Interesting quizzes for schoolchildren. "in the world of interesting things" quiz game for primary school

Children sometimes compete with each other in erudition.

“Compete” comes from nature: from puppy games and cockfights.

“In erudition” - this comes from human society: from the cult of knowledge, from the authority of education, the prestige of horizons.

Children compete in erudition spontaneously. They just brag to each other: “Do you know what raisins are made from? But you don’t know! They pick it out of the buns.” Adults also compete in erudition and also boast, but they do it consciously. Adults in general are distinguished by consciousness and purposefulness. For them, the result is much more important than the process. This is probably why they took the initiative: to compete according to the rules and determine the winner. This is how quizzes, intellectual games, eruditions, tournaments of experts and many other things arose with different names, but a single essence: all of these are specially organized competitions in erudition. Adults participate in them themselves and actively involve children. Children, because they love to compete, willingly accept the invitation to compete according to the rules.

The most important thing in organizing a quiz is the rules and questions. Depending on what rules you choose, the number of teams, the composition of participants, and even the arrangement of furniture during the game will be determined.

If you take the rules of the club “What? Where? When?”, you will have one team of six people sitting in a circle in the center, surrounded by opposing spectators who came up with questions the day before. If your quiz is similar to “Lucky Chance,” then there will be two teams of four people each, and you will have to prepare the questions. Well, if you come up with your own version of the rules, then it is quite possible that the entire class or squad will take part in the quiz game, and there will be no teams at all - there will be an individual championship.

Coming up with the rules, in other words, the “plot” or “form of the game,” is very risky. If you do not take into account some little thing, a conflict may arise, the noble goal will turn into its opposite. Instead of a joyful pastime, you will get a spoiled mood, instead of uniting the children's team - disunity and resentment harbored against you, as the main provocateur. Therefore, if you do not have experience in developing intellectual games, it is better to use already tried and tested templates. Moreover, today all television channels treat us weekly to a wide variety of erudition competitions. In recent years alone, “Finest Hour”, “Brain Ring”, “Sharoban”, “Kino-Chance”, “Zigzag of Fortune”, “The Magnificent Seven”, “Key to Success” have appeared on the screen, and, of course, — “Field of Miracles.” It is preferable to conduct your own game based on the television one also because the children will not have to explain the conditions of the competition for a long time. They already know them, because they “communicate” with the TV no less than you.

If you don’t have questions prepared in advance, you’ll have to come up with them. Although it is not entirely simple, it is exciting. And if you start writing questions together with the children, your assistants from the initiative group, this is also useful: you will have a good conversation with the children for 1.5-2 hours, learn about their interests and reading range, and enrich the children with your own extensive knowledge.

When writing questions, you must be guided by the following rules:

— it is impossible for a question to turn into a task requiring a detailed answer (“Give a description of the water cycle in nature.”);

- it is impossible for the question to require highly specific in-depth knowledge (“Who was the commandant of the Poltava Fortress during the famous battle of 1709?”);

- it is impossible for a question to require a listing answer (“Which teams were world champions in football?”);

— it is impossible for a question to consist of three questions (“Who, when and why invented gunpowder?”);

— it is impossible for the question to be primitively stupid (“Isn’t current strength measured with an ammeter?”).

All questions in which these principles are violated are incorrect, and most often because of them, protests arise, challenging the jury’s decision, resentment and tears. To prevent these undesirable phenomena accompanying the game, it is better to immediately abandon “dubious” questions.

Questions selected by topic (“About nature,” “About technology,” “About sports,” “About famous travelers”) always look very favorable. The theme can be a separate film or a work of literature. Even for the fairy tale “Kolobok” you can come up with at least ten witty questions.

In addition to the rules and questions when organizing eruditions, it is important not to forget about other conditions for success. These conditions are no different from those that must be met when organizing, for example, a sports relay race - a competition in which the main thing is competition. This means that there must be competent referees, beautiful decorations, rituals of matches and the end of the game, and awards. And there must also be a leader who can quickly navigate the situation and is easy to speak. Since you will probably be the presenter, think in advance what you will say when introducing the participants, when commenting on the answers, and with possible prompts from the audience. Remember what phrases can escalate tension and maintain game intrigue: “mysterious whisper”, “explosive jubilation”, “bewitching pause”.

