Synopsis of the walk middle group Kindergarten "Zimushka-Zima"
This outline is intended for winter walk for middle age children. The walk contributes to the development in children of generalized ideas about winter as a season. During the walk, the teacher will continue to form children's ideas about the properties of snow, and emphasize the importance of feeding for wintering birds.
Drumlin Farm Wildlife Sanctuary
Special events are often planned. The main trail is about one mile long; this will take you to a rocky beach with sea creatures and seals in the harbour. Visitors to this reserve will enjoy hiking trails, live farm animals, and senates. Sandwiches are offered during the winter season.
Recreation: walking, hiking, picnic, hunting, accessible toilets. For nearly two centuries, Monument Mountain has been a source of inspiration for poets, novelists, and artists. The summit offers panoramic views of South Berkshire, and three miles of trails lead through a white forest of pine and oak. The storm caused them to seek refuge in a cave, where a vigorous discussion ensued, inspiring ideas for Melville's new book, Moby Dick.
Synopsis of a walk in the middle group of kindergarten
"Zimushka-Winter"
Goal and tasks:
Develop generalized ideas about winter as a season, its essential features;
Continue to form children's ideas about the properties of snow;
Develop knowledge educational activities: the ability to logically answer the questions posed, to prove their thoughts;
Come and enjoy the seven miles of trails leading to the top of Mount Lenox. Public trail and boardwalk overlooking Pike's Pond and an active beaver colony. Summer camp and canoe trips offered on the Houston River. The park describes the history of this industrial city; also boating, fishing and esplanade walks. This park showcases and educates visitors about Lowell's 19-table textile mills and the lives of mill workers. The park includes two miles of landscaped esplanade along the Merrimack River and a Victorian garden in the city centre.
Cultivate love for nature careful attitude To her;
To give an idea of the importance of feeding for wintering birds;
improve motor activity children, the ability to perform movements on a signal;
To accustom children to feasible work, to instill industriousness, a desire to help others.
Equipment and materials: bird feeder on a birch, bird food, children's buckets, shovels, brooms.
The paths are pleasant for walking and walking along the river. The esplanade hosts outdoor concerts and seasonal events. Formerly known as the Island View Farm, the Slocum River Reserve includes mature forests, agricultural fields and pastures that slope down to the west bank of the Slocum River. Adjacent private farmlands and pastures produce corn, alfalfa and horticultural tools and are used for grazing.
Lloyd's Center for Environmental Studies
This structure was used as a pumping tower to supply water to the Burnham farm, and it was said that Mr. Burnham sent a watchman there to watch the coal barges rounding Halibut Point. When the sentry identified the boat as belonging to Burnham, a fast horse would be sent to Newburyport to bid on the cargo. Visitors can enjoy walking trails and exhibits at this 55-acre nature reserve.
Types of children's activities used on walks: observation, labor activity, conversation, games of various mobility.
Location: DOW area.
Walk progress:
caregiver goes for a walk with the children.
1. Observation of bushes and birch.
The teacher leads the children to the bushes:
Mobile game "Crows"
In Brimfield State Forest, families and groups can walk through the Green Living Mile. Discover something new at every turn along the creeks, creeks and perimeter of Dean Pond, where you can relax in the comfort of the train station. Popular state forest on the lake with many activities: water sports; horseback riding; Hiking trails. Located where the East Branch of the Swift River connects all three tracts of the river, the natural features of the reserve include extensive rocky ledges, ravines, open fields, swamp-Broadway swamp, vernal pools, and forest edges along forest roads.
What fluffy pure snow,
The bushes are dressed in white fur,
They stand timid
like white bear cubs.
The teacher addresses the children:
Guys, who tried to turn ordinary bushes into fluffy white cubs? Guess the riddle:
I have a lot to do - I'm a white blanket
I cover all the land, I clean the ice of the river,
I whitewash the fields, at home, but my name is ... (children's answers are winter)
Today, much of the reservation's mixed hardwood forest belongs to this hurricane. The trail meanders in or near western Massachusetts, from Williamstown to Pittsfield. The trail heads into Vermont and moves back and forth along the New York and Massachusetts borders. Petersburg Pass, adjacent to Williamstown, is the trail's most popular starting point. The trail shows classic New England geology and scenery. Park and follow the road to get to the head of the trail to the Snow Hole at the Vermont State Line, or simply head south towards Berlin, taking the trail heading up the hill at the back of the car park.
We went out to the forest birch, raising our legs higher.
Through bushes and tussocks, through branches and stumps.
Educator.
Children, what tree is this? (Birch)
Hello, birch, hello, beauty! (children greet the birch). Look guys, she's amazing!
