The scenario of the national holiday Nikola winter. Spring entertainment on Nikolin's day (May 22) for children of the older group. Scenario. Enter Emelya and Kozlik

Happy holiday! Nikola winter - folk traditions

Congratulations on the great Feast of the Orthodox Church



Saint Nicholas the Wonderworker is one of the most revered Orthodox saints. People pray to St. Nicholas the Wonderworker in a variety of life trials, and, as people testify, he soon responds to the prayers of believers.

They pray to Nicholas the Wonderworker for travelers (remembering how Saint Nicholas, by the power of prayer, calmed the storm that broke out at sea, which almost sank the ship on which the Wonderworker Nicholas was).

They pray to St. Nicholas for the successful marriage of their daughters (remembering how St. Nicholas secretly donated dowry money to the daughters of a ruined man so that they could get married).

They pray to the saint for deliverance from hunger. Even during his lifetime, Nicholas the Wonderworker became famous as the appeaser of the warring, the defender of the innocently condemned and the deliverer from a vain death.

There is no strictly obligatory list of cases in which to pray to each saint. Therefore, Saint Nicholas, like other saints, can be prayed for help in all difficult situations.


Prayer to Nicholas the Wonderworker


O all-holy Nicholas,


Pleasing to the Lord,


Our warm intercessor, and everywhere in sorrow


Quick Helper! Help me, sinful and sad,


In this present life,


Beg the Lord God to grant me


Forsaking all my sins


I have sinned from my youth,


In all my life, in deed, in word,


Thought and all my feelings;


And help me at the end of my soul,


Cursed, implore the Lord God,


All creatures of the Sodetel,


Deliver me from air ordeals and eternal torment,


May I always glorify the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit


And your merciful intercession,


Now and forever and forever and ever. Amen.





In the northern provinces of European Russia, there was a custom to slaughter in honor of Nikolai Ugodnik a “mykolts” bull, which was specially fattened by the whole village for three years. The meat of the bull was partially transferred to the church “for St. Nikola”, was partly eaten during the collective feast, arranged on this day by men.

In the Novgorod province, since Nikola Zimny, Christmas gatherings were held with clubbing on the basis of an artel, and a festive atmosphere. According to researchers, the correlation of Nikolin's day with Christmas time in the Novgorod regions is due to the development of the cult of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker here, who combined the features of an ancient pre-Christian deity with features not only of a number of saints, but also of Jesus Christ.

In many places in Russia, the so-called "Nikolshchina" was celebrated from Nikolin's day. They celebrated for several days, always in clubbing (“bratchina”), with a large amount of beer or mash from the grain of the new crop. Unlike others, this is a holiday for the old man, the Bolshak families and representatives of rural and rural families. The general fun and hunting for beer last at least 3-4 days, with the congress of all the closest relatives, and the neighbors were certainly invited. It is not right for him who refuses to club and avoids celebration: such a host is harassed with ridicule throughout the year. “Call a friend to the Nikolshchina, call a foe - both will be friends. Uninvited people go to the brotherhood. Bratchina judges, the gang - rows. Nikolytsina is red with beer and pies. Community issues were resolved at the common table, the disputants reconciled and treated, shared news, and talked about the world order. The youth walked, amused themselves with winter fun.

On this day, according to legend, Saint Nicholas descends from the heavenly fields to the snow-covered earth and walks across the face of the Russian Land, bypassing it - an ordinary one (in one day) - from end to end. And run away from him, even ahead of time, all the spirits of darkness. They say that winter walks with a nail on Nikola, gets along well, where it will cover with snow, where it will tuck in with snow, and where it will hammer in a nail so that the snow shingles do not break, so that it sings and hums in the chimney - winter patches the roofs with ice tar, envelops the snow more densely .

In winter, the start of courtship for Nikola. Young people begin preparations for Christmas gatherings, they agreed to buy a hut from some poor lonely old woman or widow, they prepared firewood, torches, outfits, they began to make Christmas masks for mummers and costumes for playing plays and scenes from the repertoire of the traditional folk theater.

In Catholic countries

Saint Nicholas with an assistant, and devils-mummers around them. Theatrical performance in Bavaria, Germany.

In Catholic countries, on the feast of St. Nicholas, before going to bed, children put [clear] large socks for gifts near the bed, in which St. Nicholas (Santa Claus) will put gifts for them.

Charity

On this day, many youth and youth organizations hold many charity events for orphans. It also celebrates International Day for the Poor.

Characters inspired by St. Nicholas is Santa Claus and his counterparts in other countries.

Russian proverbs

If winter leaves a trace before Nikolin's day, the road will not stand. If winter will forge the day on Mikhailov, then it will unforge on Nikola. There is frost before Nicholas - oats will be good. Hoarfrost on Nikola - to the harvest. If there is frost before winter Mikola, then barley must be sown earlier, if after Mikola - later (Belarusian). What a day in Winter Mikola, such a day in Summer Mikola. Two Nikolas: one herbal, the other frosty; one with grass, the other with winter.

Nikolin's day would come, and winter would come. Nikola would come up, and winter would come on a sled for him. Praise the winter after Nikolin's day. Winter is for frosts, and a man is for holidays. "Barbara to brew, and Mykola to zakue, and Sava varenyky to boil - already frosts, but already Kolyadas" (woodland). God Sedovlas sent winter to us. "Mikola and Varvara snatched the night" (Belarusian).

Malanya had fun on Nikolin's day, that she drinks worldly brew, and Malanya does not know what kind of hangover the peasants are beaten. The women called the Nikolsky guys to cook mash, but the women didn’t know that the guys only drink mash. One Nikola is herbal, the other is frosty. On Nikolin's day, there is beer in every house. Nikolytsina is red with beer and pies. For godfather Nikolytsin he cooks mash, for godfather he bakes pies. Call friend and foe to Nikolshchina. Invite a friend to the Nikolshchina, call a foe - both will be friends. Uninvited people go to the brotherhood. Bratchina judges, the gang - rows. The urban Nikolshchina runs down the street on a sled, while the village one sits in a hut and drinks brew. “Sava is Nikolai’s father, and Varvara is Nikolai’s uterus. He said: Do not celebrate me! Celebrate mother and father!” (Belarusian). Nikolin's day is the beginning of winter matchmaking. Nikola is the second intercessor after God.


