Fun in kindergarten for International Dance Day. Scenario

Scenario of entertainment in a kindergarten dedicated to the International Day of Dance “Round Dance of Friendship”
Author: Zakharova Irina Aleksandrovna, music director of the branch of MDOU DS No. 1 DS No. 3, Belinsky, Penza region. Description of work. The event may be useful to music directors of a kindergarten, as well as a dance club, as an example of the joint activity of concert participants and spectators. On the central wall is the name of the dance (the letters are turned upside down). The audience, together with the participants, must guess this name as follows. Before the action, guests are given cards with numbers (serial number) on one side and a wish on the other. In order of turn, according to the number, the guest names any letter (you cannot name a word right away). If it is in the name of the dance, it is opened and the guest reads the wish; if not, they ask him a riddle and he guesses. Both the wish and the riddle lead to the execution of the dance required by the script. At the end, all the letters and the name of the dance are guessed and it is performed. I hope my script will be useful to someone. The event was shown at a regional seminar and was highly appreciated by colleagues. The participants were children of the junior, middle and senior groups. Goal: formation of the foundations of musical culture through introduction to dance activities; induce in children an emotionally positive attitude towards the holiday and a desire to actively participate in it. Objectives: to form in preschool children an understanding of various dance genres;
development of creative activity, cognitive interest, communication skills; nurturing a sense of responsibility, camaraderie, and stage culture. Progress of the event:
(the presenter enters to the music) Presenter: Hello, dear guests. Today, as part of the “Healthy Preschooler” project, the “Dancing Kindergarten” module, we are holding the “Round Dance of Friendship” dance festival, dedicated to the International Dance Day, which is celebrated by the entire dancing world on April 29. Dance is a universal remedy that serves not only to strengthen the child’s health, his physical and mental development, but also helps to create a favorable emotional climate. Another important feature of any dance is its ability to unite people in the name of friendship and peace, allowing them to speak the same language - the language of dance. All our children love and want to dance. And we invite you to our dance festival! So here we go! (fanfare, three pupils of the preparatory group come out) Child: We invite friends to the festival from all over the earth, from the entire planet. Dancing with friends is more fun. Life is more fun with dancing. Child: For both guests and friends, you will not regret anything, and at our festival you yourself will become better and kinder. Child: The stars turn golden like freckles, The hall is filled with light from smiles. In pairs in a circle, one after another, let's start the children's dance festival! 1. Children go under Polonaise P.I. Tchaikovsky (all groups take turns, starting with the youngest, dance, sit in their places)

Host: It’s so good in this room today! It’s so good that we invited guests! Today is an important holiday for us, and guess what kind of holiday it is now! (riddle about dance)
Those movements, without a doubt, will lift your spirits, They will spin you around to the music, And of course they will make everyone friends, There is a blush on your cheeks, What is this, children?
Children: Dance! Host: Of course, it’s a dance. And today we are holding a festival - a celebration of dance. Can there be a real holiday, real joy without dancing? And dance also unites. Look, the children from the art school sent us these drawings to decorate our holiday. (the central wall is decorated with drawings of various dances
)
(sound of wind) Host: But why did such a wind arise here? Maybe we need to cover the windows and doors? (Mary Poppins appears with an umbrella to the music and dances)