The teacher reads to the children a poem by A. Kulagina:
Across the road from Noon Hill, Shattuck Preserve features a wooded mountain peak of oak and pine overlooking wet meadow and red maple swamp. Visitors can enjoy hiking, horse riding and bird watching. A 5m loop trail leads from the neck through wetlands to two islands overlooking the Charles River, and old stone armor walls indicate it was a nineteenth-century pasture.
Good for boating, hiking, fishing, horseback riding and winter sports; pets are allowed, except for the sandy beach; non-motorized boats. Hike and walk along 15 miles of trails through the boreal conifer forest in the foothills of the Berkshires. The trails are designed for multiple uses, including mountain biking, horseback riding, and snow sports. Breathtaking views of the Connecticut River Valley can be seen from the Goshen Fire Tower. Trail map; Recommended hikes See Full description this park.
There is a birch in the snow.
Powdered hair!
Intricate bows!
Diamonds on the bows!
Every curl is laid!
We admire from the windows
As in frosty frost
The birch is graceful!
The outfit is rich and bright!
January marked her -
Appointed the first
Your lady-in-waiting!
2. Observation of the snow.
Educator.
Good for landscape and perspective viewing; free access; Pets allowed
Locals built in Massachusetts on an inactive railway, are often used by locals as a convenient, environmentally friendly way to get to train stations. Seasonal road access and parking in the Gulf Pond use area. Enjoy a picnic at Guilder's Pond, which showcases blooming mountain laurel and azalea in spring. The Appalachian Trail carves its way along the rebridge and through the sage gorge. Parking only in designated areas.
Guys, guess the riddle:
He's busy all the time
He cannot go in vain.
He goes and paints white
Everything you see along the way.
(children's answer is snow)
Let's take a look around. Oh, how much snow has fallen. Look how beautifully the snow decorated houses, trees, how beautifully it glitters in the sun.
Guys, why is snow compared to a blanket? What snow? (soft, light, crumbly, fluffy, warm, white, clean)
Large forest with 2 freshwater lakes; swimming; fishing; hiking trails; extensive views
Spend, run all things and rubbish. Take precautions to avoid ticks, be aware of bears and rattlesnakes. on a 10 foot maximum leash. Many hiking trails reach all parts of this 600-acre hardwood forest property in North Boston. Many peaks above 200 feet provide good climbs and views of distant Boston.
Hidden in the dense forest
The flowing waters of Royalston Falls carved a deep gorge out of the granite. Here Falls Brook plunges forty-five feet into the pool. In summer, ferns cling to the walls of the abyss, while in winter, the freezing spray creates a fantastic landscape of ice. Flowing upstream, the swirling creek carved natural bridges across the bedrock. The wild and unflappable appearance of the area today belies the landscape of history. Over the years, the land was cleared and cultivated, and during the 19th century it was also the site of city picnics and gatherings during the summer months.
What else is snow? (wet, sticky, heavy, dirty).
What kind of snow is easier to make snowballs, a snowman? (from wet, sticky).
Educator: And what can be done from snow? (you can make a snowman, build a slide).
Educator: why do you think the snow is not melting now? (It's winter now, it's cold outside).
3. Mobile game: "Snow and Ice"
Greater Boston Literary Trail
A tour for everyone who loves history, good books and beautiful settings.
Just 30 minutes from downtown Boston
Explorers from four ponds on the reservation can find frogs and painted turtles, and visitors can enjoy catch-and-release fishing from these shores. Recent landscaping has created scenic grassland, grassy common areas, sandy shorelines, and plantings of ornamental shrubs.snow watching
Lounges, picnic tables and a pavilion are in place, and future plans include a visitor center and improvements playground for kids. Located on the reservoir; Activities include water sports, hiking, picnicking, skiing and snowmobiling. This state park on Hopkinton Reservoir has a very big system trails for all users, including hikers, mountain bikers, horseback riders and cross-country skiers.
Rules of the game: The leader is chosen. He turns away and says SNOW at this time, all the players run, jump, have fun. Then the driver says the word "ICE", at this time, everyone should immediately “fall asleep” (freeze in those positions in which they were at that time). The driver at this moment turns around, and the player who does not move is chosen by the driver. The game is repeated 4-5 times.
Programs are planned throughout the year. Fourteen miles of trails for hikers and sandy vehicles through swampy meadows and sandy beaches. The island can only be reached by boat or ferry from Edgartown. nature reserve Cape Poge. Explore natural treasures in the Miles State Forest, including cranberry swamps and ecologically fragile teapot ponds, as well as pine and scrub woodlands. Discover 13 miles of walking trails or sign up for a summer interpretive program for site tours.
4. Conversation about the importance of feeding for wintering birds
The teacher draws the attention of the children that a bird feeder is hanging on the birch. Guys, we can help the birds survive the winter by setting up bird feeders. Our wintering birds eat grains. When there is little snow, it is easy for them to find food, but when snow falls and there is a lot of it, then the birds can no longer dig it out and find grains. And in winter, the days are short, little time is left for the birds to search for food. We need to build winter canteens for our feathered friends - feeders. You just need to know which feeder is right and which is not. Do not think that the right feeder is a brightly colored castle with beautiful doors and turrets. First of all, the right feeder is a feeder in which you constantly add food. Why is that? The answer is simple - the birds get used to the fact that hearty food is waiting for them in the feeder and every day they will look forward to food. And if you do not add food, then the birds may die. Therefore, it is important not only to make a feeder, but also to constantly add food. Tits, pigeons, flocks of sparrows regularly gather near the feeders, sit on the branches of trees and bushes and wait for the food to be taken out. Let's feed the birds. (The teacher and children put pre-prepared bird food in the feeder).
Supervision of the work of the janitor
Explore the Great Islands and Little Scary Islands for stunning coastal scenery, scenic hiking trails, turn-of-the-century summer colony ruins, even the remains of a shipwreck! A two-mile trail system provides access to most parts of Great Thought Island, and Little Passion is accessible by wading through a narrow, shallow channel at low tide.
Islands in Boston Harbor, and an easy ferry ride from the city center
After the arrival of colonists in the mid-seventeenth century, the area's forests were gradually cleared for agriculture. Today, a forest of pine and mixed hardwoods has restored the landscape, and visitors can hike three kilometers of trails that run to Carter Pond, Rock House, Balance Rock, and the red pine and spruce stands. There are many hiking trails on many of the Harbor Islands. Lovells Island has a rocky coastline and high tide for the swamp. On Georges Island, stroll through the city in style civil war Fort Warren.
The teacher reads a poem by A. Yashin to the children:
Feed the birds in winter!
Let from all over
They will flock to you, like home,
Stakes on the porch.
Their food is poor.
Need a handful of grain
One handful - and not terrible
They will have winter.
How many of them die - do not count,
It's hard to see.
But in our heart there is
And the birds are warm.
Is it possible to forget:
Could fly away
And stayed for the winter
Along with people.
Train the birds in the cold
To your window
So that without songs it was not necessary
We welcome spring!
Observation of bushes and birch
There are also a variety of footpaths and footpaths on Spectacle Island, Bumpkin Island, Paddock Island, Thompson Island, Myrtle End Island, and Webb's Membeer Island. In addition to historical forts, you can walk through historical sites such as old Indian buildings and a children's hospital. Grape Island is full of colorful wildlife and flora.
On Deer Island, Hike or Walk the 6 Mile Line coastline and 2 miles from scenic mountain trails. A self-guided walking tour that traces the history of Boston's waterfront. The tour starts in the Old state house, brochures are available at the National Park Service Visitor Center on State Street.
Do you know how to behave around a bird feeder? (You can not make noise, talk loudly.)
5. Mobile game "Crows"
Guys, let's imagine that we have become birds and play the mobile game "Crows".
“Here, under a fluffy tree, crows jump in the snow:
Kar-Kar! Kar-Kar!
(Children jump on 2 legs around the playground, around the Christmas tree, stumps)
The midday sun passes over the Nuon Hill Range, giving the Reservation its name. Follow the trail leading up to the 370ft summit and enjoy stunning views south over the Walpole and Norfolk hills. 4 kilometers down the slopes of mountain slopes and slopes covered with forest, in mountain ranges and bays, 6.5 miles north of the hill, you can see small rocky walls, and in spring the forests are scattered with wildflowers.
Hike and walk the Mohican-Mohawk trail, a Native American trail between Connecticut and the Hudson River valleys. The Indian Lookout Trail, located on the other side of the forest, stretches for one quarter of a mile and takes you to another scenic view. Hike up Mount Clark and Todd Mountain from this trail or continue straight on the Mohican-Mohawk Trail.
They fought because of the crust (they run in different directions, waving their arms)
Shouted at the top of their lungs
Kar-Kar! Kar-Kar!
Only the night comes
All crows fall asleep.
We played with you, and now it's time to work hard.
Who loves to work
That's why it's not sitting idle.
Today we will clear the path to the veranda, this will be dealt with ...
Sweep the hill...
(the teacher calls the names of several children)
Sweep benches...
(the teacher calls the names of several children)
"Sled racing".
