By March 8, active preparations begin in kindergartens: children learn poems and songs, and teachers come up with exciting programs for the matinee. For each group in kindergarten, their own interesting scenario is developed for March 8: for kids it is better to choose something simple, with congratulatory poems and dances, so that the children do not get tired, and in the preparatory group it is permissible to do a theatrical performance in a modern way. The main thing is that everyone has fun and interesting. In this article you will find ready-made scripts for nursery, junior, middle, senior and preparatory groups of preschool educational institutions.
Scenario for March 8th for nurseries
Little boys and girls will probably want to congratulate their mothers and grandmothers on the spring holiday. We offer a simple nursery scenario that will not tire the kids and will touch the parents.
To the sound of a cheerful melody, children enter the music room in pairs and sit on chairs.
Presenter:
The spring wind has blown, And the sun is shining brighter. Our scarf is no longer needed, We are jumping in puddles. We say goodbye to winter and welcome spring.
Children, let's loudly call spring!
The kids shout:
Spring!
A teacher dressed as Spring enters the hall.
Spring:
I returned with warm rays, With thunderstorms and spring rains. Soon the leaves will bloom on the trees, Beautiful spring flowers will bloom. I’m all fragrant, full of sunshine, What’s my name, guys, do you know?
The children answer in unison:
Spring!
Spring:
Winter did a good job, covering all the paths with snow and pouring frost on the trees. But the warm rays of the sun will melt the snow. Let's welcome the rays of the sun!
Children perform the “Rays” dance with ribbons.
Spring:
The snow melted and streams began to run. I bring not only warmth and sunshine, but also a wonderful holiday - March 8th. On this day, all girls, mothers, grandmothers receive congratulations, they are given flowers and gifts.
Children come out to the middle of the music hall and read poems dedicated to their mothers and grandmothers.
March 8th is a wonderful holiday. We congratulate our lovely mothers. We would like to wish our mothers to always smile and not know grief.
My dear mother, I love you very much. Smile more often, mom, don’t swear at me.
The snow has melted, the sun is shining, This day is so wonderful. We congratulate our mothers and wish them health.
Grandma treats me to pies and hugs me tightly when we meet. I congratulate my dear granny on March 8th and I hug her tightly today.
Our grandmothers and mothers, on this spring day we will help you, we are not at all lazy. We'll wash all the dishes, sweep the house, and then we'll all go for a walk together.
Spring:
On holiday, our dear mothers and grandmothers should rest, and their children will be happy to help them do their homework.
Plastic vegetables and fruits are laid out around the hall. Large pots are placed on two chairs - in one you need to cook soup, in the other - compote. Children should put vegetables in the soup and fruits in the compote.
Presenter:
What helpers do mothers and grandmothers grow up with! Lunch has been prepared, and now we can all go to the theater together.
Teachers show a puppet show about a bunny and a fox “Lubyanaya Izbushka”. During the performance, the children help the bunny build a new house from a large construction set.
Example of a house in the photo:
Spring:
On March 8, our mothers and grandmothers need to be given gifts because we have them, they are so wonderful and good.
Children go into the middle of the hall and read one line of the poem:
1st child:
We will not buy gifts for our mothers.
2nd:
It’s better to make surprises with your own hands.
3rd:
You can make a postcard.
4th:
Or make a figure from dough.
5th:
Draw a beautiful picture.
6th:
Kiss your beloved mother.
Teachers distribute crafts to children that they have prepared in advance as gifts. To the music, children give their mothers and grandmothers their surprises.
Options for simple crafts:
Presenter:
How beautiful our mothers and grandmothers are! Let's check how smart they are?
(He asks riddles, and the parents must guess them.)
Then the boys read poems to the girls and give paper baskets with flowers.
Spring:
Guys, it’s time for me to run, to bloom flowers and leaves, to give everyone rays of goodness and spring warmth.
Presenter:
Let's, guys, celebrate Spring, which will delight us for three whole months with its rays of sunshine, bright colors, and warm rains.
The children sing a song about spring, and then “candy” rain falls on everyone.
Competition "Young Artist"
The children are given sheets of paper, brushes, and paints. To the music, they draw the sun and give their works to their mothers.
Video of the March 8 holiday in a nursery
Children's poems for March 8 for kindergarten
You are our favorites, the most beautiful, the dearest, dear mothers! We congratulate you, we wish you happiness, joy, success, lots and lots of laughter!