Source - Wikipedia

To calm Russian folk music (orchestra recording), the children sit down in front of the scenery of the Russian hut. In the center - a screen with a rustic window (on cardboard), from which a Russian winter landscape is visible. By the window is a table with a samovar. Nearby are 2 chairs covered in a row. On the table are cups, sugar, bagels, a mill. To the right of the screen is a “stove” with utensils, on it is a cat (soft toy). On the left - a cradle and a book exhibition - books on folklore and about winter. Calendar of winter holidays.
FIRST LEADER (In an old Russian costume of one of the heroines of Katerina's lesson-performance): Hello, dear guests! Let's continue our journey into the past. Our people used to say this before: “If Nikolin’s day came up, there would be winter!” And so they used to say: “Winter is for frosts, and a man is for holidays!” Indeed, there are so many holidays in Rus' in winter! And they begin on December 19 (according to the new style). Winter Nikola brings with him the Nikola frosts. And the village people, waiting for them, grin: “Nikola would come up, and winter on a sled will come for him.” And why is Saint Nicholas so revered in Rus'? His image hung in every hut, in every village, in the city, a temple was necessarily built in honor of him. It is believed that his prayers pacify the unrest of the sea, according to his luminous word, terrible water storms subside. In my hands is an old Novgorod epic "About Sadko - a rich guest, and the king of the sea." It is in it that the great saint of God, Nikolai, is first mentioned. Now we will remember this epic together, but in the beginning I want to remind you that the epics were read in a singsong voice, and more than once you will come across already forgotten words, but try to understand them. For example (praises children for their ingenuity): hail - a city, guselki - a harp (musical instrument), yarovchatye - from a sycamore wood species, blackened - red, golden boats, a gray-haired - a gray-haired old man, etc.
Behind the screen, the second leading woman Arina is preparing figurines of a flat puppet theater. The first presenter - Katerina turns on the tape recorder along the way.
Sounds like Scheherazade by Rimsky-Korsakov. Above the screen, above the inscription "Nikolin's Day", against the backdrop of snowy waves, first appears a flat figure of Sadko with a harp, then an old ship, then Sadko with the Sea King.
KATERINA: Glorious in Novegrad
How was Sadko the merchant, a rich guest,
And before Sadok had no property:
Some were guselki-yarovchaty;
Sadko went to feasts and played.
Sadko wanted to glorify his Novgorod, bought goods and traveled across the blue sea to distant countries. I sold the goods successfully, got a lot of money and went back to Novgorod.
Strong weather converged on the blue sea,
Blackened ships stagnated ...
And it beats with a wave, tears the sails.
It can be seen that the king of the sea demands tribute from us.
The brave team lowered the barrel
Pure silver, a barrel of red gold.
And the ships will all move from their place on the blue sea.
Says Sadko the merchant, a wealthy guest:
Apparently, the king of the sea demands
Sadok himself...
How Sadko began to play in the gooselets of the yarovchata,
How the king of the sea began to dance.
Sadko played for a day, played others
Yes, Sadko also played and the third -
In the blue sea the water rippled
With yellow sand, the water was confused,
It began to break many ships on the blue sea.
Many righteous people began to drown.
How the people began to pray to Mikola Mozhaisk,
How it touched Sadok on the right shoulder;
He turned around, looking ... the old man, sedated, is already standing:
The old man says these words ...
A figurine of Nikola appears on the screen.
Behind the screen:

BABA ARINA (Speaks in a booming voice into a clay pot):
Oh, you, Sadko Novgorodsky
It is full to play gooselings of yarovchata!
KATERINA: Sadko Novgorodsky is speaking:
I don't have my own will in the blue sea...
BABA ARINA: The old man says these words:
And you pluck the strings,
Like, my guselki yarovchata have broken down.
KATERINA: The king of the sea stopped dancing, and ships with goods reached Novegrad safe and sound. Since then, Nikola Wet has been known as the protector of all travelers - sea and land. And among the people it was believed that it was on December 19 that Nikola the Pleasant descends from the heavenly fields to the snow-covered earth and bypasses Rus' from end to end. From that day on, they did not work in the village, but gathered in a hut and prepared for Christmas, Christmas time. And how - you now find out.
Out of width. The recording of a blizzard sounds. Baba Arina enters, trembling and groaning, with a log in her hand.
BABA ARINA: How fast it got dark today. No wonder they say: "A winter day is a sparrow's lope." Oh, and it's cold today! The trees are cracking, the ice on the river has barely broken through the hole. Yes, they say: "It's cold in winter, it's vodno in summer", "Snow to the roof - rye is even higher", "Winter without snow - there will be no bread." (Approaches the cradle). And you, Vanyusha, granddaughters, do not sleep? The nose is cold, now the grandmother will throw firewood, it will become warm in the hut. Oh, and I have a full hut of guests, but I didn’t notice! Now I'll check - you are my guests, or so - random passers-by. Do you love winter? Oh, I believe, I believe every animal - a hare and a hedgehog, but you - it's fine. Guess the riddles, then I'll believe:
Without arms, without legs, but draws.
(Freezing)
Uphill - a piece of wood, and from the mountain - a horse.
(Sled)
The fur coat is in the hut, and the sleeve is on the street.
(Stove)
And my grandmother also made this riddle to me, try to guess:
There is a cow in the field - golden horns. The cow is not dear to those that have golden horns, But to those that give a lot of milk.
(Mill and flour)
Well, well done! (Looks out the window, at the end - laughs). Oh, but where is Katerina lingering with me? Today Nikolytsina godfather Daria and godfather Marya will come, well, I ordered my granddaughter to place a path from the porch. And she plays snowballs with the boys, naughty! And our dog clung to the hem of the bug and pats it, it also wants to play. Look, look - Katerina Fedka, the neighbor's kid grabbed the snow by the scruff of his collar. It serves him right! And then yesterday I was walking with full buckets, and he hit me with a piece of ice, I almost fell. Oh, my bones are aching all day long - which means bad weather. Yes, I knew that there would be frost - there the sparrows had collected all the chicken feathers in the yard on Tuesday to keep warm. And the cat is climbing on the stove. And yesterday I gave Katerina a whisk and said: “Well, sweep the cobwebs in the corners for the holiday, so as not to be ashamed.” And she told me: “Grandma, I’m afraid that spiders are fighting here!”. "Oh, - I say - this is to frost."
Katerina's song "Oh, frost ..." is heard. Baba Arina sings along, joyfully, rushing towards her granddaughter.
BABA ARINA: Why are you so long, but light? Tea, chilled?
KATERINA: No, it was fun - Fedka hit me with a snowball, and I took him by the collar.
BABA ARINA: Yes, I saw it! Sit down by the stove, the firewood is on fire, and the guys are waiting for you! Yes, you froze your cheek! Holy Fathers! Well, I'll grease you with goose fat.
KATERINA: Oh no, it will hurt!
BABA ARINA: But if I don't grease it, it will turn black... Yes, and a hole will turn out. How will grooms kiss?
KATERINA: Come on, granny! (Laughs). And what are you hiding some bread? Is it for mice?
BABA ARINA: Pip on your tongue! What other mice? It's me (looks around, hiding), for ... brownie.
KATERINA: For what?
BABA ARINA: And they are different: babai, Belun, Vostrukha. Here's a baba, for example. This is an old man from the forest, walks in the evening, but looks out the window: which of the children does not sleep, pampers, that - in a bag. Well, he won’t touch our Vanyusha, (sings) “Our Vanya is smart, Mikhailovich is reasonable.”
KATERINA: And the Belun?
BABA ARINA: You will meet somewhere a tiddly old man, all in white, and wet under his nose. Do not disdain - wipe your nose, so you will have money in your wallet. Well, vostruha is for a husband and wife.
Feed him - he will do everything so that the spouses do not quarrel. These are the signs among the people, and beliefs.
KATERINA: And I, granny, found a comb in the snow today. What is this for?
BABA ARINA: And this means that the groom will visit you today, Danilo is yours.
KATERINA: Well, you again, granny, the guys are looking out. It’s better to tell me, why did the baboons at the well say so today: “Grey came - the plum was saddened”?
BABA ARINA: And what's incomprehensible here? Gray means gray-haired, old. Well, or else Nikola or Santa Claus is his name. Today is a special day in honor of him, ours, the old man's. On this day, old people go to get-togethers with each other, and attentive grandchildren give gifts to their grandfathers and grandmothers.
KATERINA: Oh, I completely forgot! So, grandma, close your eyes!
BABA ARINA: Why? Do you want to tickle again?
KATERINA: No, no! (Takes out a bright scarf, throws it on). This is a gift from me to you for Nikolin's day. Wear it in good health.
BABA ARINA (crying): Thank you, dear. I lived to see those happy days. Now I have a holiday in my heart. Kuma will come - he will be envious.
Baba Arina, forgetting about tears, flaunts at the mirror.
KATERINA: Grandmother, why is Nikolin's day celebrated twice a year? May 22, after all, is also Nikola, only the spring, they say, is the patron saint of horses.
BABA ARINA: Come on, sit down, wind the yarn, and make it stronger, and I'll tell you.
KATERINA: And why stronger?
BABA ARINA: So that the cabbage is born better, so that the heads of cabbage are tighter. Yes, and at Christmas you can neither spin nor wind, otherwise the children will be blind and lame.
KATERINA: Oh, what passions! Well, tell me.
BABA ARINA: They say that two people lived in the world, Nikola and Kasyan, they did a lot of good and endured a lot of suffering for the sake of faith. And so they went to heaven, straight to God. He says to them: “Be my helpers. One stand on my left hand, the other on my right. And gave them clothes of gold. And somehow he says to them: “Today you will go to the earth, to see how people live there: are they righteous or sinning?”. And they told him: “God, how can we go to earth in golden clothes?” And he led his hands like this, and they turned into beggars, and found themselves on the ground, near one village not far away. Kasyan went a little ahead, and Nikola lagged behind. Kasyan sees - a man with a horse in a ditch is stuck, look at him, he will dump all the pots from the cart. Well, the peasant asks: “Help me, they say, a nice person!”. And Kasyan told him: “What else! I'm not going, they say, to soil God's clothes! And passed by. And then Nikola arrived in time, he sees - a man got into trouble. Without waiting for a request, he helped to pull out the cart, only Nikola soiled all his clothes. Well, in the evening they return to God in heaven, they report everything to him. And God says to them: “But why are you, Nikola, a gift - you didn’t save it from mine, you splashed it all with mud?”
Nikola, ashamed, answered: “Forgive me, Father, it’s my fault, I had to help a person, and I got into trouble. And Kasyan is happy: “But I saved it!”. And God was angry: “Oh, what are you like - rags are more precious to you than a person? For this, you will be in hell for 4 years, and your day will be celebrated on February 29 only in Leap Year, and you, Nikolushka, already 2 times a year. Here is such a story.
KATERINA: How interesting!
Further it is assumed: for the younger ones - the game “Collect the balls”, as if Baba Arina scattered them from the basket; for the elders - the grandmother and granddaughter sing a love song, they say, food is good food, and the song is listening.
KATERINA: Grandma, how are we going to celebrate Christmas today?
BABA ARINA: Yes, just like that year. But she does not remember anything, because she was sick that year. (wipes his eyes). Already thought - will not rise. Well, tell me how you fell into the hole because of your girlfriend.
KATERINA: Well, we went to guess at Katerina-Sannitsa. In the afternoon, according to custom, they rode on a sleigh, sang ditties, and then they began to guess at the suitors.
Chastushki on Katerina-Sannitsa (December 7):
Girls - whites,
Get in my sleigh
I am a boy in a chuchka (a sheepskin coat with a velvet
collar and lacing)
I'll ride along the street.
Matchmakers came to me
On a gray mare.
All the dowry was taken
And I... have been forgotten.
What a darling not to ride -
Black horse?
Harness all under silver,
Talyanka is nominal.
Buy, tyatenko, skate,
Golden legs.
I will ride the girls
On the big track.
KATERINA: Well, we went to the ice-hole in the evening with Dashutka, because this fortune-telling is the most correct, well, I lay down on my back and began, without looking, to feel the pebbles in the ice-hole with my hand - you will catch a dark, rough one - such a life will be, and a bad husband , and you catch a smooth, light one - everything will be fine. And then Dasha felt funny, she let me into the hole, I almost drowned.
BABA ARINA: What a stupid guess! She came all icy, lay in a fever all the holidays.
KATERINA: So, granny, I want to know my life. You yourself said that Gad is the ancient goddess of fate and happiness.
BABA ARINA: Well, guess, only in a different way: go into the barn in the dark and pull out a log - smooth or rough. Then you will understand everything.
KATERINA: Was it fun that Christmas?
BABA ARINA: I’ll tell you in order: on January 6, on Christmas Eve, the Filippian fast ended, the family can only sit down at the table with the first star in the sky, the owner will pour grain under the tablecloth with a cross, then we’ll break the fast with juicy porridge and go to church.
KATERINA: And how did you cook porridge - wondered?
BABA ARINA: And then, how. It is supposed to say this (while twisting the spoon with your hand): “We sowed and grew buckwheat all summer. Large and ruddy buckwheat was born, buckwheat was invited to Tsar-grad to visit and feast, buckwheat went with honest oats, golden barley. The princes met the buckwheat, but the boyars. They sat at an oak table: we ask for favors to us with the whole court, but with our good. Then you look at the color of the porridge - you will know your fate from it.
KATERINA: What did you see?
BABA ARINA: That you will get sick, but you will recover, thank you, Lord!
KATERINA: Don't be angry, tell me more.
BABA ARINA: Well, we are going with a star on a pole to the church, where the priest will bless it. (By the way, when we are in church today, take the priest by the cassock so that the bees swarm better). Let's go, sing troparia, racei (spiritual songs). Let's light a candle in a star. (Recording of the ensemble "Svetilen" - "Son of God"). The bells on the pole are ringing, the ribbons are fluttering, colorful! We will come from the church, the youth, well, dress up and carol will go around the village. Some into a bear, some into a goat, some into a crane, some into a gypsy, into hell, a beggar. When I was working for a gentleman in my youth, they let me see the Christmas tree - oh, she is tall, in golden balls! And the lordly children also dressed up as mermaids, hussars, sorcerers, knights. Eye-catching! I go home, look at the sky. If at Christmas the paths are dark, Greek is born. If Svyatki is dark - the cows will be dairy, if Svyatki is light - hens are socks. Stars - to peas, berries, mushrooms. The weather for Christmas will repeat on July 12, on St. Peter's Day.
Katerina runs away and brings in a nativity scene (a two-story puppet theater).
KATERINA: Grandma, show the guys how well we made the nativity scene?
BABA ARINA: Here and there it is necessary to glue, the dolls are frayed. The top in the den is the sky, the bottom is the earth. Yes, and our masks fell into disrepair in a year. It can be made from birch bark, or it can be made from leftover dough.
KATERINA: Come on, let's start right now!
BABA ARINA: Uh, no, let's drink tea: boiling water is seething - the samovar is boiling!
KATERINA: Well, drinking tea is not chopping wood!
BABA ARINA: Before tea, my mother wore it, after tea, she walked herself.
KATERINA: I didn’t drink tea, what strength? And drank - completely weakened!
BABA ARINA: You will drink tea, you will remember your stomach - as if you ate a ram.
KATERINA: Well, come on, Baba Arina, let's have tea with sugar as a bite, with bagels to look at.
They blow, they drink, they puff.
KATERINA: Ugh, it's hot!
BABA ARINA: A lady sits in hell, asks for fried ice, Damn her stupid, they knock with a poker. (Laughs).
Catherine is crying.
BABA ARINA (scared): Offended or something?
KATERINA: No, my head hurts. (In a mockingly weak voice.)
BABA ARINA: I got sick again, that's the trouble.
Here Katherine laughs. Baba Arina beats her with a towel.
BABA ARINA: I scared you! But she wants to play it, to sing her song.
The song "Katina's head fell ill" with a demonstration of what they sing. At the end of the song, cardboard horses are shown and the suits are asked: black, brown, tan.
KATERINA: Well, now tell us what they play in nativity scenes?
BABA ARINA: In "heaven" - divine, as Mary and Elder Joseph went to Bethlehem for the census, but there was no place in the hotel and our Mother of God gave birth to Christ the Savior in a simple sheepshed, in a den - in a cave means. So it seems to me that she is riding through mountainous Samaria, the donkey knocks with her hooves, and she sings like our neighbor - Aunt Rachel. By the way, a Jewess, like Christ. Why they don't like it, I don't know. We are very friendly with her. My purse was pulled out at the fair, I go and cry, and she gave me money like that. Well, I always give milk and testicles to her kids. So, she sings, it seems to me, like Maria.
Katerina sings the Jewish melody "Ose Sholom", Baba Arina sings along.
KATERINA: What are we going to show below?
BABA ARINA: And let's talk about our village fools - Filya and Ulya! Then we will make the figures, but for now we will repeat the words.
Scene Phil and Ulya. With the song "Oh, you canopy!" walk in circles, meet and talk.
1. Hello, Phil!
Hello Ulya!
Where have you been, Phil?
By Grandma.
What did she give you?
Pancakes.
Where are they?
On the bench.
So they get cold.
Put them in the oven so they don't get cold.

