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Organization of children's sports tournaments

Welcome to the pages of our website. Since 2007, we have been organizing children's sports events for employees of the Fuel and Energy Complex of Russia.

For 10 years, we have organized sporting events dedicated to Children's Day. The holidays were attended by hundreds of children of different ages, everyone had the opportunity to spend time actively, usefully and with pleasure.

During sports festivals, various attractions operate, we organize competitions and fun contests, children get the opportunity to express themselves in various sports, and parents get to compete with them for prizes and just have fun.

Physical education as a school subject

Physical education is not only a school subject. It is also the spiritual, mental and physical development of a person. Therefore, the teacher’s task is to instill in the child a love of sports. One of the best methods is sports competitions.

At school they are held in the following sports:

• Basketball.
• Volleyball.
• Competitions in military applied sports.
• Run.
• Athletics (throwing, jumping, running).
• Winter sports competitions.

One of the additional tasks of physical education is introduction to new sports.

How to order the organization of a children's party and sports tournament?

Call us by phone and tell us the desired format of the event, the time it will take place, the number of children and adults, and their age.

Together with you, we will work out scenario options, locations, coordinate all related issues and begin organizing a wonderful turnkey children's sports event.

Tel. (ext. 6-65-29) Mobile. +7

Please call on weekdays from 10:00 to 18:00

Or write to email: [email protected]

How do we organize children's sports events for children?

• We are working on the competition program.
• We organize venues for events.
• We come up with scenarios and nominations for awards, prepare prizes, souvenirs, and memorable paraphernalia.
• We organize judging, the opening and closing ceremonies.
• We take care of delivery, accommodation, nutrition for athletes and holiday guests, and medical support.

We organize turnkey children's sports events in gyms and stadiums.

You only need to inform us about the number and composition of teams, the location and preferred format of the event.

What is special about children's parties and sports tournaments from?

Since 2005, we have been organizing tournaments, sports days, competitions among adults and children's non-professional sports teams. As part of a fun holiday, we can hold completely serious competitions among young athletes, and in addition, we know very well what kind of sports activity captivates and entertains children.

There are no problems with the choice of entertainment at our events - both adults and children find exciting activities for themselves in accordance with their age, level of sports training, temperament, and interests.

Name and motto

As already mentioned, each team must have its own name and motto. A well-known proverb says: “Whatever you call a ship, that’s how it will sail.” This is also true for sports.

At first glance, it seems that coming up with a name is easy. However, in reality this is far from the case. Initially, you should listen to the ideas of all team members and come to a common decision, and this is very difficult. After all, there are so many people, so many opinions.

It is best to focus on the character of the participants, their age, and lifestyle in the name. You can use the help of teachers. Just as students give nicknames to teachers, teachers give nicknames to their classes.

Sometimes the sporting competitions themselves come up with the idea. For example, if the competition is called “Cossack Fun,” then the team can be named “Bulava.”

In addition to the name, you also need to come up with an emblem and motto. The latter should not be too complex or long. A few words of encouragement are enough. Examples: “I see the goal, I see no obstacles,” “Together we are strong,” “Forward to victory.”

Sports competitions are not just physical education in a playful form, they are a real holiday for the whole school. Don’t despair if the team doesn’t win, because the main thing is not victory, but participation.

SCENARIO FOR AN EXTRA-CLASS SPORTS EVENT

The school's gym is decorated with posters, balloons, and garlands.

To the music “Heroes of Sports,” the competition participants enter the gym and line up on the left sideline.

Host: Hello, dear guys and distinguished guests! We are very pleased to see you all today in our gym! We are pleased to welcome you to our sports festival “Fun Starts”.

The festival of dexterity and will triumphs in our school. Everyone wants to compete, joke and laugh, show strength, dexterity, and prove dexterity. We are all happy about this meeting; we did not gather for a reward. We need to meet more often so that we can all live together!

Now it's time to meet the competition participants.