March 8 is a wonderful day, a wonderful day on the calendar. We celebrate the holiday with a ringing song, the murmur of a fast stream. May women all over the planet find joy today. Let the children congratulate their mothers, And let the mothers hold them to their hearts!
March 8 is a ladies' holiday. Congratulations to grandmothers and mothers, teachers, sisters and our friends - the girls! Smile, have fun and glow with joy, Be happy always. Happy March 8th to you, cheers!
Spring is knocking at the kindergarten, making the children happy, and with it comes the holiday of mothers, we would like to congratulate them. Let's read our poems for them, Let's confess our great love. We will give you dancing, ringing laughter, to please you all.
It's getting warmer outside the window, and the icicles are melting. Today, children congratulate their beloved mothers. This day is March 8. Everyone in the world knows, because from a mother’s smile the Sun shines brighter!
Happy March 8, our ladies - Nannies, grandmothers and mothers, teachers, girlfriends and cheerful girls! Laugh, sing, smile, Bask in happiness, in joy. Health and goodness to everyone, In the eyes of sparkle and fire!
The snow has melted, the sun is shining, and the snowdrop has bloomed again, the most joyful Women's Day in the world has come to us! Congratulations to everyone today, Blossom like flowers! And we wish you gifts of unprecedented beauty!
We hasten to congratulate you Here, today and now, On this spring holiday, With a bright, bright mood!
I really congratulate my mother on the wonderful holiday of spring! My beloved, dear, I wish you to be happy!
All the children in the kindergarten worked hard - they were not lazy, They were in a terrible hurry to congratulate their mothers and grandmothers. We made surprises, taught dances and songs. And now we have gathered together in an elegant hall. Dear and beloved ones, We congratulate you all! We sincerely wish you all happiness!
Mom, dear, dear and dear granny, I sincerely congratulate you on the holiday of spring! I want to wish you joy, kindness, warmth. To make you happy, I give you my poems.
Here comes the red spring, bringing Women's Day. Our mothers blossomed, lights lit up in their eyes. Congratulations from the bottom of our hearts, And even though we are kids, We promise to help you and not let you get hurt!
Happy March 8th to my dear mother, and to my grandmother, of course, and my neighbor and sister! Let the flowers bloom for you, Let the sun shine, May you be the happiest in the world!
Congratulations to the grandmothers, Dear ones - congratulations! We wish them good health and good things, May they never grow old again, May they only enjoy many years to come!
You can’t find a better mother’s smile in the whole world. Accept postcards and declarations of love!
Scenario for the second younger group
An interesting scenario can turn out if the main characters at matinees are cartoon characters.
Children of the second youngest group enter the hall to the music and stand in a semicircle.
Presenter:
On this spring day, we congratulate mothers, we wish them joy, health, and smiles. May the sun always shine brightly for you, Be the happiest in the world. We were preparing for the holiday, so what are we waiting for? Let's start congratulating as soon as possible!
Children perform the “Freckle” dance, then sit on chairs.
Presenter:
The guys and I studied the poems diligently, you should definitely clap for them!
Children come out and read congratulatory poems:
I love my mommy, I give her kisses. I behave well and go to kindergarten with joy.
I’m ready to give all the flowers to you, mommy, and I want to say: “I will always love you.”
How much beauty do you bring into your home? Today dad gives flowers. And I hug you tightly, We have a wonderful family.
I wish you to live without grief and worries, May the holiday bring you joy, mommy.
I give you all the smiles today, Because I love you most of all.
We dedicate the song to our mothers, Because we adore our mothers.
Children sing a song about their mother.
Masha from the cartoon “Masha and the Bear” runs into the hall.
Masha:
Mi-i-i-isha-a-a-a! Mishkaaa! Kids, have you seen my Mishka? Has he really not yet woken up from hibernation? After all, spring has come, but is he still sleeping? Oh, why are you all gathered here, so dressed up?
Presenter:
The children came to congratulate their mothers and grandmothers on the spring holiday.
Masha:
And I want to congratulate you! Can?
The children shout in unison: “Yes!”
Masha:
Let’s then help me wake up Mishka, and then we’ll organize a fun holiday for mothers and grandmothers. Fun is what I love! Maybe we can sing a song so Mishka can hear?
Children sing a song about spring.
Mishka enters the hall, yawns and stretches.
Bear:
Who woke me up? Why are you singing so loudly?
Masha:
Bear, spring has already arrived! Children need to help congratulate their mothers and grandmothers, because their holiday is March 8th!
Bear:
Okay, congratulations, but why is there such a mess in the hut? We need to clean up so that mothers and grandmothers can rest on their holiday.
