict in detail one day in the life of their beloved mother. That is, the picture should show how mom wakes up, prepares breakfast, gets ready for work, etc. The winner is chosen not by the quality of the drawing, but by how detailed it was to reflect mother’s day on paper. An interesting bonus and additional assessment parameter is the student’s ability, following the prompts of his picture, to clearly tell how his mother’s day goes and what she usually does at home and at work.
Mother's Day competitions for moms at school
To give the school holiday on the occasion of Mother's Day a special, creative twist, you need to place the main emphasis on competitions in which not students, but parents (mothers and grandmothers) will compete. This will allow mature and respectable women to return to childhood for a few hours and feel like carefree and frivolous teenagers. Everyone will have the most vivid and unforgettable emotions and impressions from this.
- "Who is the most savvy"
. Mommies who want to participate are seated in a circle on the stage or in the center of the classroom. Each person is given a piece of paper and a pen, and then the task is announced - to write as many words as possible starting with a certain letter in 1 minute. To make things more complicated, a separate paragraph indicates that only nouns are allowed to be written. The winning goes to the mother who remembers and writes the most words. - "Getting ready for school"
. To participate, several mothers go to the center of the hall and stand around a large table on which their children’s things are mixed up: notebooks, pencils, pens, rulers, pencil cases, etc. There are also children’s briefcases there. At the leader’s signal, parents need to put everything that belongs to their children into their backpacks. The mother who completes this task before others wins. To make the competition more interesting, you can provide mothers with a schedule of school subjects, according to which they will collect school bags. - "Puzzle Mania."
Prepare for this competition in advance. Color photographs of class students are cut into irregularly shaped pieces. On the eve of the holiday, mothers are called on stage and offered to assemble a portrait of their beloved child from pieces. The first prize and medal for speed of reaction is awarded to the mother who managed to complete the task first.
