Long-term work plan for organizing experimental activities in the middle group
Natalia Konovalova
Long-term work plan for organizing experimental activities in the middle group
September
1.Topic: “Properties of wet sand”
Goal: Formation of ideas about the properties of sand.
Work with parents : Prepare working material : shovels and sand molds.
2. "Black and white"
Introduce the influence of sunlight on black and white colors; develop observation and ingenuity.
Recommend repeating the experiment at home and consolidate the results of the experiment.
3. "Magic Stuff"
To help identify the properties that sand and clay acquire when wetted.
Consultation for parents “Playing with sand and clay”
.
4. "Magic brush"
Obtain new shades by mixing primary colors: blue from blue and white, violet from red and blue paints.
Draw a picture with paints together with your parents, using the resulting shades - the topic is free.
October
1. "Search for Air"
Detect air in the surrounding space and reveal its property - invisibility.
Consultation “How you can see the air”
2. "Fun Stripe"
Introduce the properties of paper and the effect of air on it; develop curiosity.
“Grape Submarine” experiment at home
. We continue to introduce children to the properties of water.
3. "Magic Rays"
Understand that the illumination of an object depends on the strength of the source and the distance from it.
Repeating the experiment at home with children using other objects.
4. "Guess"
Understand that objects have weight, which depends on the material and size. Determine the dependence of the weight of an object on its size.
Preparing paired items of different sizes and different weights.
November
1. “Why does the bunny need another fur coat?”
Identify the dependence of changes in the lives of animals on changes in inanimate nature.
Recommend visiting a zoo or wildlife area for seasonal hare observations.
2. "Shadow Theater"
Learn about the formation of shadows from objects, establish the similarity between a shadow and an object, and create images using shadows.
Help your child create images using shadows.
3. "Smart Nose"
Get acquainted with the features of the nose . Identify objects by smell. Show the relationship between the organs of taste and smell .
Consultation for parents “Rules of personal hygiene” - when sneezing and coughing, you need to cover your nose and mouth with your hand or a napkin.
4. "The Secret Jam Stealer"
Introduce children to the concept of “fingerprints”
, show how to obtain them.
Repeat the experiment with your family, comparing the prints of family members.
December
1. "Water Coloring"
Identify the properties of water: does water have a color?
Tips for parents “Options for experiments with water ”
2. “Why do Santa Claus and Snow Maiden need fur coats?”
Identify some features of clothing (protection from cold and heat)
.
Consultation “How to dress a child for a walk in winter and summer”
3. "How to warm your hands"
Identify the conditions under which objects can warm up (friction, movement; heat conservation)
.
Repeating the experiment at home with children.
4. "The Secret of the Pine Cone"
Introduce the change in shape of objects under the influence of water; develop observation and ingenuity.
Preparation of natural material (cones)
.
January
1. “Where does the voice come from?”
Understand the cause of speech sounds, learn about the protection of speech organs .
Consultation “Protection of children’s speech organs ”
2. "Building a snow city"
Learn to see opportunities for transformation, strive for collective participation in activities .
Help for parents “Making buildings out of snow on the site”
3. “Making colored ice floes”
Get acquainted with the two physical states of water - liquid and solid; identify the qualities of water and its ability to turn into ice.
Consultation for parents “We make colored ice cubes and ice toys with our own hands”
February
1. "Exploring nature through the senses "
Make it clear that we perceive the world around us with different senses : sight, hearing, smell, touch, taste.
Reinforce hygienic rules for caring for the senses .
2. “Which is faster?”
Identify the conditions for changing the aggregative states of a liquid (ice-water, water-ice)
.
Photo report “Water, water all around”
.
3. "Magic Mitten"
Find out the ability of a magnet to attract certain objects.
Consider magnets of various sizes and test their power.
4. "In the world of glass"
Recognize objects made of glass; help identify the properties of glass (strong, light, colored, smooth)
; cultivate a caring attitude towards things; develop curiosity.
Strengthen children's knowledge of the properties of glass at home; find glass objects at home.
March
1. “Where are the kids hiding?”
Help to highlight that part of the plant from which new plants can appear.
Sowing flower seeds for planting in the ground.
2. "Tricky Seeds"
Introduce methods for germinating seeds.
Consultation for parents “Vegetable garden on the window”
.
3. "Competition"
Familiarize yourself with the condition of the soil; develop observation and curiosity.
Observe with children the condition of the soil at different times of the year.
4. "Sunny bunnies"
Introduce the origin of sunbeams, their movement, the objects from which they are reflected; develop ingenuity and curiosity.
Preparing equipment for the experiment.
April
1. "Find out everything about yourself, ball"
Introduce rubber, its qualities and properties; teach to establish connections between the material and the way it is used.
Strengthen children's ability to find rubber objects at home; find out while walking with your family.
2. "Soap is a magician"
Introduce the properties and purpose of soap; develop observation, curiosity, ingenuity; reinforce safety rules when working with soap .
Review safety rules when working with soap .
3. “What do birds build nests from?”
Identify some features of the lifestyle of birds in spring.
Making birdhouses.
4. "Paper toys"
Learn to see the possibilities of transforming an object, show the desire to transform the surrounding reality.
Visual information in the parent corner: “ Experiments with paper ”
May
1. "Unusual drawing"
Show the possibility of using various natural materials to create a picture.
Making a painting from natural material for an exhibition.
2. “Why does everything sound?”
Help identify the causes of sound.
Observation with children of sounds and their occurrence in nature.
3. "Natural Magnifying Glass"
Show a way to magnify insects without a magnifying glass.