Mary: Hello, my dears! Hello, beautiful children! I flew on the wings of the wind for many thousands of kilometers! Over frozen seas, over forests, over fields. I was in a hurry, guys, to see you, my little friends! Do you recognize me? Host: Guys, did you recognize our unexpected guest? Children: This is Mary Poppins. Mary: Yes, I'm Mary Poppins. I fly to the children with the east wind and tell them the most amazing stories. When I spin my magic umbrella, the children fall asleep and have colorful dreams. I also teach them to sing and dance. And I heard that today you are talking about dancing. Host: Yes, we are holding a dance festival. And we will be very glad if you will be our honored guest and participant of the festival. Mary: With pleasure. And to begin with, I will ask a riddle. On the wall is the name of a famous dance. And you need to guess it by letter. Host: Dear Mary. But our children don’t go to school yet. And only a few of them learn to read. How will they cope with your task? Mary: Oh! After all, you are still small! That is OK. Nothing is impossible for me! And our guests will help us. They will name the letter and if they guess right, we will fulfill their wish. If not, then they will guess our riddle. Host: Dear guests, do you mind helping our guys? Well, let's begin! (gong sounds)
We ask respected guest number one.
Introduce yourself and please name the letter. (The spectator with card number one names the letter. Option A - if the letter that is in the name of the dance is named. Option B - if there is no such letter in the name of the dance) Option A. Mary: Yes, there is such a letter. (opens the letter) Host: Say your wish. The guest reads the wish: “A beautiful minuet dance that has existed for many years. And not every student knows where it came from. Tell us about it and show us a little.” Option B. Mary: Unfortunately, there is no such letter in the name of the dance. Host: You have to guess our riddle. Child: (riddle about the minuet)
Balls... balls... and the music plays, The gentlemen invite the lady to dance.
French dance is driven by a silhouette, And we call the dance... Spectator: Minuet. Mary: Oh! Minuet! I can tell you a lot... The minuet is an ancient dance. It first appeared in France. And then everyone liked it so much that they began to dance it in many countries at balls and receptions. Host: Violins, pipes, harpsichords and clarinet will help reveal the secret of the minuet. Guys, come out here quickly, show us a graceful minuet. 2.Children of the senior group perform Minuet by L. Boccherini.

Mary: Oh dance! You are my dream aspiration, There is nothing more beautiful in the world, Than the triumph of love and inspiration, A delightful bouquet of ovation! Presenter: Well done, guys, how it turned out at a real ball. I think we fulfilled the guest's wish! (children leave to change clothes for a Spanish dance) (gong sounds) Presenter: We ask respected guest number two. Introduce yourself and please name the letter. (Guest names a letter) Option A. Mary: Yes, there is such a letter. (opens the letter) Host: Say your wish. The guest reads the wish: “Let the children’s eyes sparkle with delight, There is so much laughter and joy, That the children cannot resist the music and dance a cheerful polka. Option B. Mary: Unfortunately, there is no such letter. Host: Guess our riddle. Child: (riddle about a polka)
There are runs and jumps, There are stomps and clap, There is only swiftness and nothing more.
You will have to dance... Spectator: Polka. Mary: Great! Presenter: Children, let's all stand in pairs, There will be music, We won't waste time, Let's dance the polka! 3. Children of the middle group perform polka. Presenter: Well done. I think we fulfilled the guest's wish! Mary: And now I ask for a moment of attention, I would like to introduce you to foreigners: Guests from Spain will delight us with their temperamental dances. (Guys in Spanish costumes come in) Host: Who are you, good guys? From what country? You must introduce yourself to us. Child: There is a capital city in Spain - Madrid, where the guitar rings day and night. Child: We came to your festival so that everyone could see us here. Child: For a very long time we have wanted to visit Russia and show everyone our dance. Host: Well, you are welcome! 4. Children of the older group perform a Spanish dance

Mary: The sounds of the song poured out, The guitar smoothly picked up. Flexible arms intertwined around, But pride instantly separated. Host: Yes, that’s what they are - Spanish dances. And we continue! (Give suns to the children of the younger group, dress up in Greek costumes for the older group) (gong sounds) Presenter: We ask respected guest number three. Introduce yourself and please name the letter. (Guest names a letter) Option A. Mary: Yes, there is such a letter. Host: Say your wish. The guest reads the wish: “I want a ray of sunshine to come visit us, walk along the path, jump around a little, and frolic and have fun with us. So that he gives joy to children and teaches them to dance.” Option B. Mary: Unfortunately, there is no such letter. Guess our riddle. Child: (makes a riddle about the sun)
Not high, not low, Not far, not close.
A ball floats in the sky - red-hot like fire. Spectator: Sunny. Mary: Great! Presenter: Our little suns come here to dance. Now they will dance joyfully and bring us spring. Child of the younger group: Even though we are still kids, But we won’t fall behind. And in the world of dance we will not get tired of dancing with friends. 5.Children of the younger group perform a dance with the suns. (to the music of the song “The sun is shining for everyone” lyrics by V. Orlov, music by A Ermolov)