Children perform a dance with brooms.
Bear:
Soooo, the house is in order, but somehow I got hungry during the winter. Masha, where is my jam?
Masha (embarrassed):
Oh, I think I ate it...
Bear:
I'm hungry and angry, you know! And there will be no holiday until we eat.
Masha:
Kids, let's quickly make some jam for Mishka, otherwise the matinee will be ruined.
They bring out a large basket in which there are plastic fruits, berries, as well as toys, spoons, vegetables, etc. The children stand in a line, everyone must take a fruit or berry from the basket with a ladle and bring it to a large saucepan.
Misha:
Well, I'm full and satisfied, let's celebrate March 8th!
The boys come out into the middle of the hall. First they read poetry and then perform a dance with hammers.
Another dance for moms on video:
Masha:
What helpers our mothers and grandmothers grow up with!
Misha:
Spring has come, but while the snow has not yet melted, let's have one last snowball fight! Otherwise you’ll have to wait a whole year until you can have fun in the snow again.
The bear puts on an apron with Velcro, and the children are given snowballs made of yarn or felt. To the music, Mishka runs away from the children, and they must hit the apron with snowballs so that the balls cling to the Velcro.
Bear:
And now we invite our mothers and grandmothers to lead a spring round dance together!
To the music, the children bring their parents to the center of the music hall and dance in a circle with Mishka and Masha.
Masha:
That's it, guys, it's time for us! Let's go prepare gifts for our mothers! Take care of your mothers and grandmothers, listen to them, don’t upset them.
Misha and Masha leave.
Children read poetry (one line for each child):
Our grandmothers and mothers, we want to wish you
Smile more often, never lose heart.
We have prepared a basket of flowers for the holiday,
We tried very hard, the gift is ready!
Children take a flower from the basket and give it to their mothers and grandmothers.
Video of the March 8 holiday in the junior group of kindergarten
Competition "Magic Tree"
A cardboard dummy of a tree is brought out, on which painted apples hang, in the center of which are photographs of mothers. The children must find a photo of their mother.
Something from history
So, about the history of the holiday in a children's presentation. Previously, in previous years, many aunties and girls lived very poorly. For example, aunties were not allowed to work and earn money. They had to constantly be at home and do homework, and no one helped them with this. And if they did work, then such work was very hard, and they paid very little money for it - much less than men.
In addition, many aunties were not allowed to appear on the street without being accompanied by uncles, go into stores, vote in elections, or read books. And they couldn’t read, because they were illiterate. Girls were also not allowed to go outside, they were not allowed to go to school, they had to constantly stay at home and help their mothers with their difficult homework. Of course, the aunties and girls were offended by this, but for a long time they could not do anything.
And so, in the end, the aunties got tired of this life. More than 150 years ago, back in the 19th century, they decided to protest. For the first time, such a protest occurred in the city of New York, which is located in the United States of America. Then many American women got together and went out into the street. They walked through the streets and shouted loudly, and also beat empty pots with spoons so that they could be heard even more. What did they want?
- To work, but so that their work is not as hard and dirty as they are offered.
- Earn a lot of money so you can buy food and clothes.
- He goes to elections, to the cinema, theaters, and to walk the streets freely, just like the guys do.
- Adopt laws according to which all children had to study in schools, and not work in factories and factories for pennies.
Many women took part in the demonstrations, shouting loudly and banging pots, which is why the demonstrations were called the “March of Empty Pots.” Aunties from America were supported by aunties from other countries. They also began to organize demonstrations, bang pots with spoons and loudly demand equality for themselves and the opportunity for their children to go to school. And so that no one forgets about their demands, women from different countries agreed that they should have a single women’s day throughout the entire world.
And on March 19, 1911, women celebrated their holiday for the first time - International Women's Day. This happened in several countries at once. Why exactly March 19 and not March 8? Previously, time was counted differently, according to the old style. And then they started counting in a new way. Well, here it is: in the old days it was March 19, and now it’s March 8.
Since then, International Women's Day has been celebrated every year. It was celebrated especially solemnly and colorfully in our country, which was formerly called the Soviet Union. True, for a long time this day was not a day off, but a working day. It was only made a day off in 1965. That is, from that day on March 8th became a real holiday: with congratulations, flowers, gifts, songs and music. This is how he is today.
Looking at our country, many other countries also wanted to make this day a holiday. In 1977, the UN (this is an organization that includes almost all countries of the world) also decided to make March 8 a holiday and called this holiday International Women's Day. Many countries accepted this decision with joy, declared a day off on this day, began to celebrate and congratulate all their women - mothers, grandmothers, sisters and give them gifts.
