1 buffoon.
Well, it’s time to tell a fairy tale, but my friend is not there. Haven't the guys seen him? He probably fell asleep somewhere again. Well, it’s okay, we’ll wake him up now. Guys, let's all shout together:
Fedul the buffoon, a cap of two peas,
Well, get up, get dressed, don’t lie on the bed.
The hostess cooked cabbage soup, fed all the guests,
He's just waiting for you, calling you to dinner.
2 buffoons.
Hey hey guys
Listen to me!
What do we have here today?
For fun - freedom:
There will be music and singing,
Dancing, games, entertainment
Very interesting,
Simply wonderful!
Today the law here is simple:
"Sing and dance, dance and sing!"
Let's forgive all mistakes today,
But not the lack of a smile!
1 buffoon.
2 buffoons. Guys, do you know what holiday it is today?
Children ( answer). Maslenitsa!
1 buffoon. Right! Maslenitsa will come to us today! We must meet her properly.
2 buffoons. How is Maslenitsa celebrated?
1 buffoon. Young girls in festive clothes go outside the outskirts with a song: “But Maslenitsa is coming into the yard, the girls are celebrating it...”
Oh yes, Maslenitsa is moving into the yard,
The wide one is moving into the yard!
And we girls meet her,
And we, the Reds, will meet her!
Oh yes Maslenitsa, stay for a week,
Broad, stay with another!
Maslenitsa: “I’m afraid of fasting!”
Broad: “I’m afraid of fasting!”
“Oh yes Maslenitsa, fasting is still far away,
Wide, the post is still far away!
Our Madam Maslenitsa!
Reach out until the Great Day,
From Great Day
Until Peter's Day!
1 buffoon. On this day, children slide down the ice slides and shout: “I’ve arrived! Maslenitsa has arrived!” The first day of Maslenitsa week is called “Meetings”.
2 buffoons. Maslenitsa comes to us for seven days. All these days the fun celebration continues. The second day of Maslenitsa is called “Zigryshi”. On this day it is customary to dress up in different clothes and wear masks. Mummers walk around, have fun and amuse the people...
1 buffoon. And now the mummers have come to us!
2 buffoons. Receive guests from all parishes!
Costumed boy. We heard that you are going to see off the winter here - to celebrate Maslenitsa?!
Costumed girl. We came to your holiday, but we barely found you!
Costumed boy. We heard friendly laughter, which means the holiday is here for everyone!
Costumed girl. Does it smell like pies and fragrant pancakes here?
1 buffoon. Come here, of course!
2 buffoons. Dance with us and show off your prowess.
Mummers ( together).
We come to you with music
And they brought fun!
In the upper room in the new
Yes, there is an oak table.
Chorus:
Give me the balalaika, give me the balalaika,
Give me the balalaika here!
There is an oak table,
Yes, the legs are chiseled.
Like at this table
Three daughters-in-law are sitting.
Three daughters-in-law are sitting
They eat bread and salt.
They eat bread and salt
Yes, they say about Vanyusha:
"At Vanyusha-curly
I don't have a penny of money.
I don't have a penny of money
One linden hut.
One linden hut
It was uncovered.
I don't have a penny of money
Yes, the gait is good!”
1 buffoon. But the real fun begins on the third and fourth days, Wednesday and Thursday. That is why these days were called “Wide Maslenitsa”. These days they invited “guests from all the volosts” or visited the guests themselves. Dressed in the best best outfits, everything edible was put on the tables with the words “What is in the oven, all swords on the table!” And after a hearty meal, the guests thanked the hosts with the following words: “Thank you for the bread. For salt and cabbage soup, we’ll dance; For porridge we’ll sing a song, and for sour milk we’ll jump high!”
Well, after such a rich feast, everyone went skating. On these days, it was better not to go out on foot - the streets in villages and towns were full of horsemen: men on horseback, and women riding in sleighs. Well, the kids were having more and more fun on the sleds, playing merrily.
2 buffoons.
Now I ask for your attention!
I invite you to the competition!
Who wants - old and young -
Tug of war?
