A fairy tale in a new way “Kolobok”
Grandfather
Come on, grandma, don't joke, we won't be able to find Kolobok!
Grandma (wailing)
Eh, my little grandpa, my little grandpa, the little bun rolled away, How many years have we been living with you - All together, and all together... There is no daughter, no son.
Grandfather
Not really Kolobok Do you want to adopt?
Grandma (sighing)
Maybe, grandfather, maybe! He was just born. Oh, why did he roll away and where will he go now? He will disappear, he will disappear!
Grandfather
Yes, he came out too lively!
Grandma
Oh, the boy will have a lot of trouble. Kolobok would return home, my son! And all of you! Ooh, heartless!
Grandfather
Why are you always nagging me? It's not my fault. Grandma, bake pancakes!
Act two
Kolobok rolls out from behind the trees on the left.
Kolobok
I'm scraping the box, I'm sweeping the bottom, My side is ruddy. I am a cheerful Kolobok!
A Hare comes out from behind the trees on the right to meet Kolobok.
Hare
The little gray bunny loves to skip and run through the forest! Listen to everything with your ears, eat everything with your teeth! You're completely fresh, wait, I'll eat you!
The bun jumps to the side.
Kolobok
I don’t want to be dinner, I left my grandparents! I won’t get into trouble, I’ll leave you, Oblique!
The bun quickly rolls past the Hare and disappears behind the trees on the right. The hare runs after him.
Hare
Stop!
Kolobok
Race for at least half a day, you won’t catch me!
After some time, Kolobok appears again from behind the trees on the left.
Kolobok
I'm scraping the box, I'm sweeping the bottom, My side is ruddy. I am a cheerful Kolobok!
A Wolf comes out from behind the trees on the right.
Wolf
He wants to grab the top with his teeth, put it in his mouth, and then in his tummy. You are absolutely fresh! Wait, I'll eat you!
Kolobok
I don't want to be lunch! I left my grandparents, You wouldn’t scare me, I ran away from the Hare! There's no point in catching up with me
I will run away from the wolf too!
The bun quickly rolls past the Wolf and disappears behind the trees on the right. The wolf runs after him. The bun appears again from behind the trees on the left.
Kolobok
I'm scraping the box, I'm sweeping the bottom, My side is ruddy. I am a cheerful Kolobok!
A Bear comes out from behind the trees on the right.
Bear
Loves crumpets with honey. The clumsy bear eats them. You're absolutely fresh! Wait, I'll eat you!
Kolobok
I don't want to be lunch! I left my grandparents, You wouldn’t scare me, I ran away from the Hare! There is no point in catching up with me, I also ran away from the Wolf. I won't get into trouble, I'll leave you, Bear!
The bun quickly rolls past the Bear and disappears behind the trees on the right. The bear runs away after him. The bun appears again from behind the trees on the left.
Kolobok
I'm scraping the box, I'm sweeping the bottom, My side is ruddy. I am a cheerful Kolobok!
The Fox comes out from behind the trees on the right.
Fox
Have you heard about the fox? There is no one more cunning than me in the forest. For the edification of all children, I will now eat Kolobok!
Fairy tale-remake “Kolobok” for a Wedding, Anniversary, Holiday.
Attributes: Kolobok - a large yellow scarf and draw a big smile with red lipstick. Old woman - scarf and skirt. Old man - beard and wand. Hare - ears on head. Wolf – wolf mask. Bear - black fur coat. Fox - red tail and hat. Window - the actor holds his hands like a wheel and depicts a window. Window sill - will squat bent over and hold a board on his back.
Host: Our holiday continues, But there’s something I don’t like, It’s a little boring, Gentlemen - just a minute,
Let's mentally go back to childhood quickly, What did we love there, What did we forget about?!
This is about fairy tales, Ladies, gentlemen, so, I propose to act out a fairy tale, Now I will give out roles,
The fairy tale is simple - “Kolobok”, Just a couple of lines for everyone!
(the presenter distributes roles and paraphernalia) (while the presenter is reading the text of the fairy tale, all the characters must perform actions, for example, the hare squinted his eyes - the hare brings his eyes to his nose, the wolf scratched the back of his head - scratches the back of his head, when the dialogue is spoken - we open our mouths or you can distribute the text to the actors choice)
Presenter: (grandfather and woman come out, two chairs are placed, the window sill is also sat down and there is a window next to it) Once upon a time there lived a grandfather and a woman, And here is the grandfather early in the morning, He approaches the grandmother and says: “Something in my stomach is rumbling, Well, how about making me a kolobok?” ", Grandma immediately went, swept the bottom of the barrel and made a bun! She put it on the windowsill, so that the flour product could cool down, sat down with her grandfather, and forgot about this matter!
(The bun sits on the windowsill and looks out the window, then crawls through it and runs away) And the bun lay on the windowsill, Yes, I measured the size of the window, And I decided that he could crawl through, So that his old grandfather could not eat him, And he climbed through the window and rolled far away !
