Thematic lesson “Teremok” 2
This lesson is a continuation of our lesson “Teremok”. It can be carried out with children from 1 year old. At the beginning of the lesson we played “Wonderful Bag” - Danya looked for the fairy tale characters I named by touch. This wonderful game develops fine motor skills, imagination and memory. Each time the child, with a sinking feeling, took an object out of the bag, rejoiced at the find and looked at it in surprise. With children from one year old you can play the game “Yes-no”. Show your child different fairy tale characters and ask them to answer yes or no questions correctly while looking at them. For example, show a frog and ask: “Is that a frog?” - "Yes". Show the bear and ask: “Is this a wolf? - "No". Next we stage a fairy tale; if the child is big, then the leading role belongs to him. If this is a child of 1-2 years old, we try to encourage him to tell a fairy tale, finish the words, and repeat onomatopoeia. Then Danya and I completed tasks from different fairy tale characters:
- The mouse asked Danila to find 10 lima beans in the peas.
- The frog asked to bring them to the apples - the child, stepping over the cubes, carries ping-pong balls in a spoon.
- Bunny - plant a garden. I covered a candy box with brown paper and cut holes, Danya put cardboard carrots.
- Lisa asked me to make beautiful beads for her.
- Wolf - bring wood to heat the stove. We carried wooden planks (left over from renovation) along the massage path.
- Bear - help build a new tower. Dienesh blocks.
Then we played a role-playing game - all the animals (from the wonderful bag) sat down to drink tea. We made a table and chairs from the construction set, watered and fed the animals. We moved around a little - developing gross motor skills - we jumped like a bunny, walked like a bear, jumped like a frog. And Danya made an applique “Teremok”.
Thematic set "Teremok"
The kit includes 22 pages of materials for conducting 1-2 lessons with children from 1 year to 5 years.
Pictures for flannelgraph or table theater. And the tower can be made from cubes. It is best to organize a fairy tale at the beginning of the lesson. The youngest children should be involved in the telling of fairy tales, trying to get them to pronounce onomatopoeia. And older children can completely play as the heroes of the fairy tale.
The lesson itself is best based on the plot of a fairy tale from the arrival of the mouse to the arrival of the bear.
For this you can use the following materials:
Beads for the fox - The little fox-sister was walking to the little house and lost her elegant beads, we need to help her make new ones - we lay them out with pebbles.
The bunny on his way to the tower cannot cross the river; he needs to build a bridge. It can be folded from counting sticks or molded and laid out into logs from plasticine.
The bunny brought vegetables and fruits in a knapsack. It is necessary to divide it between him and the frog. The bunny gets vegetables, the frog gets fruits.
Who's the odd one out? - This task is best completed after the theater. Remember which hero was not in the fairy tale.
Find the outline of the fairy tale hero.
Help the frog get to the tower - lead him along the path.
The applique of the mansion is an excellent decoration for a fairy tale. Cut out character figures from a magazine or make one, remember your favorite fairy tale and put on a real performance. Let the child develop fine motor skills, speech, thinking, memory, imagination.
For the craft, prepare:
colored paper; a sheet of colored cardboard for the base (in this case, cardboard packaging from cardboard came in handy); simple pencil, scissors, glue.
Creating an application
1
. Get started by preparing the necessary parts. Their sizes may vary. Depending on this, the fungus will be taller or lower, thicker or slimmer.
- Cut out an oval mushroom stem from brown paper.
- Red color is useful for a semicircle hat.
- Cut out round and rectangular windows, don’t forget about the doors. For all this, use blue, yellow and orange paper.
- To bring the picture to life, cut out grass and a leaf from green paper, and the wings and body of a butterfly from purple and yellow paper.
2
. Don't rush to stick it on. Take a closer look. You may want to correct something, add details or remove elements that you think are unnecessary. And only at the last moment use glue.
Tired of the mess in your nursery? Tired of endlessly collecting toys for your child?
Victoria Pechieva and children: Nastenka 2 years 7 months. and Matveyka 9 months. Belorechensk.
To decorate the theater, I took a cardboard box from a mosaic and cut four holes in the lids the width of an A4 sheet. The box was painted with white titanium white, and the holes were covered with white self-adhesive paper and tape. Decorations are inserted into the holes like filmstrip slides.
As one of the decorations, I printed out a picture of a forest and houses and decorated them with gouache. Together with my daughter, I made one decoration based on the fairy tale “”, gluing the existing color pictures. Also, together with my daughter, using color pictures and glue, we made a decoration with a tower in two versions, and a simple applique with a tree, a butterfly, a cat, and a cloud.
The cardboard box decoration option is easy to fold and put away without taking up much space. In addition, you can insert any plot pictures for the performance you want as decorations - you can print them, draw them using various techniques, or make appliques. Your child is involved in the creation too! We already enjoyed playing our favorite “Kolobok” and “Teremok”.
Olga Antonenko and daughter Olesya 1 year 6 months Yaroslavl.
We needed: boxes, double tape, scissors.
To start, I cut out windows in the boxes. I had to add 2 pieces down. glued together for stability. Then I connected it using double-sided tape. I had to tinker with the roof, and in the end I added another box for an isosceles roof. Since “Teremok” is our favorite fairy tale, we will use the scenery all the time.
Alla Shuvalova and daughter Lenochka, 1 year old, Samara.
Theater - book
I present a theater-book that is convenient to take with you.
To begin with, I took 2 sheets of A4 size drawing paper. On the first sheet I drew a simple landscape in gouache: sky, clearing and forest.
I folded the second sheet in half and cut out the hut. I cut a window in one half, after which I painted the house. After drying, I painted the “interior” of the hut. To make the task easier, I opened a book with fairy tales and drew the shelf-mats... I think you can also make an applique if it’s difficult to draw.
Kudryashova Nadezhda and children Anya (4.5 years old) and Misha (1.4 years old), St. Petersburg.
Did you like the scenery for the play based on the fairy tale “Teremok”? Save it to your wall so you can make the same ones and act out your favorite fairy tales with your child!
