Entertainment for older children in the form of the quest game “12 Notes”

Coming up with a good gift for a loved one can be quite difficult: you need to take into account that the gift is useful, interesting, and durable. And we have one in mind - a home quest! This is an interesting game of searching for gifts using cards with tasks, after solving which the participants will get to the prizes. This way, your guests will receive gifts, have an interesting time, and remember the holiday for the rest of their lives. To organize a quest, you need to select locations and objects that will take part in the quest, and then start looking for riddles. In this article we have collected interesting tasks, the answer to which is the word “stairs”. You will find riddles about other items in the article riddles for the quest.

If you need not just riddles, but more complex tasks and puzzles about everyday objects, then read our article Tasks for an quest.

How to use the stairs in an quest?

The staircase is one of the locations that can be used in the quest for children and adults.
Moreover, this can be not only a staircase in a private house, but also a staircase on the street, a staircase in an apartment building, a stepladder and horizontal bars in the form of a staircase on a playground. To make players guess that the cache is located near the stairs, you can use not only the words “stairs”, but the words:

• "steps"
• "railing"
• "march",
• "baluster",
• «handrails."

Interesting puzzles about stairs

"Endless Staircase"

As a simple hint or task, you can use Penrose's Endless Staircase illusion.

Moving clockwise, a person on it will endlessly rise, and counterclockwise, he will descend. The most unusual thing is that at the end of the route, the person will end up at the same point from which he began the journey.

The riddle is in the form, not in the text

The hint may not be the text, but the form of the task. This way you can hide meaningless text or vice versa, for example, a crossword puzzle in a shape depicting a staircase. The players' task will not be to solve the crossword puzzle, but to understand that the clue is its shape.

Puzzle about the stairs

There is such a task about stairs for children in the comic quest “Superheroes” from MasterFuns. It is necessary to remove the extra letters - the names of the depicted elements of the comic book, so that only the name of the cache remains.

Simple or complex riddles. Balance

The riddles should not be too easy, otherwise the quest will become boring. But not too complicated, otherwise the participants, again, may lose interest in it. A riddle about a ladder for children should take into account their age, skills, and also the number of players. For example, whether they can read the assignments themselves or not. For more people, you can choose a more difficult riddle.

Riddle games

“AWARENESS TEST”

1. you entered a dark kitchen where there is a candle, a gas stove and a kerosene lamp. What will you light first? - a match
2. What 11-letter word do all students and even teachers spell incorrectly? - wrong
3. Columbus also solved the famous problem: how to put an egg on a sharp end? - Columbus broke an egg and without a shell easily put it on the sharp end
4. Is it possible to fill an empty bucket three times in a row without emptying it once? – first fill with large stones, then with sand, then with water.
5. what is inside the square? – its area
6. A wide-necked jar is closed with a thin stopper, slightly recessed into it. How to remove a plug by hand? – you need to press the plug on the side, turn it across and pull it out with two fingers.
7. Is it possible to throw a ball so that, after flying some distance, it stops and starts moving in the opposite direction? – you can if you throw it vertically.
8. through four points (like the vertices of a square), draw three straight lines without lifting the pencil from the paper. – you can if you go outside the square.
9. how to fill a barrel exactly halfway with water without using anything to measure? – if the water in the barrel is filled exactly halfway, then by tilting the barrel so that the water level is just at the edge of the barrel, we will see that the highest point of the day is also at the water level.
10. two men approached the river and asked the beaconman for a boat to cross. He puts forward the conditions: swim across one at a time, and then put the boat in place. How to do it? – if they approached the river from both sides, then such a crossing is real
11. the soothsayer undertakes to predict with 100% accuracy the score of any match before it begins. What is the secret of his unmistakable prediction? – before the start of the match the score is always 0:0
12. explain the TV stunt in the movie fairy tale “Morozko” Baba Yaga releases a self-propelled sled with a pig snout into the snow, here gnarled stumps run and jump, a hut on chicken legs turns back and forth, flies into the sky and returns after a long time to the heads of the robbers with batons. - the sled was carried by a fishing line, there were people inside the stumps, the hut had a turning device, the return of the clubs could be shown at any time.
13. The radio said: autumn frosts are expected. On a large experimental plot, plants that love warmth may die. One inventor proposed an idea and asked to call the firefighters. What kind of idea is this? – idea: cover the area with foam from a fire hose.
14. given are scales, weights, a cork, a candle, matches, two planks, scissors, and a washbasin. How can you make the scales balance for a minute, and then disturb their balance, without touching them or what is on their cups? No other items may be taken. - you need to put a candle on the scales, balance it with weights, and then light it. If it burns, it will upset the balance.
15. translate from ancient Russian into modern language the message of eyewitnesses of the fall of the meteorite on June 25, 1290. “About noon, suddenly, over the city of Ustyug, a cloud became dark and quickly like a dark burden... And therefore, great clouds appeared and rose from all four countries, from which came lightning fire the thunder and thunder never ceased and was so great and terrible over the city of Ustyug, but they couldn’t hear what they were saying to each other.” - Literal translation: “At noon there was suddenly a dark cloud over the city of Ustyug and it was as dark as night, therefore great clouds appeared and rose up on all four sides, from which fiery lightning emanated incessantly, and there was so much and terrible thunder over the city of Ustyug, that we couldn’t hear what they were saying to each other.” Free translation possible.
16. name five days without naming numbers or days of the week. - the day before yesterday, yesterday, today, tomorrow, the day after tomorrow.
17. What will a crow do after living for three years? - to live for four years.
18. How many apples are there on a birch tree if there are 8 branches on it, each branch weighs 5 apples. - Apples don’t grow on birch trees.

