plan for autumn holidays
Work plan for the autumn holidays preparatory group.
Goals: - Using a variety of activities, create an emotionally positive mood in children.
Preserve and strengthen the neuropsychic health of children.
- develop children's creative abilities through theatrical activities
29.10.19
Monday
“Golden Autumn”View a presentation on an autumn theme,
listening to children's autumn songs
,
poems, solving riddles.
Hand and finger drawing of an autumn tree .
Origami “Flower in a glass”
Target:
Expand and systematize children’s knowledge about autumn as a season, its signs and phenomena. Foster a caring attitude towards nature. Continue to introduce children to the Japanese art of origami.
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Tuesday
"Autumn Holiday"
Target:
evoke bright, positive emotions in children.
Continue to introduce children to theater arts. Develop children's spatial and figurative perception. Develop children's imagination through various means: words, actions, music, etc. Promote creative personal development. Create a festive atmosphere, favorable conditions for a friendly children's team.
"In the Kingdom of Mathematics"
Graphic dictations, logical exercises, origami “Autumn leaf”»
Target
: Continue working on developing orientation on a sheet of squared paper. Activate spatial concepts.
Continue to develop logical thinking.
Introduce children to making a new craft. Develop the ability to follow oral instructions. Develop an eye when working with paper.
1.11.19
Wednesday
"We read for ourselves"
Recognizing sounds, placing stress, dividing into syllables, typing letters, words, listening. Speech development, vocabulary replenishment. Conversation about safety.
Target:
Develop the ability to highlight stress in words, continue to learn to recognize sounds. Strengthen children's knowledge of the rules of safe behavior.
4.11.19
Thursday
"Entertaining Russian"
Practicing basic techniques for writing letters and their elements, developing fine motor skills. Labyrinths, puzzles, riddles. Entertaining copybooks, online resources.
Target:
To promote the development of logical thinking in children using joke tasks, riddles, puzzles with sticks, knowledge, skills. To develop self-control and independence in children
difficulty in completing the task.
5.11.19
Friday
"Creative workshop"
Unconventional drawing and application techniques.
Target
: With the help of non-traditional drawing techniques, develop in children a strong interest in visual arts.
Develop the ability to independently choose the color scheme of paints. Improve fine motor skills of the hands, accustom them to precise
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1. Birthday Day We propose to introduce a tradition in the class - to celebrate birthdays every 1st day of the holidays: November 1 - autumn, January 1 - winter, March 24 - spring. June 1 - summer. An autumn ball can also be held on this day.2. Day of politeness and culture You can hold a tournament of knights of politeness, a fun express train in the labyrinth of etiquette, excursions to an art gallery, etc.
3. Health Day On this day, sports relay races, “Fun Starts”, “Call of the Jungle”, zoological races, fairy relay races, outdoor games, “Mom, Dad, I am a sports family”, a hike in the forest, an excursion to park "Autumn of our region".
4. Mother's Day You can hold competitions such as “Mom and Daughter”, “When Mom is Not at Home”, “My Mom’s Profession” (essay competition), the exhibition “My Mom Has Golden Hands”.
5. Labor Day Collective work - cleaning the classroom and the area, operation “Live the Book”. Collection of waste paper, exhibition of vegetables and fruits “Records of Nature”.
6. Day of games and toys This is a fairy tale day! Drawing competition “My Favorite Toy”, “Miss Barbie” competition, dramatization of fairy tales by A.S. Pushkin, KTD based on fairy tales, a cultural trip to the cinema or theater.
For children of secondary school age we offer the following forms of work:
Holidays - “Autumn Ball” - “At the Lukomorye” - “Holiday for everyone” - “Let there always be a mother” - Evening “I have grown up!”
Sports competitions, relay races, competitions: - “Fun Starts” - “Autumn Spartakiad” - “Healthy Family”
Talent competition “Who can do what?” Intellectual games: — “What? Where? When?" - "Erudite - show" - "Erudite - hockey"
For high school students: — Intellectual marathon; — Evening “Memories of Pushkin”; — “Star Hour” on the theme: “My native land”; — Day of “Joyful cooperatives”.
Let us dwell in detail on the organization and conduct of the day of “Joyful Cooperatives”, since the task of teachers is to involve as many high school students, unorganized, and difficult-aged children as possible in all types of educational work.
You can start the day with the celebratory opening of the avenue of cooperative institutions (cutting the red ribbon). Establish a symbolic comic fee for entry and service. In the “bank” you can exchange real money for badges, humor, coupons or other “currency”.
Fair booth - sellers in unusual costumes. On display cases and counters (tables) there are handmade crafts. At the fair you can buy confectionery products - pies, brushwood, etc. On the avenue there is a cinema or video salon, the Vstrecha cafe, a hairdresser, an information desk, and a literary registry office. At the end of the day there is a fun auction and disco.
When drawing up a plan for the holidays, it is recommended to: - provide for extracurricular work with students of primary, middle and high school age; — provide for work with children with deviant behavior; — provide for work with parents; — provide individual work with disabled children and orphans; — consider interaction with parole and with cultural and sports institutions (swimming pools, libraries, cultural centers); - create a work schedule for the school library; — draw up a work schedule for the gym, video room; — to provide for the organization of sports and mass recreational work; — provide educational activities for older students; — to provide for the organization of excursions, cultural trips, hiking trips, with a mandatory exit order; — provide for work with children's public organizations, self-government bodies, and training for school activists.
