Summary of a role-playing game in the preparatory group

Summary of the plot-role-playing game in the preparatory group

Summary of the role-playing game “Journey to the Mysterious Island” in the preparatory group

Author. Makarova Nadezhda Leonidovna, teacher of the MDOU combined type kindergarten No. 30 Kipen, Leningrad region. Description. I offer a summary of the role-playing game “Journey to the Mysterious Island” for children in the preparatory group. This work will be of interest to teachers of preschool institutions who work with children of this age category. The relevance of conducting role-playing games. Role-playing games allow you to develop children's creative abilities and their imagination. In the game, children learn to get used to the image of a particular character and play a certain role. They are of great importance in the social adaptation of the child and the realization of his potential in the future. In the role-playing game, the child’s personality, his intelligence, will, imagination and sociability are successfully developed, but most importantly, the role-playing game generates the desire for self-realization and self-expression. Target. To develop in children the ability to combine various thematic plots into a single game plot; establish and regulate contacts in a joint game. Tasks. 1. Expand the range of children's games, teach them to play together (discuss the plot, come up with new roles and game actions), help create a game environment taking into account the theme of the game and an imaginary situation, teach them to name their role, verbally determine the events depicted, the location of the players (here is the sea , this is a ship, it is sailing to a mysterious island, etc.). 2. Reinforce in children the sequence of days of the week, the number and order of counting, the names of geometric shapes, measuring objects using a conventional measure, and orientation in space. 3. Activate children's vocabulary: cabin, navigator, boatswain, porthole, cook, travel agency, courier, cruise. 4.Develop creative thinking, imagination, and fantasy in children. 5. Cultivate friendly relationships and a sense of teamwork in children. Preliminary work. Examination of photographs, illustrations, pictures depicting various ships. Construction of ships from various building materials and paper. Reading “Native Man” by V. Korzhikov, “Shark” by L. N. Tolstoy. Making attributes for the game. Watching the cartoon "Boniface's Vacation." Conversation after watching the cartoon. Writing stories on the topic: “What if I went on a trip.” Game attributes. Modules for building a ship, seven multi-colored (according to the colors of the rainbow) flags, caps, binoculars, an anchor, small toys from Kinder surprises, a conventional measure - braid, napkins, wallets, money, tickets, a computer, bananas, a cutting board.
Progress of the game.
Educator.
Children, let's play with you.
What game do you want to play? (Children's answers). Educator.
Okay, we're going on a sea cruise!
What will we sail on? (Children offer different options - choose a ship). Educator.
Guys, what day of the week do you think is best to travel?
Why? What is the day of the week called today? (Children's answers). Let's not delay our voyage! Let's go traveling today! Educator.
Let's think about where we're going? (Children's answers. I offer the children seven multi-colored (according to the colors of the rainbow) flags, on one side of each flag a letter is written.) Guys, if you arrange the flags by color in the same order as a rainbow, then you will find out where we will go on the cruise. (Children complete the task and read the word “islands”). Yes, to the islands!

Together with the children, we decide what we need to prepare for the trip and assign roles. We choose an agent to work in a travel agency, a courier to purchase vouchers, a supermarket seller, a supply manager to purchase the necessary goods for the cruise (a set of small toys, wet wipes, four knives). The rest of the children are ship designers (we build the ship from modules). When everything is ready for the trip (tickets have been purchased, goods have been purchased, and most importantly, the ship has been built), the children choose a captain, a navigator, and a cook. The rest of the children will be sailors. Boarding of the ship is announced. The captain checks the tickets, it turns out that the tickets were bought from a travel agency to the “Mysterious Island”. Everyone takes their places on the ship. The captain gives the command to the navigator. The ship departs from the pier (a recording of the sound of the sea and a ship signal sounds). During the journey, children play with their tickets. The tickets are unusual, with tasks. On one side of the ticket you need to count the number of objects, and on the reverse side you need to find the differences in the picture depicting two ships.

So the ship approaches its destination unnoticed, but a problematic situation arises.
There is no ship pier on this island. Educator.
Children, how can you get to the island?
(Children's answers). The captain suggests getting to land using a life preserver. Children imitate swimming with a lifebuoy to the song “Chunga-Changa” by V. Ya. Shainsky and land on the island. On the island we listen to birdsong (a recording of bird voices sounds). Next, the children try to imagine what can grow here, how beautiful it is here. Educator.
Children, it is very hot on the island, you can take off your shoes and walk barefoot on the sand.
(At this time, small toys from Kinder surprises that the children wanted to play with accidentally fell apart.) How can you collect the toys? (Children's answers). Yes, of course, now you and I will turn into monkeys and collect toys with our toes. (Children collect toys with their toes and put them in a basin.) Educator.
Who do you think lives on the island? (Children's answers). We put together a cut-out picture and find out what kind of funny people live here.

Educator.
Children, how can you imagine what kind of home they might have? What might their house be called? (Children's answers). We will now come up with a home for them using these pictures. (The game “Wonderful Things” (TRIZ) is being played. This game can be found in the book “Amazing Stories” by L. E. Belousova. The house is green, made of rubber, four-story, moves on chicken legs, a guitar is always playing in it, the smell of strawberries in the house. We discuss with the children whether it is comfortable to live in such a house. The game “Good - Bad” (TRIZ) is played.)