“Engineering” tasks.

1. Definition transparent m.b. applied to air, glass vessel, crystal, ice, water, etc. Name all objects to which the definitions powerful, cutting, perishable, happy, cozy, closed, wild, rich can be applied.

2. name all the objects (substances or beings) that would fit three definitions at once:

a) hard, brittle, black; b) crumbly, gray, oily; c) strong, blue, harmless; d) fast, silvery, lifeless. For example: white, edible, slippery - milk jelly, boiled egg, some pipes, ice cream, ice.

3. Name the objects that would fit the following definitions: a) long round, b) sharp round, c) thin with holes, d) rectangular with roundings. For example: spherical hollow - balloon, light bulb, aquarium, ball, vase.

4. name objects, devices, machines similar in meaning to the following:

a) water radiator, b) ballpoint pen, c) globe, d) window glass.

For example: similar to a briefcase: satchel, backpack, suitcase, bag.

GAMES “IT’S TIME TO THINK”

WHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE?

One of the players thinks of something, writes it down (so that no one sees) and then asks the others in turn what it looks like. After listening to everyone, he shows his recording. Now the fun begins: everyone must defend their hypothesis.

Let's say one said that what was planned looked like a cucumber, the second believed that it resembled a door, the third was sure that it was similar to the moon, the fourth chose a semicolon for comparison...

The entry is presented: “book”. Get to work, imagination!

- Just as there are many seeds in a cucumber, so there are many letters in a book... - The door... The door can be opened, and the book can be opened too! — The moon dispels darkness and illuminates our path. So is the book. - Semicolon... Long silence, no answer. You will have to pay a forfeit for an unsuccessful guess.

HIDDEN WORDS

The one who got to guess by lot leaves the room for a while, while everyone else agrees on what word to guess. Then he comes back and starts asking questions one after another; they can be anything; The number of questions should be agreed upon in advance. The one who is asked must answer quickly and be sure to use the hidden word in the answer.

It is clear that the respondents are trying to hide this word better, so that it does not stand out among others. By the way, this is not so easy - sometimes you involuntarily place special emphasis on the hidden word, or, on the contrary, pronounce it quickly, as if swallowing it, or hesitate for a moment before pronouncing it. But even if no one makes noticeable mistakes, the guesser still has the opportunity to cope with his task: if he is able to retain several answers in memory at once, then, by comparing them, he can see that some word is repeated everywhere.

The simplest words are chosen, those that can naturally sound in any phrase: yes, no, this, that, so, but, I, you, we.

For example, the word “this” is guessed.

— Did you come up with a difficult task for me? - Well, you will see for yourself when you guess. — Do you like going to the movies? - Yes, everyone loves it, not just me. — Will Spartak become the champion? - I somehow don’t believe in this...

And so on.

Sometimes the guesser quickly finds the hidden word - then the one on whom this word was guessed takes his place, and besides, he pays forfeit. The same is done in that case. If someone, while answering, makes a mistake and does not insert the required word into his answer, then the others must intervene and stop the game.

But sometimes the guesser fails to find the word within the required number of “moves” (or he guesses it incorrectly) - then he has to pay him a forfeit, and a new guesser is appointed again by lot.

WHY? WHERE? WHEN?

