Game NAME THE PROVERB
Children stand in a circle. Passing the flag to each other, they remember proverbs about soldiers and the Motherland.
Proverb options:
- Hero for the Motherland by the mountain.
- A brave fighter in battle is well done.
- The bullet fears the brave, but the bayonet does not kill the brave.
- Motherland. Know how to stand up for her!
- Feel free to go into battle, the Motherland is behind you.
- Your own land and in your fist.
Game GUESS AND NAME
This assignment will require pre-kindergarten work. The teacher must find photographs of cities that took part in the Second World War: Leningrad, Moscow, Stalingrad, Smolensk. The selection of photographs consists of modern views and views of cities during the war.
For example, Stalingrad:
Moscow:
The teacher asks the children questions:
- Which city do you know?
- What differences do you see between the photographs?
Military sports games in kindergarten on May 9 and February 23
Game REPORT
Children are divided into two teams. Each team receives an important package that must be delivered to headquarters. If a WWII veteran is present at the celebration, the package can be delivered to him.
The test for speed, agility and dexterity begins at the signal of the leader. Children need to overcome obstacles on the way to headquarters: run along a bridge, crawl under a wire, jump over a ditch, go through a swamp. The last participant gives the package to the veteran.
Another version of this game in kindergarten: a squad of four fighters moves towards the headquarters, moving the boards.
Game WOUNDED FIGHTERS
Girls dressed in nurse costumes take part in the game. To do this, you can use children's costumes according to professions. They play in twos. Opposite the girls sit boys - “wounded soldiers”.
At the signal, the girls must squat down to the boys, bandage their arms and legs, and deliver the wounded soldier to the medical unit. The boy walks leaning on the girl.
Game DELIVERY SHELLS
Children are divided into two teams. Each participant takes one stuffed bag from the basket.
Children receive a task - to deliver bags to baskets located at the other end of the room. To do this, the “fighters” will have to run around pins, jump over circles, and crawl under arcs.
Game HIT THE TARGET
This is a continuation of the game DELIVER THE SHELLS. Children take turns running the same way to the basket, take out one projectile from there and try to get it into the hoop. They run back and pass the baton.
Game CROSSING
Children are divided into two teams. The first participant stands with his feet in one hoop, the second holds it in front of him. At a signal, he throws the second hoop in front of him, jumps into it, and repeats the same thing with the freed hoop.
In this way you need to get to the counter, go around it and return to the team.
Game CONSTRUCTION
Each team is given a sheet of A2 size with a drawn diagram of military equipment, consisting of geometric figures (the contours of each figure are marked), and an envelope with colored parts for the diagram.
The number of parts in all schemes is the same.
The following models of military equipment were selected for the competition: tank, battleship, airplane.
Teams need to post a color image on the diagram.