2 buffoons. The last day of Maslenitsa is called “the kissing day”. It is also called “Forgiveness” Sunday. Why "forgiven"? Since ancient times, there has been a good custom: together with the passing winter, let go of all the grievances that have accumulated over the year; cleanse your soul, forgive everyone and receive forgiveness for yourself.
1 buffoon. On this day we said goodbye to winter and welcomed spring.
Spring.
I came to you with the sun
On the plow, on the harrow!
Waders fly to Odontsy,
You know, the end of winter has come.
I brought it to you, dear ones,
Golden spikelet.
Red painted ribbons
And a wheat pie.
Buffoons ( together). Cheers cheers! Spring has come, spring-spring!
1 buffoon. Hello, Spring girl! We're glad you're alive!
2 buffoons. We have been waiting for you for a long time, we rejoice at your arrival! It’s immediately warm, it’s time to take off your fur coats!
Spring.
I bow to everyone.
I wish you a red summer,
Rich harvest
Abundance and pleasures,
All the best!
Help yourself to pancakes. ( Gives it to everyone.)
Winter. It’s too early for you to decide to shed your fur coats, good fellows! I will not give up my right so early!
Spring. Better give in, sister! People were waiting for me, they missed the warm sun.
Winter. Go away, sister, I’ll pick you up and say hello! Your time has not come yet! Come on, my blizzards and blizzards! Cover the ground with snow, cover the paths, notice the thawed patches!
Winter ( addressing the spectators and participants of the festival). And now my blizzards will carry you all over and freeze you!
1 buffoon. Come on guys, show them what you can do! Don't let yourself get frozen.
2 buffoons. That's it, Mother Winter! It's not so easy to defeat us. And now it’s time for you to know the honor. Make way for Spring.
1 buffoon. Well, we spent the Winter, we can continue the holiday. The last day of Maslenitsa is the noisiest and most eventful. Competitions are held for strength and agility: “one on one” or “wall to wall”.
2 buffoons. Let's play too!
1 buffoon. And now it’s time to say goodbye to Maslenitsa. On the last day of the Maslenitsa holiday week, they take it outside the outskirts and burn it with the words: “The milk and butter have burned, only the radish tail remains.” Lent»...
1 buffoon.
Pancake-eating Maslenitsa,
Maslenitsa-fat-eater,
Maslenitsa-oberukha,
Maslenitsa is a hoax!
2 buffoons.
Deceived, deceived,
Made it to the post!
Gave a radish tail
For Lent!
We ate it -
Belly sick!
1 buffoon.
Bucket sun,
Look out, red,
Because of the mountains
Until spring!
2 buffoons. And now I suggest you guys write on a piece of paper what you would like to leave in the past, for example, bad grades, laziness, illness... We will give all your wishes to Maslenitsa and spend them with it. This will give you the opportunity to celebrate this spring in a new way.
1 buffoon.
So the sun has set,
Our Maslena has closed.
Come visit us again
We are always glad to have guests!
2 buffoons.
We invite everyone to pancakes,
We treat you to sweet tea!
Maslenitsa scenario at school
Beautiful and enough unusual scenario We have prepared Maslenitsa celebrations at school for you. It is perfect for both indoor and outdoor celebrations. Students can also attend primary school and high school students. Because a lot of competitions and jokes will cheer you up and prepare everyone for spring. Celebrate, burn Maslenitsa and welcome spring, which is just around the corner.
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In the center of the hall where the holiday will take place, Maslenitsa stands on a special stand (a large straw or rag doll on a stick, which will later be burned on the street). Near Maslenitsa there are 2-3 tables with pancakes and treats.
Guests enter the hall.
Leading:
Maslenitsa has arrived!
Maslenitsa has come to us,
Red Maslenitsa smiles on us all!
Smiles at us all, and says goodbye to winter!
Goodbye Winter,
Come spring to us!
We will treat you to pancakes,
May you dance Spring with us!
Russian dance group comes out folk costumes, and perform a Russian folk dance, and then dance with all the guests around Maslenitsa.