In this game, words are also thought of. But special words are homonyms, that is, those that have different meanings, but the same sound; Everyone is familiar with them – a braid, a bow, a leaf. The guesser first asks everyone the following question: “Why do you love him?” Everyone takes turns answering. Then everyone is asked the second question: “Where do you love him?” And finally the third: “when do you love him?” if a feminine word is intended, you must immediately tell the guesser about this so that he asks not about him, but about her. When answering questions, everyone can have in mind any of the meanings of homonym words.

Let's say we thought of the word “onion”.

- why do you love him? - Because he is useful. - Because it’s interesting to play with him - Because many legends have been invented about him - Because he’s so green... - Where do you love him? — In the garden — On the sports ground — In fried mushrooms — In the forest, where we play Indians — When do you love him? — In the summer — And I in the winter — When it’s flexible — When it’s in circles

The answers should be truthful and at the same time not too transparent. Those answering have to show resourcefulness and some imagination, and the questioner has to be quick-witted... They pay forfeits and appoint a new guesser in the same way as in the game with hidden words.

“YES” AND “NO” - SAY IT!

The one who guesses leaves the room, the rest guess either the name of some well-known object, or the name of a famous person. Having returned, the guesser offers questions to which the answer will only be yes or no.

So, let’s say, Pushkin was conceived. In order to quickly guess what is planned, it is important to pose questions skillfully.

- Name of the place? No - Human? yes - Is he still alive? No - Painter? No

And so on.

- Pushkin? Yes.

Then the person who was asked the last question goes to guess. If someone gets confused and answers no instead of yes, then he immediately replaces the guesser. You can play team against team, with penalty points. The guesser can ask no more than 20 questions. If he answers fewer questions, then the one who made the guess gets penalty points. If the person who made the wish cannot answer yes or no, but says I don’t know, he also receives a penalty point. Incorrect information is punishable by a penalty of 10 points.

1. is the object alive? No 2. was he alive? No 3. is it made by people? Yes 4. is it made of different materials? No 5. made of metal? No 6. made of wood? No 7. made of plastic? No 8. made of fabric? No 9. made of paper? No 10. made of glass? Yes 11. are these dishes? No 12. sheet glass? No 13. is this part of some object? Yes 14. is this a lampshade? No 15. Is this glass from glasses? No 16. watch glass? Yes

The participant who guessed gets 4 penalty points (the opponent met 16 questions, but could have asked 20)

1. is the object alive? Yes 2. is this an animal? No 3. is this a plant? No 4. are these germs? No

5. maybe a person? Yes

6. is he a man? No 7. lives in our city? Yes 8. lives with you? Yes 9. is this your sister? No 10. Mom? No 11. grandma? Yes

The participant earns 9 penalty points, he was quickly guessed.

1. is the object alive? No 2. was he alive? Yes 3. was he an animal? No 4. plant? Yes 5. is this plant wild? No 6. Do they eat it? Yes 7. is this a fruit? No 8. vegetable? No 9. cereal? Yes 10. Is it used to make bread? No 11. Do they make soup from it? Yes 12. is this millet? No 13. buckwheat? No 14. oats? No 15. rice? Yes 16. did you ask for rice soup? No 17. pudding? No 18. Rice porridge? Yes

Only 2 points.

CHARADES

A charade is a riddle in which a word is guessed, but it is not guessed at once, but in parts. Moreover, each part can be an independent word. Here is an example of a charade: the first part is a group of singers, the second is an insect, the whole is a Russian folk game with singing and dancing (round dance). Or again: the first part of the word is an imprint, the second is practically acquired knowledge and skills. The whole is a hunter tracking down an animal (pathfinder). Games of charades are a must for improvisation. Charades can be performed using pantomime or a short miniature. Humor and imagination turn charades into a fun theatrical performance. Usually the players are divided into two teams, each “thinking” of words in turn. Going out into the next room, the players come up with words and how to “play” it; the opponents must guess the word encrypted in the scene. The more invention and surprise, the more fun the performance is, causing laughter among both participants and spectators. Teenagers can come up with a word for the charade themselves and immediately “play” it.