If you have taken all this into account, also consider the time factor. Your educational quiz should not last more than an hour. It’s better to spend a game every day than to tire everyone out with one multi-hour intellectual marathon. Good luck to you and your little scholars!

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3. The seventh letter of the Russian alphabet. (Yo)

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1. This word means a certain building among both Russians and Tatars, but in Russia it means small and unprepossessing, while among the Tatars it means a palace, and that’s all! What kind of building is this? (Barn)

2. For us, this word means a very high rank, for the Turks it means honor, and the Japanese use it to show respect for their interlocutor. What is this word? (San)

1: Birds of our region

1.Why was the bullfinch given a snowy name? (Bullfinches arrive to us with the first snow, and in the spring they fly north to their native lands.)
2. Why do rooks arrive first in spring? (The first thawed patch is enough for the rooks to reach food - larvae - with their beaks.)
3. Which bird's chicks incubate their eggs? (Northern snowy owl. Owls hatch at different times.)
4. Which bird does not have a nest, and the chicks lie right on the bare ground? (At the nightjar.)
5. Why does the crossbill build nests in winter? (In winter there are a lot of spruce seeds for chicks, but not in spring.)
6. Who plants trees with their nose? (Kedrovka - pine nuts, jay - acorns.)
7. Which tree gives water to woodpeckers? (Birch with its sap.)
8. Which bird has the largest family? (The gray partridge has 26 - 28 chicks.)
9. Which migratory flock promises snow? (A flock of migrating geese. Expect snowfall in 2-3 days.)
10. Who has never taken a step? (Sparrow.)
11. Which bird can tease? (Parrot.)
12. Which bird is proud of its multi-colored tail? (Peacock.)
13. What bird flies with “glasses” on its nose? (Owl.)

2: Smart guys and smart girls

The teacher asks the student a question, and within a certain time (1 minute for example) he must give the correct answer. The guys who quickly and correctly answer the questions receive the honorary title of "Clever" or "Clever",...

1. “Whoever goes to visit in the morning acts wisely...”. - Which fairy-tale character owns such a wise saying? (Winnie the Pooh)
2. What was the name of the little wooden man who really didn’t want to study and even sold his “ABC” for a few gold pieces? (Pinocchio)
3. What was the name of the cheerful, fat man with a propeller on his back who loved Jam Days and adventures? (Carlson)
4. Name the musical instrument that Papa Carlo plays. (Hurdy organ)
5. What was the name of the tiny boy from the fairy tale by Charles Perrault? (Boy-Thumb)
6. What is the middle of spring? (April)
7. The old woman received this title from the goldfish after purchasing the hut. (Noblewoman)

3:Forest Dwellers

Students are asked a series of questions that they must answer. The best experts receive a "prize".

1. Who hibernates in winter? (Bear)
2. The fairy tale "... Tsekatukha." (Fly)
3. Small, gray, cat treat. (Mouse)
4. Green, small, inhabitant of the pond. (Toad)
5. Red-haired, cunning and lives in the forest. (Fox)
6. Gray coward. (Hare)
7. Groom chicken. (Rooster) .

4: Country "Guess It"

This quiz is designed to be administered to junior (1-2) grades at the beginning of the academic code.

1. What is the name of the smallest girl in the fairy tale? (Thumbelina)
2. What time of year is it now? (Autumn)
3. What falls from the trees in the fall? (Leaves)
4. Where do the children go to study every morning? (To school)
5. What falls in winter? (Snow)
6. Complete the song: “May there always be sun, may there always be...” (Sky)
7. Which girl has blue hair? (Malvina)
8. Which animal in the fairy tale “Ryaba Hen” broke the egg? (Mouse)
9. What color is the snow? (White)

5: ABC of roads

1. A police unit that monitors traffic rules. (traffic police)
2. The place where the roads intersect. (Crossroads)
3. What is a road trip called? (Drive)
4. The person who drives the car. (Driver)
5. A person who rides in a place with a driver in a vehicle. (Passenger)

6: Journey through fairy tales

1. Who wrote the fairy tale "The Ugly Duckling"? (Hans Christian Andersen)
2. In which fairy tale is the fox not red, but blue? (Painted fox)
3. Which fairy tale heroine could fit in a walnut shell? (Thumbelina)
4. Which fairy tale hero wore red boots? (Puss in Boots)
5. What was Pinocchio made from? (Log).