2. Hello, Phil!
Hello Ulya!
Where have you been, Phil?
By Grandma.
What did she give you?
Sarafan.
Where is he?
I put it in the oven to keep warm.
What are you, Phil, you need to go to the locker,
on the shoulders, so as not to wrinkle.
With the song they pass a circle with bells.
3. Hello, Phil!
Hello Ulya!
Where have you been, Phil?
By Grandma.
What did you give?
Calf.
And where he?
In the locker hung on a coat hanger so as not to wrinkle.
You have to tie him in a barn, feed him hay.
With the song they pass a circle with bells.
4. Hello, Phil!
Hello Ulya!
Where have you been, Phil?
By Grandma.
What did you give?
Nastenka.
Where is she?
And I tied her in a barn, fed her with hay.
Yes, you need to sit at the table,
Drink tea, treat with sweets. Did you understand?
With the song they pass a circle with bells.
5. Hello, Phil!
Hello Ulya!
Where have you been, Phil?
By Grandma.
What did you give?
Piglet.
And where he?
He sat me down at the table, gave me tea, treated me with sweets. What a simpleton you are! I'll go to my grandmother!
KATERINA: Well, let's see what's in the chest on the stove at my grandmother's? Rhymes, fables, riddles, tongue twisters. Come in handy!
BABA ARINA: Have you ever gone caroling? And this is how we went. We walk in the dark, we tell my youngest granddaughter, Stepochka, to knock, he is like an angel, curly. People will open, let in: “What do you want?”. And he:
carols, carols, carols,
I'm alone with my mother
Don't try again...
Give me chocolate!
BABA ARINA: Well, how not to give such an angel. Give!
KATERINA: And I was small, so I asked:
carol, carol, carol,
I am alone with my father.
short skirt,
Give me a bagel.
short jacket,
Give me a pie.
KATERINA: This is for the little ones. Then everyone came in and let's praise the owners.
Already the owner of the house is like a falcon in a tower.
And the hostess in the house is like pancakes in honey.
Her kids are like candy.
KATERINA: Or like this:
The owner is a clear month,
The hostess is a red sun,
Small kids - frequent stars.
Give me a slice of bread
Half money.
Hen - with crest,
Cockerel - with a comb.
Thank you white swan!
KATERINA: And sometimes they don't.
BABA ARINA: Then threaten:
Who will not give beets - we will break the windows,
Whoever does not give ham, we will split cast iron.
Who will not give a penny - fill up the loopholes,
Whoever does not give bread - we will dump grandfather from the stove!
KATERINA: And if they are greedy anyway, like our neighbor - Fedulova's wife?
BABA ARINA: Well then, hold on! Tell her like this:
Oh, Fedulova's wife was very greedy,
Her fur coat is not sewn up, and her shirt is not washed.
Yes, and the husband is not hefty, lazy, clumsy.
Her father-in-law has a wet head,
And the mother-in-law - a pomelo, she was led to one side.
BABA ARINA: And pour water on her door, it will freeze - they will barely open in the morning, or throw clothes on a birch. Who wants to carol - in honor of Kolyada - the goddess of Peace and Feast? There are many who want to, but they don’t take just anyone into the carol ringers - you have to be talkative, quick-witted. First, let's warm up the tongue, fingers on the lips, make some spillikins:
Mishka, Grishka, where are the pants? Lost, lost?
At the end, he hits his puffed cheeks.
Now a fairy tale - we love her, this is a joke, they say quickly, with a show:
Chun, chun, chun, chun,
Don't sleep on the road
Drogs go at full speed,
Can crush legs
And the grandfather sits on the drogs - 280 years.
And holds on hand
Little grandson.
Well, it suits the grandson
Only the 110th year.
And at the chin
Short beard.
Into this beard
Can't fit anything
In addition to the bookshelf
Mousetraps with mice
Table with a chair,
And a bagel buffet.
Grandpa has a beard
Like from here, over there,
And from there - over there,
And from there to here.
If this beard
Yes, spread around the city,
They will walk on it
247 horses, 33 taxis,
2 Budenovsky regiments, 22 armored cars,
333 sappers and soldiers a whole regiment -
That would be the point.
Pa-pa-pa (Chernomor's March is sung to these sounds with clapping).
Children in the hall are laughing, because. can't repeat it all.
BABA ARINA: Well, then tongue twisters:
1. Tell us about your purchases!
About what about purchases?
About shopping, about shopping
About my shopping.
2. Two women were walking and talking
About shopping and about shopping,
About cereals and about sub-grains.
Then Baba Arina says 12 times in one breath: “Dust flies across the field from the clatter of hooves.” Children count.
BABA ARINA (laughs): You don't learn this right away. Let's slowly, then with acceleration, learn:
Showing movement.
Lambs are cool,
They walk in the mountains, they roam in the forests.
They play the violin, they amuse Vanya.
And the owls from the forest, with their eyes clap-clap,
And a goat from a stable with knives top-top.
Children are "turned on". Chosen carolers. They go with Baba Arina to change into an angel, a gypsy; inverted fur coats, take masks on sticks, On them, on a sieve, on a tambourine - words are pasted. At this time, Katerina is playing a Christmas game: the children line up or sit on the bench one after another and say the words:
Where was Slavik?
What is Savva's name?
What did he glorify?
Gingerbread? With whom?
Alone, don't eat alone.
A knock is heard. Voices of carolers.
Tra-ta-ta Tra-ta-ta Open the gate!
KATERINA: Who's there?
BABA ARINA (together with the children): Kolyada came on the eve of Christmas. Does the oven heat up?
KATERINA: It's getting hot!
BABA ARINA (together with the children): But we want a pie. The frost is not great, it does not order to stand. (stomp)
KATERINA: Pay off!
KOLYADOVSHIKERS: We don’t have any money - we borrow it ourselves,
But we have nothing to grieve -
We will sing and dance.
Make way people
Kolyada is coming!
They run out to cheerful folk music: the devil - with a washboard, a group of children - spectators - a noise orchestra.
GUESTS (in order):
BABA ARINA: I sow, I sow, I sow -
Happy New Year!
Hostess, dear mother.
Don't be lazy, get up.
Come on, aunty
The pie is sweet.
Don't give me a slice
Serve whole.
Cut thicker
Give me more.
CHILD: Give me a gut, a leg,
In the back window.
Give, do not break -
There will be a son - Nikolai!
Break off the edge
There will be a son - Yermolai!
BABA ARINA: Open the chest,
Take out the patch.
You will give us
We will praise you.
And you won't give
We will scold you.
Give us a start
Even a piece of fat
ham slice,
Butter pot.
CHILD: If you don’t serve a pie, there will be a chicken leg,
We are the cow by the horns.
That is the yard of devils,
Garden - worms.
BABA ARINA: Carol, carol,
Open up the gate
The bear has come
Found pies.
CHILD: Come on, auntie, come on,
You, swan, come on.
Or a dish of jelly,
Or a mortar of milk
Or give us porridge
In golden bowls.
How many donkeys in the forest,
So much for you pigs.
How many trees in the forest.
So many cows for you.
BABA ARINA: Master, merchant,
A good fellow,
We are dancing to you -
Dressed in kvass.
CHILD: Gossip - dove,
Donate splinters
For holy evenings
To games, to gatherings.
BABA ARINA: Knock, knock, knock,
Oh door heel
We don't go by ourselves
We have a goat.
I am your goat
Christmas Bodule,
Soot painted,
Painted with charcoal.
CHILD: Where does the goat go -
There life will give birth
Where is the goat's tail -
There is a bush there.
Where is the goat's foot
There is a lot of life there.
Where is the goat's horn -
There is a haystack, (falls)
BABA ARINA: Oh, what happened to the goat?
She fell!
Give me salo
To become a goat
sieve of oats,
Top - sausage. (They treat, the goat rises).
CHILD: Be-ee!
BABA ARINA: I sow, I sow,
I congratulate you on Christmas!
Ugly wheat,
Peas, lentils.
Who gave us the pie -
So the cattle yard.
ninety bulls,
One and a half cows.
To milk sour cream
To filter with oil.
To make the field green
And relatives so as not to get sick.
For the kids to grow up
To marry the girls!
You will live together for up to two hundred years!
"Artists" bow.
There is a mess in the hut, but Baba Arina is not angry. Lulling Vanya, who was awakened by the noise in the hut:
Hush, Little Baby, Do not Say a Word,
Don't lie on the edge.
Otherwise, the top will come,
Grabs Vanya by the barrel...
KATERINA: Granny, can you guess until what day?
BABA ARINA: Again for your own! Before baptism. By the way, let's see what our guests will have today.
Katerina sings podblyudnaya, guests under a scarf in wheat get out: Key - to a new apartment or car, Ticket - to travel, Ring - to a wedding, Coin - to wealth, Pen - you will go to study, Comb - to a new hairstyle, Pacifier - to increase in family, etc.
KATERINA: Granny, they say the best thing is to throw the ring into a glass of water. What do you see?
BABA ARINA (At first scared, then smiling): Oh, what is there? I see the letters... "The lesson has come to an end." (Reads in a glass as if).
Asks questions about the content of the lesson-performance.
KATERINA: Goodbye, dear guests! Live well - visit us often!