1. Three letters - a term used in the game. The other three are a victory cry. But in general - you will meet in the yard, Suddenly hearing a dog growl. (kon + hurray = kennel)

2. The first syllable is an exclamation, the second is worthy of reproach, And everything in the distant north lives and warms and nourishes the inhabitants of those places. (Deer)

3. The first can be sown with the second. But in general, we often lie in the countryside. (Hammock)

4. You heard the first part in the forest, the second - the city and a tributary of the Moscow River. And you saw the whole thing in the fields and tasted the delicious cobs. (Corn)

5. The first is a pretext, the second is chopping the cabbage. But the whole shooters are afraid and do not like. (Misfire)

6. Dance step Add to the note - And you will stick me between the logs. (Tow)

7. With “H” I fly over the water. With “G” I’m screwed on. (Seagull-Nut)

8. When I’m with a “d,” they’ll rip me off. When I have a “t”, they float on me. (Fruit - Raft)

9. More than once I have sounded in orchestras: My string voice is so melodious. But put my “f” from the beginning, And I will direct a beam into the darkness. (Harp-Headlight)

10. With “m” I’m in the sea, With “v” I’m in the field, With “p” I’m in the house, With “g” in football (Mol, Vol, Paul, Goal)

1. I flow through Russia, I am known to everyone, but when you add a letter to me from the edge. I change my meaning and then I become a bird. (Volga, Ivolga)

2. I took the book, added “A” And suddenly it became painfully offensive: There was not a trace left of the book, And even with a microscope it was not visible. (Tom - Atom)

3. At the bottom of the river in the cool darkness I hide for centuries. But you added “n” to me - And I’m already a river. (Il - Nile)

4. We entertain everyone - both adults and children - during leisure hours. But if we add a “t”, We will scare them terribly. (Games - Tigers)

5. I sow death with a mad roar, I sow death in the days of war, But add “o”, and I will breathe the peace of peaceful silence. (Cannon - Edge)

6. I look like a bull, And I am known to everyone, But add “k” to me, And I will eat myself (Ox - Wolf)

7. Breathing easily in my shadow You often praise me with a gesture, But rearrange my letters - And you will knock down a whole forest with me (Linden - Saw)

8. I am a tree in my native country, You will find me in the forests everywhere. But rearrange the syllables in me - And I will supply water (Aspen - Pump)

9. I rush along the wire Nights and days, And from the end they will read me - I am akin to a Tiger. (Tok - Cat)

10. I crumble, sweeping out of the way, Everything that we need to destroy. And read me from the end - I am a barrier to the sea waves. (Crowbar - Mol)

11. I’m lying on the ground, Nailed to iron, But rearrange the letters, I’ll climb into the pots. (Sleeper - Noodles)

12. You will solve the problem freely; I am a small part of the face, But if you read me from the end, You can see anything in me. (nose - dream)

13. Children study geography with me at school. Give me a different order of letters - And you will find me in the buffet. (Atlas - Salad)

14. My ruddy fruit is hidden by shady leaves - And rearrange the letters, I will turn out to be a river.

15. We shout in a sharp voice, And we hobble around so comically, But insert an “l” for us and we’ll sound Then it’s quite melodic. (Geese - harp)

16. Find my first syllable among the numbers. Look for the end in the alphabet, But the whole is not difficult to guess, Looking at the children, at their father and mother... (family)

17. the first is a dance figure, the second is a vowel sound, the third is underwater greenery, the whole is a network that an insect weaves.

