Summary of a lesson on speech development, memorizing the poem “Winter” in the second junior group


Calendar and thematic planning in the educational field “Communication” Section “speech development”

MonthdateTopic of the Lesson,
no .
TasksMethods and techniquesForm of organizationIntegrationComponent
SeptemberAdaptation. Pedagogical examination Identify knowledge, skills, abilitiesGame, observation, conversation, individual lessonA gameCognition, reading fiction
October01.10.№1.
“The Stranger” 1 hour.
Using visual material, make children want to help a person who finds themselves in a difficult situation; activate children's speech and enrich their vocabulary. Story,
show,

direct offer

FrontalCognition, social and personal development
08.10.№2.
"Riot in the Toy Kingdom"
Using a special problem situation, activate children’s speech; make them want to show care for their toy friends; to clarify children’s ideas about which and where animals live in the wild. Story with toys showingFrontal, gameCognition, social and personal development
15.10.№3.
"The Stranger" 2 hours.
Exercise children in clearly pronouncing various onomatopoeias; activate children's speech and enrich their vocabulary. Story,
game exercise
FrontalCognition, fine art
22.10.№4.
“Sound culture of speech: the sound “A”
To train children to clearly pronounce the isolated sound “A”; consolidate the pronunciation of this sound in individual words and short sound combinations; encourage you to pronounce this sound with different durations and volumes; be able to listen and perceive a work of art, and when listening again, finish the words from the text. Story, game exerciseFrontalCognition, fiction
29.10.№5.
"Literary Kaleidoscope"
Help children remember familiar fairy tales; make them want to talk about what happened to the heroes of the works, suggesting the right words, helping to construct a sentence correctly; help children remember a new poem and give it to anyone they want. Game exerciseFrontal, entertainmentFiction, cognition
November12.11.№6.
"Let's get acquainted"
Using a learning situation, activate children’s vocabulary related to the topic “Furniture”; enrich children's vocabulary with words that characterize the spatial arrangement of objects; provide the child with the opportunity to act with visual material (cut-out pictures) the way he wants, allowing the child to feel like a competent consultant. Gaming
exercise,

gaming motivation

Frontal, gameCognition, social and personal development
19.11.№7.
Didactic games and exercises with vegetables.
Learn to distinguish and correctly name vegetables in their natural form, in pictures (to form the ability to generalize); identify an object by its shape (by touch); connect the tops and roots; practice children in coordinating words in a sentence; help you remember and read expressively a Scottish folk song. Game exerciseFrontalCognition, fiction, fine arts
26.11.№8.
Sound culture of speech: the sound “U”
Teach children to clearly articulate the sound “U” (isolated, in sound combinations, words, small phrases), pronounce it with one exhalation; encourage children to pronounce (by imitation) sounds at different volumes; develop auditory attention; activate the words cuckoo - coo - crow - crow in children's speech. Story, game exerciseFrontalFiction, cognition
December03.12.№9.
Sound culture of speech: the sound “I”
Enrich and activate children's vocabulary; practice clear pronunciation of the vowel sound “I” in individual words and phrases; practice expressiveness of intonation when reproducing onomatopoeia and poetic lines. Conversation, demonstration, game exerciseFrontalCognition, reading fiction
10.12.№10.
Sound culture of speech: the sound “O”
Teach children to clearly pronounce the vowel sound “O” (isolated, in onomatopoeic words, phrasal speech); improve auditory attention, intonation expressiveness of speech; encourage children's improvisations on folk song themes. Conversation, explanation, demonstration, game exerciseFrontalCognition, fiction
17.12.№11.
Sound culture of speech: sounds “E, Y, M (Мь). Reading of A. Shibaev’s poem “Who Becomes Whom”
Exercise children in clear pronunciation of vowel sounds “E, Y”; consolidate the pronunciation of the sound “M (Мь)” in words and phrasal speech; contribute to the development of intonation expressiveness of speech; activate words in children's speech - the names of animals and their cubs. Conversation, questions, game exerciseFrontalCognition, fiction
January21.01.№12.
Examination of dishes and household appliances. Sound culture of speech: the sound “P (Pb)”
Activate words in children’s speech - names of kitchen utensils and utensils, household appliances; practice children in pronunciation of the sound “P (Pb)”; form intonation expressiveness of speech by singing the little mice song. Looking at pictures, conversation, game exerciseFrontalCognition, reading fiction
28.01.№13.
"Literary Kaleidoscope"
Involve children in dialogue, help them express their thoughts, enrich their vocabulary, repeat literary works known to them with children; help me remember N. Saxonskaya’s new poem “Where is my finger?” Literary reading, conversation questionsFrontal, entertainmentCognition, reading fiction
February04.02.№14.
Sound culture of speech: the sound “B (B)”
Training children in clear and correct pronunciation of the sounds “B (B)” will reinforce the pronunciation of the sound “B” in individual words and phrases; form intonation expressiveness of speech. Explanation, conversation, game exerciseFrontalCognition, fiction
11.02.№15.
"Literary Kaleidoscope"
Help children remember familiar fairy tales, stories, poems; create conditions for dialogue, enrich children’s speech, improve their grammatical structure of speech; improve intonation expressiveness of speech. Story,
Conversation,

