If cute little gnomes have become your child's favorite characters, you can please him with a fun Smurf-style holiday. The script is suitable for children between the ages of 4 and 8.
It is necessary
a pack of sheets for drawing, pencils, a beautiful box, little surprises for each participant, music, prepared notes
Instructions
Step 1
Costumes and decor
-It is better to dress the birthday person in blue or white clothes. You can also make your own little white hats for your guests.
-Inflate balloons, hang pictures with pictures of smurfs in the room.
-On the festive table, paper dishes with your favorite characters will look beautiful. If you don't find plates with gnomes, you can buy ordinary ones, but blue.
-Salads can be laid out in the form of a mushroom house and even supplemented with small figures of Smurfs.
Step 2
After all the guests have gathered, the host of the holiday (Smurfette, Papa Smurf, Mama Smurf, etc.) greets the guests, but immediately discovers that the surprises prepared for the children have disappeared somewhere. On the table, they find a note in a clumsy handwriting: “I won't see any presents for you. Azrael and I took them to our fairyland. With dislike, evil and great Gargamel. " The guys will be a little confused. The host says: “Don't be sad, friends. I will help you. You will become real Smurfs, and we will go to a magical land and show this Gargamel! To do this, you must go through a special Smurf school"
Step 3
Lesson number 1. "Smurfing"
Host: “In order not to confuse each other from afar, gnomes must have a good memory for faces. Let's see what kind of memory you have, and at the same time check your sleight of hand."
Each participant is given a piece of paper and a pencil. You need to draw your favorite Smurf hero. The presenter collects the drawings, shows them to everyone in turn, everyone, except for the author, guesses who is drawn.
Step 4
Lesson number 2. "Smurfodil"
The host says: “Well, well, I see things are progressing with us. Our next lesson is called Smurfodil. He will develop your ability to communicate with gestures. What if Gargamel uses his voice-loss potion? What then? Now you will come to me one by one. I will speak a word in my ear, and the others will have to guess it. You can only suggest with the help of facial expressions and gestures."
A crocodile-type game is played. The one who guesses first comes to replace. If the kids like it, you can play longer. The main thing is that everyone can participate.
Step 5
Lesson number 3. "Smurfateka"
Host: “Now let's check if you know how to have fun. I invite everyone to the Smurfatek. While the music is playing, you need to dance as fast as you can, but as soon as the music stops, sit down on your haunches. Those who gape are fine: sing a song or tell a rhyme."
Step 6
Lesson number 4. "Smurfmanie"
This is an attention task. Children stand in a row. The facilitator explains and shows the three commands: smurfette, candy and cutlet. Hearing the command "candy", you need to stretch your arms forward, hearing the command "cutlet", you need to close your mouth with your palm, and at the command of "smurfette" flirtatiously spin around in place. Continue until everyone stops making mistakes.
Step 7
Lesson No. 5 "Smurfingness" Presenter: "Wow. I think we got another letter from Gargamel. (Note: "Wait, wait, I give up! There are some osmurfels! Azrael hid your gifts in the indicated place. Map attached") The facilitator opens a hand-drawn map and gives it to the children. The map shows a diagram of a room or an entire apartment. The cross marks the place where the hint awaits the children: "Azrael, what a dunce, he hid everything behind the curtain!" Children are looking for gifts behind the curtains, and there is also a hint: "Kitty, such a fool, rolled everything behind the sofa."The children are looking behind the sofa, and there is another note: "Smurfs, everyone shout" Ole! ", because gifts are on the table! " Children turn to the festive table and see a box with small surprises for each guest.
After receiving the gifts, a feast and tea begins.