18. steam + mustache = sail

19. anthem + Asia = gymnasium

20. com + pass = compass

21. pud + spruce = poodle

22. façade + garden = façade

“CLUB OF FOOLS” RIDDLES-JOKES

1. Which clock shows the correct time only twice a day? Which stopped 2. where does the water stand? In a glass 3. what will happen to a red silk scarf if it is lowered to the bottom of the sea for five minutes? It will be wet 4. What disease did no one get sick on land? Marine 5. when are hands pronouns? When they you-we-you 6. What is under a person’s feet when he walks across a bridge? Soles of boots 7. What do people often walk on but never ride on? 8. How far into the forest can a hare run up the stairs? Until the middle, then he already runs out of the forest 9. What will happen to the crow in three years? 4th 10 will suit her. What tree does the hare hide under when it rains? Under the wet 11. What should you do to cut off the branch on which the crow is sitting without disturbing it? Wait until she flies away 12. Seven brothers have one sister. How many sisters? One 13. crow is flying, and the dog is sitting on its tail. Could it be? Maybe because a dog sits on the ground on its tail 14. if a cat climbed a tree and wants to get down from it along a smooth trunk, how will it get down: head down or tail forward? Tail first, otherwise she won’t hold on. 15. Who’s upside down above us? Fly 16. What does half an apple look like? For the second half 17. where in Russia can you see a polar bear and a penguin on the same day? 18. Is it possible to bring water in a sieve at the zoo? It’s possible when it freezes 19. Three ostriches were flying. The hunter killed one. How many ostriches are left? Ostriches don’t fly 20. What does the watchman do when a sparrow sits on his hat? Sleeps 21. Which month is shorter than others? May – only three letters 22. What tree does a crow sit on when it rains? On wet 23. what do birds fly on? By air 24. What are we going for? At the table 25. Why is there bottled water? Behind the glass 26. what do people walk on? On the ground 27. When a car is moving, which wheel does not spin? Spare 28. How does night and day end? Soft sign 29. What can’t a person live without? Unnamed 30. Why does the dog bark? Can't speak 31. Why does the cow lie down? Can't sit down 32. When is the easiest time for a black cat to get into the house? When the door is open 33. Which fabric cannot be used to make a shirt? From the railway 34. what will happen on the thirtieth of February? Nothing: February has 28 or 29 days, there are no 30 days. 35. Are there March 8 and May 9 in Australia? 36. A grandmother was walking to Moscow, three old men met her, the old men had a bag, and each had a cat. How many people went to Moscow? One grandmother: the old people walked in the other direction 37. why does a person look back? There is no eye on the back of his head 38. Why is there a tongue in his mouth? Behind the scenes 39. when a horse is bought, what kind of horse is it? Wet 40. three calves, how many legs? No matter how many calfs there are three, it will have four legs 41. What is more important, the sun or the moon? Moon. The sun shines during the day, when everything is visible, and the moon shines at night, when it is dark. 42. You are the pilot of a plane flying from Havana to Moscow with two stops in Algeria. How old is the pilot? You are an airplane pilot (the pilot is as old as you are) 43. Usually the month ends on the 30th or 31st. Which month has the 28th? In all 44. the lonely night watchman died during the day. Will they give him a pension? No, he died 45. Can a man marry his widow's sister? No (because a widow is one whose husband died) 46. How many animals did Noah take into his ark? Each creature has a pair 47. The professor goes to bed at 8 o'clock in the evening, and sets the alarm clock for 9 o'clock in the morning. How long will the professor sleep? One hour (the alarm clock doesn’t know where it is morning and where it is evening) 48. Mamed has 10 sheep. All but 9 died. How many sheep are left? 9 49. 7 candles were burning. Three went out. How many candles are left? Three (three went out, and the rest burned out) 50. you enter an unfamiliar dark room. It has two lamps: gas and gasoline. What will you light first? Match 51. A brick weighs 1 kg plus another half brick. How much does a brick weigh? 1 kg 52. A woman was walking. She carried buckets of water. Slipped and fell. What do you think? I'm thinking with my brains (head) 53. Why does a hunter carry a gun? Behind 54. Why was the student kicked out of class? A hunter walked through door 55 past the tower, and there was a clock hanging on the tower. He fired. Where did he end up? To the police 56. Which word always sounds wrong? The word “wrong” 57. three birds with one stone. How many ears will there be? No matter how much it is three, it is still two 58. What is the heron in front, and what is the hare behind? Letter “C” 59. How many minutes should you boil a hard-boiled egg - two, three, five? Not at all, it's already cooked. 60. What is the first thing they throw into a saucepan when they want to cook food in it? Look: they look whether it is clean or not. 61. How can you reach the sky? Look 62. What needs to be done so that four guys remain in one boot? Take off each person's boot 63. Without what can you bake bread? Without crust 64. Which utensils are not eaten from? From empty 65. In which fields does grass not grow? On the brim of the hat 66. on which path was there not a single person? On the milky 67. what stones are not in the sea? Sukhikh 68. What year lasts one day? New Year - January 1 69. what is between the river and the shore? Letter and 70. what can you see with your eyes closed? Dream 71. where on earth is the longest day? The same everywhere 72. Which question cannot be answered yes? Are you sleeping 73. Which question cannot be answered with no? Do you hear 74. what is warmer than a fur coat? Two fur coats 75. when does anything happen in an empty pocket? When there is a hole in it 76. Whose head is precious? The cow has a head and horns. 77. How many apples are there on a birch tree if there are eight branches and there are five apples on each branch? There are no apples on a birch tree 78. How many eggs can you eat on an empty stomach? One. After the first one you will no longer be on an empty stomach. 79. What comb can you use to comb your head? Petushin 80. name five days without giving numbers or names of days. The day before yesterday, yesterday, today, tomorrow and the day after tomorrow. 81. What needs to be done so that four guys remain in one boot? Take off each person's boot. 82. Why does a person look back? Because he doesn’t have eyes on the back of his head 83. Which is easier: a pound of iron or a pound of hay? Same. 84. What comb won’t comb your head? Petushin. 85. What is the hare lying under? Under your ears 86. What remains in the box if you take out the matches? Bottom 87. What do they throw into a pot before they cook food in it? Look: they look to see if the pot is clean 88. why do they wear a hat? She doesn’t walk 89. Why did Styopa buy the hat? With money 90. What kind of utensils don’t they eat from? From the empty 91. you won’t be able to sit in the place where I’ll sit! Why? The place will be busy