game exercises

Frontal, entertainmentFiction
18.02.№16.
Sound culture of speech. Learning the Russian folk song “Shadow-shadow-sweat.”
Teach children to clearly pronounce the sound “T (Тъ)”, “Д (Дь)” in onomatopoeias and words; help you remember a new poem. Story, fiction readingFrontalCognition, fiction
25.02.№17..
Sound culture of speech: sounds “K (Kb)”, “G (Gb)”
Practice clear pronunciation of the sounds “K (Kb)”, “G (Gb)” in onomatopoeias and words; improve auditory attention; provide children with the opportunity to improvise simple rhyming text. Game exercise, artistic readingFrontalCognition, fiction
March04.03.№18..
Sound culture of speech: sounds “Х (Хь)”, “К”, “Д”
Consolidate pronunciation in onomatopoeias and words with the sound “X (Хь)”; to train children to clearly pronounce the sounds “K” and “D” in words and phrasal speech. Conversation, questionsFrontalCognition, health, fiction, music
11.03.№19.
"Literary Kaleidoscope"
Help children remember familiar works of art; encourage dialogue, helping to express your thoughts; help memorize the poem “Rural Song” by A. Pleshcheev Conversation, game exerciseFrontal, entertainmentCognition, fiction, music
18.03.№20.
Looking at the picture “Elya and the Dog.” Game-dramatization “Nanny for a stupid mouse”
Using a picture, activate children’s speech, provide them with the opportunity to describe (from memory) a familiar cat or dog; make the child want to try himself in the role; suggest to children speech patterns that are appropriate in a particular case; introduce children to the poem “She’s All” by I. Kosyakov Looking at pictures, conversation, questions, artistic readingFrontal, gameCognition, fiction
25.03.№21.
Sound culture of speech: sounds “F”, “V”.
Exercise children in clear pronunciation of the sounds “F”, “V” (isolated, in words); contribute to the formation of intonation expressiveness of speech. Articulation warm-up, story, game exercise, artistic readingFrontalFiction,
April01.04№22.
“Choose a dog and a kitten for Eli.” Drama game “Hurry! Hurry!”
Using pictures, activate children's speech and enrich their vocabulary. By participating in a mischievous game, others make their mistakes; with the help of the teacher, characterize the animals (from memory); train children in forming nouns by analogy Looking at pictures, talkingFrontal, gameCognition, fiction
08.04.№23.
Sound culture of speech: the sound “S”. Memorizing the poem “Coward” by E. Charushin and E. Shumskaya.
Practice clear pronunciation of the sound “C”, consolidate its pronunciation in words and phrasal speech; develop speech breathing; improve intonation expressiveness of speech; help children remember a new poem. Articulation warm-up, conversation, questionsFrontalCognition, fiction
15.04.№24.
Sound culture of speech: the sound “Z”
Exercise children in clear pronunciation of the sound “Z” (teach to clearly pronounce the soft sound “Z” (ZI, ZY) and the hard sound (ZA, ZU); consolidate the pronunciation of the sounds “Z” _ “S” in words and phrasal speech.Articulation warm-up, conversation, artistic readingFrontCognition, fiction
22.04.№25..
Sound culture of speech: the sound “C”
Practice clear pronunciation of the sound “C” (teach children to pronounce the sound “C” slowly and quickly, quietly and loudly); help children remember the works of K. Chukovsky. Articulation warm-up, game exercise, artistic readingFrontalCognition, fiction
29.04.№26.
Drama game “Beyond the mountains, beyond the forests...” 1 hour.
Using a planned situation, help children conduct a dialogue with a fairy-tale character; activate them in speech using various verbal forms of expressing requests and gratitude. Surprise moment, play exercise, discussionFrontal, gameCognition, fiction
06.05.№27.
“Beyond the mountains, beyond the forests...” 2 hours.
Help children conduct a dialogue with a fairy-tale character, using different forms of request and gratitude in speech; enrich children's vocabulary with the names of various “outlandish” objects. Game exercise, conversationFrontal, gameCognition, fiction
13.05.№28.
Game - dramatization