How March 8 is celebrated in different countries
Of course, even now there are countries in which this day is not considered a holiday. But in many other countries it is celebrated with joy, laughter, songs, music, gifts and flowers. Of course, such a celebration does not always take place on March 8th. Sometimes - a little earlier, sometimes - a little later, and in some countries even in the fall or winter. But despite this, the essence of the holiday is approximately the same as in our country.
- In many European countries, as well as in the United States of America, this holiday is called Mother's Day. Previously (and even now), people brought various gifts to churches when celebrating. In addition, on this day, children give their mothers hand-made cards and gifts, and also arrange a “day of obedience,” that is, they obey their mothers in everything and try to help them in all household chores.
- In Spain, Women's Day is celebrated a little earlier than in our country - on February 5th. Once upon a time there lived a woman in Spain whose name was Agueda. Now she is considered a saint, as well as the patroness of all Spanish women - from grandmothers to little girls. It is on February 5 that in Spain they remember Saint Agueda, and at the same time congratulate all the women whom Agueda helps.
- In India, Women's Day is celebrated not in March, as in most other countries, but in September. It is in this month, as is commonly believed, that once upon a time, two Indian goddesses were born - Parvati and Lakshmi, who are the helpers and patronesses of all Indian women. In September, people remember them, and at the same time congratulate their women, give them gifts and flowers.
- Women's Day is celebrated very beautifully in Japan. Here this holiday is called Hina Matsuri, which means “girls' holiday,” and is celebrated annually on March 3. Why was this date chosen for the celebration? Peaches usually bloom on this day in Japan. So we combined these two events - peach blossoms and girls' day. To make it even more beautiful and solemn. To mark this day, Japanese women and girls always made special dolls out of paper, which they either burned or threw into the river so that they would float away. It is believed that if they burn or float away, then all misfortunes and troubles will burn and float away with them.
What about today?
When telling children about the holiday of March 8, it is necessary to focus their attention on some modern aspects.
In particular, you should definitely tell them that this holiday was, is and will continue to be. Why? Yes, because mother, grandmother, sister, teacher, teacher and other aunties and girls also were, are and always will be. And the word “mother” will also never disappear from the human language, despite all sorts of newfangled trends and trends. This should be discussed in more detail, since, unfortunately, modern children have other “educators” and “advisers” in addition to parents, grandmothers and teachers.
And, of course, you should explain to the children why congratulatory words and gifts are needed on this day and what role they play. And most importantly, it is necessary to let the children understand that their mother loves them very much, and their grandmother too, and their teachers too. And therefore the child should love them all.
In conclusion, watch the video, and not just a video, but a video clip with a wonderful song about your beloved mother.
Modern scenario for the middle group
We offer an interesting and funny scenario based on the famous film “Hipsters”. To the music of the 70s, two presenters dressed in bright dresses appear on stage.
1st presenter:
Mom is the most dear word for everyone, It has so many feelings, it is dear.
2nd presenter:
At the word “mom,” worries fly away, and everything around immediately blossoms.
1st presenter:
And grandmothers adore their grandchildren like they do. They are always greeted with gifts and pies.
2nd presenter:
Today we are in a hurry to give gifts to our dear mothers and grandmothers.
Children dressed in the style of the 60s run onto the stage. They perform the “Hipster” dance, then read poetry.
We have gathered here today to congratulate our mothers. Without them, we would be sad and very bad.
Mothers and grandmothers are our sorceresses. We wish you to be more beautiful every year.
I would like to collect flowers from all over the planet and give them to you, dear ones, but this is impossible.
But we will give you love and performance, To cheer everyone up on holiday.
Grandmothers, once you were young, you danced rock and roll and twist, haven’t you forgotten?
Children dance a twist for their grandmothers.
1st presenter:
What songs did you guys sing? Come on, grannies, sing along: “No need to frown, Lada.”
Girls perform a song, and boys with children's musical instruments “play along” with them.
2nd presenter:
Grannies, put off your knitting, turn off the series, Guess the melody, who sang the song.
A “Guess the Melody” competition is being held for mothers and grandmothers.
1st presenter:
There were so many good songs in those days, our whole country danced and had fun. Mothers, grandmothers, put off knitting quickly, Our dance “Of course, Vasya!” you look quickly.
