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Name: Synopsis of GCD on FEMP in senior group"Let's help a friend get to know winter" using TRIZ technology, Gyones blocks and Kuizener sticks
Nomination: Kindergarten, Summaries of classes, GCD, game classes, Senior group of kindergarten

Position: teacher of the first qualification category
Place of work: GBDOU Kindergarten № 61
Location: St. Petersburg, Primorsky district

Synopsis of GCD on FEMP in the senior group
“Let's help a friend from Africa get to know winter” using TRIZ technology, Gyenesch blocks and Kuizener sticks.

Used technologies: Gyones blocks, Kuizener sticks, TRIZ.

Program content:

Target: consolidating the acquired knowledge in children, when using educational games, to form the ability to rejoice, achieving the goal.

Tasks:

Educational:

Fix the score within 10;

The ability to find a number in a number series and the numbers adjacent to it;

be able to distinguish geometric figures in shape, color, size;

Strengthen the ability to navigate in space;

Practice counting.

Developing:

Develop logical thinking, attention, memory.

Educational:

To cultivate interest in mathematics, a sense of joy from joint actions, successfully completed tasks.

Materials and equipment: globe, Pinocchio and Pierrot toys, Kuizener sticks, Gyenes blocks, pictures fairytale heroes Pinocchio and Pierrot, Christmas tree drawing. Course progress. Guys, I have a boy friend who lives in Africa. What do you know about Africa? (Globe - children's answers) The boy's name is Philip. He told me that they are warm in winter, there are no frosts and he has never seen snow. 1. Triz D / I "Good-bad." Our fabulous friends Pinocchio and Pierrot want to express their opinion. Pierrot. I don't like snow. He is so ... (children's statements) Pinocchio. And I love snow. Let's tell Philip what a wonderful snow. (Children's statements) 2. Brainstorming. Guys, how can we send snow to Philip so that he touches it and plays with it. Let's fantasize. (Children's statements) 3. Playing with Kuizner's sticks.Exercise. Let's send snow to Philip by train. Get your trains ready and hit the road. There are chopsticks on the tables different color and different lengths. You need to build a train from the shortest trailer to the longest. Made up? And on the way we will play a little… -How many cars does the train have? (5)
- What is the order of the blue wagon? (third)
What color car is fourth? (red)
What color is the car to the left of the yellow one? (red)
What color is the car to the right of the red one? (yellow)
Exercise. Guys, and Philip sent you a photo of his beloved friend in response.

- Put a red stick in a column. What number does it represent? (Four.)

- Put the pink stick to the right of the red one at the top. What number means pink color? (Two.)

- Place three yellow sticks one below the other under the pink one. What number means yellow? (Five.)

- On the right, next to the yellow one, put the white one at the top.

- Under the yellow bottom stick, to the left of the edge, place two pink sticks one under the other. Now do the same on the right side. On the left side, under the red stripe, put the white one. It turned out to be an elephant.

- In which direction is the baby elephant going?

How many long sticks did you use?

- How many short ones?

4. Gyonesh blocks. Exercise. Guys, what is the name of a pile of snow? (snowdrift). Approach the first snowdrift. On what basis are the blocks distributed? ( by color). Approach the second snowdrift ( the size). Third snowdrift ( various). Arrange them in the desired snowdrifts. 5. Guys, tell Philip what holiday we celebrate in winter. Exercise.“We decorate the Christmas tree” (there is a Christmas tree with code marks on the board. You need to attach the desired block to the Christmas tree. Guys, Philip said on Skype that he really liked our winter and he says thank you for the story and invites everyone to visit him in Africa.

Program content:

To consolidate in children the idea of ​​\u200b\u200bthe shape (rectangular, square, round, triangular), length (the longest, shorter, shortest).

Consolidate knowledge of colors (red blue, yellow, pink,

Compare objects by size and thickness.

To develop auditory, visual attention, memory, logical and spatial thinking, speech, to form orientation skills in space.

Develop sensory abilities Creative skills, fine motor skills, as well as the ability to construct figures based on diagrams.

Develop the ability to compare objects by properties (from 1 to 4).

Creating children's motivation to educational activities games (blocks, counting sticks).

Formation of mathematical representations.