Winter holidays script


"Winter get-togethers"

The scenario will introduce primary school students to the winter holidays of the folk calendar, fun games, nursery rhymes, as well as soulful folk music and incendiary Russian folk dances.

Characters: barkers - children; old women, aunt Praskovya are adults.

Goals and objectives:
creation of conditions for the manifestation of the creative activity of children;
removal of complexes, "emancipation" of students;
improving the spiritual and moral culture of children through acquaintance with Russian folk traditions and customs;
education of love for the family, the Motherland;
replenishment of knowledge in the field of Russian folklore.

Equipment:
table;
samovar, earthenware and wooden utensils, tongs, pokers, towels, cutting boards, colorful scarves, a spinning wheel;
costumes of the presenter and children;
holiday dates of the Russian folk calendar drawn on A4 sheets, for example: December 14 - "Naum Gramotnik" and others;
posters: "January will freeze and nail"; "Naum instructs the mind"; "December ends the year - winter begins";
audio recordings of Russian folk songs;
loaf and bagels to encourage children.

Homework for children:
learn to pronounce tongue twisters;
pick up proverbs about winter;
remember counters.

Decor:

The scene is decorated as the interior of a peasant's hut (Russian folk style). In the center is a table, on it is a samovar, earthenware and wooden utensils; next to the right - a stylization of a Russian stove, household items (grab, poker). The walls are decorated with towels, cutting boards, colorful scarves. A prominent place on the stage is occupied by a spinning wheel - the decoration of the home. The host is dressed in a Russian folk costume. Guests must also be dressed in accordance with the theme of the holiday.

(Callers enter the stage.)

Barkers:
Hey honest people
Come on, don't stop!
Not thunder, not dance,
Today we have a holiday!
What is our holiday
We will tell now.

This holiday will be unusual. Let's go to visit Aunt Praskovya.

Guests invited and welcome,
People old and young
Married and single
Please don't be shy
Join us.

(They knock on Aunt Praskovya's house.)
Aunt Praskovya, can I visit?

Aunt Praskovya: Welcome, dear guests! (In the hands of a towel, on which a loaf.)

We welcome dear guests with a round lush loaf. It is on a painted platter with a snow-white towel. We bring you a loaf, bowing, we ask you to taste! We have gathered for a chat, for fun. As once our great-grandfathers, well, and great-grandmothers came with them to winter gatherings, to songs, pies, yes come on. You guys already know that in the autumn they celebrate the holiday of the Intercession (October 14), and in January they will celebrate the New Year (January 1), Christmas Eve (January 6), Christmas (January 7), they will tell fortunes at Christmas time (twelve holidays between Merry Christmas and Epiphany (January 19)).

1st student: The interval from Pokrov to Svyatok included a cycle of agricultural work associated with slaughtering and threshing. Before Phillips Day (November 27), they tried to complete the processing of flax. After that, the spinning of the tow - yarn - most often at "supryadka", youth gatherings or evening parties began.

2nd student: November 21 - Michaelmas day. It was impossible to work that day. It was said that on Michaelmas day the sun plays for God.

Aunt Praskovya: And how do you understand this proverb? (Children's answers.)

3rd student: December 14 - the day of Nahum the Literate. There was a custom on this day to give the youths as apprentices to deacons, rural literates.

4th student: December 25 - Spiridon's day. Ideas about the beginning of the addition of a sunny day are associated with this day (according to the sign, "from Spiridon the solstice, the sun - for summer, winter - for frost"). And they also said "it's clear in Spiridony - there are severe frosts ahead." In a number of places, on the day of Spiridon, they tried to thresh grain for seeds. If you grind later, the grain was considered "immature".

Aunt Praskovya: Thank you, how much you know! What is the date today? (Children answer.) Why, from December 14 to December 19 there was a "gulyan" week! These days they sang songs, danced round dances, joked and played. This week was a rehearsal for Christmas. It ended with Nikolai's day. Winter Nikola is known for the fact that winter maiden divination began from this holiday. Have we told you a lot about the holidays from November to January? And now imagine that the work has already been completed and you can play. Which of you knows more jokes and nursery rhymes? Whoever gets to drive, he tells!

White hare, where did you run?
In the oak forest.
What did he do there?
Lyko fought.
Where did you put it?
Under deck.
Who stole?
Rodion.
Get out.

1st student:
long-legged crane
Went to the mill
I saw a curiosity.
Goat grinds flour
The goat falls asleep
And the little goat
Throws out the flour.
And the lambs, cool horns,
They play pipes.
And white-sided magpies
Let's go dancing.
And the crows are watchful
Send notes.
An owl looks around the corner
He stomps his feet, shakes his head.

Aunt Praskovya:
Tara bar, it's time to go home
Milking cows - you drive!

2nd student:
Like on a river, on a river
The redhead rode a bull.
redhead asked:
What did you dye your beard with?
I am not paint, not brush,
I lay in the sun
He kept his beard up.

Aunt Praskovya:
An apple rolled past the garden,
Past the garden, past the city:
Whoever picks it up will get out!

3rd student:
How the fox walked along the path,
Found a letter in the cotton,
She walked through the forest
Shouted in a loud voice:
- How I tore the stripes,
How I wove paws,
So she sat on a stump
And I read all day!
It's like the sky is falling
And the whole earth will burn!
The fox will have nowhere to live -
The fox will grieve!

Aunt Praskovya: Oh, and thank you! You introduced us to old rhymes. And now please with a Russian song.
Tara-tara, tara-ra,
The girls are coming from the yard.
Songs to sing and dance
Amuse everyone around.

♫ (Children sing the song "The Red Girls Came Out")

Red girls came out
Walk out of the gate into the street.
Ai lyuli, ai lyuli, ai lyuli,
Walk out of the gate into the street.
Carried out red girls
In white hands according to the nightingale. Ai lyuli, ai lyuli, ai lyuli,
In white hands according to the nightingale.
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The nightingales will whistle in their hands,
The red girls are walking around.
Ai lyuli, ai lyuli, ai lyuli
The red girls are walking around.

Aunt Praskovya:
There are talents in Rus',
I speak confidently!
Since the people are still singing -
So all is not lost!

♫ (Two old women come on stage and sing.)

Old ladies:
Laughter, amusement heard -
We ran straight to you.
Where nursery rhymes sing -
They live happily there.
Really, Danilovna?
True, Gavrilovna!
Inseparable old women -
We live in a forest hut.
Hut on a bump,
Upholstered in pancakes
Covered with fritters.
There is a fence around
Pies with cottage cheese.