A dance is performed to the music of the Bravo group. Then the children are invited to play the “Extra Chair” music competition. To the music, children walk around the chairs (the number should be one less than the number of players). When the tune stops, the participants must take a seat. Those who do not have time are eliminated from the game along with the chair. After the winner of the competition receives a prize, mothers are also invited to play this fun game.
2nd presenter:
Remember, parents, vinyl records? How did we look for new musical releases?
Children perform a dance with vinyl records. When the dance ends, the children line up in such an order that the letters on the plates will read: “Happy March 8, dear mothers and grandmothers!”
Pupils read poetry:
We've been thinking for a long time about what to give you? After all, we still can’t buy anything.
But we can give love, After all, only you can we love so much.
We also give you rays of goodness, good mood, warmth.
Always remain as sweet as you are, be proud of us, and don’t even swear.
We will try to please you, After all, you are the best among us!
Children run up to their mothers and grandmothers and give them heart-shaped balloons.
Another scenario of a matinee in the middle group on video:
Game "Flower-seven-flowered"
The presenter brings out a large paper flower with multi-colored petals. The children take turns tearing off the petals, on each of which a task is written:
- read a poem about mom;
- sing a song;
- dance a dance;
- draw my mother's portrait;
- solve the riddle;
- jump up to mom and kiss her;
- show how a puppy barks, a kitten meows, a rooster crows;
- show how the kettle puffs on the stove;
- dance with mom.
Video of a funny skit for a matinee in the middle group
Competition "Cartoon Character"
The children's task is to guess the cartoon character:
- what were the names of the three heroes from the Russian cartoon (Alyosha Popovich, Ilya Muromets, Dobrynya Nikitich);
- who was a friend of Crocodile Gena (Cheburashka);
- that he said: “Guys, let’s live together” (Leopold the Cat);
- Baby's flying friend (Carlson);
- the fidgety one from Malyshariki, who loves to run and jump (Pandochka);
- little people, friends of Dim Dimych, who love technology (fixies);
- bear cub - friend of Piglet (Winnie the Pooh);
- what is the name of the doctor who treated animals and once ended up in Limpopo (Doctor Aibolit);
- what was the name of the mischievous old woman from the cartoon “Cheburashka and Crocodile Gena” (Shapoklyak).
Video of the competition for mothers in the middle group
How to conduct a matinee in the senior group?
We propose to organize a matinee dedicated to March 8th for older children in the form of a festive concert.
To the accompaniment of solemn music, a boy (in a formal suit) and a girl (in an elegant dress) appear on stage.
Boy:
Ladies and gentlemen, we have gathered here to congratulate our dear mothers and grandmothers on March 8th!
Girl:
We declare the festive concert open! Dear mothers and grandmothers, we dedicate this holiday to you!
Children run onto the stage and sing N. Koroleva’s song “Little Country”. The girls leave, and the boys read poems dedicated to mothers and grandmothers.
Boy presenter:
Where have our girls gone? Without them we will not be able to continue the concert.
1st child:
Maybe they went for a walk?
2nd:
But they should know about the concert!
3rd:
Maybe they went to the cinema?
4th:
No, because they care.
5th:
Maybe they went to play with dolls?
6th:
Let's all call the girls loudly together!
Everyone starts shouting the girls' names. Finally, they appear, in fashionable outfits, with makeup and hairstyles.
1st girl:
Before the concert we didn’t have time to go to the beauty salon,
2nd:
After all, this is a celebration of the arrival of spring.
3rd:
We must greet him beautifully.
4th:
To keep up with our mothers.
Girls perform the fashionista dance.
The presenters take the stage again.
Boy:
We dedicate the next issue to our mothers, who have given us so much time since birth.
A skit is performed in which girls with strollers become “mothers.”
Another version of a funny scene (video):
Presenter:
And now we’ll sing a song for the grandmothers, After all, they always greet us with warmth.
A song about grandmothers is sung.
Leading:
March 8 is a holiday when men try to take on all the housework. Our boys also decided to help their mothers and will now do the laundry.
Boys perform a dance with basins and linen.
Presenter:
Spring has come to us, and our mothers and grandmothers have bloomed like spring flowers. Let's give them a spring song.
Children sing the song “Drop Song”:
Leading:
And now I ask you to dance a beautiful waltz. Boys, invite your mothers, surprise us with the grace of dance.
A waltz sounds, boys dance with their mothers.
Presenter:
Our concert is coming to an end, we say thank you to everyone, mothers, dear grandmothers, we value you very much.
Leading:
Congratulations on the holiday and we wish you smiles. Live to be a hundred years old without problems and various troubles.
