Team New Year's quest for school or home, for students of grades 5, 6, 7, 8 “Raffle of Santa Claus” (from 10 to 14 years old)

Ready-made quest scenarios: ⇒ Quests for children (up to 10 years old) ⇒ Quests for teenagers (up to 16 years old) ⇒ Quests for adults (over 18 years old) ⇒ All quests for the NEW YEAR

Detailed description of the quest

With this New Year's quest, teachers or parents can easily and cheerfully play out presenting a gift, finding surprises at school or at home, with the ability to divide players into 2-3 teams.

♦ Age category: from 10 -14 years. (students in grades 5 - 8) ♦ Target audience: the quest was created to present New Year's gifts (surprises) for students in grades 5, 6, 7, 8. Our website also provides a version of this quest for children aged 8 - 10 years. ♦ Completion time: total completion time up to 40 minutes. ♦ Purpose of the quest: the quest is designed to find a gift - after completing all the tasks, the participants will find a cache in which treasured New Year's gifts (surprises) will be hidden. The quest is perfect for giving a gift for the New Year or Christmas. ♦ Venue: universal quest for premises - school, college, gymnasium (educational institution). For home, apartment, cottage. ♦ Number of participants: up to 30 people. Thanks to the plot of the quest, all participants can be divided into two or three teams. If the organizer wishes to complete the quest with one team, it is possible to select the most suitable hiding places from the available cards with tasks. ♦ Assignments: All assignments are fully completed and ready for the quest. You just need to print them on a printer. This quest belongs more to the category of quest-competitions, in which participants solve tasks ahead of the curve. Whoever finds the main cache first gets gifts. Of course, at the end of the quest there will be a winning team, but since friendship always wins, the gifts found will be divided among all participants. The quest consists of 21 task cards. ◊ 7 cards for each team that will lead players to four different hiding places. ◊ In the first three caches, players will find 2 task cards. That is, 6 task cards equal 3 caches. Caches can only be found if you solve 2 task cards at once. Each of the 2 cards contains part of a single answer - the name of the cache. ◊ All tasks and caches in the quest are different, only the last card with the task (card 7) is the same for all 3 teams and leads the participants to the same cache. Whichever team solves the 7th task first, that team will find Santa Claus's holiday hiding place. ♦ Hiding places in the quest: 1 team ◊ battery ◊ under the newspaper ◊ speaker (column) ◊ in the closet box 2 team ◊ mirror ◊ under the closet ◊ pencil case ◊ in the closet box 3 teams a ◊ flower ◊ under the vase ◊ pencils ◊ box in the closet ♦ Necessary details: pencil or pen for filling out answers. ♦ Genre: active quest-competition with the search for a gift for the New Year. ♦ The finished quest kit includes 3 PDF files: 1 . The file “Instructions for the quest” contains a complete list of necessary actions to prepare the quest for implementation. 2 . The file “Quest for 3 teams” contains all ready-made tasks for 3 teams. 3. The “Quest with answers” file contains detailed answers to all quest tasks of 3 teams. These files will need to be printed on a black and white or color printer. ♦ Other quests on the site:

Rock party for the New Year in 10-11 grade

To organize a quality party for high school students, you need to follow youth trends. Most young people are close to the rock music genre, so a party in the style of a “rock fiesta” will be a highlight. You can, by notifying the participants in advance, invite them to prepare high-quality performances in the chosen direction - there are probably guys in the class who are actively studying the art of playing the guitar or who are strong in performing skills. Invited aspiring musicians from the city and neighboring settlements will decorate the party: you just have to give a call on social networks, and you will receive an ocean of applications from active, purposeful and talented guys who want to perform, even for free, on a small stage. A lot of drive, music, interesting songs - all this will give you a great mood.