7: Travel and discovery

This quiz is designed for high school students.

Questions:

1. Which of the following people is the inventor of scuba gear:
- Captain Nemo
- Krusernshtern
- Jacques Cousteau
Answer: Jacques Cousteau

2. In boxing, judges are called:
- referee
- breakers
- ringers
Answer: referee

3. What was the name in Rus' for money in denominations of 15 rubles made of silver?
- pound
- imperial
- incom
Answer: imperial

4. Which of these words did Kai post in the fairy tale “The Snow Queen”?
- snowflake
- eternity
- warmth
Answer: eternity

5. Why did Arab travelers, going to distant countries in a caravan, move through the desert at night?
- to navigate by the stars
- to avoid meeting with robbers
- because it’s cooler at night
Answer: to navigate by the stars

6. Which of these goods were usually transported along the Silk Road?
- wood, cotton, iron
- shoes, socks, slippers
- porcelain, jade, spices
Answer: porcelain, jade, spices

7. Which European was the first to reach Australia?
- Captain Cook
- Dirk Hartoch
- Abel Tasman.
Answer: captain cook

8. What disease can be prevented by eating lemons?
- scabies
- rabies
- scurvy
Answer: scurvy

9. What is the climate on Mars?
- very hot
- very cold
- about the same as on Earth
Answer: very cold

10. What are the names of huge pieces of moving ice?
- hummocks
- ice fields
- wormwood
Answer: ice fields

8:The world around us

The teacher asks the children questions that were previously written, and they must answer them within a minute.
1. What season comes after summer? (Autumn)
2. Which tree has the same color in winter and summer? (Christmas tree)
3. What is the name of the bird house? (Nest)
4. What animal hibernates in winter? (Bear)
5. Who collects pollen from flowers? (Bee)
6. Which animal doesn’t like the sun? (Mole)
7. Which tree is considered slender? (Birch)
8. Which flower has thorns? (Rose)

9: Red summer sang

1. When are the longest school holidays? (In summer)
2. Do they swim in the sea in winter or summer? (In summer)
3. Is it warm or cold in summer? (Warm)
4. At what time of year are the days longer than the nights? (In summer)
5. When do hares change the color of their fur? (In summer)
6. When is the sun warmest? (In summer)

10: Gate of Discovery

1. ... currants. (Bush)
2. Red flower. (Poppy)
3. They wash in it. (pelvis)
4. Disco for princes and princesses. (Ball)
5. What did the swan, crayfish and pike share? (WHO)
6. Scratch. (Cat)
7. Where do the actors work? (Theater)
8. They write on the board. (Chalk)
9. "Aw!" (Call)
10. Tall structure. (Tower)
11. Kings live in it. (Lock)

For the first time in our country, a quiz (from the Latin victoria - victory) appeared on the pages of Ogonyok magazine on the initiative of Mikhail Koltsov on January 8, 1928. It was a truly intellectual quiz, the answers to which readers were eagerly awaiting. Suffice it to say that it was held throughout the year and consisted of 49 episodes with 2270 questions!

Since then it has gained enormous popularity. It is enough to name the television programs “What? Where? When?”, “Field of Miracles”, “Brain Ring”, which are based on a quiz. Such entertainment can also brighten up a holiday entertainment program, especially if the questions are well matched to the composition of the company and the occasion. Suggested below quiz "One Hundred Questions for Smart People" can be held at a school or corporate party. The organizers have the right to determine the number and level of questions themselves.