“And it’s summer here!”

Using a special situation, engage children in conversation, help them express their thoughts, suggesting the most appropriate words and phrases.Conversation, story, looking at pictures, artistic reading.Frontal, gameCognition, fiction

3.8. Contents of psychological and pedagogical work on mastering the educational field “Reading fiction” Goals :
developing interest and need for reading (perception) of books through solving the following tasks:

  • formation of a holistic picture of the world, including primary value ideas;
  • development of literary speech;
  • introduction to verbal art, including the development of artistic perception and aesthetic taste.

Explanatory note:
In the program, the tasks of the educational field “reading fiction” are implemented in integration with the areas: “Physical education”, “health”, “socialization”, “work”, “communication”, “artistic creativity”, “cognition”, “ music,” and in special moments.
List of programs, benefits and technologies:

  • Send me good readings. BEHIND. Gritsenko - M.: Education, 2003.
  • We introduce literature to preschoolers aged 3-5 years. / Ushakova O.S. – M., 2010.

Calendar and thematic planning in the educational field “Reading fiction”

MonthdateLesson topic
No.
TargetMethods and techniquesForm of organizationIntegration _
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SeptemberFor a month, daily reading of children's literature recommended by the program and selected in accordance with age.Develop aesthetic perception, the ability to emotionally respond to figurative speech, evaluate the actions of heroes, characterize some of their moral qualities (good, evil, brave), teach expressive reading of poems, nursery rhymes, distinguish between genres, notice the features of literary language (epithets, comparisons, fairy-tale repetitions) .Conversation, direct proposal, questions, gameFrontalCognition, socialization.
October 04.10№ 1
Repetition of poems

from the “Toys” series.

To create a desire to recite familiar poems by A. Barto, to form a positive attitude towards poetry, to cultivate intonation expressiveness of speech.Playing with toys
looking at illustrations,

conversation

Frontal gameSpeech development,
cognition

socialization.

11.10No. 2 Storytelling r. n. With. "Turnip" Help to understand the sequence of actions of fairy tale characters with the help of a model, learn to identify and name the characteristic features of the characters; develop intonation expressiveness of speech. Story, questions, looking at illustrationsFrontaltheatricalizationLanguage development, mathematics,
cognition
18.10№ 3
Telling the fairy tale "Kolobok"
Teach emotionally, perceive a fairy tale; participate in the story. Answer questions, participate in storytelling, develop creative initiative. Story, questions,
looking at illustrations
FrontalSpeech development, mathematics
cognition
25.10№ 4
Reading poems about animals.
Teach emotionally, perceive poetry, understand the content of poetic texts. Feel the rhythm of poetic speech; encourage them to express their impressions in independent terms. Looking at pictures questions
conversation
Frontal
Individual
Cognition, fine arts
socialization.
November01.11.№ 5.
Small folklore. forms

riddles, nursery rhymes

Clarify ideas about riddles. Learn to guess descriptive riddles, help memorize the nursery rhyme “Cat”, perform familiar nursery rhymes “Cockerel”, “Water” with intonation and expressiveness.Looking at pictures questionsFrontal
Individual
Speech development,
Cognition,