Shifters

Lines from songs 1. A birch tree was cut down in a field. A Christmas tree was born in the forest. There are so few unmarried girls. There are so many guys who are single 3. A grimace makes a bright night darker. A smile makes a gloomy day brighter 4. It was never a good thing without a name. I was once a strange, nameless toy 5. there someone rose in a barrel. Here someone came down from the hill lines from poems 6. heat without a moon! The night is terrible... Frost and sun, a wonderful day 7. The bunny was lifted under the roof, the bunny was tied to skis. They dropped the bear on the floor, They tore off the bear’s paw 8. He hated you! The hatred has long cooled down. I loved you! Love can still be... proverbs 9. A friend saves himself, but abandons you. Perish yourself, but help your comrade 10. keep a lot of money, and don’t be friends with anyone. Don’t have a hundred rubles, but have a hundred friends 11. You ruined your job, sit at home and tremble with fear. You’ve done the job, go for a walk safely 12. You don’t have to think, you have to try twenty times to do something. Measure seven times, cut once, name the song 13. This is a song about how the poultry that lived with an elderly woman behaved. Two cheerful geese 14. is a song about the tragic fate of a peaceful insect. There was a grasshopper sitting in the grass 15. This is a song about how hair color can affect people's relationships. Red, red, freckled 16. This is a song about how good it is to play the harmonica in the rain, celebrating your birthday. Song of the crocodile Gena

Tongue twister competition “Skorogovorkin”

Conduct a competition for the squad champion using Russian tongue twisters. The one who makes a mistake, for example, three times, is eliminated from the competition. Tongue twisters can be written on separate pieces of paper. Participants draw pieces of paper, memorize it and repeat it out loud. 1. there is grass in the yard, there is firewood on the grass 2. two woodcutters, two wood splitters, two wood cutters 3. he reported, but didn’t finish the report, but began to finish reporting - he reported 4. in the field - horses trampled, dust flies across the field from the clatter of hooves 5. Arkhip hoarse, hoarse, hoarse 6. Senka is carrying Sanka and Sonya on a sled 7. mow, scythe, while it’s dew, away with the dew, and we’re home 8. the bristles are at the ingot, the scales are at the pike 9. Margarita collected daisies on the mountain, lost Margarita daisies in the yard 10. three woodcutters in three yards are chopping wood 11. a cat walks around, a mouse suddenly under the locker, a mouse suddenly under the chest 12. a cap is sewn, but not in the Kolpakov style, we need to repack the cap 12. our Polkan fell into a trap 13. a water carrier was carrying water from under the water supply 14. dear Mila washed herself with soap, lathered herself, washed it off - that’s how Mila washed herself 15. goes with a sideways goat 16. not at all slippery, not slippery at all 17. the sideways goat left with a goat 18. there are five mushrooms again at the stumps 19. from the clatter of hooves, dust flies across the field 20. Sasha sewed a hat for Sasha 21. I’ll tell you about shopping, about cereals and about reinforcements 22. I’ll tell you about shopping, about my little purchases 23. Grandfather Dodon played the dudu, Dimka’s grandfather hit Dimka 24. was walking Sasha along the highway and sucked dryers 25. The ships tacked, tacked, but didn’t tack 26. The courier is overtaken by the courier into the quarry 27. The wet weather got wet 28. Frol walked along the highway to Sasha to play checkers 29. They put coals in the corners, they put coals in the corners 30. the weaver weaves fabric for Tanya’s hat 31. three waxwings barely whistled on the spruce tree 32. the baker Peter baked pies 33. bells are ringing near the stake 34. the beaver is kind to the beavers 35. all the tongue twisters cannot be said, one cannot be overstated. 36. the king is an eagle, the eagle is a king 37. Karl stole corals from Clara, and Clara stole a clarinet from Karl. 38. the painter Shurik was disturbing the minium 39. Sandro was dozing in the arboretum 40. Sashok collected a drying bag.