Quiz "One Hundred Questions for Smart People"

1. Sonnet is a poetic genre in which the number of lines is regulated. How many should there be?

(Fourteen)

2. Which three European capitals are located on the same river?

(Vienna, Budapest and Belgrade - on the Danube)

2. Which country was ruled by about two dozen kings with the same names?

(There are eighteen Louis in France)

3. How to boil an egg without fire?

(Pour water over the quicklime; when the mixture boils, add the egg).

4. How many eyes does a bee have?

(Five)

5. What invention do the Russian people only use themselves?

(Samovar)

6. Who has an ear on his leg?

(At the grasshopper)

7. How many times is the Moon smaller than the Earth?

(Approximately 50 times)

8. Approximately how many liters of air does a person pass through his lungs per day?

(Ten thousand liters)

9. Where are the “mitral valves” located?

(In the heart)

10. How are doctors paid in China?

(According to the number of healthy days of the patient)

11. In what liquid does iron not sink?

(In mercury)

12. Which two Russian writers, having quarreled, did not speak to each other for 16 years?

(L.N. Tolstoy and I.S. Turgenev)

13. What completely intact tub cannot be used for household purposes?

(renal)

14. What does a camel’s hump consist of?

(From fat)

15. What pleasant concept is defined in everyday life by the number 24?

("All 24 pleasures")

16. What are the names of the characters in Gogol’s story “About how Ivan Ivanovich and Ivan Nikiforovich quarreled”?

(Pererepenko and Dovgochkhun)

17. What did Manilov from “Dead Souls” call his children?

(Themistoclus and Alcides)

18. What were the names of the ancient priests who predicted the future?

(Oracles)

19. In which state did the plebeians and patricians live?

(In Ancient Rome)

20. In which country has the Leaning Tower of Pisa been unable to fall for over 600 years?

(In Italy)

21.Who is Immanuel Kant?

(German philosopher)

22. Is it true that Admiral Nelson was one-eyed?

(No. This is a legend. Nelson’s right eye was damaged by sand, his vision became worse with it. That’s all.)

23. Name the English naturalist scientist who told the world about the “Origin of Species”

(Charles Robert Darwin)

24. What works of Tsereteli do you know?

(To be honest, it would be very difficult to list all the works of a prolific author in a small quiz (and not thematic one). The presenter can offer a mini auction, where the one who gives the last answer wins. Or name the most popular, for example, the monument to PeterIin Moscow. You can accept all the correct answers).

25. What was the name of the puppet theater in the old days in Ukraine?

(Nativity scene)

26. What is the name of hot wine boiled with nuts and spices?

(Mulled wine)

27. What is the name of the edge of a minted coin?

(Edge)

28. What is the name of the mesh fabric used as a stencil for embroidery?

(Canvas)

29. What is the name for emphatically confident performance in dancing?

(Aplomb)

30. Transverse division on the fingerboard of stringed instruments?

(Lad)

31. Museum of wax figures and rarities?

(Panopticon)

32. A museum where rare, outlandish exhibits are collected?

(Kunstkamera)

33. The largest English news agency (London), named after its creator?

(Reuters)

34. What is the name of the jump in ballet dancing?

(Antrasha)

35. A person who selflessly loves, honors and reads books?

(Bibliophile)

36. What was the name of the French general after whom a certain style of trousers was named?

(breeches)

37. What is the name of the saddle for acrobatic acts in the circus?

(Panel)

38. An ancient Greek scientist who considered music the main “purifying factor” of the soul?

(Aristotle)

39. What is the name of the collection of real and fake objects for theatrical productions?

(Props)

40. In which ballet is the “Sabre Dance” performed?

(Bulat Okudzhava)

42. What is the name of the force of sound in music that is opposite to “forte” (emphasis on "O")?

(Piano)

43. What is the name of a short compliment poem?

(Madrigal)

44. What is the name of the ancient Polish ceremonial dance-procession?

(Polonaise)

45. What is the name of a special type of ancient Greek choral lyric - a wedding song?

(Hymen)

46. ​​What is the name of a non-periodic literary collection containing works by various authors?

(Almanac)

47. What is the name of the theater lamp?

(Soffit)

48. An honorary address to outstanding musicians?

(Maestro)

49. What is the name of the novel by A. Dumas (son), on the plot of which Verdi’s opera “La Traviata” was written?

(Lady with camellias)

50. Which American singer is called the “first lady of jazz”?

(E. Fitzgerald)

51. What is the art of artistic reading of poetry or prose called?

(Recitation)

52. What is the name of the stage role - the role of simple-minded, naive girls?

(Ingenue)

53. What is the name of a hunting burrowing dog with a long body and short legs?

(Dachshund)

54. What is the name of the fruit or sweet dishes served at the end of dinner?

(Dessert)

55. What is the name of a hand-woven patterned carpet?

(Tapestry)

56. What is the name of the barbecue grill?

(Grill)

57. What is the name of a small bag for tobacco, tightened with a cord?

(Pouch)

58. What are the names of paints diluted in water?

(Watercolor)

59. What is the name of a written greeting to commemorate an anniversary?

(Address)

60. What is the name of the special room from which the television broadcast is broadcast?

(Studio)

61. A jazz plucked musical instrument of African origin?

(Banjo)

62. What is the name of a woodcut?

(Woodcut)

63. What is the name of the style of clothing cut so that the sleeves are integral with the shoulder?

(Raglan)

(Degeuter)

65. What was Mark Twain's real last name?

(Samuel Clemens)

66. Name the Russian dancer whose name was immortalized by A.S. Pushkin in "Eugene Onegin?

(Istomina)

67. On what ship did Kisa Vorobyaninov and Ostap Bender travel with the Columbus Theater?

(Scriabin)

68. What is the name of a very popular book published in large quantities?

(Best-seller)

69. What is the opening of the exhibition called?

(Vernisage)

70. What are the names of gymnastic exercises on a horse moving in a circle?

(Vaulting)

71. Name six days in a row so that the letter “I” does not appear once.

(The third day, the day before yesterday, yesterday, today, tomorrow, the day after tomorrow)

72. What is the name of a theatrical review - a performance of individual numbers, scenes, episodes?

(Revue)

73. A treat given as a reward for something?

(Magarych)

74. What is the name of a male partner in dancing?

(Cavalier)

75. What is the name of the main plot device of a literary work?

(Fabula)

76. In what year did regular Soviet TV broadcasts begin?

(In 1936)

77. Unwritten law, rules of conduct in life?

(Etiquette)

78. What is the art of beautiful handwriting called?

(Calligraphy)

79. What was Tatyana Larina’s middle name? Justify.

(Dmitrievna

"...And where his ashes lie,

The tombstone reads:

Humble sinner Dmitry Larin...")

80. The lowest tier of boxes at the stall level in the theater?

(Benoir)

81. Hired audience to support a play, an actor, an important commercial viewing?

(Clakers)

82. In what academic discipline can you divide and multiply surnames?

(In physics. For example, Ampere is equal to Volt divided by Ohm)

83. What famous prison was its builder a prisoner of?

(Bastille, architect Hugo Aubrio)

84. What is the population of the country protected by the Great Wall of China?

(For 2015 - 1 billion 368 million people)

85. Which composers completed Borodin’s unfinished opera “Prince Igor”?

(Glazunov and Rimsky-Korsakov)

86. Where did Khoma Brut study?

(In Kyiv Bursa)

87. What does the “oblique” cross of the St. Andrew’s flag mean?

(The answer is in the name of the flag: the oblique cross reminds of the Apostle Andrew, who was crucified on such a cross)

88. Where in Russia was the first museum dedicated to a literary hero opened?

(In the Leningrad region, "Museum of the Station Master" in October 1972)

89. Peter the Great knew well adicia, subtraction, animation and division. In his time, not everyone knew these four actions, and Peter persistently forced his companions to study this. Now every schoolchild knows all this perfectly well. What does he call it?

(Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division)

90. This public vehicle appeared in St. Petersburg in the century before last and immediately received the nickname “40 martyrs” and “hug”. Name it.

