Project for parents and children of primary preschool age “Weekend Walks”

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Project for parents and children of primary preschool age “Weekend Walks”

Topic: “Yellow Brick Road”

Type of project: educational - gaming, recreational

Project duration: short-term

Author: Ivannikova Marina Dmitrievna

Participants: children, parents, teachers.

Age of children: younger group.

Goal: to teach parents how to properly spend family leisure time outdoors on weekends.

Project objectives:

integrate various types of joint activities of children and parents during the preparation and conduct of a day off in the family
create conditions during a walk for the environmental and physical education of preschool children
organize family leisure on weekends
create a photo album: “Weekend walks”

Parent-oriented teacher tasks:

advise parents on practical skills for preserving and promoting children’s health
to develop parents' interest in spending time together with their children on weekends
equip parents with basic theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the field of health and physical activity
increase the competence of parents in the field of health care: provide information about the importance of an active child’s walk outside, options for carrying it out, drinking regime during a walk, proper dressing of children according to the seasons
introduce parents to active and sedentary games with children of primary preschool age

Child-oriented teacher tasks:

children's accumulation of impressions about bright seasonal changes in nature
replenishing children's active vocabulary with the names of flowers and trees
reinforcement of safety regulations and rules of safe behavior on the playground
nurturing emotional responsiveness and respect for nature.

Hypothesis

“If you correctly form a child’s initial ideas about the world around him, the culture of communication, the beauty of life through joint walks with his parents, then he can raise an intellectually developed, creative personality.”.

Relevance:

A day off is an opportunity for longer communication between parents and children. The baby learns a lot of new things while walking with mom and dad around the village and in nature. Even in the yard, a walk together brings joy to the child: riding a bicycle, playing with a ball, outdoor games, and in winter - skating and sledding. Playing together helps children develop the skills they need to be prepared to face a challenging world in the future.

After all, a well-spent weekend not only contributes to the unity of all family members, but also helps the child understand how important he is to his parents, forms his connections with the outside world, and simply creates a great mood and gives a charge of vivacity for the entire working week, both for adults and and children.

We must not forget that walking improves our mood and our well-being. Our brain is saturated with oxygen. The more walks, the less disruption in our body. Thanks to being in the fresh air, anyone's sleep will be more sound and enjoyable. And this is very important for a growing organism.

For adults, a family walk is a unique opportunity not only to improve the health of children, but also to enrich the child with new knowledge, to show experiments, the material for which is provided by nature itself, to develop attention, memory and respect for nature.

Project implementation:

Preparatory stage
Main stage
The final stage

Preparatory stage:

Selecting a project topic, setting goals and objectives
Studying literature on the project topic
Studying Internet resources on the project topic
Studying the available conditions for walking
Questioning of parents (questioning to obtain information about how children spend their days off, what they do, whether parents know what games their children play. Do parents themselves know outdoor games)
Informing parents about the idea of the project and jointly developing a plan, forms and methods for implementing the walk
Selection of advisory material for parents
Conversations with children about the weekend
A selection of outdoor games for children and their parents
Selection and creation of presentations: “Traffic rules for kids” , “Trees and flowers of our region” (focusing on the age of children), “Pencil’s Travels” (the author’s interactive game on life safety for knowledge of behavior on the street and the playground), “My village”
Creating a plan - a route for a joint walk
Contacting the head of the library to organize the planting of marigolds in a flowerbed near the library
Contacting the leaders of the “High Five” and the “Kindness Squadron” to help in beautifying our village and planting flower seedlings in flower beds
Growing marigold seedlings at home with children

Main stage:

Monday theme of the day “My village”:

Conversation with children on the topic: “My family” and “Where I like to walk with mom and dad”
Verbal game: “You can - you can’t” (goal: to consolidate children’s knowledge about right and wrong commands in relation to each other)
D/i: “Wonderful bag” (goal: to recognize by touch objects for playing outside)
View the presentation: “My village” (goal: recognize in the photographs places for games, playgrounds, courtyards, a plot in the kindergarten in our village)

While playing, experimenting with water and sand:

“Flow flowers from a watering can”
“Open the right tap and pour water into the bucket” (homemade device for playing with water)
"Drowning - not drowning"
“Boats” (breathing exercise)
“Pick sand into the bucket with a shovel.”
"Dig a hole with a shovel"
“Hide the gossips in the hole”
"Bury the Pebble"
Hood. word for a walk: A. Barto “Boat”
Outdoor game “One, two, three – run!” (goal: to train children in the ability to act on a signal; to develop running speed, coherence of collective actions)
Reading fiction:

A. Kozhevnikov - “Battlers”, “Big and Small”, “Who Lives Where”

Constructive activity: “Playground for nesting dolls” (goal: to update children’s knowledge about games on the playground, using material for playing out)

Tuesday. Topic of the day: “Spring day”

Games with the didactic book “Nature Calendar” (homemade teaching aid)
d/i “Signs of Spring”
d/i “What’s the weather like today”
d/i “Let’s dress Katya for a walk” (to form children’s knowledge about clothes for a certain season)
Game situation “We invite Antoshka the Doll for a walk” (goal: to consolidate the dressing algorithm)
Creative game: “Flies - doesn’t fly” (goal: to develop knowledge about insects)
Finger game "Ladybug"
GCD “Music” theme: “Sunshine, sunshine”

Walk:

observation of insects (goal: to update children’s knowledge about insects and children’s behavior when they appear)
drawing with sticks on the sand (goal: familiarization with an unconventional form of drawing, development of imagination, hand motor skills)
nickname "Sun"
Breeze breathing exercise
gymnastics for the eyes “Look at...”
ECD “Physical Culture” on a walk
Base /And. “Sunny Bunnies” (goal: develop interest in the game, teach how to perform various movements)
Base /And. “On a level path” (to develop the ability to combine speech with movements)
Reading fiction:

M. Plyatskovsky “Sun for memory”

Wednesday. Topic of the day: “Flowers and trees of our region”

View presentation: “Trees and flowers of our region”
Games in a corner of nature:
examining indoor plants, their structure
watering flowers, observing loosening
d/game “Compare Flowers” (games with homemade felt flowers in pots) (goal: to introduce children to the variety of flowering plants)
GCD “Artistic Work” Topic: “Draw a flower with your palm”

Walk:

observation of trees, shrubs, grass, flowers
watering and loosening flowers in a flower bed
thin word: nickname “Rain”
outdoor game “Sunshine and Rain”
song for flowers “Uuuuuuuuu, aaaaaaaa, ooooooooooo” (goal: development of the lungs, singing in one breath)
NOD "Physical development"
games with balls (goal: to develop skills in playing with balls)
Reading fiction:

E. Yanushko “Funny stories on a walk” (excerpts)

Thursday. Topic of the day: “Safety on the playground”

Interactive game “Pencil’s Travels” (goal: to consolidate children’s knowledge about safe behavior on the street)
Game situation: “Piggy ran away from his mother” (to develop knowledge about safe behavior on the street)
ECD “Artistic Work” topic: “Ladder” (goal: to develop the ability to roll “sausages” from plasticine of the same length and assemble them into a ladder)

Walk:

pedagogical situation “Let’s teach Piggy how to properly slide down a slide, swing on a swing, run, etc.”
various games with balls: rolling, throwing, kicking, “football” , etc.
p/i “Mice dance in a circle” (goal: to develop the ability to act according to the text)
“Breathe deeply” (Goal: development of children’s lungs)
Children's games in the corner of the plot - role-playing game theme: "Polyclinic"
Reading fiction:

K. Chukovsky "Aibolit"

Friday. Topic of the day: “Road rules”

Conversation with children on the topic: “Road rules” with viewing of the presentation (goal: consolidation of knowledge of traffic rules and road signs “Caution! Children!” and “Pedestrian crossing”
S/r game: “I am a pedestrian”
Leisure time for children theme: “We are going, going, going!” (organized by the initiative group “High Five” during the project “Books. Children to children” )
Reading fiction:

E. Yanushko “Funny stories on a walk” (excerpts)

Walk:

building “roads” from sand, twigs, building materials and playing with cars and pedestrians.
“Pumping up the tires” (breathing exercises)
p/i “Machine, machine roars, hums” (goal: act according to the text)
Children's games in the FISO corner:
games on an educational mat (homemade aid for crawling, stepping, jumping, with a foot massage function)

Saturday. Theme of the day : “Walk with the whole family”

