Fun competitions in a forest clearing (scenario for a children's horting group class in nature)
Goal:
1. To consolidate the physical qualities and skills acquired in the combat horting group classes, to develop game attention.
2. To cultivate interest in independent combat horting, physical education and sports.
3. To develop interest in a healthy lifestyle.
Accurate shooter
Required: two buckets, pine cones.
Each team member is given two cones. A bucket is set up at the end of the hall. Having reached the line, the cones must fall into the bucket. When calculating the points, the speed and number of cones in the bucket are taken into account.
Running in trousers
Required: two pairs of trousers.
Two people from each team participate at the same time. One of the players puts his leg into one trouser leg, and the other into the other. They run around the stumps, turn back, pass the trousers to the other pair.
Find a pair
Required: two bags.
There are two bags at the end of the hall. We collect the shoes from one foot of the participants and put them in a bag. You need to run to the end, find your pair of shoes there, put them on, and turn back.
Carry the ball
Required: rackets, balls, skittles.
You need to carry the ball on a racket, going around the skittles installed in a straight line.
Jumpers
Required: two basketballs.
Participants jump, holding the ball with their knees, go around the stumps, and turn back.
Help the squirrel hang the mushrooms
Required: two portable boards, two sheets of Whatman paper, paints, brushes, jars of water.
Each participant, having reached a sheet of paper, draws one mushroom, passes the brush like a baton.
Musical pause
A demonstration performance by the hortingists, a dance or a song is performed.
Pluck a cone
Cones are hung on the crossbars of the Swedish wall.
You need to climb the ladder, pluck one cone, and return.
Guess the riddle, bring the answer!
Required: many different soft or plastic toys depicting animals.
Opposite each team is a table with toys. Having reached the table, listen to the riddle, guess it, find the right toy and bring it to the team.
Feed the captain
There are currants (or dragees) in a bowl on a stump.
Each participant, running to the stump, scoops up currants (or dragees) with a spoon and pours them into a bowl nearby. The last participant - the captain (dad) - eats the currants (or dragees).
Relay "Centipede"
Participants take turns running around the rack. When a participant runs around the team, the next one grabs onto it, etc. The team that finishes the relay first wins.
Relay "Get the newspaper into the basket"
The team lines up in a column, alternating between a boy and a girl.
Stage 1: run along the bench;
Stage 2: climb through the tunnel;
Stage 3: crumple the newspaper with both hands until it gets a ball and throws it into the basket. If the player does not hit the basket, he runs around it.
Stage 4: turns and passes the baton to the next one.
Relay "Cinderella"
Each team is divided into two, which stand opposite each other. The first is "Wicked Stepmothers", the second is "Cinderella".
The "stepmother" takes the bucket in her hands and runs forward, on the middle line she pours out the cubes from the bucket and passes the bucket to the participant from the other half, "Cinderella".
"Cinderella" must collect the "garbage" in the bucket and give it to the "stepmother".
Through the eye of a needle
The first participant runs to the hoop, passes it through himself, leaves it on the line, runs to the post, runs around it, passes the hoop through again and passes the baton by touching his hand.
The team that is the first to change places wins.
"Horting Encyclopedia"
Eduard Yeromenko
© 2014