Mary: The children danced nicely and weren’t tired at all. Host: Yes, well done guys! (gong sounds) Host: We ask for distinguished guest number four. Introduce yourself and please name the letter. (Guest names a letter) Option A. Mary: Yes, there is such a letter. Host: Say your wish. The guest reads the wish: “My dreams are perhaps limitless, I want to get to Greece now. They say there is an unusual dance - it’s called Sirtaki.” Option B. Mary: Unfortunately, there is no such letter. Host: Guess our riddle. Child: (makes a riddle about the sirtaki dance)
And what kind of people in white robes are showing some signs?
Yes, this is a Greek dance, of course. And it’s called... Spectator: Sirtaki. Mary: Great! Host: Greece is a beautiful country, but how do we get there? Close your eyes and you're there! We'll have fun! 6.Children of the senior group perform the Greek dance Sirtaki

Mary: Oh, this rhythm that awakens the heart, It is danced by three and seven and a hundred... It opens the door to our friendship, Sirtaki - it’s difficult and easy! Host: Yes, well done guys! (gong sounds) Host: We ask for distinguished guest number five. Introduce yourself and please name the letter. (Guest names a letter) Option A. Mary: Yes, there is such a letter. Host: Say your wish. The guest reads the wish: “It’s hard for me to sit still - our kids are dancing so nicely. And I would like their mothers to dance with their hearts with them.” Option B. Mary: Unfortunately, there is no such letter. Host: Guess our riddle. Child: (makes a riddle about his mother)
In the world there is no one more dear to her, more just and kinder.
I'll tell you straight, friends - Better than anyone in the world... Spectator: Mom. Host: Of course, our mothers are the best! And we invite them to dance with the children. 7. Dance with mothers (performed by middle school children)

Mary: How many places in the world are beautiful and wonderful! How many different complex and simple dances! But there is no closer to us than our beautiful Motherland. Here is our home, friends and mom and dad are waiting. Host: Guys, look, you can already read the name of the dance. Who can? Let's read it together. Children: Russian dance. (if the children can’t do it, the guests help) Host: The Russian dance - re-dance - amused us many times. How much daring, how much enthusiasm, how much joy in the eyes! Come out boldly, friend! Dancers, join the circle! Mary: Get down to business more cheerfully, So that everything around you sings, Let no one sit still, At least give a little detail. 8. Russian dance is performed by children. (children of the younger group begin to dance, then the middle, then the older. Then all together)

Host: Our whole life is a beautiful dance. Our whole life is a kaleidoscope. Let's enjoy the dance Without unnecessary phrases, without unnecessary words. Mary: Let this dance be long. Let the flowers be bright, And let the wonderful holiday of beauty never fade! Presenter: Our festival was a great success, we hope everyone liked it! Let it be memorable and bright for all of us, like the best expensive gift! (children go out to the music)

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“DANCE HOLIDAY - BRIGHT HOLIDAY” methodological development (preparatory group)

“The dance festival is a bright holiday!”

Scenario of entertainment in kindergarten dedicated to International Dance Day.

Author: Domareva E.L. additional education teacher

Description of work. On the central wall is the name of the dance (the letters are turned upside down). The audience, together with the participants, must guess this name as follows. Before the action, guests are given cards with numbers (serial number) on one side and a wish on the other. In order of turn, according to the number, the guest names any letter (you cannot name a word right away). If it is in the name of the dance, it is opened and the guest reads the wish; if not, they ask him a riddle and he guesses. Both the wish and the riddle lead to the execution of the dance required by the script. At the end, all the letters and the name of the dance are guessed and it is performed. Goal: formation of the foundations of musical culture through introduction to dance activities; induce in children an emotionally positive attitude towards the holiday and a desire to actively participate in it. Objectives: to form in preschool children an idea of various dance genres; development of creative activity, cognitive interest, communication skills; nurturing a sense of responsibility, camaraderie, and stage culture.