Meeting with children and parents at the kindergarten gate
Conversation on the topic: “Safety on the road and street”
Setting goals and objectives (walking to the playground along the yellow brick road)
Moving around the village using hints in the form of yellow bricks (the road was drawn with chalk on the asphalt in advance by the initiative “High Five” )

1. Sedentary games in a pine park

“Hide behind a pine tree or a bush”
“Collect cones and leaves”
"Hit the target"
"Run to Mom and Dad"
"The grass is low, the trees are high"
physical exercise “The wind is blowing in our faces”

2. Crossing the road at the “Pedestrian crossing”

3. Watching volunteers plant flowers in the flower beds near the library building

4. Planting marigolds (grown at home and brought in advance) together with volunteers.

5. Calls “Sunshine” , “Rain”

6. Outdoor games at the mini-stadium

"The mice dance in circles"
"Sun and Rain"
"It flies - it doesn't fly"
"On a smooth path"

7. Breathing exercises to restore breathing

8. Drawing pictures on the stadium sand with sticks

9. P/game “Planes” (goal: work on the sound pronunciation of “starting the engines” )

10. “Playground” (goal: to develop parents’ knowledge about the safety of children on the playground)

11. Children go home.

Route map of the walk:

Working with parents:

Conducting a parent meeting on the topic: “Raising healthy children”
Questioning parents on the topic: “Weekends with the family”
Choosing a family walk route
Clarification of parents' capabilities, taking into account their suggestions for organizing and conducting a weekend walk

Consultations for parents on the topics:

“Game as a means of educating preschool children”
“How to spend a day off with children”
"The importance of walking for children"
"Hardening the child's body"
“We will play together and improve our health”.
Memo for parents “Talking to the child... in the language of the game”
Memo for parents “Drinking regime in the warm season”
Growing marigold seedlings at home with children
Creating a photo album: “Weekend walks”

Expected results:

Forming a sustainable interest among parents in the problem of preserving and strengthening the physical and mental health of children
Creation of new forms of spending the day off
Acquisition by parents of experience in motor interaction with children, basic skills in organizing motor and play activities with a child on the street
Parents' desire to pay more attention to their child
The active participation of parents in the implementation of the project will allow for continuity between the kindergarten and the family in strengthening and maintaining the mental and physical health of children
Formation of knowledge among children and parents about safe behavior on the street, road and playground

Used Books:

Doronova T.N., Glushkova G.V., Grizik T.I. Together with the family: A manual on interaction between preschool educational institutions and parents. - M.: Education, 2005.
T.I. Osokina, E.A. Timofeeva, L.S. Furmina “Games and entertainment for children in the air” , M., Education 1983
Abdulmanova L.V. Movement as a way of life for a child // Child in the world of culture. – Stavropol, 1998 – P.187-225.
http://lusana. ru/presentation/28784
http: //doshkolnik. ru/zdorove/12583. html

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Museums and art spaces

Including visits to major museums on the weekend, be prepared to spend a good half of the day on them. As a rule, during the tourist season it is quite difficult to get into the Pushkin Museum on Volkhonka, the main building of the Tretyakov Gallery on Lavrushinsky Lane or the Historical Museum on Red Square - sometimes the queues stretch for tens of meters and only a limited number of visitors are allowed inside.

Tretyakov Gallery Photo: © Marina Rybakova

The situation is much easier with small museums. The queues there accumulate on the third Sunday of the month, when entry becomes free.

In Moscow on the weekend you can go for free to the State Defense Museum of Moscow , the Ilya Glazunov Gallery , the New Manege Exhibition Hall , the Shilov Gallery , as well as the Marina Tsvetaeva House-Museum , the K. G. Paustovsky Museum , the M. A. Bulgakov Museum .

Mikhail Bulgakov Museum Photo: © Natalya Starostina

In art spaces in Moscow, works of contemporary artists, sculptors and designers are exhibited, lectures and concerts, fairs and festivals are held. Such sites are located in the workshops of manufacturing enterprises and therefore have a special atmosphere.

The Red October cluster is familiar to every tourist; a chocolate factory with a recognizable logo flaunts in the very center of the city on Bolotny Island. The remaining locations are well known to Muscovites, but guests of the capital, limited in time, do not get to them often. For example, the center for contemporary art “Winzavod” and the art space “Artplay” are both within walking distance from the Kursky railway station , but the tourist flow here is low.