Leading:
Do you know that Maslenitsa precedes Lent. It lasts only a week, and this week you can dance and have fun, ride down the slides, have competitions and eat pancakes. And each day of Maslenitsa week has its own name. Let's find out what each of the days of Maslenitsa is called.
7 students leave.
1 student:
Monday first forever
and it's called "meeting"
On this day they welcome Spring,
And they start baking pancakes!
2nd student:
Tuesday - it's called "play"
Everyone goes to visit each other,
Everyone slides down the snowy hills,
And they gorge themselves on pancakes.
3rd student:
Wednesday is called a gourmet,
This is where everyone really overeats!
Everyone fills their belly,
And they treat each other!
4 student:
Well, what about Thursday?
Thursday is called "turning point"
From this day on everything changes
And the revelry begins!
5th student:
Friday is called “Mother-in-Law’s Party”
On this day, sons-in-law are going to visit their mothers-in-law!
And mothers-in-law baked pancakes for their sons-in-law,
And they gave my son-in-law a real feast!
6th student:
And Saturday is a family day,
It's called "sister-in-law's get-togethers"
On this day, the bride receives her relatives for a visit,
And he gives gifts to all his sisters-in-law!
7th student:
Sunday has many titles,
But we will only say one thing,
Forgiveness is called Sunday,
And everyone asks each other for forgiveness!
Leading:
So we learned the names of the days of the Maslenitsa week. Now let's play a little.
You can arrange games traditional for Maslenitsa: tug of war, “cockfighting”, etc.
Game - Hot pancake.
A circle is cut out from a landscape sheet. It's going to be damn. All participants stand in a circle and make their hands palms up. Cheerful music is turned on. A “pancake” is placed on the palm of the first participant, and the participant must pass this pancake on the palm of the other participant as soon as possible. At the moment when the music stops, the participant who at that moment has a “pancake” in his hands is eliminated. The participant who drops the pancake during the transfer is also eliminated. The last one remaining receives a prize.
Leading:
So we played a little. Let's now invite spring to visit us! And so that she can hear us, let's sing a spring song.
A spring song is being sung.
Leading:
For some reason spring doesn’t want to come. Let's tell her the poems, maybe she will hear and come to us.
Children recite poems.
Spring comes out:
I hear, I hear you calling,
I see, I see that you are waiting for me.
So I came to you, friends,
Finally, I found you!
Now let's go together
We'll treat ourselves to pancakes,
But first we will burn our Maslenitsa,
May winter and all our troubles go away with fire!
Maslenitsa, which stood in the center of the hall, is taken out into the street and burned. You can also invite everyone to write down all the bad things on pieces of paper, for example: illness, bad mood, bad grades, etc. and throw these leaves into the fire. You can also hold several competitions and games at fresh air. And after Maslenitsa is burned, you can already go drink tea with pancakes.
All children, regardless of their age, love to celebrate the holiday of farewell to winter, Maslenitsa.
The children's festive mood can be felt everywhere throughout the week.
At home, parents bake the main symbol of the sun - pancakes.
People hold festivities on the street, sing songs, burn straw effigy, and sell sweets. Children sled down the mountains and build snow castles.
Maslenitsa is also traditionally celebrated within the walls of schools, where experienced teachers introduce junior and senior schoolchildren to the origins of the Slavic holiday.
Many students do not have sufficient knowledge about Maslenitsa traditions and rituals. To immerse themselves in the holiday spirit, teachers and children decorate school classrooms with holiday-themed posters and drawings.
The central place is occupied by a poster with an image of the sun. IN game form children get answers to questions about why pancakes are baked, an effigy is burned, and round dances are held.
The story that a scarecrow, as a symbol of Maslenitsa, needs to be burned to restore the fertility of the earth inspires children. They watch with delight the flaming straw doll and believe that goodness and joy will triumph on earth.
The children actively take part in the celebration, dressing up in costumes of buffoons and pagan goddesses.
Those students who have musical skills play folk songs on musical instruments. The rest of the children dance in circles and sing songs.