Educator.
Children, if this island is mysterious, there must be treasures here?
(The game is played: “Find the treasure.” Three children are blindfolded. According to the specified plan, they look for treasures. The plan is voiced by the captain. The children quickly find the treasure, but they cannot open it without guessing the following spell (a recording from a tape recorder sounds): “There are two objects - one of them grows here on the island, the other is in your group and in the music room. Both of these objects begin with one sound and end with a sound, but another. Each word has five sounds. Children guess the word "banana" and the word “tambourine.” A treasure opens (a beautiful antique chest prepared in advance), and there are bananas.) Educator.
Guys, we are on an unusual island, it’s so mysterious, and it’s hot here. Maybe we can turn these bananas into ice cream? (The children happily agree.) Then let's wash our hands first. (A finger game is played. “Wash your big finger, wash your index finger, wash your middle finger, ring finger and small little little finger.” Children wash their fingers using wet wipes. The cook distributes bananas. The children are faced with a problematic situation - there are not enough bananas for everyone. What to do? Children using a conventional measure (braid), divide the bananas in half, then cut, peel, insert an ice cream stick on one side of the banana and roll the banana in cocoa.You get ice cream and everyone treats themselves.

Educator.
Guys, let's take a look at the magic chest where the bananas were. (The children look into the chest, it turns out to have a second bottom. There the children find souvenirs from the inhabitants of the island - jewelry with a shell.) The journey comes to an end. We have to go back to kindergarten. Children close their eyes and say the magic words: “One, two, three, four, five - we are in kindergarten again.” And they end up in a group. They look at their jewelry and plan to go to the mysterious island again, so that next time they can get acquainted with the marine inhabitants of the island.

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What are role-playing classes used in a child care facility?

It is believed that play is the main method of teaching preschoolers. Indeed, they are no longer children at home, but not yet first-graders; they intuitively strive to understand the world through a tool familiar to them. It is necessary to distinguish frivolous fun from educational activities aimed at developing children. Both the first and second should be present in the lives of children, and it is extremely important that the teacher knows how to combine and plan them correctly.

“Mothers and daughters”, “hospital” and many other familiar names for fun are examples of role-playing games in the preparatory group of a kindergarten. They are aimed at forming a healthy and stable social component in the overall development system of a preschooler. The baby is growing up, and on his way he encounters more and more new situations: a visit to the clinic, a visit, a meeting in a cafe. At the same time, communication often develops according to a certain scenario. A kind of rehearsal of the action helps the child prepare for new emotions and experiences.

Let's play "Theater"

A new theme for classes - theatrical life - introduces children to the profession of an actor, director, screenwriter, and also reinforces the basic ideas about the course of performances. The plot-role-playing game “theater” may be familiar to most pupils of the preparatory group of kindergarten: starting from 2-3 years old, children already attend the first puppet productions created for the youngest spectators. This is how children gain basic knowledge that there is a stage, a ticket and an intermission.

However, it is important to tell class participants about the rules of behavior in the theater: about purchasing a ticket, about maintaining silence while watching a production, and about possible actions during intermission. Among the new professions for children are cloakroom attendant, bartender, and organizer of order in the hall. On the other side of the curtains, the choice of crafts is even wider. To organize a performance, it is necessary to light the stage, conduct sound, and prepare costumes. The role of the presenter, who introduces the artists and the play, is also important.

Prepare theatrical paraphernalia: a curtain, one strong lamp, a microphone, chic costumes for the actors. Guests in the hall should be dressed appropriately: for the surroundings you can offer fans, feathers, binoculars and programs.

The distribution of roles will occur naturally: children prone to public speaking will choose the profession of an artist, and more shy boys and girls will choose a place “backstage” or in the auditorium. At the same time, what is important is not the production itself on a fictitious stage, but the coordinated work of all participants.

Types of plots for theatrical preschool activities

With the help of story plays, kindergarten students acquire basic knowledge about their future life. They can be called a “school of life.” So, educators select stories that are close to the understanding of a 4-5 year old child.

Everyday home stories cover the following topics: “family”, “birthday celebration”, etc. They are associated with the everyday life of a preschooler and an adult, and are designed to model comfortable relationships between close people - parents, relatives, brothers and sisters.
The plots of the scenes “going to the library”, “school”, “examination at the clinic” are associated with interaction with surrounding people performing their duties at work. For example, by acting out the “hospital” scene, the student not only acquires knowledge of how to behave during an examination by a doctor, but also observes his professional behavior, gains knowledge about the main attributes of doctors: a white coat, a “listener,” etc. By acting out the scene “hair salon”, girls can try themselves in the role of a beautiful fairy who works miracles. The “bank” plot will allow children to get acquainted with the world of finance, the working atmosphere, and will show the essence of the work of a cashier and operator. "Theater" is full of interesting roles both on stage and behind the scenes. This is how children acquire knowledge about basic professions.
Stories inspired by cartoon films familiar to all students. Among the popular stories are “Well, wait a minute!”, “Masha and the Bear” and others.

The practice of many kindergartens includes maintaining special cards of role-playing games. They represent an event plan detailing:

necessary equipment: books, cutlery, equipment;
interior space: background, furniture, toys;
costumes of heroes, clothing marking their profession: a chef’s hat, a special apron for a hairdresser, etc.

The use of cards is aimed at preliminary thorough preparation for the event by both educators and preschoolers. Close acquaintance with the students and already accumulated observations regarding their preferences and tastes allow the organizer to choose the most suitable topics for a particular year of study.

School years are wonderful

Among the most popular topics for role-playing games in the preparatory group is school. Kindergarten students often focus on older children and try to adopt their behavior patterns. So, a preschooler is already a bit of a first-grader at heart and strives to become one. His future role excites him and even frightens him a little with the unknown. Proper organization of the lesson will allow participants to feel confident in their next role and understand the idea of the relationship between student and teacher.