Course progress.

caregiver. Guys, we received an invitation to Mishutka's birthday party. He lives in the "Magic Forest", and without transformation we will not get into the forest. We need to perform magic moves. Repeat after me. Clap three times, stomp twice.

Educator. Now we are real wizards.

Guys, Mishutka is small, but what do all children like to receive as a birthday present?

Children's answers.(Toys.)

We must make gifts for Mishutka. And for this we will use game blocks.

It is necessary to put things in order in the blocks: decompose by color.

And now, using the sample pictures, make each toy. Type, looking at the picture, which blocks you need for work and lay out the picture on the table. Get to work. Ready? What kind good gifts you got it.

Educator. Guys, in order to find the right path in the Magic Forest and not get lost, you need to use the Magic Paths. Choose cards for yourself, take counting sticks and get to work. Lay out the tracks on the carpet.

Well done boys! You, like real wizards, coped with your task.

Fizminutka.

One two three four!

I'm running along the path. (Jumping in place.)

One two three four!

I'm learning to jump a shoe.

One two three four!

The heel broke off. (Sit down.)

One two three four!

The shoe got lost. (Throw out your hands.)

(We put everything away.)

Educator. And here is Mishutka's house.

Guys, Mishutka's mom asked us to help her prepare treats. After all, many guests will come to Mishutka. They like to drink tea with cookies.

Educator. Now I will give you cards by which you must determine what your cookie will be. There is only one task for each table. We use blocks.

Get to work. Ready? What delicious cookies you have. Well done!

And so that there is enough treats for everyone, all Mishutkin's friends, let's help him make cakes. I will give out cake molds, and you have to decorate them. The decoration must match the shape of the cake. We use blocks. Get to work!

What beautiful cakes! Well, the meal is ready. Well done! And nothing to sit on. Guys, what are we going to do?

Children's answers.

After all, Mishutka's dad will not have time to make so many chairs quickly. Let's help him?

Do not forget that you are wizards and you can make chairs yourself.

Educator. I will distribute sample cards. We use counting sticks. Let's get started!

Ready? Well done! What wonderful chairs! Now all Mishutkin's guests will have enough not only refreshments, but also a place to sit down.

Educator. And it's time for us to go back. We perform magic movements in reverse: stomp twice, clap three times.

Here we are in kindergarten.

Guys, what do we remember today?

Children's answers.

What are the forms.

That one form can be small and large, thick and thin, different colors.

Educator.

What have we learned?

Children's answers.

Arrange objects according to the picture.

Work in a team.

Educator.

You have worked hard today. Thanks for the help!

Lyubov Chefonova

Program content:

Educational area « cognitive development»:

Continue to introduce children to Kuizener's sticks as a play

material; learn to design from sticks according to the model;

Exercise in distinguishing and naming the colors of the sticks (orange, purple,

red, white);

To form spatial representations in children at the top, bottom, left,

To form counting skills within 4; the ability to visually compare;

Reinforce ideas about the shape (round, square, triangular,

rectangular); continue to teach children to decide logical tasks on the

splitting by properties (Dyenes blocks, develop logical thinking.

Educational area " Physical development»:

Encourage children to perform game simulation exercises,

develop fine motor skills.

Educational area "Speech development":

Improve the ability to coordinate words in sentences, nouns with numerals;

Enrich the dictionary with adjectives, verbs.

Educational area " Artistic and aesthetic development":

Aesthetically perceive environment, beautifully designed

visual material.

Educational area "Social and communicative development":

To form the readiness of children for joint activities, to develop communication skills.

Equipment:

Toy - a bird, two hoops: blue and red, Gyenesh logic blocks,

dry pool with semolina, napkins, a flat Christmas tree, clothespins, sets of Kuizener sticks, cards with the image of a birdhouse.

Preliminary work:

1. Reviewing the album "Magic Tracks".

2. Laying out pictures with chopsticks.

3. Games with Gyenesh Logic Blocks.

Course progress.

Children, let's say hello to the guests.

Children: Hello.

We say hello to you, good health, guests, to you.

Be happy and just say hello. Peace, joy and prosperity to you!

Psychogymnastics.

Now join hands and make a circle. Let's raise our hands up and say hello to the sun, feel its warmth and give this warmth to each other (lower the palms closed with a boat in front of us and blow on them).