Children sing the song “Dear Grandmothers and Mothers”:
You can organize a matinee in the form of a TV show. To do this, you need to cut out a large “TV” from cardboard, in which the children will show their dance numbers and skits.
For an example of a March matinee for mothers, watch the video:
Where to begin?
It is probably best to start the story with examples that the child sees, as well as with a description of the actions in which he, one way or another, participates.
March is the first month of spring. At the very beginning of this month, on the eighth, everyone celebrates the holiday. On this day, mothers, grandmothers, sisters, kindergarten teachers, school teachers and all other aunties are congratulated on the holiday, given flowers and gifts. Moreover, they are congratulated orally, in writing, and on television. Even books talk about this holiday. And how many wonderful poems and songs there are on this topic! And what delicious treats there are at the table on this day! And how much joy and fun! This holiday is called differently: the eighth of March, women's day, the first spring holiday. But why is it called that? But the fact is that this is a holiday for all women on earth. That is, everyone, everyone: both in our country and in other countries. Mothers, grandmothers, teachers, educators, sisters and other girls live everywhere, and they all have a holiday on March 8th.
But why is this holiday considered to be specifically for women? A child will definitely ask this question. Of course, you can answer in general terms: that’s how it is, they say. But this will be a very incomplete answer. Therefore, it would be right to delve into the past and tell the child some of the history. Of course, in expressions, images and comparisons that are accessible and understandable to him.
An unusual scenario for the preparatory group
A modern scenario for a kindergarten graduating group may include a beauty contest for girls. After poems dedicated to mothers and grandmothers, as well as dance numbers, the presenter comes on stage.
Presenter:
Today is a holiday not only for our wonderful mothers and grandmothers. The girls also accept congratulations. Now we will hold a competition and select winners in the categories: “The Most Charming”, “The Most Attractive”, “Miss Smile 2020”, “Miss Good Manners”.
We need to come up with nominations for all participants so that not a single girl is left without attention.
To the music, the competition participants enter the hall and stand in a semicircle. The Queen comes onto the stage with a mirror.
Queen:
My light, mirror, tell me, tell me the whole truth. Who is the most beautiful in the world, the smartest, the sweetest?
Voice behind the stage (mirror):
You are not the most beautiful queen in the world, look how wonderful the children are!
Queen (noticing the girls):
Harmful mirror, give me the answer, After all, among them there is no one better than me?
Mirror:
Look, queen, what girls, even though they are so modest, they all stand on the sidelines. But what beauties, just look! Don't be angry and don't swear, go to the jury!
Presenter:
The first stage of the competition is a business card.
Girls need to prepare for this stage in advance. Each participant performs a performance: reads a poem, performs a song, performs magic tricks.
Presenter:
Now our participants must tell their mothers and grandmothers how much they love them.
Girls read poems dedicated to March 8th.
Presenter:
Girls love beautiful outfits and hairstyles. Now they have to make their mothers and grandmothers beautiful. Come out to your contestants, we are opening a beauty salon!
The girls are given combs, hairpins, bows, and ribbons, and they do their mothers' hair while listening to music.
Presenter:
Now the girls have to show what good housewives they are. Guests will come to you soon, and you need to set the table beautifully.
The girls set the tables to the music, while the boys perform a dance.
Presenter:
The girls showed what they are capable of, and now we invite the jury to move on to the award ceremony.
The princess gives out medals with inscriptions and gifts to the girls.
You can arrange a festive matinee for the preparatory group in the form of a “Spring Cafe” tea party. Tables are placed in a circle on which tea, sweets, and fruits are placed. Parents will sit at the tables, and after the performance their children will join them.
Sketch for March 8 “Beloved Grandma”
Three boys dressed as grandmothers come onto the stage and sit on a bench with knitting in their hands.
1st boy:
What kind of youth are they now? So you won’t understand them right away.
2nd:
They dress very strangely and communicate in an incomprehensible language.
3rd:
In our time, everything was wrong, and now it’s a complete mess.
1st:
We wore long skirts, danced waltzes and quadrilles.
2nd:
There was no Internet, books were read, parents were obeyed and respected.
3rd:
They held decorous tea parties, took out old records.
Leading:
Enough about discussing youth, you also loved to dance. Come on, grannies, go back to your youth and dance for the guys.
The boys perform a cheerful dance.
The scenario for March 8 in kindergarten should be interesting and exciting so that children and parents do not get bored. It is advisable to include competitions, quizzes, sports competitions, and also involve mothers and grandmothers.
Video of the matinee in the preparatory group:
