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Autumn physical exercises card file on the world around us (middle group) on the topic

AUTUMN PHYSICAL MINUTE

We are autumn leaves, (Smooth swaying of our arms above our heads.) We are sitting on the branches. The wind blew and we flew. (Hands to the sides.) We flew, we flew, and sat quietly on the ground. (They sat down.) The wind came again and picked up all the leaves. (Smooth swinging of arms above your head.) They spun, flew, and sat down on the ground again. (Sit down.)

A little white cloud (hands depict a rounded cloud) Rising above the roof (raise our hands above our heads) The cloud rushed (straighten our arms) Higher, higher, higher. (stretch your arms up) The wind is a cloud (sway your arms from side to side above your head) Hooked on the handle (clasp your hands above your head) The cloud has turned into a rain cloud (use your hands to describe a large circle in front of you and lower it. Sit down)

The clouds are spinning in the sky, (Children sway smoothly from foot to foot.) Every step, there’s a puddle. (Walking in place with high knees raised.) The autumn day is frowning, (Hands on the belt - turns left to right.) Leaves are falling on the street. (They spin around in place.) Spreads along the road (They run lightly in a circle.) Yellow blizzard.

Grisha walked, walked, walked, found a white mushroom. One is a fungus, two is a fungus, three is a fungus, he put them in the box.

Between soft spruce paws (they tap their fingers on the table) Rain, drip-drip-drip! (Touch the table with their hands.) Where the twig has long since dried up, Gray moss, moss, moss. (They raise their hands above the table, their fingers either put them together or open them wide.) Where the leaf stuck to the leaf, a mushroom grew, a mushroom, a mushroom. (The index finger of the right hand touches all the fingers of the left hand one by one.) Who found him, friends? (Clenching all the fingers of the left hand, except the little finger, show it.) It’s me, me, me!

BREATHING EXERCISE “AUTUMN LEAVES” A light breeze is blowing - Sh-sh-sh! Sh-sh-sh! And shakes the leaf like that - Sh-sh-sh! Shh-sh-sh! A strong wind is blowing - Sh-sh-sh! Sh-sh-sh! And shakes the leaf like that - Sh-sh-sh! Shhh!

Autumn leaves hang on the branches, Autumn leaves say to children - Rowan: A-a-ah! Aspen: E-and-and! Maple: O-o-o! Oak: Oo-o-o!

START CHARGING! GYMNASTICS FOR KIDS IN VERSES They sat down and stood up, They sat down and stood up. They reached the ground with their hands. They stomped with their feet, and clapped with their hands.

The wind is blowing in our faces, (we wave our arms on our faces) The tree swayed, (arms up, swaying from side to side) The wind is quieter, quieter, quieter - (we squat like one or two three) The tree is getting higher, higher. (get up like one-two-three)

JUMPINGTiv-tiv-tiv - the robin sings. There is noise and laughter in the clearing. This is a bunny exercise - Who will jump the highest?

STOMP As hard as you can, stomp stomp - stomp the calf stomp stomp stomp Exercise for hooves, The earth trembles under you

RUNNING Squirrels love to run in place on a wheel (3 times)

HANDS UP AND TO THE SHOULDERS Raises the lion cub weights 1, 2, 3, 4, 51, 2, 3, 4, 5 to become a mighty lion!

JUMPING OUT OF A DEEP SQUAT And the caterpillars in the garden have their own special type of exercise: Collect yourself like an accordion, Straighten out like a path!

WE EXPOSE OUR THUMBS TO GRAB The bear climbs onto the horizontal bar (we lift it up) He’s used to tumbling! (somersault)

SQUITS AND RUNNING: Arms to the sides and down. Everyone squatted and stood up. Both girls and boys all started skipping.

HARES Jump, jump in the forest. Hares are gray balls. (Hands near the chest, like the paws of hares; jumping.) Jump - hop, jump - hop - The little hare stood on a stump. (Jumps forward - back) Lined everyone up in order, began to show charging.Once! Everyone walks in place. Two! They wave their hands together. Three! They sat down and stood up together. Everyone scratched behind their ears. They stretched for four. Five! Bend over and bend over. Six! Everyone stood in a row again, They walked like a squad.