Quest plot

The plot of this quest is based on the idea of hidden gifts by Santa Claus. Having decided not to act in the traditional way - putting gifts under the tree, Grandfather decided to play a prank on the children and instead of gifts under the tree he put his letter or, at the request of the organizer, sent it to the address of the school (house, apartment). The letter also included envelopes (for 2 or 3 teams) with the initial tasks of the quest. In his mysterious letter, Grandfather Frost explains in poetic form to the children what exactly needs to be done for them to find gifts. After the organizer reads Grandfather's letter out loud, the children will open the envelopes and begin solving the tasks. The team that solves all the tasks and finds the main cache will be the winner. But since friendship always wins, the gifts found will be divided among all participants in the quest.

Sudoku

You need to cut out the pictures and arrange them in free cells so that the images are repeated only once in each row and in each column

Quest tasks

All tasks in the quest have a colorful New Year's design and a funny plot. Each completed task leads players to a new cache. Until the participants find all the hiding places and solve all the hidden tasks, the gifts will not be found.

Description of tasks in the quest: ◊ Gifts from Grandfather - a fun attentiveness task in which participants need to count the number of gifts Grandfather Frost has in bags. The team that does everything right will be able to find out a secret word that will give a hint in the next task. ◊ New Year's ciphergram - a task in which Grandfather encrypted a riddle with New Year's symbols. By deciphering the riddle and reading it, players will be able to find out the name of the next cache. ◊ The message of the snowmen is a riddle requiring logic and attentiveness. In this task, participants will have to follow the shadows of 10 snowmen and find out a secret word that will help them in the next task. ◊ Five minutes to twelve - a puzzle in which participants have to decipher a message encrypted by a magical New Year's clock. Each specified time corresponds to the key letter of the name of the next cache. ◊ Miracle Labyrinth - an attentiveness task in which participants need to go through the New Year's labyrinth and, having collected all the letters, read the riddle. The answer to the riddle will help you solve the next task. ◊ New Year rhymes

- an easy puzzle, the goal of which is to decipher the name of the next cache using a New Year's verse and a secret word from the last task.
◊ Olympics - the final puzzle in which participants, using the available names of the Olympic games, as well as pictures with objects for these sports, need to find the key letters of the main cache, where all the hidden gifts of Santa Claus lie.
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New Year's game - quest for schoolchildren in grades 5-6

The game is a quest for middle school children “Yolki!”.
Author: Grishina Anna Anatolyevna, methodologist for working with children, Perm region, Kungur. Description of the material: I offer you the development of a game program - the quest “Christmas trees!” for children in grades 5-6. This material will be useful to class teachers. The game is a quest for grades 5-6 “Christmas trees!” Goal: development of children's creative abilities. Objectives: 1. Broaden your horizons. 2. Develop teamwork skills. 3. Provide children with the opportunity to demonstrate their skills and talents. Organization of the game: Several classes or students of the same class can take part in the game. The class is divided into teams of 5–6 people. Each team receives a piece of whatman paper with a Christmas tree drawn on it and a route sheet (“Map of the Magic Forest”) with the names of the gaming stations written on it. The team's task is to pass tests at all stations. Instead of points at each station, players will receive decorations - balls (made of cardboard or colored paper) for their New Year tree. At the end of the game, each team will “decorate” its Christmas tree with the balls received during the game. The team with the most elegant Christmas tree wins (the Christmas tree will have the most balls). Equipment. Route sheets for all teams with the names of stations, balls for a Christmas tree made of cardboard or colored paper, sheets of whatman paper with painted Christmas trees, a target drawn on cardboard, ping-pong balls, sheets of white paper, felt-tip pens, scissors, glue, tape, colored paper , cards with letters. Progress of the game. Presenter (can be dressed as Father Frost or Snow Maiden). Hello guys! Everyone's favorite, most magical holiday is approaching - New Year! And today I invite you on a journey through the magical forest. And who knows what it is impossible to celebrate the New Year without? Well, of course, without a Christmas tree. I prepared wonderful Christmas trees for each team. Only there are no decorations on them. Well, no problem! I have maps of our magical loess, which you will go to today. Along the way, you will complete tasks and receive Christmas tree decorations. And the team that collects the most decorations for their New Year's beauty will win! But first, let's get acquainted. Greetings. Teams must come up with a “New Year’s” name and motto for their team within a minute. Host: Well, now we can go! Teams depart to the stations marked on their route sheets. Stations: 1. "Snowmen's Glade". At this station, participants receive white paper, colored paper, glue, scissors, tape, and markers. Task: within a certain time (10 - 15 minutes) make a snowman from the received materials. (You can come up with a “snowy” name for your snowman). For a snowman, a team can receive from 1 to 3 Christmas tree balls. The accuracy and creativity of the work is assessed. 2. “Musical path”. At this station, players need to remember and sing as many songs as possible with the words “New Year” and “Christmas Tree”. For each song the team receives 1 ball. More songs - more New Year's balls! 3. “Snowball” At this station, players compete in accuracy. They are given snowballs (ping-pong balls). Players must hit the target with a snowball. For each hit, the team receives 1 ball for the tree. Each player has 1 try. 4. “Letter Forest.” At this station, players need to find the missing letters to form the phrase: “Happy New Year!” “Lost” 5 letters: s, v, s, d, o,. (Cards with letters must first be hidden in the room where the station will be located). Players must find all the cards and form a phrase within 5 minutes. 5. “At a rest stop.” At the rest stop, players are invited to play. Each team player is given a card with the name of the item written on it. The player must explain to the team what item is written on his card. It is forbidden to name an object and use the same root words in an explanation! Items: firecracker, chimes, serpentine, Olivier salad, sparklers, round dance. After the players complete the tasks of all stations, they decorate their Christmas tree with the received balls. The team with the most balls on its Christmas tree wins.