Purpose: to teach, sitting on a sled, from a given point, on a signal, move to a snowdrift, pushing off with your feet.
Svetlana Plokhotskaya
Winter outdoor games for a walk in the middle group.
Here comes the winter. She carefully covered nature with a blanket of pure white snow, bound rivers and lakes with ice, and cools the air with severe frosts. Having replaced the wet gloomy November, winter immediately sets its own rules. Nature in winter is carefully covered with a snow cover, pulled together by ice shackles, winter will protect her sleep for a long time. There are still thaws, but there is still a long winter ahead. Winter is adding more and more snow. Children love snow winter days. frolic in the snow and play in mobile winter Games . This is the most favorite time of childhood. Christmas trees are being decorated in the houses, because the New Year is coming soon.
Dear colleagues, I hasten to present to your attention games, which we like to play with children in winter, during walks.
1. Game "JACK FROST"
Target: Development of dexterity, speed of reaction, education of endurance, patience.
GAME progress.
On opposite sides of the site on the ground, with the help of a rope, two houses are designated, in one of which there are children taking part in the game. In the middle of the court, an adult stands facing the players, playing the role of FROST RED NOSE.
FROST RED NOSE addressing children He speaks:
I'm Frost Red Nose!
I brought you a surprise with me -
A strong frost brought you
Take care, children, nose!
The children respond in unison: We are not afraid of threats,
And we are not afraid of frost!
After that, they must run across the playground to get to another house, and Frost wants to prevent them from doing so. do: he tries to touch the children to freeze them, "Frozen" stop at the place where Frost overtook them, and stand there until new house will not be filled with new tenants.
2. Game "BEWARE OF FREEZE"
Target: Development of reaction and ability to navigate in space.
GAME progress.
All players gather on one side of the court, and you join them without saying that you are FROST. Unexpectedly for the children you say them:
“Run away as soon as possible, take cover in another warm house, otherwise I’ll catch up and freeze!”
Children should get to the rescue house on the other side of the playground as quickly as possible.
3. Game "SNOWFLUFFS"
Target: Development of the ability to act in concert and listen carefully to commands.
GAME progress.
The teacher takes on the role of a snowman (or it can be a child who has expressed a desire, and the children will be snowflakes. The snowman gets up in the middle of the site, and snowflakes begin to walk around it in a circle. At the same time, they also turn around themselves. After some time, at the signal of the snowman, the direction of the round dance changes, it begins to move in the other direction. After some time, the snowman turns to snowflakes:
Snowflakes - fluffy
All set out on their way.
But they are tired
Sit down to rest!
Children stop and squat down. After a short rest, they resume the game.
4. Game "Firs, Christmas Trees, Christmas Trees"
Target: Formation of correct posture, strengthening of the muscles of the trunk and limbs, development of attention.
GAME progress.
The teacher slowly walks along the playground with the children and He speaks:
There are tall fir trees in this lisu. Stand up straight, like these slender fir trees, pull yourself up, straighten up.
Children should stop, take the correct posture (head, back, straight arms - "branches" spread out to the sides, palms up. In this case, you do not need to raise your hands high.
Children follow the teacher and stop.
caregiver: Here are the sisters of the big spruce -smaller Christmas trees. But they are just as slender, stand up guys, like these Christmas trees.
Children do a semi-squat (head and back straight, arms to the sides.
walk along"coniferous" the forest continues.
caregiver: Come on, guys, let's look for more sisters of large spruces. Yes, they are quite small. But also beautiful and slender. The teacher asks the children to show how these little beauties look. Children squat down (the head and back are straightened, the arms are slightly apart to the sides, palms up.
5. Game "HARE, FROST AND FIR-TREES"
Target: Training of various movement skills, the formation of correct posture, the development of attention, speed of reaction, coordination of movements, strengthening the muscles of the feet and legs.
GAME progress.
With the help of a counter choose among children"bunny" and "frost". The rest of the players will "Christmas trees". On the site, mark the circles in which they will stand Christmas trees. At the signal of the teacher "hare" running to the nearest "herringbone" to hide under it from "frost". BUT "freezing" wants to show his strength and "to freeze"- touch "bunny". If a "bunny" running away from "frost", manages to jump into the circle where he stands "herringbone", then it becomes "Christmas tree", a "herringbone" - "bunny" and now she has to run from "frost" to the next "herringbone". If a "freezing" salting "bunny", then "bunny" himself becomes "frost". If a "freezing" turns out to be sluggish, he continues to drive. "Freezing" can hurt "bunny" not only when he runs to "herringbone", but also if "herringbone" hesitated the minute he jumped to her "bunny", and two remained in the circle.
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