Summary of GCD on the autumn theme in the senior group of kindergarten

Summary of GCD for preschoolers on the topic: Autumn dressed the birch tree in gold

Goal: to expand children’s understanding of birch. Objectives: to expand children’s understanding of the birch as a symbol of our Motherland, its healing properties, to enrich and activate children’s vocabulary, to develop aesthetic taste, coordination of movements, fine motor skills of the fingers, to cultivate a caring attitude towards nature, the need to protect it.
Progress of the lesson
The teacher asks a riddle: The white-trunked beauties stand together along the path, The branches go down to the bottom, And there are earrings on the branches. (Birch) (The teacher tells the story against the backdrop of a slide show) Russian birch... It can be found everywhere. She is the first to populate new places and decorate the forest with her lacy crowns. But the forest, consisting only of birches, is especially beautiful. Who knows what this forest is called? (Birch Grove) Oh, you white birch tree! She let go of her braids, her curly braids, green and silky. How beautiful is yours, birch tree, dear to all of us. We can't stop looking at you, we can't stop looking at you. – Birch is the most beloved, dearest tree for every Russian person. And today we dedicate our lesson to this wonderful tree. Why is the birch tree called the symbol of Russia? The Russian people gave their favorite tree the most affectionate names - slender, curly, white, white-trunked. She was compared to a young and beautiful girl, wearing a green headscarf. And how many poems are dedicated to the Russian beauty, just listen. “I love Russian birch...” I love Russian birch, Sometimes bright, sometimes sad, In a white sundress, With handkerchiefs in pockets, With red clasps, With green earrings. I love her, elegant, dear, beloved, now clear, ebullient, now sad, weeping. I love the Russian birch tree, It is always with its friends, It bends low in the wind And bends but does not break (A. Prokofiev) The white birch has let down its braids, The white birch has let down its branches. The yellow leaves of the braid decorate, And quietly, quietly fall to the ground. (A. Kulagina) A pensive birch tree has earrings hanging on its branches. You, birch tree, don’t be sad, bloom your buds into leaves. (I. Naumov) Everyone likes birch. After all, it is beautiful! A white trunk, a thick crown Sends out bows to everyone, The leaves rustle quietly, They talk to each other. (N. Subbotina) The white birch was especially called on the spring church holiday - Trinity. The girls decorated the birch tree with ribbons, danced in circles, and wove wreaths. Also, all people tried to decorate their houses with birch branches, because everyone considered the birch tree to be a symbol of purity; its branches drove out all evil spirits from the house. You and I also know the round dance. Well, go out and dance around the birch tree. (The teacher places a vase with birch branches in the center) Round dance: “Oh, yes birch tree” arr. Rustamova We will stand in a round dance around the birch tree, Everyone will sing joyfully and loudly: Oh yes, birch tree, white trunk. Greener, greener foliage. We will take bright handkerchiefs in our hands. We'll start a harmonious song at the birch tree. Oh yeah birch tree, white trunk. Greener, greener foliage. By evening we will all say to her “Goodbye!” Don’t be bored without us, birch tree in the field! "Oh yes, a birch tree, a white trunk. Greener, greener foliage. (The teacher hands out yellow ribbons to the children) Guys, what time of year is it now? That's right, autumn. Listen to the poem: “Autumn has dressed the birch tree in gold, Weaved yellow ribbons into its braids, And the birch tree stands, right on the road, Showers heaps of gold coins” (Z. Shipitsyna) Let us also weave our own ribbons into the braids of the birch tree. The teacher invites the children to sit at the tables and hands them birch leaves. Educator: “The birch tree dropped its leaves. Autumn leaves are like gold coins, like hearts, like droplets, like a sail on a boat. That's how many comparisons you found. Put the leaves aside and let's talk about our birch tree with our fingers. Finger gymnastics The wind flew through the forest, The wind counted the leaves: Here is an oak one, here is a maple one, Here is a carved rowan tree, Here is a golden one from a birch tree, Here is the last leaf from an aspen tree The wind threw it onto the path. The teacher asks the question: “Guys, do you know what the birch forest is called?” It's called a birch forest. People say: “Where the birch grows, there the Russian man takes root.” People not only admired the beauty of the birch, but also were treated