Teachers draw up a script for the holiday and prepare performances. High school students are given the task of preparing the material independently and revealing their creative abilities.
How to celebrate Maslenitsa Day in schools
Parents of students and their grandparents are often invited to the holiday. Children prepare invitations for them in advance, where they depict the symbols of Maslenitsa, write the name of the holiday and the date on which it will be celebrated.
The guys try to show themselves only with the best side. Parents are involved in the event, participate in competitions and are invited to the Maslenitsa table.
Students are also encouraged to compete in strength and agility. Teams perform exercises with tug of war, running in bags or with a hoop at speed, running with an obstacle. Such competitions instill team spirit in children.
Teachers and students organize a Maslenitsa table. You can decorate the table with towels and embroidered, colorful napkins. The foods that are allowed to be consumed during Maslenitsa before Lent are discussed in advance.
Children bring dairy products, cheese, eggs, fish, pancakes from home. Pancakes are also baked in the school canteen and served with butter, honey and sour cream.
The girls share their secrets of making pancakes. During the performance, the guys eat delicious treats and drink tea and at the same time get acquainted with the rituals of Maslenitsa.
At the end of the lesson, the results are summed up. Teachers ask questions about how many days Maslenitsa is celebrated, what each day symbolizes, what traditional dish is prepared and what cannot be eaten in Maslenitsa week. At the end of the celebration, children are photographed in costumes.
A wall newspaper is compiled from photographs, where the guys write how they spent this fun party and what they learned about him. Everyone thanks each other for a wonderful holiday.
Carrying out events within school walls on the theme of Maslenitsa is only positive. In a playful way, students are introduced to the origins of the Slavic holiday. Schoolchildren become familiar with the culture of the Russian people. Children are involved in creative activity and show their abilities and talents.
Hello, dear guests! Today we have gathered to remember the Old Russian holiday, rejoice, and have fun, as our grandfathers had fun at Maslenitsa.
We're tired of winter, we're bored.
I froze my little hands,
All the joints were chilled.
The blizzard has swept away everything,
The blizzard swept everything away.
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Maslenitsa holiday in elementary school .
Hello, dear guests! Today we have gathered to remember the Old Russian holiday, rejoice, and have fun, as our grandfathers had fun at Maslenitsa.
The children look out the windows in anticipation. Exclamations are heard: “Is it soon?” - “Take your time!”
We're tired of winter, we're bored.
I froze my little hands,
All the joints were chilled.
The blizzard has swept away everything,
The blizzard swept everything away.
We're tired of winter
I ate all the bread.
And I picked up the straw,
And swept up the chaff.
She carried the cold in the bag,
The cold shook the ground.
I stumbled myself
It rolled downhill.
The girl goes out the door - “into the yard” - and immediately returns, leading the guests (2nd grade children) with her.
A round dance is performed with a dramatization of the Russian folk song “Like thin ice.”
Get ready, people! Red spring is coming!
We need to get rid of the winter,
Let's celebrate Maslenitsa together!
Spring, red spring! Come, spring, with joy!
With joy and great mercy.
With large flax, with deep roots,
With great bread!
2 boys carry Maslenitsa, a straw doll, and place it in a decorated corner.
Oh yes, Maslenitsa is coming into the yard,
The wide one is moving into the yard!
And we girls meet her,
And we, the Reds, are meeting her!
Oh yes, Maslenitsa, stay for a week,
Oh yes, Maslenitsa, visit another one!
This holiday is coming to us
Early spring
How much joy it brings
He is always with him!
Ice mountains await
And the snow sparkles
The sleds are running down the hills,
The laughter doesn't stop.
At home the aroma of pancakes
Festive wonderful,
We invite friends for pancakes,
Let's eat them together.
Like during Shrovetide
Pancakes were flying out of the oven!
From the heat, from the heat, from the oven,
All blush, hot!
Maslenitsa, treat!
Today we celebrate Maslenitsa, say goodbye to winter, and conjure spring! Maslena - honest, cheerful, broad - this is what they called the week before Lent in Rus'.
