Technological map of the role-playing game “On the Bus”

Role-playing game "Bus"

Education Committee of the Berezniki City Administration

Summary of a plot-role-playing game for children of the middle group

"Bus"

Developed by: teacher M.V. Onkova

Berezniki, 2021

Thematic role-playing game “Bus”

middle group

Target:

Improve children’s ability to unite in play, assign roles, perform game actions, and act in accordance with the general game plan.

Tasks:

Educational:

• Develop the ability to change your role behavior in accordance with the different roles of partners, the ability to change the game role and designate your new role for partners in the process of unfolding the game;

• Improve children's dialogical speech;
• Teaching children to implement game plans.

Educational:

• Develop skills of social behavior in society;

• Develop interest in joint games;
• Develop communication and creative abilities.

Educators:

• Foster a culture of behavior in public transport;
• Develop communication skills, friendships and partnerships.

Expected result:

children will show interest in participating in joint role-playing games, participate in discussions of games, distribution of roles, and experience positive emotions when fulfilling the assigned role.

Activities:

gaming, communicative, educational.

Game roles:

driver, conductor, controller, passengers.

Preliminary work:

conversation on the topic “Modes of transport”, “Professions” and discussion of illustrations; children's stories about traveling on public transport; didactic game “Rules of behavior in transport”, watching the cartoon “Tram number ten was walking”.

Equipment:

pictures depicting a bus and passengers; children's chairs, steering wheel, tickets for passengers, bag for the conductor, doll, terry scarf.

Progress of the game:

Children sit on chairs, the teacher stands in front of the children.

Educator

: Guys, do you like to travel?

Children

: Yes!

Educator

: In order for us all to go on a trip, we need to choose transport. What would be the most convenient way for us to travel?

Children

: by bus.

Educator

: Okay, let's go with you by bus.
(Shows pictures of a bus and passengers).
The bus won’t go by itself, who do we need for this?

Children

: The driver, and there is also a conductor on the buses.

Educator

: That's right, guys. Now we need to build a bus, let's build it from our chairs.

(Together with the teacher, the children build a bus, distribute the roles of driver and conductor as desired).

Educator

: And then everyone else will be passengers.

(Children take their playing places).

Educator

: Guys, I'll give a radio alert. Is everyone ready? Has everyone taken their seats?

Children

: Yes!

Educator

: Be careful, the doors are closing. The bus starts to move.

(The driver imitates the movements of the steering wheel, passengers sit on chairs, the conductor hands out tickets).

Educator

: Stop, peace, carefully the doors open.

(Passengers get off the bus. Passengers at the stop enter the bus. The teacher, dressed as an elderly passenger, enters the bus. All seats are occupied).

Children

: Sit down grandma.
(give way).
Educator

: thanks guys.
(sits down)
. What great kids, I know that we need to give way to the older ones.

(They drive on. The children's voluntary actions. Dialogue between the children and the old woman. The bus arrives at the stop, the passengers change. The teacher changes clothes, takes the doll. Enters the bus.)

Educator

: Here guys, look how small my doll is.

(The children pay attention to her and give up their seat. Stop, the teacher gets out. He gets on the bus as a passenger).

Educator

: Guys, I see the controller is approaching, we need to get our tickets ready.

(In advance, the chosen role of the controller, walks along the bus and checks tickets).

Educator

: Guys, everyone’s tickets are in order, where should we go on our bus?

(Various answers from the children. They go on a trip).

Educator

: Oh, guys, a tire has burst on our bus. What do we do now?

Children

: We need to pump him up.

(Children play out the situation according to their own plans.)

Educator

: Well done, now we can move on.

Educator

: So our journey with you has ended. Did you like it?

Children

: Yes, I really liked it.

Educator

: Then next time you and I will definitely go somewhere else.

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Author: Marina Vladimirovna Rukavishnikova, teacher of MBDOU No. 91 “Voice”, Bratsk, Irkutsk region. Description of material: entertainment scenario for children 4-6 years old (middle, older group). The material may be of interest to educators. The scenario can be divided into two games: an outdoor game, which can be played both in a group and on a walk with children, and a role-playing game “bus”. Goals: to develop children’s coordination of movements, dexterity, and enrich the motor system. To develop children’s ability to correctly select attributes for the game and complete assigned tasks. Strengthening children's ability to communicate with friends by playing a certain role. Creating a joyful mood. Attributes for the game: chairs, steering wheel, conductor's bag, tickets, hoop. PROGRESS OF THE GAME: Presenter (teacher): Guys, you’re feeling sad... do you want us to play? Children: yes! Presenter (teacher): Let's take a ride on the bus, not just a regular one, but a “Vesyoly” one? Children: Let's go! Presenter (teacher): But where can we get a bus? Let's build it! Children use chairs to build a bus. Presenter (teacher): So our bus is ready... Who usually drives the bus? Children: (children's answers)
driver, driver.
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steering wheel!
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Did you forget the words?
Driver: “Careful, the doors are closing! Let's move on! " Presenter (teacher): Now we need to choose a conductor. We will also choose, only this time we will hand over the bag to the conductor. Ready? Let's start! (Choose a conductor) Presenter (teacher): Conductor, look what’s in your bag? Of course tickets! You must give tickets to passengers and escort them to their seats on the bus. How are you going to do that? Conductor: Here's your ticket! Please sit down here! Presenter (teacher): Well done! You are an excellent conductor! And we guys will be passengers, and we will board the bus at different stations. Look, I’m putting a hoop in the center of our circle. We will walk with you in a circle, one after another, and sing a magic song. As soon as the song ends, 3 people must jump into the hoop. Whoever takes a seat at the hoop (stop)
will ride on the bus.
Shall we try? The wheels are spinning (the children pretend to be steering with their hands)
The motors are knocking
(we are spinning or knocking with our fists)
Our cheerful bus is calling for a ride for the kids!
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The wheels are spinning, the motors are knocking... Our cheerful bus brought us to kindergarten!
Presenter (teacher): stop “Kindergarten” So we arrived back to our kindergarten... Oh, look, the driver of the Fun Bus turned back into our (child’s name), and the conductor turned into our (child’s name), and the Fun Bus turned into our chairs, which need to be placed in their places.

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