Near the Dmitrovskaya metro station there are several more interesting places: the design , entertainment and exhibition hall “Boilernaya” . Walk along Novodmitrovskaya Street to the railway tracks, cross them and go deeper into the courtyards. Behind the tall glass house, a three-story building with a checkpoint will appear; go around it on the right and see the entrance to the Apple Technology Museum .

More details: Museums of Moscow

Red October Photo: © taushka

What is a tourist weekend hiking club RIDEBOOK

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There are also paid events, but there are much fewer of them, since they are not our main goal and idea.
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Stories, routes and tourist tips

When preparing for a trip, many tourists prepare routes in advance, study guidebooks and maps. Stories and reviews from people who share their own experiences are good for such preparation.

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Excursions

Professional guides will help you explore as many attractions as possible, offering themed excursions around Moscow.

In addition to sightseeing tours of central squares, streets and boulevards, guides have developed a list of routes for sophisticated tourists. The list of the most unusual includes a tour of Moscow cemeteries, with visits to the graves of famous people, a digger tour of sewers, a walk around the city searching for Masonic symbols.

Among the non-standard, but already traditional, various mystical excursions stand out. Ghosts are hunted in Stalin's high-rise buildings, in Kolomenskoye, in ancient mansions, in places described in the works of Mikhail Bulgakov.

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Interesting places in Moscow

Not everyone loves historical and religious monuments, museums and parks—some people prefer to explore secluded corners, find locations not included in guidebooks and classic routes around Moscow.

Yards

Not only St. Petersburg is famous for its unusual courtyards—Moscow also has something to boast about. For example, on Makarenko Street, in the courtyard of an ordinary residential building No. 6, an entire zoo is hidden. True, this is more of a poultry house - crested pigeons, guinea fowl, swans and a peacock live in the enclosures. The entire household belongs to the resident of the house.

To feel the gloomy atmosphere of the courtyards, come to Nikitsky Boulevard (it's just a 20-minute walk from Manezhnaya Square). Between houses No. 12 and No. 12a there is an entrance to one of the courtyards-wells, and there are 5 of them in total!

Not far from the garden named after. For Bauman, a courtyard with sculptures awaits the nosy tourist. The place near the house on Sadovo-Chernogryazskaya Street, near house No. 13/3, is a walk-through place and getting here won’t be difficult.

Hippodrome

Do you want to go to the races? Then welcome to the Moscow Hippodrome. The journey from the Belorussky railway station to the sports facility takes 25 minutes.

Races are held on Sundays, and on Saturdays guests are invited to view the exhibition and listen to stories about famous riders and horses.

Temples and monasteries

Cathedrals and monastery complexes are an integral part of the history and culture of Russia; pilgrims and curious tourists are always welcome in existing churches.

Cathedral of Christ the Savior

Being in the center of Moscow, you cannot pass by the Cathedral of Christ the Savior - the golden domes of the Russian Orthodox Church Cathedral can be seen from afar. The cathedral contains sacred relics: particles of the relics of the Apostle Andrew the First-Called, princes and saints, the Nail of the Holy Cross, particles of the Robe of Jesus Christ and the Virgin Mary. There is also a paid observation deck - stunning views open from a height of 40 meters.

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Cathedral of Christ the Savior Photo: © Igor Butyrskii

Novodevichy Convent

Another famous complex is the Novodevichy Convent in Khamovniki. This is an architectural ensemble of the 16th-16th centuries, surrounded by a fortress wall with towers. In its center stands the Smolensk Cathedral with ancient frescoes. Tourists are often interested in the Novodevichy Cemetery , included in the list of “One Hundred Most Important Necropolises in the World” according to UNESCO. Famous writers, scientists, musicians, artists and politicians are buried here.

Read more: Mother of God of Smolensk Novodevichy Convent in Moscow

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Krutitskoye Metochion and Novospassky Monastery

Look for both attractions near the Novospassky Bridge on Krutitsky Hill.

The Krutitsy courtyard is an archaeological site; historians believe that it was founded in the 13th century. Today in Krutitsy you can see the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary , the Metropolitan and Embankment Chambers , and other buildings dating from the 17th-19th centuries.