Command View

Each team represents itself in any creative form (name, motto, emblem).

Team 3a class. – “Skilled”

Motto: Not a step back, not a step in place, but only forward and only all together.

Team 3b class. – “Brave”

Motto: Always shine, shine everywhere and help friends in trouble.

Team 3v class. – “Dexterous”

Motto: You have to be strong and agile in order to get ahead of everyone.

Now that our teams have met, we wish them success in the competition.

Presentation of the jury members

Host: Not a single competition is complete without judges. Today at our sports competition our teams will be judged by the class teachers: 3a-Weisberg Tatyana Viktorovna, 3b-Mikhailova Olga Pavlovna, 3c-Nikishina Elena Valerievna and students of grade 10a.

Let the jury follow the entire course of the battle without a mistake. Whoever turns out to be more friendly will win the battle.

Word from the jury:

– We would like to wish you to show yourself at your best.

– To win a prize place, it’s better to be first, not second!

– Be honest in the fight and respect your opponent.

Host: And so, we met the teams, selected the jury, heard the parting words - it’s time to start the competition! In each relay race, the winner is determined by the shortest time and the number of errors. A team receives 1 point for a win, 2 points for second place, and 3 points for third place. The winner of the competition is determined by the fewest points scored. In case of equality of points, the winner is determined by the additional competition “Tug of War”.

Conducting a poster competition “WE are for a healthy lifestyle.”

Each team receives bonus points.

Leading:

To become an agile athlete, we will hold a relay race, We will run fast, together, everyone really needs to win! Even if everything doesn’t come right away, you will have to work! Hoops, balls are waiting for you, show your agility to everyone!

Presenter ( riddle for teams ):

Without beginning, without end. Round and without a bottom? (Ring)

Relay “The Lord of the Rings”

Participant No. 1 stands on the offensive line farthest from the starting line with a large hoop (support on the floor). Participant No. 2, holding a rubber ring in his hands, runs forward, climbs into a standing hoop, runs around the restrictive post, runs up to participant No. 1, hands him the rubber ring and takes the hoop from him. Participant No. 2 runs past the team, runs around the counter and in the passing corridor passes the rubber ring to participant No. 3, etc. The relay ends when participant No. 2 is on the starting line with a rubber ring in his hand.

Errors:

1. Avoid running around the counter – 30 seconds.
2. Running past the hoop – 10 seconds.

Relay “Harvest”

The team stands on the offensive line of the volleyball court. There are boundary posts on the front lines. There are small hoops on the center line and the far offensive line. Participant No. 1 holds 2 tennis balls in his hands. No. 1 runs to the first hoop puts 1 ball, runs to the second hoop puts the 2nd ball into the second hoop. He runs to the boundary post, runs around it, runs around the second post and passes the baton with a touch of his hand. Participant No. 2 collects the 1st ball, then the 2nd ball, runs around the counter behind the team and passes the tennis balls to the starting line. The relay ends when participant No. 16 passes the balls to participant No. 1 standing on the starting line.

Errors:

1. Do not run around the rack - 30 seconds.
2. The ball rolled out of the hoop and was not returned - 5 seconds.

Presenter ( riddle for teams ):

He is round, he is smooth, and jumps very deftly. What is this? (Ball)

Relay “Dexterous ball”

Participant No. 4 stands on the offensive line of the volleyball court, holding a medicine ball (1 kg) in his hands.

At a distance of 3 meters from each other No. 1,2,3. There are limit posts on the front lines. Participant No. 4 passes the ball to No. 3. No. 3 passes to No. 2, etc. No. 1, having received the ball, runs around the boundary post, runs past the team, runs around the post behind the team and passes the medicine ball on the starting line to the next participant, standing at the end of the column. At the moment when No. 1 runs along team No. 2,3,4 move forward. The relay ends when the last one passes the medicine ball to participant No. 4 at the start line.