ISO,

socialization,

mathematics

08.11No. 6. Telling Chukovsky’s fairy tale “Chicken”Teach emotionally, perceive the content of a fairy tale. Exercise in selecting definitions for a given word, replenish the dictionary with emotional and evaluative vocabulary, find means of expressing the image in facial expressions, gestures, intonation. Conversation, questions, looking at illustrationsFrontalCognition, socialization,
speech development
15.11№ 7
Memorizing a poem

Mirovich "Falling Leaves"

Learn to expressively recite a poem by heart, practice selecting definitions for a given word, encourage you to express your impressions in drawings and movements. Cultivate a love for nature. Questions, game
looking at illustrations

observations

FrontalCognition, socialization,
speech development, fine arts
22.11No. 8 Storytelling r. n. With. "Teremok" Emotionally perceive the content of a fairy tale, remember the characters and the sequence of actions using modeling.Questions, game Looking at pictures
modeling
FrontalCognition, mathematics,
socialization, speech development
December06.12№ 9
Memorizing the poem "Whine"
Teach expressively, recite the poem “Whine” by heart. Enrich your vocabulary with the word dwarf, stimulate children’s speech activity, practice using imperative verbs.Questions, conversation, game
looking at illustrations
FrontalCognition, speech development
mathematics
13.12№ 10
Reading Chukovsky's fairy tale

"Moidodyr"

Emotionally perceive a poetic work, understand the theme, content; evoke a desire to memorize and expressively perceive quatrains Conversation, Looking at
illustrations
Frontal
to the Individual.
Cognition, development
speech, health
20.12№ 11
Memorizing art. Trutneva “Happy New Year”
Learn to express your impressions of the New Year holiday in coherent statements. Emotionally perceive poetry. Foster a love of folk traditions. Memorizing poetry, conversation, looking at
illustrations
FrontalDevelopment speeches,
music

socialization

January11.01-16.01№ 12
Holidays
Daily reading of literature of children's choice. Learn to express your impressions. Conversation, game Looking at
illustrations
FrontalCognition, development
speech, socialization
17.01№13
Reading poems about children, memorizing “Where is my finger”
Continue to get acquainted with the variety of Russian lyrics; develop the imagination of the child. Learn to recite poetry expressively. Memorization Looking at
illustrations
FrontalCognition,
speech development
24.01No. 14 Telling the fairy tale “Masha and the Bear”Continue learning to memorize and expressively perceive words and phrases from the text in the process of theatricalization. Learn to express your impressions Conversation, theatrical performance
Consideration

illustrations

FrontalArt, speech development, mathematics
31.01.No. 15 Telling the tale of L. Tolstoy “The Three Bears”Teach emotionally, perceive a fairy tale. Pay attention to the figurative word, help to assimilate the content of the fairy tale story, game
Consideration

illustrations

questions

FrontalCognition, fine art
February07.02№16
Familiarization with small folklore forms.
Continue to introduce children to nursery rhymes, expressively tell the nursery rhyme “Grow your braid up to your waist.” Learn to solve descriptive riddles. Find pictures that correspond to the answers, practice rhythmic and expressive pronunciation of the text in the game “Bear the Bear in the Forest” Story, discussion
Making riddles

Base A game

Consideration

illustrations

Frontalk/g skills,
cognition,

physical training,

ISO

14.02№17
Telling a tale

"The Fox, the Hare and the Rooster"

Teach emotionally, perceive a fairy tale. Understand and remember the plot. Repeat songs from fairy tales, practice word formation. Foster a love of folk art Story
Questions