The Novospassky Monastery was formed in the 17th-18th centuries. Of particular interest to tourists are the Transfiguration Cathedral and the Church of St. Roman the Sweet Singer with the tomb of the Romanov boyars . Those interested can book a tour of the monastery buildings and museum exhibitions.

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Estates of the Moscow region

A good option for a one-day route is a trip to a country estate. Listed below are well-preserved and, most importantly, open to the public complexes located within an hour's drive from the capital.

Ostafyevo

Distance from MKAD: 15 km

The ancient Ostafyevo estate, located in the village of the same name in the Moscow region, is one of the most popular attractions of this kind. More than 100 thousand people visit it annually.

Here, the interiors of the palace, interior decorations and objects of the garden and park complex were recreated with special care.

Performances by creative groups, festivals, holidays, concerts, and conferences are regularly held on the territory of Ostafyevo.

Valuevo

Distance from MKAD: 15 km

One of the most preserved and beautiful estates of the 19th century near Moscow. Here you can walk through a huge landscape park with linden alleys, cascading ponds and park pavilions.

Serednikovo

Distance from MKAD: 20 km

The Serednikovo estate is associated with the name of the Russian writer Mikhail Yuryevich Lermontov. The complex includes a main house with a belvedere, four two-story outbuildings, cattle and horse yards, a carriage house, and an arena. A visit to the front house is only with a guided tour, but you can walk around the grounds on your own.

By the way, a 10-minute walk from the estate is the film city of Piligrim Porto with the scenery of 18th-century England.

Bykovo

Distance from MKAD: 20 km

The Bykovo (Maryino) estate is a famous architectural monument of the 18th century, built in the French Renaissance style, and one of the most recognizable estates near Moscow. The main house-palace, a landscape park with two ponds and a rotunda have survived to this day. The Orthodox church located right there is very unusual, pseudo-Gothic, with an oval at the base, and this is not at all typical for Orthodox churches.

Ivanovskoe

Distance from MKAD: 20 km

The Ivanovskoye estate complex, located on the banks of the Pakhra River near Podolsk, is a museum and cultural heritage site. In addition to walking through the well-groomed grounds, here you can get acquainted with the museum collection dedicated to professional education in Russia in the 18th-21st centuries, folk arts and crafts and the history of the estate itself.

Dubrovitsy

Distance from MKAD: 25 km

You can come to the Dubrovitsy estate on the banks of the Pakhra and Desna rivers and admire the palace and park ensemble and the surrounding nature completely free of charge. But access to the building itself is limited, since the Institute of Animal Husbandry is located there. Sightseeing tours of the Church of the Sign and the estate complex are conducted by the pilgrimage service.

Bolshie Vyazyomy

Distance from MKAD: 30 km

Bolshiye Vyazemy is an estate with almost 500 years of history, which has changed several owners in its lifetime. One of them was Prince Golitsyn. It was at a ball organized by Golitsyn in his estate that Pushkin met his future wife Natalya Goncharova.

Not far from the estate is the estate of Pushkin’s grandmother Marina Alekseevna - Zakharovo .

Muranovo

Distance from MKAD: 40 km

The Muranovo Estate Museum is based on the site of the family nest of the great poet and lyricist Fyodor Tyutchev. The owners of the estate were the families of Engelhardt, Baratynsky, Putyatov and Tyutchev, related by kinship ties.

The main attraction of Muranovo is the central manor house, which is open to visitors. It's also nice to stroll through the well-kept grounds.

Read more: Muranovo Museum-Reserve named after F.I. Tyutchev

Abramtsevo

Distance from MKAD: 55 km

The first owner of the estate was the writer Sergei Timofeevich Aksakov. Outstanding people of their time often visited here: Gogol, Turgenev, Vasnetsov, Vrubel, Chaliapin and others.

Read more: Museum-Estate “Abramtsevo”

Shakhmatovo

Distance from MKAD: 75 km

The modest Shakhmatovo estate complex once belonged to the botanist, rector of the Imperial St. Petersburg University Andrei Nikolaevich Beketov, the grandfather of Alexander Blok. Actually, the museum’s exhibitions introduce the life and work of the outstanding poet of the Silver Age.

Free weekend hikes

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