Guys, listen to the riddle:

He sings songs, builds a nest, pecks at grains.

Of course it's a bird. A bird flew into our group. She wants to get to know us.

Stretch right hand, the bird will sit on your right hand. Stretch your left hand, the bird will sit down to the one who extended his left hand (the bird gets to know the children).

The bird flew around the group for a walk. We follow her with our eyes. Where did the bird fly? (right). Now where? (left). Where is the bird now? (the bird sat on a snowdrift of semolina).

Let's see what's here? (Children take turns taking out Gyenesh blocks from a snowdrift, wiping their hands with napkins).

I ask the children what kind of geometric shape What color is she. I suggest playing with shapes.

I put two hoops on the floor: blue and red. The hoops intersect and have a common part.

In the blue hoop we put the figures of red color, in the red - figures of a triangular shape.

The rest are inside both hoops.

The children are doing the task. Then they answer questions.

What shape is your figure?

What colour?

Where did you put it? Or:

Where did you put your figure? Why?

A bird flew in to watch the children play.

Guys, what are the names of the children of the birds? Her chicks flew to our bird.

Now we have not one bird, but many of them? (birds). Let's put them on the tree.

I call the children in turn and give the task to plant a bird at the top or bottom of the Christmas tree.

(planar Christmas tree, birds - clothespins).

How many birds are at the top? (we think)

How many birds are below? (counted).

Where is more?

How to make the birds become equally divided? (equalize).

Now, guys, don't yawn! Guess how many birds flew away! (children close their eyes. I remove the birds).

How many birds are left? (none). Well, do not be sad, guys, we will play with you now.

Fizkultminutka.

You guys will spin around, turn into birds.

Come on, the birds have flown. They flew and landed. They pecked at the grains, reached for the sun.

They drank some water, washed their feathers. They looked to the sides, flew again.

The birds raised their wings, the birds waved their wings.

And they waved the right wing and said: “The right one!”

And they waved the left wing and said: “Left!”

Well done. And now let's build birdhouses for the bird and her children. Sit down at the tables.

What's on your tables? (sticks and cards with a birdhouse diagram).

Look and tell me what color sticks are needed for the birdhouse?

(orange, purple, red, white). Choose sticks and build birdhouses.

The children are doing the task.

The bird sits on the birdhouses to those children who correctly completed the task.

Summary of the lesson.

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Description: This lesson based on the fairy tale "Three Bears" using Kuizener's sticks will contribute to the development of elementary mathematical concepts in preschoolers 3-4 years old (counting within 3, fixing the names of colors, distinguishing sizes). The material can be useful to kindergarten teachers, defectologists, parents.
Target: the formation of elementary mathematical concepts in children with learning difficulties
Tasks:
- Develop curiosity and cognitive activity when meeting with fairy tales
-Develop children's speech, expand vocabulary
-Reinforce counting skills within 3
-Fix the names of primary colors, sizes of objects.
- Develop visual perception
- develop motor skills
Equipment: printouts with assignments for children, pictures of 3 bears and Masha, Kuizener sticks, and worksheets for them

Lesson progress:
Teacher: In one magical forest there lived a family of bears. The bear - Papa - Mikhail Ivanovich - is the largest bear, the mother bear - Nastasya Petrovna - is of medium size and the smallest bear is their son Mishutka.
(Alternately lay out pictures of three bears on the desk)


Each of the bears lived in his own house. The daddy bear had the biggest house, like this,
(We put a printout with task number one on the desk)


Let's build a house for a big bear out of sticks
(Children select suitable sticks and put them on the printout)
What a beautiful house Mikhail Ivanovich has! The bear is big and the house too...
Children: Big!
Teacher: Well done! Mom, Nastasya Petrovna, also had her own house - a medium size, (we post a printout of task number two)


Let's build a house for the mother bear!
(children select suitable sticks)
Teacher: What is the size of my mother's house?
Children: Average!
Teacher: That's right! And Mishutka also had his own house, since he was a small bear, then his house is the smallest.
(we post a printout with task number 3)


Let's build a house for Mishutka!
(Children lay out suitable sticks)
Teacher: Well, all the houses are ready, let's plant ours next to their houses. The big bear lives in ….