Consideration

illustrations

FrontalCognition, speech development
21.02№18
Familiarization with small folklore forms.
Continue to introduce children to nursery rhymes, expressively tell the nursery rhyme “You are frost - frost.” Learn to guess descriptive riddles Find pictures that correspond to the answers, help you remember the saying “Take care of your nose in the deep frost.” Questions, conversation
Looking at pictures
FrontalCognition, socialization,
walk
28.02№19
Telling a tale

"Cat Rooster and Fox"

Learn carefully, listen to the fairy tale, understand its content, memorize individual words and songs of the fairy tale characters, and expressively reproduce them. Foster a love of folk art. Story,
questions,

looking at illustrations

FrontalCognition,
speech development
March07.03№20
Memorizing poems for March 8
Induce a joyful emotional mood, help children express their attitude and love for their mother through poetry and creative activity.Memorization, conversation, looking at illustrationsFrontalCognition,
speech development
14.03№21
Memorizing Blaginina’s poem “Fly”
Teach emotionally, recite a poem by heart, conveying an incentive and interrogative intonation. Cultivate a love for birds. Story Memorization
Conversation

Looking at illustrations

Observations

Frontal observationCognition speech development walk
socialization
21.03№22
Telling a tale

"Kids and the Wolf"

Introduce children to the artistic features of the fairy tale genre; expressively convey the characters' characters when playing songs. Story,
questions,

looking at illustrations

FrontalCognition, speech development,
music
28.03№23
Telling the fairy tale "Mitten"
Develop children's creative thinking.
Listen carefully to the fairy tale, understand its content, introduce the proverb “In crowded conditions, but not in offence.”
Conversation, questions,
Story,

looking at illustrations

FrontalCognition speech development walk
April04.04No. 24 Telling a fairy tale.
"The Snow Maiden and the Fox"
Develop children's creative thinking.
Listen carefully to the story and understand its content.
Conversation, questions,
story
FrontalHealth, cognition, socialization
11.04№25
"Where does the Motherland begin..."
Cultivate respect for home, the land on which a person lives. Give the idea that we live in Russia. Story, art. word, consideration FrontalCognition, socialization, music,
development. speeches
18.04№26
Familiarization with small folklore forms.
Introduce children to the meaning and content of nursery rhymes - chants, recite the nursery rhyme "Sun - Bucket" by heart.
Foster a love of folk art.
Conversation
Looking at paintings
FrontalCognition, speech development
25.04№27
Reading poetry

Klokova “Winter has passed.”

Practice selecting definitions for a given word. Teach children to recite a poem by heart with intonation and expressiveness. Conversation, discussion
Looking at illustrations
FrontalCognition, work, socialization,
walk
May02.05№28
telling a tale

"Lazy Brucholina"

Teach emotionally, perceive the content of a fairy tale. Listen carefully to the story and understand its content. Discussion, questions
Looking at illustrations
FrontalCognition,
speech development
16.05№29
Reading “How the rooster was treated”
Learn to perceive the artistic features of a poetic text. Foster a love of folk art. Discussion, questionsFrontalCognition,
speech development
23.05№30
Reading works at the request of children
Study carefully, listen to the fairy tale, understand its content, memorize individual words and songs of the fairy tale characters. Reproduce them expressively. Foster a love of folk art. Discussion, questions
Looking at illustrations
FrontalCognition,
speech development

3.9. Contents of psychological and pedagogical work on mastering the educational field “Artistic Creativity” Objectives:
developing interest in the aesthetic side of the surrounding reality, satisfying children’s needs for self-expression through solving the following tasks: developing children’s creativity;

development of children's productive activities (drawing, modeling, appliqué, artistic work);
introduction to the fine arts. Explanatory note:
The educational area “Artistic Creativity” includes the following sections: “Artistic activity”, “Artistic work”.

Art activities are carried out in specially organized activities once a week in alternation between drawing and modeling, carried out by the teacher, and also implemented in integration with other types of activities: “Cognition”, “Speech Development”, “Reading Fiction”, “Game”.