Aunt Praskovya: Oh, look, while we were having fun here, a wonderful chamomile has grown. This flower is not simple, it is a patter chamomile. You need to pick a petal and read the tongue twister three times. Well, who is better?

tongue twisters

From the clatter of hooves
Dust flies across the field.

Senya wears hay in the canopy,
Senya will sleep in the hay.

Get up, Arkhip, the rooster is hoarse.

The bull is stupid, stupid bull,
The bull's lip was blunt.

Aunt Praskovya: Well done, guys! Do you know how to solve riddles?

He sat on the fence, sang and shouted.
And when everyone gathered, he took it and stopped.
(Answer: rooster.)

One hundred and one brothers, all in one row
Together they stand.
(Answer: fence.)

Not a bull, but butting
Not eating, but enough.
What grabs - gives,
Back into the corner again.
(Answer: grip.)

Ride on a kolobok
Until it became a sock.
(Answer: ball.)

Aunt Praskovya:
Oh, the soul of the Russian people is wide!
And wherever you are in the wilderness,
They just took spoons
And they played from the heart!

♫ (The ensemble of spoon players performs to the Russian folk melody "In the garden, in the garden.")

People in Rus' have always loved to dance. In a dashing dance, the soul of the Russian people is revealed.
Go around the whole planet
There is no better Russian dance.
Balalaika and accordion
They kindle a fire in us.

Guests came to our party - this is a folklore ensemble. Meet them.

♫ (Performance by the guys from the senior group of the folklore ensemble.)

Did you guys enjoy the party? Thank you, you made me happy, you won’t be full of games and dances. I invite all children to tea with pies.
Here the sun has set
The party has closed.
Come back to us -
We are always glad to have guests!

(The holiday ends with tea.)

- conversation script for children of senior and preparatory groups

Children and parents enter the hall. They sit down on the chairs prepared in advance. Part of the hall is fenced off with a curtain. Behind him

- the interior of a peasant hut. The presenter enters

- group tutor The phonogram of the bell ringing sounds.

The more we value the past,

And in the old we find beauty,

At least we belong to a new one.

Mother Russia! Praise to you!

You've seen a lot over the centuries

Whenever you could speak

That would tell a lot.

What wonderful words! So we will now talk about how people lived in the old days, what they did. The day is getting shorter and shorter, and now, finally, "the sorceress-winter herself is coming." The first, most severe frosts occur on winter Nikola

- December 19th. No wonder they said in the old days: “Nikola bridges bridges on the rivers, makes trees crack in forests and parks.” Snow covers the ground more and more, the first snowdrifts appear.

Children are very happy with the snow.

Why do children enjoy the snow?

What kind of work did the men in the village do in winter?

What kind of work did the women do?

Yes, in winter there is nowhere to rush, the weather does not drive. Men carried hay from the field, carried firewood from the forest, chopped it, carried water, fed animals, cleared snow from paths, wove bast shoes, hemmed felt boots, and worked as a carpenter. Women ruffled flax, spun, knitted, embroidered, did needlework, and took care of the stove.

Winter in the folk calendar

- the most “rich” time of the year with holidays. When the harvest is already harvested, the period of entertainment begins. What were the entertainments? They played weddings, arranged parties, celebrated the New Year, Christmas.

In the evenings in the huts, the boys and girls gathered for gatherings. Here we are with you now look at the light.

The curtain opens, candles burn, the host enters the hut.

Leading.

The winter evening is dark, long,

I'll count forty trees

I'll tie a sock

I'll straighten it up a bit.

I'll call the guys for a get-together!

There will be songs, there will be dances

And a game of burners.

Hey girls girls

Cheerful, jolly!

Hey, well done boys

mischievous bastards,

Come dance

Pass the winter evening!

Children enter with refreshments.

Children. To your hot hut

We came with gifts.

Leading.

Come in, dear guests, come in.

Welcome. Come on in and sit down.

(Children look at the treat). Oh, guys, well done, how good the gifts are. Pies and rolls straight from the oven.

And now let's sit down and talk okay. They used to love to receive guests. And there was such an old custom, the custom of hospitality. And tell me, kids, what kind of custom is this, how were guests received? If a belated traveler came in, he was greeted with a bow: “You are welcome!”, seated at the table, treated to everything that was in the house from food. If a guest came in during dinner, he, after praying, said: “Bread, salt,” and the host answered: “Welcome, eat bread and salt.”

And also, kids, there was a good custom when people helped each other. If trouble came to the house, people did not wait to be asked for help, they were there in difficult times. If someone built a hut

- everyone helped. Do not forget the elderly, orphans

- brought them food, harvested together.

And now, kids, let's remember the proverbs about the host's hospitality and kindness.

The owner of the oars

And the guests are happy.

The guest is satisfied

And the owner is happy.

Do not feel sorry for the guest, pour thicker!

For a dear guest and the gate wide open.

Whatever is in the oven, all on the table are swords!

A lot of guests

- a lot of news.

It is bad for those who do no good to anyone.

A good deed lives for two centuries.

With the world on a string

- naked shirt.

If you wish well, do well.

Live for people, people will live for you.

As it comes around, so it will respond.

When you do a good deed, do not boast, do not trumpet it everywhere.

Leading.

Remember, children, these wise folk proverbs. Try to be the same kind and hospitable. After all, it’s not for nothing that the proverb says: “As it comes around, it will respond.”

And now boys

Get in the circle quickly

Yes, dance more cheerfully.

The boys are tying scarves.

Boys.

We begin to sing ditties,

Please don't laugh

There are a lot of people here

We can get lost.

Oh, bye, bye, bye

Swan in the garden

Bird cherry white,

What love has done.

Boys. My sweetheart is beautiful

She lived across the river

Wanted to see

Swam in the sieve.

I found myself a bride

They say she's rich.

She has two friends

And a horned goat.

I'm for you, grandfather Ivan,

I put the cat in my pocket.

The cat is crying and crying

Loudly scolds grandfather.

In the swamp, in the snow,

A mosquito bit a flea.

A hare sits on a birch

Dies with laughter.

And in our yard

frogs croaked,

And through the puddles barefoot

The girls were jumping.

I go, I go, I go

Dogs are barking in the pond.

What kind of joke are you barking?

Because you don't know me.

Leading.

Hey chick girls

Sing ditties.

Sing it fast

To please guests.

Girls.

Let me dance

Allow me to stomp.

Is it in this house

Are the floorboards cracked?

Healthy, great

At the gates of Yegorov,

And at our gates

Everything goes the other way around.

Don't scold me, mother

For lipstick and perfume

After all, you didn't buy

Grooms bought.

I was swinging on the swing

Lost a brooch

Don't scold me, mother

I love Alyosha.

I'll go out, I'll go out to dance

In brand new shoes

All the guys say

That I am like a picture.

Yaroslavl guys

small

- remove.

I rip our chicken

They led on a rope.

Don't scold me, mother

That I've caught a cold.

I'm at Kolya's in the corridor

Learned to dance.

My friend, oh, good,

Yes, the sprout is very small,

Walked me home

I sneezed and he fell.

I am a fighting girl

And I won't disappear anywhere.

I'll fall from the plane

I'll shake off and go.

We sang ditties to you

Is it good, is it bad

And now we ask you

For us to be applauded.

Leading.

Oh, yes, well done guys, they cheered us up.

Soundtrack sounds.

Leading.

We are proud of the old

She became our family.

Always make someone happy

Our great-grandfathers work.

Well, kids, have fun, it's time to get to work. Business before pleasure.

Children with their parents do needlework, weave ropes. Soundtrack sounds.

Leading.

Russia, Russia, expensive regions.

Russian people have been living here for a long time.

They glorify native spaces,

Razdolny songs are sung.

Children together with their parents sing the song "Hello, winter guest."

Leading.