GAMES “FUN”

DIFFERENCES IN NOISE

Each player receives from the presenter a piece of paper on which the name of a city is written. 5, 6, 7, 8 people receive the same name. Some, for example, Novosibirsk, others - Kyiv, others - Riga, etc. No one tells each other in advance what is written on his piece of paper. At the leader’s signal, everyone should begin to quietly shout out the name they have received, while simultaneously listening to whoever shouts out the same city in order to quickly unite with their partners in one group. At the beginning of the game, the host announces how many people will write the same name of the city. When the whole group has gathered, the guys raise their hands up. Those who manage to connect first are considered winners. If the children want to repeat the game, they receive from the presenter other names of cities (flowers, trees, animals, etc.) written on pieces of paper.

ONE LINE, BUT IN RHYME

Invite the guys to compose only one line - the second. And the first one will be offered in advance. We are giving the beginning of a couplet that needs to be completed. Ending M.B. different, the main thing is that the rhyme is observed.

1. The law is not written for fools Said the donkey, meeting with the fox. 2. A cow walked on the moon... 3. A sprat swam in a tomato... 4. Soup was made from an ax... 5. A dragonfly landed on a hat... 6. They tore off the dog’s tail... 7. We asked the parrot...

WHAT IS THE QUESTION IS THE ANSWER

In life we ​​constantly ask each other questions, sometimes serious, sometimes funny. Children should learn to answer the latter, and also with humor. Let them practice, they will succeed.

-Where can I find a blue bird? Every grocery store is full of blue chickens and ducks. -Where is the end of the world? On the fourth floor of the school, all the light bulbs there had burned out. Is it true that the Japanese have no sense of humor? Is it true! This is the only thing they don't have...

• What does it take to become a millionaire? • What to do to avoid falling asleep in class? • Is there a key to a girl's heart? • What needs to be done to avoid going crazy? • How to lose excess weight without restricting yourself in food? • What to do when some are plotting and others are building castles in the air? • What to do if some are dragging their feet, while others are doing everything that doesn’t fit well? • What to do if some students work coolly, while others rest until they sweat?

You can compete in teams: question - answer, answer - question.

PICTURES WITHOUT SUBJECT

1. thread a needle 2. sew a button 3. throw and catch a ball 4. throw a ball with a friend 5. chop firewood 6. plan a board with a plane 7. sharpen a pencil 8. cut your nails with scissors 9. move an object from one place to another 10 .flip through a book with thin pages and an album with thick pages 11.unfold and fold a newspaper 12.pour water from one glass to another several times 13.splash water from a glass at someone and be able to avoid being doused 14.lift things weighing 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 10 kg 15. take alternately a very cold, warm and hot object in your hands 16. feel velvet, silk, wool 17. place several plates one inside the other without making any the slightest noise 18. smell an apple, orange, rose, clove, onion, ammonia 19. cut a watermelon into slices and eat one piece...

ADD A WORD

1. It rides on two wheels and does not slip on slopes. And there is no gasoline in the tank. This is my...(bike)

2. When sometimes you feel lonely, Suddenly a ringing will burst into the silence, And the voice of a friend from afar will give you... (telephone)

3. Spinning on one leg, carefree, cheerful, dancer in a colorful skirt, musical... (spinster)

4. Walks calmly, slowly - Let everyone see how good she is! The shirt in which he walks is comfortable and durable... (turtle)

5. On the table in front of me the globe was spinning. Arctic, equator, pole... Contains the entire Earth... (globe)

6. One hundred birch soldiers stand holding hands. Day and night, All year round: They guard the garden. Those soldiers have long been called... (fence)

7. He himself weighs ten tons, And the poor guy’s name is... (elephant) 8. There is no better swing than the branches of vines, For these gymnasts, antics... (monkeys)

9. Swamp Home for... (hippopotamus) 10. Bloodthirsty swam past the shore... (crocodile)

11. Early in the morning, loudly Cries out loud... (rooster)

JOKES JOKES

Naughty HANDS, Naughty LEGS

Experiment one: legs together, press your side closer to the wall (and so that your leg is pressed too); Now try to lift your leg, not pressed against the wall, but so that you don’t tear yourself away from the wall.

Experiment two: stand in the doorway; spread your arms so that your wrists rest against the door frame - strongly, even stronger, as if you are trying to raise your arms above your head, but the frame does not let you! In this position, count to 50 (while pushing the frame as much as possible all the time), and then take a step forward, allowing your hands to behave as they want...

Tricks

—Who can drink water from a corked bottle? Turn the bottle upside down, pour water into the hole in the bottom and drink. — I spread my arms to the sides. I have a spot on my left. I can connect coins without bringing my hands together. Drop the coin from one hand and pick it up with the other hand, keeping your hands together. - I undertake to drink a glass of water not in the room, not outside, not standing, not lying down, not while walking! Stand on the threshold, lift yourself off the floor, resting your back on one door frame, feet on the other. In this position, you will be able to hold on perfectly to get drunk - Think of any number. Double it. Add 1 to the result. Multiply the result by 5. Discard all digits except the last one. Multiply the remaining number by it. Add up the numbers of the result. You got 7.