with its help. Even in ancient times, people noted many beneficial properties of this tree. What beneficial properties of birch can we name? (children's answers) Birch tea is very useful for colds. A birch broom in a bathhouse drives away illnesses, gives vigor and strength. In the old days, people used birch leaves to paint Easter eggs. Birch sap is very healthy and full of vitamins. Educator: “And also, guys, the birch tree made everyone move. When in the old days, boys and girls gathered for a holiday, they would always arrange walks and games near the birch tree. Come out to me, the birch tree is inviting you to play too. Physical exercise: “Birch” We planted a birch tree, (Straighten up.) We watered it with water, (Bend your arms to your shoulders, palms forward.) And the birch tree grew, (Stand up.) Raised the branches towards the sun, (Hands up.) And then tilted them , (Hands down, back straight.) And she thanked the guys. (Bows with head.) Educator: “Guys, what proverbs do you know about the birch tree?” The birch tree is not a threat: where it stands, it makes noise. The birch bark is white and the tar is black. For the enemy, birch is a threat. A crooked birch tree will not hold the snow, a bad person will not keep his word. A birch broom in a bathhouse is master of all! Birch sap is worth a penny, but the forest is worth a ruble. Educator: Listen to how Gennady Snegirev wrote “The Story of a Birch” . The birch tree, as if alive, is all fluttering in the wind with green leaves. The birch grove in the spring rings with bird songs. You walk through a sunny birch forest, touch the white trunks and sticky leaves, watch how the wind blows yellow pollen from the earrings, listen to the starling sing - and you will feel light and joyful. In winter, as soon as the sun appears above the forest, the birch tree will sparkle and glow with silver in the frost. On a winter morning, black grouse fly to the birch tree and peck at the brown catkins. A fox sneaks up on black grouse across an open field. Black grouse see her from afar. They wait until the fox runs away with nothing, and then fall from the birch tree into the snow, break through the ice crust and warm themselves in the snow, well-fed. The birch tree is good both in winter and summer, it’s not for nothing that so many songs have been written about it, and they call it affectionately: birch.” “Guys, in the old days, when there was no weather forecasting service, people looked at the birch tree and predicted the weather by its appearance. Listen to folk signs. In spring, birch sap is tasteless - the bread will be spoiled. If the birch tree blooms its first leaf in the spring, then the summer will be dry. The earrings of a birch tree burst - it’s time to sow bread. The leaves of the birch fall gradually - towards a light and fruitful year. If birch leaves begin to turn yellow from the top in the fall, then spring will be early, and if from below, then spring will be late. Educator: “That’s how much we remembered and learned about the birch tree. Birch - the beauty of Russia. It spreads its curly branches at almost every house, it sways alone in the fields, it grows densely in groves and birch forests. She needs our help. Let's take care of our groves, gardens, forests. We can't live without them. Listen. As the poet P. Kudryavtsev said about it: “White birch is Russian land.” White birch, dear sister. You grow up, don't be afraid of the evil ax. White birch - birds on the branches, I won’t let anyone hurt you. White birch, the breeze is blowing, He will look at you in the blue evening. White birch, he will bring a song to you from the heights because of the blue sea. White birch, my bow to you, You are in the fate of Russia and in my fate. White birch is Russian land, And sadness, and joy, and my love. Educator: Our lesson has come to an end. I invite you to play the outdoor game “There was a birch tree in the field.” Two children are selected - birch trees, who stand facing each other. Birch children raise both hands up and join hands. The rest of the children, holding hands, form a round dance, which slowly, in time with the rhythm of the song, passes through the “gate” - the hands of two birch trees. Berezki and the rest of the children sing the first verse of the song “In the field a birch stood”: In the field a birch stood, in the field a curly one stood... The last syllable in the word “stood” is separated by a second pause. At this moment, the hands of two “birches” lower to catch the child from the round dance. A caught child becomes a “birch tree”. Already three “birches” are holding hands and raising them. The game continues until the “birches” “catch” all the children.

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