Children: Big house
Teacher: Right. (we plant a bear next to the house)


What color sticks were used to build the house?
Children: blue!
Teacher: Well done. Mother bear lives in...
Children::Middle house
Teacher: Well done! (we plant a bear next to the house)


What sticks were used to build the house?
Children: from yellow!
Teacher: Right! And Mishutka lives in ...
Children: in a small house! They built it from red sticks!
Teacher: Well done!


A Christmas tree grew near each house (we post pictures of three Christmas trees of different sizes).


Near the big house - the highest Christmas tree. Near the middle house - the Christmas tree is lower, and near the small one - the lowest. Let's plant Christmas trees right next to each house
(Children work independently, correlating Christmas trees that are suitable in size)


Teacher: What kind of Christmas tree grows near dad's house?
Children:High
Teacher: Near my mother's?
Children:Lower
Teacher: Near Mishutkino?
Children: The lowest
Teacher: Right. Each of the bears in the house had a room with their favorite furniture. Dad had such a large table and chair in the house (we demonstrate task number 4)


Let's build furniture for the big bear out of sticks.
The bear Mikhail Ivanovich was very fond of sitting on his big chair (we put the bear on the chair)
The mother bear also had her own room, where there was a middle table and a chair (we demonstrate task number 5).


Let's build furniture for mom out of sticks.
(Children work independently, selecting suitable sticks)
Great! Mom also loved her room very much, to sit in her chair (we put the bear on a chair)
Mishutka also had her own room, where there was a small chair and a table (we demonstrate task number 6)


Let's build furniture for Mishutka.
(Children work independently, selecting suitable sticks)


Teacher: Each bear had a favorite cup and plate (we show pictures with dishes of different sizes) Let's find the dishes for dad - the largest.
(Children pick up the largest cup and plate and put it on the table)


Teacher: Well done. What color is papa's dishes?
Children: Orange
Teacher: Right. Mom had a medium plate and a cup, let's find mom's dishes and put them on the table
(Children work independently)


Teacher: Well done. What color is your mother's dishes?
Children: Blue.
Teacher: That's right. Well, Mishutka had the smallest plate and cup, let's put them on the table too. What color are they?


Children: Red.
Teacher: That's right! Every day the bears went to the forest clearing to pick berries. Everyone had their own basket, dad had a big one, mom had a medium one, and a bear had a small one.
And so they took baskets and went for berries. When they left, they never locked their houses, because no one lived in the forest except them.
At that time, a little girl Masha was walking through the forest. (we show a picture or a small doll) She got lost, wandered along the forest paths for a long time, was very tired and finally went out into the clearing to the bear's houses.
She went into the largest house and saw a room with furniture and a cup on the table. She was very thirsty, she took a cup from the table, but the cup was too heavy - the girl dropped it and the cup broke into small pieces. The girl was frightened, ran out of the house and ran into the little Mishutka house. She sat down on a chair, but the chair was too small for Mashenka and broke.
The girl was frightened, ran out of the house and ran into her mother's middle house. There she sank down on her mother's chair and wept bitterly.
Meanwhile, the bears gathered berries and returned home. Everyone went to their own house. Dad saw that his favorite cup... was broken. Mishutka discovered that his favorite chair was broken. And the mother bear found Masha weeping bitterly in her house. Bear Nastasya Petrovna called Mikhail Ivanovich and Mishutka, and they all together began to calm the girl. Mashenka stopped crying and told them her story - how she got lost in the forest, she was very tired, she suddenly saw houses. Masha explained that she did not want to break anything at all, she just wanted to drink and relax a little. The girl apologized to the bears and promised to fix everything. Let's help Mashenka glue dad's cup and fix Mishutka's chair
(We put a printout with cut pictures on the desk, the children collect them on their own)



Teacher: The bears forgave Masha and did not become angry with her. They gave her delicious tea with berries to drink, and then showed her a short way from the forest to the girl's house. Mashenka thanked them and promised that she would never walk alone in the woods again, only together with mom and dad.
Here is the end of our story. Did you like the fairy tale?
Children: Yes, I liked it!
Teacher: Then finally, let's collect pictures with our heroes.
(we put cut pictures of heroes on the desk, children collect them on their own)