We wish you a useful and pleasant holiday!
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Putin announced a week-long holiday in November. What is important to know about how we will work and relax?
What happened?
On October 19, Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova, at a government meeting on combating coronavirus infection, announced the deterioration of the epidemiological situation throughout the country. The incidence rate over the week increased by 15.5%, the number of daily cases exceeds 35 thousand people, and the mortality rate for the first time in the entire pandemic exceeded 1,000 deaths per day. Golikova noted that current measures to combat coronavirus are insufficient, and the pace of vaccination is low. To contain the new wave of morbidity, the Deputy Prime Minister proposed introducing non-working days from October 30 to November 7, and in regions with a difficult epidemiological situation - from October 23.
Tatyana Golikova’s proposal was first supported by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, and then by President Vladimir Putin.
On October 20, a decree was issued establishing non-working days in October-November 2021.
What is important to know about the non-working week? We answer the main questions.
Will wages remain the same for these days?
Yes. According to the presidential decree, non-working days from October 30 to November 7 are approved with the preservation of wages.
Who will be working this weekend?
According to the presidential decree, public authorities, other bodies and organizations must determine a list of employees who will work on non-working days.
As before, the following will be open on holidays and weekends:
- Employees of continuously operating organizations;
- Medical organizations and pharmacies;
- Grocery stores and stores providing the population with essential goods;
- Ministry of Emergency Situations, emergency services and other organizations performing urgent work in emergency situations;
- organizations carrying out emergency repair and loading and unloading work.
Let us remind you that the days from November 4 to November 7 are considered holidays this year. If an employee goes to work on these dates, the employer must either provide him with time off or double pay. If an employee goes to work on the days from November 1 to November 3, payment is made at the usual rate.
Will schools and kindergartens be open?
The long weekend coincides with the autumn holidays for schoolchildren. They will last from October 29 to November 5. November 6 and 7 are days off.
Kindergartens will not work in Bashkiria. But for those parents who continue to work, duty groups will be opened. To do this, they must provide a certificate from the employer about employment on non-working days. You can find out from your director whether there will be a group on duty in your kindergarten.
Will universities and colleges move remotely?
The Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Belarus reported that college students will not study.
Universities are now awaiting an order from the Russian Ministry of Education and Science. There are two options for the development of the event: either students will be transferred to a distance learning format, or the week will be completely non-working. At the universities themselves, only those services that ensure trouble-free operation of all systems will remain among the administrative staff.
In which regions can non-working days start earlier?
According to the presidential decree, heads of constituent entities can establish additional non-working days from October 23 and extend them after November 7 (also with the same wages) based on the epidemiological situation in the region.
Tatyana Golikova noted that regions with a dangerous epidemiological situation include the Kursk and Orenburg regions, the Komi Republic, Tatarstan
, North Ossetia, Mordovia, as well as Voronezh, Novgorod, Volgograd, Samara, Saratov, Chelyabinsk,
Sverdlovsk
, Omsk, Tomsk, Kirov and Amur regions.
Bashkiria among the regions with a “tense” epidemiological situation
, Perm region, as well as Ivanovo and Tyumen regions.
- The operational headquarters of Bashkiria has already determined that non-working days will not be introduced earlier and will be the same as throughout the country - from October 30 to November 7.
- A similar decision was made at the operational headquarters of Tatarstan. Here, non-working days also coincide with federal ones.
- In the Chelyabinsk region, the decision to establish non-working days will be made on October 21.
What other measures can be taken?
Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova also announced a list of recommended measures to limit the spread of coronavirus infection:
- Use of QR codes (in some regions there is a mandatory QR code system);
- Self-isolation regime for citizens over 60 years of age, persons with chronic non-communicable diseases and unvaccinated people, transferring them to remote work;
- Providing 2 days off for vaccinated employees after vaccination;
- Maintaining the mask regime and social distance;
- Prohibition on holding entertainment events and providing catering services from 23:00 to 6:00.
Will they support business?
The President instructed to provide support measures to small and medium-sized businesses and socially oriented non-profit organizations that were most affected by the worsening situation with coronavirus.
Thus, organizations will be paid based on the minimum wage per employee. It will be possible to submit an application remotely through the Federal Tax Service of Russia from November 1 to December 15. Payments will be made from November 15 to December 31.
The soft loan program for businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic will also be resumed. The maximum size of such a loan is 1 minimum wage per 1 employee multiplied by 12 months. You do not need to make any loan payments for six months. After this, the company will be able to repay the loan at a preferential rate of 3% per annum.
Holiday schedule by quarters
The modern educational system has two forms: semester and trimester. The first option is classic, and involves dividing the year into four quarters. Most schools, gymnasiums and lyceums adhere to the semester system, and vacations are determined according to it. For convenience, all clubs and sections also suspend their activities depending on the rest in quarters. Art and music schools also operate according to traditional schedules, familiar since time immemorial. This makes the learning process convenient, parents do not experience discomfort, teachers and students feel comfortable.
Please note that the academic year is divided into half-years, that is, into two semesters. And each half-year is divided into two more quarters, the fourth being the smallest. Between the quarters there are vacation periods, different depending on the time of year.