(Omnibus - multi-seat horse-drawn carriage)

91. The mouth of which Russian river flowing into the sea is located below the level of the world ocean?

(Volga flowing into the Caspian Lake-Sea, which lies 27.9 m below ocean level)

92. “Purple hands on an enamel wall...” What hands are we talking about in this poem by Valery Bryusov?

(About the shadow of a palm tree. One day Bryusov spent the night at his mother’s house, in a room with a palm tree. The light from the street lamp illuminated the tiled wall. The shadows from the palm leaves surprisingly resembled hands...)

93. What does the name of our country sound like in Esperanto?

(Ruslando - Russia)

94. Which republic within Russia is called “the land of a thousand lakes”?

(Karelia)

95. What is "pendeltur"?

(Door on swing hinges, opening in both directions)

96. Who is “Walterperzhenka”?

(Walterperzhenka is a female name formed according to the principle of an abbreviation. It stands for VALENTINA TEReshkova FIRST WOMAN Cosmonaut)

97. What is the name of the largest freshwater lake in Europe by area?

(Ladozhskoe)

98. Was Kolchak or Denikin a sailor and polar explorer?

(Kolchak A.V.)

99. Old Russian catering establishment

(Shinok)

100. What is better: to be bald or to be stupid?

(Stupid, it’s not immediately obvious)

The last question, as you understand it, is a joke. It was necessary to somehow relieve mental stress)))

Target:

Equipment:

Progress of the event

1 competition. Questions and answers

- Can interesting events happen on February 31st? (No)

2competition Who is more

U O B T N I A R

Competition Find out the animal.

Sensing danger, this animal curls up into a ball. (Hedgehog)

4 competition. Find out the fairy tale .

1) Said a word -

The stove rolled

Straight from the village

To the king and princess.

And for what, I don’t know

2) And the road is far,

And the basket is not easy,

I would like to sit on a tree stump,

3) Oh, Petya - simplicity,

I messed up a little

I didn't listen to the cat

4) The beautiful maiden is sad,

She doesn't like spring

It's hard for her in the sun!

Where it was said:

She's been lying there for a hundred years

7) He had many wives, but all

Suffered an evil fate -

He took their lives...

What a villain!

So who is he?

Along the path to the house,

What's in the forest?

This girl needs

Hurry to grandma

Carry the basket

She saved him and six brothers,

Although he is small in stature, he is brave.

10) Unknown to many for a long time,

He became everyone's friend.

An interesting fairy tale for everyone

The onion boy is familiar.

Very simple and short

He's called... (Cipollino.)

6 competition. Verbal chain

Game-

Lemon-

contest. Guess the charades

9 competition. Find out the subject

Golden Key (“Pinocchio”)

Cap. (Pinocchio.)

Baba Yaga's Dwelling (Izbushka)

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Preview:

Quiz game for primary school "In the world of interesting things"

Target:

To develop students’ cognitive activity and broaden their horizons.

Develop collective skills in play, creativity, imagination.

Cultivate a sense of mutual assistance, goodwill towards each other, love for nature.

Equipment:

Box with pictures, Puzzles.

Progress of the event

– So, there are captains. Let's continue the game.

1 competition. Questions and answers

Can a blackbird freeze its tail? (No)

What mushrooms grow on stumps? (Honey mushrooms)

What bird is called the forest drummer? (Woodpecker)

What bird breeds chicks in winter? (Crossbill)

What forest dweller dries mushrooms on trees? (Squirrel)

Can a crocodile stick out its tongue?*(no)

Name the four colored seas. (Black, White, Red, Yellow.)

What device can you use to navigate in any weather? (Compass)

Can a hedgehog pick apples and mushrooms with its back? (yes)

2competition Who is more

Make words from letters. The longest word is 1 point. Whose team has the most words is 1 point. You are given one minute to complete the task.

U O B T N I A R

1. Competition Find out the animal.

An agile and dexterous animal, it lives under trees, in shallow earthen burrows. He hides winter supplies in them: pine nuts, grains. Looks like a squirrel. (Chipmunk)

This animal is difficult to see because it loves to sleep. In summer he sleeps all day, and in winter both day and night. This is a rather large animal, with short legs and sharp claws, a small head and a long neck. This mighty digger is capable of digging a tunnel at a speed of more than a meter per minute. (Badger)

Silent flight, the ability to see in the dark, acute hearing, instant reaction. (Owl)

Sensing danger, this animal curls up into a ball. (Hedgehog)

4 competition. Find out the fairy tale.