And we not only know ditties, but also jokes and jokes.

A joke song is played: "Kum sparrow and godfather."

— Is the sparrow at home?

- At home, gossip.

— What is he doing?

- The patient is lying down. Sore, sore heels.

- Go, godfather, to the garden, pluck the grass-mint, steam your heels.

- I soared, gossip, I soared, my dear. And the steam does not take me, only gives the heart!

— Is the sparrow at home?

- At home, gossip.

— What is he doing?

- The patient is lying down. Sore, sore shoulders.

- Go, godfather, you're in the garden, pick buckwheat grass, put on your coat hanger.

- I soared, gossip, I soared, my dear. And the steam does not take me, only gives the heart!

Leading.

Like our neighbor

The conversation was fun.

And we have the whole yard

Even more conversation.

- in the gusli, ducks

- in the pipes,

cockroaches

- in drums

- in rattles,

- in balalaikas,

- in beaters,

And the merry starlings played bells.

They play, play, amuse everyone.

The scene "Ulya and Filya" is being played. Filya and Ulya in Russian national costumes. They read the text of the joke and dance to a Russian folk dance tune.

Hello Phil!

Hello Ulya!

Where have you been?

At mother.

What did mother send gifts for?

Mother sent pancakes!

Where are they?

I put them under the bench!

What an eccentric you are, Phil!

How about you, Ulya?

I would put them in the oven, you would come and eat.

Okay, Ulya, next time I'll do it ...

Filya and Ulya disperse to a Russian folk melody, then meet again, greet each other.

Hello Phil!

Hello Ulya!

What did the mother send?

Mother sent a sundress.

Where is he?

I put it in the oven.

What are you, Phil, an eccentric.

How would you?

I would hang it in the closet.

Okay, Ulya, next time I'll do it ...

Filya and Ulya again disperse, dancing, then meet.

Hello Phil!

Hello Ulya!

What did the mother send?

Mother sent a ram.

Where is he?

I hung it in the closet.

What are you, Phil, an eccentric.

How would you?

I would take him to the barn, give him hay, give him water to drink.

Okay, Ulya, I'll do that next time. Filya and Ulya part ways, then meet.

Hello Phil!

Hello Ulya!

What did the mother send?

Mother sent Nastyushka.

Where is she?

I took her to the barn, gave her water to drink, gave her hay.

What are you, Phil, an eccentric.

How would you?

I would have put her at the table and given tea to drink.

Okay, Ulya, I'll do that next time.

Filya and Ulya part ways, then meet.

Hello Phil!

Hello Ulya!

What did the mother send?

Mother sent a pig.

Where is she?

I sat her at the table and gave her tea.

What are you, Phil, an eccentric. Phil-simple!

Free dance by Fili and Uli followed by an invitation to dance for all the children.

Leading.

Well done kids. You have done a good job. And now I will give you talismans that you hang on strings. And you know that in the old days they were very fond of tea.

We drank tea as much as ten glasses and said: "To drink a tea

- Don't cut wood. So we will now invite our guests to the table. Remember, children, how hospitable hosts invite: "You are welcome." And here come the pies. (Takes pies out of the oven.)

As the proverb says: "Whatever is in the oven, all on the table are swords."

Invites everyone present to the table. Games are played after tea.

Leading.

Who has a gloomy look,

The music plays again.

Get it together, kids

The Russian game is waiting for you.

The game "Ring, ring".

Together with the parents, they choose a leader with a rhyme. Children sit on a bench, fold their hands. Two remain standing. One of them (leader)

- a ring. Everyone begins to pronounce the text and shake their palms folded together to the beat. The driver with a ring in his palms alternately approaches each of those seated and unnoticed by one of them lowers the ring. The second person standing must guess who has a ring in his palms. If he guesses correctly, he sits in the place of the one who had the ring.

If not, everyone says in unison: "One, two, three, ringlet, run." The child with the ring runs away. The one who guessed, rushes after. The players say:

Ring, ring, roll on the porch,

Through the field, through the meadow, come back, making a circle!

G. Naumenko offers a variant of the game with a slightly different name “In rings”.

Children sit in a row and fold their palms in a “boat”. The driver puts his palms in the palms of each participant in the game. To one of them he must discreetly leave a "ring"

- a ring, a pebble, a nut, which is sandwiched between his palms. At the same time, he says:

I'm walking along the bench

I bury a gold ring

In mother's teremok,

Under the father's castle.

You can't guess, can't guess!

I can't tell you, I can't tell you!

Those seated answer:

We've been wondering for a long time

We have been looking for a ring for a long time

All behind strong locks,

Behind oak doors.

Then one of the players tries to guess who has the ring hidden. He is told:

A ring rolled from the red porch

Through the barns, through the cages, through the barns, through the passages.

Find the golden ring!

If he finds who has the ring hidden, they simultaneously run in different directions with him, running around the shop. Whoever sits first in an empty seat is the driver. He hides the ring again. .................. Animations, templates Programs Class hour Aphorisms and quotes Games and competitions Quizzes Scenarios Songs Songs - alterations Facts, stories Toasts - script by Nikola Zimniy - script by Nikola Zimniy

Entertainment on "Nikolin's Day" (May 22), festive leisure for children of senior preschool age 6-7 years old.

Solovieva E.A., musical director of GBDOU No. 3 kindergarten "Andreika", St. Petersburg.
Target: Teach children comic folk entertainment.
Tasks:
Educational:
to form children's ideas about folk holidays.
Developing:
develop interest in folk poetry (riddles, ditties, nursery rhymes, jokes, etc.);
develop artistry and individuality;
develop speech, memory, imagination of children.
Educational:
instill love and interest in the traditions and customs of the Russian people, introducing them to the origins of Russian culture;
to cultivate intelligence, artistry, friendly qualities, a culture of communication.
Materials and equipment: The hall is decorated in folk style. The script includes Russian folk games, nursery rhymes, fun.
The course of the holiday.
Children in Russian folk costumes enter to the music and line up in pairs in a semicircle.
Leading: We invite you to the holiday and start dancing!

Folk dance.

After the dance, the children sit on chairs.
Leading: Today - May 22 - St. Nicholas Day, the day of memory of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker. It is also called Nikola Veshny, that is, spring. This is one of the most revered saints in Rus'. The folk calendar distinguishes two days dedicated to St. Nicholas the Pleasant: Winter Nikola - December 19, and Spring Nikola - May 22. Both Nikolas set the weather. "Nikola Veshny - with warmth, Nikola Zimny ​​- with frost." For a long time, on this warm spring day in villages and villages, it was customary to get together, sing songs, dance round dances, joke merrily, and not quarrel! We will meet this day today, as we met it before in Rus'! Let's have fun playing, remember St. Nicholas with goodness!

Comes Skomorokh.
buffoon: Gather people, joy awaits everyone today!
Funny, dancing, jokes, funny jokes!
Leading: Guys, do you like to guess riddles? Try to guess what it is?
Puzzles:
1. Worn by women, old women,
Little girls wear
To the corner corner
Complicated colorful ... (shawl)!
2. He is like a round saucepan,
He is dirty, not clean,
Where is the coal in the oven?
Cook porridge ... (cast iron)!
3. Masha and Antoshka are dancing
Under the cheerful (accordion)!
4. Hair your friend-
Long-toothed ... (scallop)!
5. Girlfriends love
With poppy seeds bagels and (drying)!
6. He will play along with me in ditties,
Though not an accordion.
Dive into soup at dinner
Painted ... (spoon)!
Leading: I invite spooners to the holiday without any fuss! You do not sleep, do not yawn, play on spoons for us!