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Class hour in the 5th grade on a New Year's theme. Scenario of the New Year's competition program for students in grades 6-7. New Year's holiday for grades 6-7. Scenario KTD New Year's party. Scenario for grades 6-7

Fearless Joe or New Year's Eve in horror style for high school students

For lovers of intense emotions, the option of a horror party is suitable. What is needed to carry it out? Firstly, the bold design and soundtrack. Decorate the walls with black, decorate with homemade cobwebs, skulls, and other elements of Gothic culture. Finding suitable music on the Internet is also not difficult. The highlight of the party will be the unexpected appearance of characters from horror films in an impromptu theatrical performance. Along with this, participants are offered performances by creative groups from the city, participation in competitions and quests, and a youth disco.

The youth subculture is diverse and opens up enormous opportunities for the organizer of festive events, because energetic, emotional young people are interested in everything, from immersion in historical eras to KVN battles. Originality and creativity, drive and good music - these components will help create a quality holiday. And we sincerely wish you good luck on this path!

Description of tasks

(key places where you can hide hints and surprises are indicated in brackets)

Fairytale advertisements, Christmas tree crossword puzzle (pencils, stand, computer, TV). The “highlight” of this kit is a colorfully designed fun task for associative thinking.
Runaway letters of the alphabet (magazine - glossy publication or school magazine, blinds, fruit). Players will have to remember all the letters of the Russian alphabet and find which ones are missing :)
New Year's marathon (pencilcase, hat, bag). An interesting original logic task.
New Year's puzzle (Russian language textbook, literary reading textbook, mathematics textbook). To find out the next search location, players need to complete the puzzle and read the clue in a spiral.
Encrypted word (scarf, closet, corner). A simple word puzzle.
Christmas tree code (table, chair, newspaper). You need to read the clue using a colorful Christmas tree code.
New Year's differences (book, sock, bag, desk). A fun observation task in which you need to find the differences in two seemingly identical pictures.
New Year's balls (door, shelf, wall). A task for speed and attentiveness.
New Year's word (diary, notebook, notepad). An exciting task to keep you focused, a colorful New Year's word.
Fabulous housing (battery, mirror, box). Mini-crossword, originally designed in the shape of a hut. The theme is various types of housing of famous fairy-tale characters.
New Year's labyrinth (gloves, plant, bedside table). You need to help Santa Claus find the right path to the center of the maze, collecting key letters along the way.
Snowmen clue (drink, envelope, presenter). Tricky math puzzle. A task for composure and quick thinking.