There is very little time left before the New Year and the time has come for insane, but at the same time pleasant preparation for this magical holiday. If you want to hold an original children's holiday, then I want to offer 5 interesting children's contests for the New Year, which will definitely not let your children get bored!
Instructions
Step 1
"Decorating the Christmas tree".
In order to hold this competition, we need two small Christmas trees and a lot of plastic Christmas tree decorations. The guys are divided into two equal teams and stand in a line. Then, at the command of the presenter, each child begins to run to the tree and put on one toy at a time. Whose tree turns out to be beautiful faster, that team won.
Step 2
"Pathfinder".
Come up with some New Year's word in advance and write each letter of this word on a separate piece of paper, and then hide them throughout the house. Children will have to look for leaflets with letters and at the end make a word out of them. There is also another option for holding this competition. You can hide all over the house not letters, but a variety of objects of the same type: stuffed toys, monochrome pencils, monochrome ribbons, etc. Whoever finds, for example, all the red pencils, is the winner.
Step 3
"Flying on a Broomstick".
All we need for this competition are two brooms. The task is for the children to split into two teams, and then, riding the broom, fly where the leader has indicated (for example, to the door or chair). Whose team will complete the task faster won.
Step 4
"Get to the Christmas tree."
You need to put some kind of gift under the tree. Two participants stand on both sides at the necessary insistence from the Christmas tree and, at the command of the presenter, on one leg try to get to the gift. The fastest child will receive the prize.
Step 5
"Well done, milk, hammer"
Children stand in a circle and the leader becomes in the center of this circle. He should call the words "well done", "milk", "hammer" out of order. And to do this, hastily stretching the first syllables in order to confuse the participants. Each word denotes an action that children must perform: "well done" - 1 time they jump on the spot; "milk" - should say "meow"; "hammer" - clap their hands. If the child has not performed the action, then he remains in his place, but if he did everything correctly, then he takes a step forward towards the leader. Whichever child gets to the leader the fastest, he won.