Progress of the event:

(the presenter enters to the music) Presenter: Hello, dear guests. Today we are holding a dance festival dedicated to International Dance Day, which is celebrated by the entire dancing world on April 29. Dance is a universal remedy that serves not only to strengthen the child’s health, his physical and mental development, but also helps to create a favorable emotional climate. Another important feature of any dance is its ability to unite people in the name of friendship and peace, allowing them to speak the same language - the language of dance. All our children love and want to dance. And we invite you to our dance festival! So, we begin! (fanfare, three students come out) Child: We invite friends to the festival, From all over the earth, from the entire planet. Dance boldly with friends, Life is more fun with dance. Child: And for guests , and for your friends You will not regret anything, And at our festival yourself, You will become better and kinder. Child: The stars are golden like freckles, The hall is filled with light from smiles. In pairs in a circle, one after another, Let's start the children's dance festival! Children enter the hall under Polonaise P.I. Tchaikovsky

Presenter: How good it is in this hall today! How good it is that we invited guests! Today is an important holiday for us, And what kind of holiday - guess now! (riddle about dance) Those movements, without a doubt, will lift your spirits, They will spin you to the music , And of course they will make friends with everyone, There is a blush on your cheeks, What is this, children? Children: Dance! Host: Of course, it’s a dance. And today we are holding a festival - a celebration of dance. Can there be a real holiday, real joy without dancing? And dance also unites. (sound of wind) Presenter: But why did such wind arise here? Maybe we should close the windows and doors? (Mary Poppins appears with an umbrella to the music and dances)

Mary: Hello, my dears! Hello, beautiful children! I flew on the wings of the wind for many thousands of kilometers! Over frozen seas, over forests, over fields. I was in a hurry, guys, to you, to my little friends! Do you recognize me? Host: Guys, do you recognize our unexpected guest? Children: This is Mary Poppins. Mary: Yes, I’m Mary Poppins. I fly to the children with the east wind and tell them the most amazing stories. When I spin my magic umbrella, the children fall asleep and have colorful dreams. I also teach them to sing and dance. And I heard that today you are talking about dancing. Host: Yes, we are holding a dance festival. And we will be very glad if you will be our guest of honor and participant in the festival. Mary: With pleasure. And to begin with, I will ask a riddle. On the wall is the name of a famous dance. And you need to guess it by letter. Presenter: Dear Mary. But our children don’t go to school yet. And only a few of them learn to read. How will they cope with your task? Mary: Oh! After all, you are still small! That is OK. Nothing is impossible for me! And our guests will help us. They will name the letter and if they guess right, we will fulfill their wish. If not, then they will guess our riddle. Host: Dear guests, do you mind helping our guys? Well, let's begin! (gong sounds) We ask respected guest number one. Introduce yourself and please name the letter. (The spectator with card number one names the letter. Option A - if the letter that is in the name of the dance is named. Option B - if there is no such letter in the name of the dance) Option A. Mary: Yes, there is such a letter. (opens the letter) Presenter: Say your wish. The guest reads the wish: “The beautiful minuet dance has existed for many years. And not every student knows where it came from. Tell us about it and show us a little.” Option B. Mary: Unfortunately , there is no such letter in the name of the dance. Presenter: You have to guess our riddle. Child: (riddle about the minuet) Balls... balls... and music plays, The gentlemen invite the lady to dance. French dance is driven by a silhouette, And we call the dance... Spectator: Minuet. Mary: Oh! Minuet! I can tell you a lot... The minuet is an ancient dance. It first appeared in France. And then everyone liked it so much that they began to dance it in many countries at balls and receptions. Presenter: Violins, pipes, harpsichord and clarinet,

They will help you reveal the secret of the minuet. Guys, come here quickly,

Graceful minuet, show us the Dance “Minuet”

Mary: Oh dance! You are my dream aspiration, There is nothing more beautiful in the world, Than the triumph of love and inspiration, A delightful bouquet of ovations!

Presenter: Well done, guys, how it turned out at a real ball. I think we fulfilled the guest’s wish! (gong sound) Presenter: We ask dear guest number two. Introduce yourself and please name the letter. (Guest names a letter) Option A. Mary: Yes, there is such a letter. (opens the letter) Presenter: Say your wish. The guest reads the wish: “Let the children’s eyes sparkle with delight, There is so much laughter and joy, That the children cannot resist the music and dance a cheerful polka. Option B. Mary: Unfortunately, there is no such letter. Presenter: Guess our riddle. Child: (riddle about the polka) There are runs and jumps, There are stomps and clap, Just swiftness and that’s all. You will have to dance... Spectator: Polka. Mary: Wonderful! Presenter: Children, let’s all stand in pairs, There will be music, We won’t waste time, Let’s dance the polka! Dance “Fun Polka”