Grandma and grandfather burst into tears, but then they ate yesterday’s cabbage soup!
And the bun is rolling through the forest, and suddenly the hare grabs its side! (the hare runs up and plucks the bun)
The hare looked sideways, He just recently drank beer, And he said to the kolobok: “I don’t want to eat you, So I pinched you - don’t be offended!” And immediately said goodbye!
The bun rolled further, a wolf appeared on the road, and said: “I’ll eat you!”, Kolobok: “Don’t you want problems?! After all, my grandfather has a huge gun?!”, The wolf got scared and ran away, Then the bear stuck to the kolobok! He began to tell him: “Let’s share the bun, at least give me a ruddy barrel, otherwise I have nothing to drink tea with!”
And the bun answered him: “I would give it - there is no market, Only the grandmother baked, The salt poured into me, So much that I myself am in shock, So I’m running away!”
And the bun rushed, quickly, quickly as fast as he could!
And then the fox runs up, wags her red tail, and says cunningly to the kolobok: “Oh, pie, I can’t, Something got into my eye there, I’ve shed quite a few tears, You won’t look, dear, I won’t remain in debt to you!".
Kolobok sat on her nose (on her lap), and answered: “No question! Now I’ll bandage your mouth and look at your fly!”
(bandages the fox’s head, seals its mouth)
Kolobok knew in advance what was waiting for him at the end of the fairy tale, so he realized in advance and thus deceived the fox, got a fly out of her eye, and quickly ran away, to our table for the holiday, now I’ll show it to you!
(at the end the presenter takes out a pre-baked bun and treats everyone)
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Dramatization of the fairy tale in a new way “The Snow Bun”.
| Summary of a lesson on theatrical activities in the preparatory group. Dramatization of the fairy tale in a new way “The Snow Bun”. |
Dramatization of the fairy tale in a new way “The Snow Bun”.
Goal: to create conditions for the development of children’s creative activity in theatrical activities. To develop the ability to behave freely and relaxed when performing, to encourage improvisation through facial expressions, expressive movements, and intonation. Objectives: 1. Teach children to recognize heroes by their characteristic features. 2. Improve children’s ability to convey the images of fairy tale characters. 3. Develop memory in children. 4. Form friendly relationships. Material: decoration of the hall for a fairy tale (bast house, slide, imitation forest), costumes of fairy-tale characters, musical accompaniment). Characters: Adults: Storyteller (Milyausha Minikhabipovna) Children: Kolobok - Ravshan Fox - Sabina, Elvina Bear - Karim Hare - Aigiz Cat - Almaz Wolf - Insaf Doll Mashenka - Yasmina (middle group)
Rams - Rail, Ildan, Aidar, Karim, Nurislam, Vanya.
Music sounds, and the Storyteller appears from behind the curtain.
Storyteller:
Hello guys! Hello, friends! You recognized me? I'm a storyteller. (Children laugh) Quiet children, don’t make noise. Don’t scare away our fairy tale. Behind the step is a step - There will be a ladder, Put word by word neatly - There will be a song, And ring after ring - There will be knitting. Let's sit close together and listen to a fairy tale. This fairy tale is “Kolobok”. Do you know it? …..
Once upon a time there were grandfather and grandmother (sitting at the table and drinking tea).
Grandfather:
Grandma, the tea is so delicious, but there’s nothing to drink it with. I'm tired of eating crackers. Bake me, old man, a bun.
Grandma:
Heh! Where will I get your torment from? After all, the torment is over.
Grandfather:
Let’s go, old lady, with you into the yard. There's a lot of snow there! Let's make ourselves a snow bun.
Grandfather and Grandmother are making a snowball. (A lump of snow is pushed out from behind the curtain, first a small one, then a medium one, a large one, and finally a snowball appears).
The bun rolls and sings its cheerful song.
Kolobok.
1. Along the path, along the path.
Jumping and jumping between the pines, Very fun, playfully The bun rolled. I left my grandmother and left my grandfather, I rolled around and got lost.
There is a snow bun in the forest.
Chorus:
Jump, jump, round, rosy, I look like a pie.
And, with a little twist (2 times)
Storyteller.
So Kolobok rolled until he fell under the Fox’s feet.
Two Foxes come out and dance a Russian dance.
After the dance, one of them runs away, the other begins a dialogue. Fox.
Who is this brave guy? Who is it that sings very well? Are you?
Kolobok
I!
Fox.
Come on, let me taste you!
Storyteller.
Once! - And she took a small bite from Kolobok.
Fox.
Ah ah ah!
- how tasteless and cold! My poor teeth, my throat (coughs). Kolobok.
I, the gentle Kolobok, I am the snowy Kolobok!
Don't boast, Lisa. Didn't eat me. I have a cold in my throat! Fox.
Oh, you harmful piece of ice, you are nothing but trouble!
Storyteller.
The bun rolled on, and Lisa smelled the sausage.
The Fox sniffs and sees the Hare sitting on a stump with a sandwich in his paws.
