Why do you need to dramatize a fairy tale in kindergarten?
It is difficult to overestimate the importance of theatrical activities in a preschool educational institution. In the process of learning and showing the production, the child is raised, morally and physically. Children come to kindergarten to join society; they must learn to speak in public, memorize text, and get involved in gaming or work processes. The teacher’s task is to conduct an interesting game, inserting a cognitive element into it and arousing interest among young actors. Dramatizing a fairy tale in a preparatory group helps show children how they can and cannot behave in different situations.
Matinee in kindergarten
Important! Performances in kindergarten are carried out in accordance with the Federal State Educational Standard, according to the approved program. You can choose well-known fairy tales, such as “The Clapping Fly” or “Little Red Riding Hood,” or show your imagination and stage an unusual production.
The easiest way to introduce a preschooler to national culture is through Russian folk art. At the age of 5, children absorb the wisdom and beauty of fairy tales like a sponge, let everything pass through them, and for the first time think about what is good and what is bad.
Another, no less important goal is aesthetic education. Staging Russian folk works allows you to:
Children from the younger group can prepare a fairy tale and role-play it. A New Year's or autumn party is perfect for this. You can also prepare a fairy tale for the holiday for mothers and for the autumn holiday. In general, 3-5 dramatizations can be prepared per year.
Note! The performance should not last longer than 15 minutes. Children who go to kindergarten are not yet ready for long performances. Dramatization is primarily a game, which means kindergarten students can laugh, dance and chat happily with each other.