Presenter: Well done. I think we have fulfilled the guest’s wish! Mary: And now I ask for a moment’s attention, I would like to introduce you to foreigners: Guests from Spain will delight us with their temperamental dances. (Guys in Spanish costumes come in) Host: Who are you, good guys? From what country? You must introduce yourself to us. Child: There is a capital in Spain - Madrid, where the guitar rings day and night. Child: We came to your festival so that everyone can see us here. Child: For a very long time we have wanted to visit Russia and our dance show everyone. Presenter: Well, you are welcome! Dance “Hot Spain” Mary: The sounds of the song poured out, The guitar smoothly picked up. Flexible hands intertwined around, But pride instantly separated. Presenter: Yes, that’s what they are - Spanish dances. And we continue! (gong sounds) Presenter: We ask dear guest number three. Introduce yourself and please name the letter. (The guest names the letter) Option A. Mary: Yes, there is such a letter. Host: Say your wish. The guest reads the wish: “I want a ray of sunshine to come visit us, Walk along the path, jump here a little, And frolic merrily and He had fun with us. So that he would give joy to the children and teach them to dance.” Option B. Mary: Unfortunately, there is no such letter. Guess our riddle. Child: (makes a riddle about the sun) Not high, not low, Not far, not close. A ball floats in the sky - Hot like fire. Spectator: Sun. Mary: Wonderful! Dance “Sunny, please come back!”

Mary: The children danced nicely and weren’t tired at all. Presenter: Yes, well done guys! (gong sounds) Presenter: We ask for distinguished guest number four. Introduce yourself and please name the letter. (Guest names a letter) Option A. Mary: Yes, there is such a letter. Host: Say your wish. The guest reads the wish: “My dreams are perhaps limitless, I want to go to Greece now. They say there is an unusual dance - it’s called Sirtaki that dance" Option B. Mary: Unfortunately, there is no such letter. Presenter: Guess our riddle. Child: (makes a riddle about the sirtaki dance) And what kind of people in white robes are showing some signs. Yes, this is a Greek dance, of course. And it’s called... Spectator: Sirtaki. Mary: Great! Presenter: Greece is a beautiful country!

But how can we get there? Close your eyes and you’ll be there!

We will have fun! Dance “Sirtaki”

Mary: Oh, this rhythm that awakens the heart, It is danced by three and seven and a hundred... It opens the door to our friendship, Sirtaki is difficult and easy! Presenter: Yes, well done guys! (gong sound) Presenter: We ask our distinguished guest to number five. Introduce yourself and please name the letter. (The guest names the letter) Option A. Mary: Yes, there is such a letter. Host: Say your wish. The guest reads the wish: “It’s hard for me to sit still - our kids dance so nicely. And I would like their mothers to dance with all their hearts with them.” Option B. Mary: Unfortunately, there is no such letter. Presenter: Guess our riddle. Child: (makes a riddle about mom) There is no one in the world who is dearer, more fair and kinder. I’ll tell you straight away, friends – Best of all in the world... Spectator: Mom. Host: Of course, our mothers are the best! And we invite them to dance with their children. Dance “Mommy, darling, give me your hand quickly”

Mary: How many places in the world are beautiful and wonderful! How many different complex and simple dances! But there is no closer to us than the beautiful Motherland, Here is our home, friends and mom and dad are waiting. Host: Guys, look, you can already read the name of the dance. Who can? Let's read it together. Children: Russian dance. (If the children can't do it, the guests help) Host: Russian dance has amused us many times - re-dancing. How much prowess, how much enthusiasm, How much joy in the look! Come out boldly, friend! Dancers, join the circle! Mary : Get down to business more cheerfully, So that everything around you sings, Let no one sit still, At least give a little detail. Russian dance “On the mountain, viburnum”

Presenter: Our whole life is a beautiful dance. Our whole life is a kaleidoscope. Let's enjoy the dance, Without unnecessary phrases, without unnecessary words. Mary: Let this dance be long. Let the flowers be bright, And never fade, A wonderful holiday of beauty! Presenter: Festival ours was a great success, we hope everyone liked it! Let it be memorable and bright for all of us, like the best expensive gift! (children go out to music)