Dramatization of the song “Shla Lisa” by Ponomareva.
1. The Fox walked, the Oblique sat, and ate a bun with sausage. The Fox began to ask: “Give me a bite!” And the Little Bunny paws to the side: “You ate the pie! She stole Crow's cheese! And for you, Lisa, everything is not enough!” Here! Here! Here! Here! Here! Here! Here! Here! 2. No, I won’t give you a bit, I’ll eat the sausage myself! No, I won’t give you a bit, I’ll eat the sausage myself’ Am! Am! Am! Am!
Storyteller.
The Fox got offended and ran away. And Kolobok rolled towards the Bunny.
Hare.
What a big cabbage is rolling! Now I'll taste the cabbage!
Kolobok.
Don't eat me, Bunny.
I am not a cabbage, I am a gentle Kolobok, I am a snowy Kolobok! Hare.
I'm a smart bunny, you can't fool me!
Storyteller.
Once!
And he bit Kolobok on the side! Hare.
Oh!
Oh! And cabbage is not simple, all cabbage is icy! My throat hurts, where is Doctor Aibolit? Storyteller.
Bunny ran to look for Doctor Aibolit, and Kolobok rolled on.
Who is this coming to meet Kolobok? Music sounds in low registers, the Bear appears and performs the song “Bear-Bear” by S. Nasaulenko (Bell No. 16 “Happy New Year”).
1. Look, children. I am Teddy Bear! I can sing you a song now. Rrrr
Chorus: That's how fat I am, fat, club-footed, Because in a fur coat I'm shaggy. Rrrr!
2. Look, children, I am Teddy Bear! I can roar at the naughty ones! Rrrr! Chorus: (repeated).
Bear.
And here comes Kolobok!
Kolobok, I will eat you! Kolobok.
I, the gentle Kolobok, I, the snowy Kolobok.
Don't eat me, Bear! You'll get a cold in your throat and you'll get sick. Bear.
I?
Get sick? Storyteller.
Once!
And he bit Kolobok! Bear.
Oh oh!
Not tasty! I'm hoarse, I'm hoarse, poor bear! Storyteller.
And let’s roar, but no one hears him, he only makes hoarse sounds. He shook his paw at Kolobok and hobbled towards his den. The bun rolled on.
Meanwhile, lambs were grazing in the snowy meadow. The boys come out and dance.
After dancing to the music, a wolf runs out. The lambs, seeing him, get scared and run away in different directions. Storyteller.
The lambs all ran away, and Kolobok rolled towards the Wolf.
Wolf.
Who is this who is rolling at my feet?
Delicious, little white one! Kolobok.
It’s me, the gentle Kolobok.
Snow bun. Wolf.
You must be a bunny!
Now I'll eat you! Kolobok.
Don’t eat me, Wolf, your side will hurt and you’ll catch a cold!
Wolf.
I ate hares, I will eat them!
Storyteller.
Once!
And he took a small bite from Kolobok. Wolf.
You are not a bunny, you are an ice monster!
(Coughs). I choked on you, the poor wolf almost hanged himself . Storyteller.
And Kolobok rolled on.
He rolled and rolled, right under the Cat’s feet. Cat.
What a big piece of cheese is rolling!
Kolobok.
I am not cheese, I am a gentle Kolobok, I am a snowy Kolobok!
Cat.
But I’ll eat you now anyway!
Kolobok.
Don't eat me, Kitty, your throat will hurt and your paws will get cold!
Cat.
Oh, and I got a sneaky head of cheese!
Storyteller.
Once!
And he took a small bite from Kolobok. Cat.
Oh, my throat is burning!
My throat was frozen with ice! This has never happened to me! Storyteller.
The bun rolled further. And you and I, let's take pity on Kitty. And we’ll ask him to dance for us.
Performing a dance.
Storyteller.
Kolobok rolls, rolls, rolls. And suddenly he comes across a large box.
Kolobok:
Oh, what is this? And what could be inside? Well, I’ll untie the box and see what’s inside.
Storyteller:
Unties the box
Performance of song and dance: “Doll”.
Mashenka.
What a beautiful Kolobok!
Kolobok, Kolobok, let's play with you! I will ride down the hill, and you will catch up with me! Kolobok.
And you don’t want to eat me,
Mashenka.
I don’t eat snow, you’re the snowy Kolobok!
Kolobok.
I am a gentle Kolobok, I am a snowy Kolobok1 Let's play with you!
Storyteller.
Kolobok and Mashenka became friends and walked until the evening.
They rode down the slide, played snowballs, and made a snow woman. Storyteller.
And then Mashenka called all the animals, they made friends with Kolobok and danced merrily!
Performing a dance.
Storyteller:
Tell me, friends, did you like the fairy tale? (Yes) (Music sounds) Everyone was an artist today, We showed the fairy tale “Kolobok”. Everyone tried their best, they were great, let’s clap for each other from the bottom of our hearts!