Errors:

1. Avoid running around the counter – 30 seconds.
2. Going beyond the point – 5 seconds.

Presenter: While the jury is summing up the overall result of the competition, we will hold a “Guessing” competition with fans and guests of our competitions (guessing riddles on a sports theme is conducted by physical education teacher E. O. Tretyakova and assistant judges) :

1. They laid two paths so that the legs would rush through the snow, those fast, new maple legs. (Skis)
2. It’s not easy for me to pull myself up, I’m short. Every student knows what will pull us up... (Horizontal bar)
3. Oh, what a huge table! What kind of dinners is it for? No, we won’t dine here: We’ll pull the net tight - The ball bounces here and there. What's the name of this game? (Table tennis)
4. This horse doesn't eat oats, Instead of legs there are two wheels. Sit astride and rush on it. Just steer better. (Bike)
5. If you throw it into a river, it won’t drown, If you hit it against a wall, it won’t groan, If you throw it in winter, it will fly to the top. (Ball)

– Well done to the fans and guests of our competitions. You did excellent in this competition.

Bowling relay race

The team of participants stands on the attack line. Participant #2 has a medicine ball in his hands. There are iron collars on the midline. Participant #1 stands behind the goal posts on the offensive line. On command March! Participant No. 2 rolls the ball through the collar, participant No. 1, having caught the ball, runs around the post in front of the team, runs along the team, runs around the second post and passes the ball to the starting line. At this moment, participant No. 2 takes his place on the offensive line behind the goal posts. The relay ends when the last participant completes the task and passes the ball to participant No. 2, and participant No. 1 stands on the offensive line.

Errors:

1. The ball did not roll through the goal and the re-throw was not completed - 5 sec.
2. Avoid running around the posts on the end lines – 5 sec.

Competition “Tug of War”

The competition is held on a round-robin basis according to the drawing of lots.

Presenter: To sum up the results of the competition, the teams will line up in the center of the gym.

Today there are no losers, there are simply the best of the best.

Let the light of friendship in every heart, ignite a ray of good deeds.

The jury is given the floor to sum up the results.

Word from the jury:

And now we sum up the results, whatever they may be. We will be friends with sports, And we will cherish our friendship. And then we will become strong. Healthy, skillful, and dexterous, and brave.

The jury announces the results of the competition, the teams are awarded certificates, medals and sweet prizes (the song “Keep it Up”).

Presenter: So we found out the winner and prize-winners of the “Fun Starts” competition.

Thank you all for your attention, for your enthusiasm and loud laughter. For the fire of competition that ensures success. Now the moment of farewell has come, Our speech will be brief. We say to everyone: “Goodbye, Happy new meetings!”

Teams to the sounds of a sports march organized under the leadership of students of grade 10a. leaving the gym for their classes.

From the history of sports competitions

Almost every schoolchild knows the legend about the origin of the Olympic Games. These are the most famous sporting events. Various physical competitions were held long before our era. These included fist fights, horse racing, archery, throwing, etc.

The sport reached its highest apogee in ancient Greece, where the very first Olympic Games were held (776 BC). Only indigenous free residents could participate in such competitions. Women were not allowed to compete.

The principle of the games was fairness. A victory obtained fraudulently would deprive the participant of the title. To become a participant in the Olympic Games, you had to train hard for a year.

For the ancient Greek population, sport was a sublime and noble activity. A person who did not lead an active lifestyle was considered uncultured and without self-respect. There were no sports as such at that time. Sports competitions consisted of various physical exercises - jumping, running, throwing, wrestling... They also competed in chariot riding and horseback riding.

Eleven centuries after the first Olympic Games, these competitions were cancelled. The world-famous competition was revived only 1500 years later thanks to Pierre de Coubertin. He created children's sports unions and also organized international competitions. Pierre believed that sport is what unites nations and continents.

So, listening to Coubertin’s advice and arguments, the International Olympic Committee was created in Paris in 1894, and two years later the Olympic Games began to be held again.