Reinforce the rules for careful handling of insects.
4. “How can butterflies hide?”
Find features of the appearance of some insects that allow them to adapt to life in the environment .
Tell children about the role of insects in nature.
Long-term plan for search activities middle group
Long-term plan for search activities
middle group
Developed by a teacher of the highest qualification category
Timasheva Svetlana Alexandrovna
Subject | Target | Developmental environment | Note | ||
September | |||||
1.How to see the air | Introduce children to the concept of “air” and its properties | Glass, napkin | Experiment No. 1.1 | ||
2.Find air | Using an experiment, show children that there is air in objects | Two-liter bowl, stopper, transparent glass | Experiment No. 1.2 | ||
3.Air | Enrich children's knowledge about the properties of air | Funnel with inflatable rubber ball | Experiment No. 1.3 | ||
4.Wind | Introduce children to such a natural phenomenon as wind and the reason for its occurrence. | Two candles, two saucers | Experiment No. 1.4 | ||
October | |||||
1.Magic stripes | Enrich children's knowledge about the properties of air | Thin strips of paper | Experiment No. 1.5 | ||
2.Air | Give an adapted idea of the Earth’s air envelope and the purpose of air | Glass, sponge, bowl of water | Experiment No. 1.6 | ||
3.We are the wind | Introduce children to wind direction | Ship with sails, turntables | Experiment No. 1.11 | ||
4.Water | Introduce children to such properties of water as evaporation | Hot water, glass | Experiment No. IX.3 | ||
November | |||||
1.Sand and clay | Introduce children to the characteristics of sand and clay, compare how they differ | Magnifying glass | Experiment No. 11.3 | ||
2.Soil | Show that as a result of soil pushing, the living conditions of insects worsen | Jar of water, soil | Experiment No. X.3 | ||
3.Ice | Introduce children to the properties of ice | Icicle, wire, heavy load | Experiment No. IX.5 | ||
4.Sandy desert | Introduce the appearance of sand dunes. Find out why plants don't grow in the desert | Straws for cocktails | Experiment No. II.6 | ||
December | |||||
1.Air and water | Using an example to show that there is air not only in the room, but also in water, sponge, and earth | Bowl, sponge, brick, lump of earth, straws, glass | Experiment No. 1.7 | ||
2.Frozen water | Introduce children to the properties of frozen water | Water, ice trays | Experiment No. IX.2 | ||
3.Sand and clay | Introduce children to the properties of clay and sand to allow water to pass through | Three plastic bottles with a plastic bottom, pesos, small stones, clay | Experiment No. 11.4 | ||
4.Snow | Enrich children's knowledge about the protective properties of snow | Three bottles with corks | Experiment No.IX.11 | ||
January | |||||
1.Air weight | Use an example to show whether air has weight | Two inflatable balls tied at the ends of a stick | Experiment No. 1.8 | ||
2.Snow | Introduce children to the properties of snow. Dry - crumbles, light. Damp - heavy and sticky | Experiment No. IX.11 | |||
3.Magnet | Introduce the properties of a magnet - attraction | Magnet, paper clips, glass of water, 2-3 nails | Experiment No. V.1 | ||
4.Sand and clay | Using experience, check the water permeability of sand and clay | Sand, clay, 2 funnels | Experiment No. II.1 | ||
February | |||||
1.Magnet | Give an idea of the poles of a magnet. Using an example of experiment, show that one end attracts, the other repels | Tripod, magnet | Experiment No. V.3 | ||
2.Sugar and salt | Using experience, help children determine the properties of sugar and salt | Magnifying glass, salt, sugar | Experiment No. XIII.2 | ||
3.Soil | Introduce children to the concept of “soil” and its properties | Jar, soil samples | Experiment No. X.1 | ||
4Soil | Using experiment, show that when a lump of earth is compressed, air seems to “leave” from it. | Lumps of earth | Experiment No. X.2 | ||
March | |||||
1.Plants | Introduce children to the conditions necessary for plant growth | Indoor plant | Experiment No. XI.2 | ||
2.Shadow | Introduce children to the fact that a shadow accompanies a person or object under any conditions | Pocket flashlight, candle | Experiment No. IV.4 | ||
3.Thermometer | Introduce children to a thermometer and how it works | Thermometer, cold and hot water | Experiment No. IX.6 | ||
4.Man | Use experiments to demonstrate to children that everyone’s fingerprints are different. | Lipstick, sheet of paper, magnifying glass | Experiment No. VII.1 | ||
April | |||||
1. Sundial | Introduce children to making sundials. | Pencil, plastic ball, pen, cardboard | Experiment No. II.5 | ||
2.Fire | Help children in research activities, identify the features of the interaction of fire with other elements: water, sand, earth | Candle, plate, matches, spoon, water, sand, earth, paper, fabric | Experiment No. VIII.3 | ||
3.Sound | Introduce children to the origin of sounds | Fishing line, drum with sticks, sheet of tissue paper | Experiment No. III.1 | ||
4.Sound | Enrich children's knowledge about the action of sound waves | Bowl, foil, grains of rice, spoon, rubber band | Experiment No. III.2 | ||
May | |||||
1.Space | Introduce children to the concept of “space”, that stars shine constantly | Hole punch, postcard-sized cardboard, white envelope, flashlight | Experiment No. VI.1 | ||
2.Water | Clarify children's knowledge about the properties of water | Paint, 2 glasses, piece of fabric | Experiment No. IX.4 | ||
3.Fire | To help children in research activities identify the features of the interaction of fire with air | Candle, matches, cup, liter jar | Experiment No. VIII.1 |