Artistic work is carried out in specially organized activities once a week, in alternation: “Construction” and “Application”, and is also implemented in integration with other types of activities: “Cognition”, “Speech development”, “Reading fiction”, “Game” ", "Drawing", in the free activity of children.
List of programs, technologies, benefits:

  • “I’m learning to draw” T.N. Doronova. – M.: Education, 2007
  • “Visual activity and aesthetic development of preschool children” T.N. Doronova. – M.: Education, 2008
  • Application for preschoolers. / Petrova I. - St. Petersburg: “Childhood-Press”, 2003.
  • Magic stripes. Manual labor for the little ones. / Petrova I. - St. Petersburg: “Childhood-Press”, 2003.
  • Volumetric pictures. / Salagaeva L. - St. Petersburg: “Childhood-Press”, 2006.

Poems for memorization second junior group

Children's poems: to kindergarten

Shape: cool | beautiful | short

If the Christmas tree had legs, it would run along the path.

If she danced with us, she would knock her heels.

Toys would spin on the Christmas tree - Multi-colored lanterns, Firecrackers.

Flags made of crimson and silver paper would spin on the Christmas tree.

They would laugh at the Matryoshka Christmas tree and clap their hands for joy.

Because the New Year is knocking at the gate!

2

Our Tanya is crying loudly: She dropped a ball into the river. - Hush, Tanechka, don’t cry: The ball won’t drown in the river.

3

The cockerels started to fly, but did not dare to fight. If you get too cocky, you might lose your feathers. If you lose your feathers, there will be nothing to rooster with.

4

The grass is turning green, the sun is shining; A swallow flies towards us in the canopy with spring. With her the sun is more beautiful And spring is sweeter... Chirp from the road Greetings to us soon! I’ll give you grains, and you sing a song that you brought with you from distant lands...

5

The lingonberries are ripening, the days have become colder, and the cry of birds only makes the heart sadder. Flocks of birds fly away across the blue sea. All the trees shine. Multi-colored attire. The sun laughs less often. There is no incense in the flowers. Soon autumn will wake up and cry awake.

6

The mice dance in a circle, the cat is dozing on the bed. Quiet, mice, don’t make noise, don’t wake up Vaska the cat. When Vaska the cat wakes up, he will break up the whole round dance.

7

Cucumber, cucumber! Don't go to that end - a mouse lives there and will bite your tail off.

8

Autumn has arrived. The flowers have dried up and the bare bushes look sad. The grass in the meadows withers and turns yellow

9

We take fruits in our hands and put them in a basket: Plum, peach, orange, pear, kiwi, tangerine.

10

We will cook compote. We need a lot of fruit. Here. We will chop apples, we will chop pears. Squeeze out the lemon juice, add the drain and sand. We cook, we cook compote, Let's treat the honest people.

11

Mushrooms and berries One, two, three, four, five...

One two three four five. We will look for mushrooms. Boletus, boletus, Russula and honey mushrooms.

12

A playful squirrel jumps, tears cones from spruce branches, and then jumps to the ground and finds the boletus. The mushroom will be strung on a twig - Dry yourself, little boletus!

13

Kindergarten, kindergarten! You're always welcome to the guys! Books and toys are waiting for us, and balls and rattles... We go to kindergarten in the morning. The kids are very happy. We do a round dance: You can do it backwards. You can jump and gallop, and call your friends. We played and sang, sat down on a bench to relax... And now, kids, it’s time to have lunch!

14

We are helping at the dacha. We will be with our brother again! As soon as I approached the garden bed - Oh, the nettle stung! It hurts me, but I don't cry. We work in the country. Field, field in order... They were exhausted from the heat. We looked back at the garden bed - No carrots, no herbs...

15

On the street three hens are fighting with a rooster. Three girls look through the window and laugh: “Shoo-shoo! Ha ha ha! Have pity on the rooster!

More poems: 10

All poems for memorization

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