Spoon game.
Children sit on chairs.
Leading:
Tanya and Vanya are sitting
Looking in all directions!
(two children, a girl and a boy, go out and sit on a bench)
"Tanya": Let's play, fool around, let's have fun for all the guys!
"Vania": Yegorka sat down, ate all the rolls,
He put the bowl, he didn't leave us!
"Tanya": Our Ksyusha is thin,
Like a wild straw.
And he puts on shoes,
How the bubble inflates.
"Vania": Earring-sandal,
drags a basket,
Runs across the field -
Dust is flying!
"Tanya": Our cat jumped out the window, sat on a bump, ate a mosquito!
"Vania": The goat took a walk in the morning, got into a fight with a horse in the yard! Ate a bunch of cabbage
and said: "How delicious!"
"Tanya": The frog jumped and jumped, and fell into the swamp!
One of the children gets up, approaches them:
Hey you teasers
Bar of soap in mouth.
Stop cursing
Let's play!
Leading: The sun is rising, the game is on! Let's choose Yashka, the red shirt! (counts children): A bear with pies is sitting behind the glass doors, hello, my little friend, how much does a pie cost? A pie costs three, but you will drive! (the chosen child is Yashka, he is blindfolded, they give him a basket).
Leading: Yashka walked around the fair, bought a pie! Yashenka, do not yawn, play fun with us!

Game "Yashka":
Yashka sits in the center, the children walk in a circle and sing.
Sit, sit, Yashka,
Red shirt.
What's in the basket? Yashka: Pie!
Get up, our Yashechka, my friend!
Tren-tren-ti-ri-ri, (“they play the balalaika”) Catch us as soon as possible!
Yashka catches children. Whoever he catches by the hand, he stops, turns to "Yashka" and says to him: "Yashka, my friend, give me your pie!" Yashka should answer: “Eat, my friend! On health!
The game is played as many times as necessary according to the needs of the children (4-5-6 times). When you need to finish, the host will say: Yashka fed everyone, but forgot about the cat! Run home, everything is with you! (all children run to the chairs)
Leading: Hey, laughter girls and well done guys, sing ditties, have fun from the heart!
Chastushki:
1. Look at the guys
Everyone is sitting on benches!
Ate delicious porridge
And they barely laugh!
Chorus: (all children sing it)
Ash-you, Ash-you
You speak the truth! (2 times)
2. And the guys in the yard
Have fun in the game!
So they painted themselves, - Even mothers did not recognize!
Chorus: ......
3. I'm not afraid of dogs
I'm not afraid of quarrels and fights!
I am the strongest hero
Everyone bypasses!
Chorus: ........
4. I played the pipe,
And lost the beep!
A mare found it for me
But accidentally crushed!
Chorus:......
5. We love to sing and dance,
To amuse everyone in the world! Here the ditties end, And who listened - well done! (children who sang ditties bow and sit down)
Leading: Stop sleeping, it's time to play again! (counts children): A laborer walked along the steep mountains, tore out the grass, put it on the bench, whoever takes the grass will go out! The child, chosen by the counting rhyme, wears a raven cap.

Raven game(Russian folk melody).

Leading: Played and got tired! And now let's have a rest and tell nursery rhymes!
After each nursery rhyme, the leader hits the spoons or plays 1 time on the rattle.
Nursery rhymes:
1st nursery rhyme (two children).
- Was there a shoemaker?
- Was.
- Did you sew boots?
- Shil.
Who are the boots for?
- For the neighbor's cat!
2nd nursery rhyme (one child).
The cat baked pies
From pea flour.
Took a leaf out of the oven
Dropped to the floor.
3rd nursery rhyme (two children).
Gingerbread man rolled
Directly to the mouse under the threshold.
Mouse Praskovya
Squeaks from the underground:
- Roll, kolobok,
On a mouse tooth!
The mouse is happy
And the cat - annoyance!
Leading: Who will be the cat? Let's count a little! (approaches parents and counts them, choosing "cat"): The cat went to the market, the cat bought a pie, the cat went to the street, the cat bought a bun, should I eat it myself, or should I take it to the cat? I'll take a bite myself, I'll take it to the kitty! (selected parent becomes "cat" and exits to play)

Game "Cat and Mouse" (together with parents)

Leading: Well played, but it's time to relax! Hurry, friends, take your seats!
(children sit on chairs) Leading: This joke is familiar to everyone: about Foma and Yeryoma!
Two children come out. They “play” the balalaikas “The moon shines”, sit down on a bench.
1st: I am Erema!
2nd: I am Thomas!
Yerema: Move over!
Thomas: No, move over!
Yerema: Foma is harmful,
copper voice,
Himself with a pitcher
Head with arshin (laughs)
Thomas: Aha! You love a joke on Thomas,
So love yourself!
They lifted Yeryoma, they tore their stomachs! (laughs) Offended, both turn away from each other.
Yerema: What did I see today!
The bear came to the ford - flopped into the water!
He’s already wet, wet, wet, he’s already kitty, kitty, kitty ...
Wet, vykis, got out, dried up.
I got up on the deck - flopped into the water ...
Both fall off the bench, laughing.
Thomas: We laughed, and now it's time to play games!
Leading: The sun was peeping out, we went to sow the seed! We sowed wheat, we started sowing peas! (counts children) One-two-three-four-five, come out, rooster, for a walk! (a cockerel hat is put on the selected child)

The game "Petya walked along the road"

Leading: There is a green lawn outside the outskirts, come out, honest people, the carousel is coming to us!
Don't stop, don't be shy, grab the ribbon! (all children take the carousel ribbons).

Carousel game.
Children lead a round dance, holding a ribbon in their hands, and sing the song "Like ours at the gate."
1. Like ours at the gate,
Like at our gates
Ay, Lyuli, at the gate. (2 times)
2. Buffoons sing
The buffoons sing
Ay, Lyuli, here they sing. (2 times)
3. They lead the music,
They play music
Ay, Lyuli, here they are. (2 times)
4. Then everyone began to dance,
Hands are fun to wave.
Ay, lyuli, here to wave. (2 times)
5. But the moment of farewell has come,
We say to you: "Goodbye! »
Ay, lyuli, "Goodbye! " (2 times)
Leading: Have a good ride on the carousel! Well done guys, sit down, relax. Let's listen to jokes for half a minute!
Music sounds, 2 children run out. Scene about Filya and Ulya:
Ulya: Hello, Phil!
Phil: Hello, Ulya!
Ulya:
Phil: Mother sent a ram.
Ulya: Where is he?
Phil: I hung it up.
Ulya: What an eccentric you are, Phil!
Phil: How about you, Ulya?
Ulya: I would take him to the barn, give him water to drink, give him hay.

Ulya: Hello, Phil!
Phil: Hello, Ulya!
Ulya: What, the mother of the gifts sent?
Phil: Mother sent her sister.
Ulya: Where is she?
Phil: And I brought her into the barn, gave her water to drink, gave her hay.
Ulya: What an eccentric you are, Phil!
Phil: How about you, Ulya?
Ulya: I would put her on a chair, but drink tea!
Music sounds, the children disperse in a circle and converge again together.
Ulya: Hello, Phil!
Phil: Hello, Ulya!
Ulya: What, the mother of the gifts sent?
Phil: Mother sent a pig.
Ulya: Where is she?
Phil: I sat her down at the table and gave her tea.
Ulya: What an eccentric you are, Phil!
Phil: How about you, Ulya?
Ulya: Yes, I would send her to the yard for a walk.
Music sounds, the children disperse in a circle and converge again together.
Ulya: Hello, Phil!
Phil: Hello, Ulya!
Ulya: What, the mother of the gifts sent?
Phil: Mother sent Tula gingerbread.
Ulya: And where are they?
Phil: I sent them for a walk in the yard.
Ulya: Oh, Phil, you fool! It was necessary to take gingerbread, but treat the guys!
Children go out the door, find a basket of gingerbread, show the gingerbread to the children.
Leading. With this we will end our fun holiday! And the Tula gingerbread that is in front of you, we will eat at the tables! Nikola Ugodnik treats all the guys today! Line up exactly, people, one after another, and - forward!
Children leave the hall to the music, everyone in the group gets a treat.