1) Said a word -

The stove rolled

Straight from the village

To the king and princess.

And for what, I don’t know

Lucky I'm lazy. (“At the command of the pike”)

2) And the road is far,

And the basket is not easy,

I would like to sit on a tree stump,

I wish I could eat a pie... (“Masha and the Bear”)

3) Oh, Petya - simplicity,

I messed up a little

I didn't listen to the cat

Looked out the window. (“Cat, rooster and fox.”)

4) The beautiful maiden is sad,

She doesn't like spring

It's hard for her in the sun!

She's shedding tears, poor thing! (Snow Maiden.)

5) What a fairy tale, tell us the secret,

Where it was said:

“Sleep, little peephole, and sleep, other one!” (“Little little thing.”)

6) Here is a young maiden in the arms of sleep,

She's been lying there for a hundred years

And he waits, but the prince is not there, and no, and no.

Tell me, friends, who is she? (Sleeping Beauty.)

7) He had many wives, but all

Suffered an evil fate -

He took their lives...

What a villain!

So who is he?

Call me quickly. (Bluebeard.)

8) The little girl runs merrily

Along the path to the house,

What's in the forest?

This girl needs

Hurry to grandma

Carry the basket

Sent to her. (Little Red Riding Hood.)

9) The intelligence of this boy

She saved him and six brothers,

Although he is small in stature, he is brave.

So how many of you have read about him? (“Tom Thumb.”)

10) Unknown to many for a long time,

He became everyone's friend.

An interesting fairy tale for everyone

The onion boy is familiar.

Very simple and short

He's called... (Cipollino.)

5 competition. Competition of young poets.

Teams are given 1 word each (granddaughter, barrel). You need to come up with as many rhyming words as possible and compose a quatrain.

6 competition. Verbal chain

Name words starting with the last letter, given 2 minutes. And who can write the most words?

Game-

Lemon-

7 competition. Entertaining mathematics

This figure has all sides equal. (Square)

This figure can be straight, blunt, sharp. (Corner)

The boy found 5 kopecks on the road. How much money will two boys find? (Not at all)

Which figure has only 3? (Triangle)

Seven brothers have one sister. How many children are there in the family? (8)

Two sons and two fathers ate three eggs. How many eggs did each person eat? (One at a time

This figure is created by touching something with a pen or chalk. (Dot)

There are 10 fingers on the hands. How many fingers are there on 10 hands? (50)

There are 16 branches on a birch tree, on each branch there are 10 branches, on each branch there are 4 apples. How many apples are there in total? (Apples don’t grow on birch trees

1. contest. Guess the charades

9 competition. Find out the subject

Sanki (Kai, the snow queen)

Basket with pie (“Little Red Riding Hood”)

Blue balloon (“Winnie the Pooh and friends”)

Pea (“Princess and the Pea”)

Duck egg (“The Ugly Duckling”)

Golden Key (“Pinocchio”)

The Crystal Slipper (“Cinderella”)

Golden egg. (Chicken Ryaba.

Cap. (Pinocchio.)

Hat and boots. (Puss in Boots.)

Yellow trousers and orange shirt. (Dunno.)

10th competition. Questions for cartoons

The second name of the tablecloth (Samobranka)

The device on which Baba Yaga flies (Stupa)

The name of the boy who was carried away by the Geese-Swans (Ivanushka)

What did Cinderella lose? (Glass slipper)

Baba Yaga's Dwelling (Izbushka)

Which of the inhabitants of the swamps became the prince's wife? (Frog)

How many days did Pinocchio's money lie on the Field of Miracles? (Not at all)

What got into Kai's eye? (shard of glass)

What flowers did the stepdaughter pick in the fairy tale “Twelve Months?” (Snowdrops)

Whom did the little robber give to help Gerda? (deer)

The jury sums up the results of the competitions and announces the winner