FUN EXPERIENCES

- Place 2 glasses on the table, put a sheet of paper on them and ask: if you put a third glass on top, will the sheet of paper withstand its weight? Fold a sheet of paper into an accordion shape. Now you can safely place the glass on it.

WHICH HAND IS THE COIN IN?

You need 2 coins: two-kopeck and three-kopeck. Do you offer someone:

- Here are two coins for you. Hold one in your left hand and the other in your right. I'm not looking. I can guess which is which. Do not believe? Can you count to twenty? Fine. Triple the number of kopecks in your right hand. The number of kopecks in the left hand is doubled. Add up what you got. How many? And now you can easily guess: if the number is even, then three kopecks in your left hand, and if it’s odd, in your right.

Invite someone to take a ten-kopeck piece in one hand and three kopecks in the other. Then offer to multiply what is in your right hand by 17. “Done,” the friend will answer. Then offer to multiply by 17 what is in your left hand. After this, without asking anything, you can accurately determine which coin is in which hand. People usually think longer when multiplying 17 by 3 rather than by 10.

MIRACLE ON THE LEG.

Put this paper figure in front of someone and suggest, after carefully examining it (do not pick it up!), to make the same one, he will most likely ask: is it possible to glue it together? A sheet of thick paper measuring approximately 10 by 15 cm is folded in half lengthwise. Three cuts are made across the fold line up to the fold line: on one side, one is exactly in the middle, on the other two, closer to the edges. Now rotate the part that is shaded in the figure 180 degrees around the fold line. All that remains is to bend the legs so that there is one narrow and one wide on each side.

Making and guessing riddles is a favorite pastime for many children. Riddles introduce children to the world around them, broaden their horizons, train resourcefulness and intelligence, observation and memory.

When selecting and using riddles, it is important to know what methods of encoding certain words or concepts are used in riddles.

In a riddle, only the signs of a particular object are often given, and the simplicity or complexity of the riddle depends on how many of these signs are given and to what extent they reveal the riddled object.

A lot of mysteries are built on allegories. These include riddles where the action or attribute of an object is compared with the same action or a similar attribute of another object, in most cases with a living creature.

Most often, riddles are asked orally according to a list compiled in advance. The one who gives the correct answer is awarded a known number of points (for example, from 3 to 6, depending on the complexity of the riddle).

The winner is the one who scores the most points.

Sometimes riddles are written on separate sheets of paper or cards. The guys take turns pulling out pieces of paper and guessing the riddles that are written on them. The sheets must be returned to the presenter (or a specially designated person on duty) along with an oral answer, on the basis of which points are awarded.

Riddles can also be used to make board games. The texts of the riddles for this game are written on separate cards, and the drawings that are the answer to these riddles are placed in the cells of large cards (for example, six to nine drawings per card). They play like regular lotto. The presenter draws cards with riddles and reads them.

The players work together to solve riddles, and the one who has a picture on the card with the answer to this riddle covers it with a card. The winner is the one who covers all the pictures first on his card. To make the game, you can use die-cut or decals that are commercially available.

For ease of use, we have divided all the riddles into topics. This selection is conditional, and, of course, neither the list of topics, nor, especially, the selection of riddles on these topics in any way claims to be complete.

Little tricks

Little tricks help keep children interested in the game. Try to add some variety to each of them, for example, during the game, appoint the child as a “judge” who must determine who won and the end time of the game, or offer to reach the top of the head with his hand. In the process of working with children, it is necessary to resort to various tricks. After all, they are used in television advertising to interest the buyer, and in other advertisements - all in order to capture our attention and stimulate interest. When you ask a child to pretend to be a giant and take seven giant steps, of course, first of all, he is pretending to be a giant, but at the same time he is using his mathematical and linguistic skills. This trick also allows you to attract his attention. If you want your child to be interested and engaged in games, he must take action. By watching others from the outside, the baby will never receive as much pleasure and benefit as if he had participated in the events. If you see that your child is bored, ask him to jump fifty times. Count with him as he jumps. Clap your hands to maintain a steady pace. Join your child and then hit the floor together! Another trick to relieve him of boredom is to have him say some text in a whisper or in a high and then low voice, quickly or slowly, or let him come up with his own manner of speech. Learning is a fun game, especially if the teacher is an active and interested participant.

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