The celebration of Maslenitsa was accompanied by rituals in the name of the harvest, festivities, games, and various entertainments. And today we invite you to travel back to those distant times and take part in this fun holiday.
Next, the teacher and students talk about the holiday and the days of Maslenitsa week.:
Its origin was lost in ancient times, but it was noted among all Slavic peoples. People invited a good harvest and rich offspring to their home. The Maslenitsa holiday was associated with the cult of the emerging sun. Round, hot, golden pancakes are like miniature images of our luminary. “The pancake is a symbol of the sun, red days, good harvests, good marriages and healthy children,” wrote A. Kuprin. Over time, Maslenitsa lost its mystical meaning and turned into a mass folk festival dedicated to seeing off winter. With carnivals of mummers and riding on troikas with bells, burning an effigy of winter and sledding from the mountains, taking snowy towns and other noisy and fun games and ventures.
Monday - meeting
On this day, a stuffed Maslenitsa was made from straw, and an old dress was put on it. women's clothing, they put this scarecrow on a pole and, singing, drove it on a sleigh around the village. Then Maslenitsa was staged on a snowy mountain, where sleigh rides began.
Well done guys came
All ends were cut off.
To all the stumps on the hill,
Even Russian sayings.
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Competition “Continue the proverb” for 2 teams
You can’t eat the same pie twice... (eat it)
Without tasting the bitter, you won’t know... (sweet)
I made the porridge myself, I cooked it myself and... (sort it out)
Porridge is not oiled... (it will ruin it)
If you want to eat rolls, don’t lie on... (stove)
Whoever wants to eat a fish must go into the water... (climb)
Without breaking eggs, you can’t make... (fried eggs)
Leftovers... (sweet)
From a black chicken and a white one... (egg)
From a black cow and white... (milk)
The team that gives the correct answer receives something that they wear to Maslenitsa after the competition.
Tuesday - flirting
The first day ended, we celebrated Maslenitsa. The second day of the week is coming. And this day was called “ Flirting “From this day on, various types of entertainment began: sleigh rides, folk festivals, performances. The time has come for us to play, to amuse Maslenitsa with a fun game.
A new task for you
You need to turn into a car.
People will have fun
Who is faster? Who's ahead?
This competition can be organized in the form of a relay race, in which teams of five pairs (a total of ten people) participate. Pairs are organized immediately so that there is no fuss. One of the participants rests his hands on the ground (each team must be provided with tarpaulin mittens). His partner (who does not need mittens) hooks the “wheelbarrow” by the legs, and both players begin to move. The “wheelbarrow” moves its hands and thus moves forward. His companion supports his legs. You can also use gymnastics hoops to determine distance. Pairs, having walked back and forth, pass the mittens to their teammates, and the relay continues. Members of the winning team are awarded prizes, while members of the losing team receive consolation prizes.
Now I ask for your attention!
New competition!
Who wants old and young
Tug of war?
A traditional competition that takes place during Maslenitsa. It is necessary to determine the line beyond which one cannot cross. Teams line up at the same distance from this line (2-3 m). The winner is the team that pulls the rope over the opponents' line. When the first participant steps into illegal territory, the game is declared over.
8) Wednesday is a gourmet
Today we have Gourmand!
Treat this time!
Lunch is two!
Dancing right at the table!
Let's treat ourselves to pancakes,
Let's eat some pie!
We won't leave a crumb,
Sitting at the table!
The name “Maslenitsa” arose because this week Orthodox custom meat is already excluded from food, but dairy products can still be consumed - so they bake butter pancakes. For the same reason, Maslenitsa is called Cheese Week. In each family
they set tables with delicious food, baked pancakes, and brewed beer in the villages.
Theaters and stalls appeared everywhere. They sold hot sbitn (drinks made from water, honey and spices), roasted nuts, and honey gingerbread. Here, right in the open air, you could drink tea from a boiling samovar. What did you feast on on Maslenitsa?
Leading We will read the recipe for you
And we'll wait for an answer
Prepare rich sour dough, double the amount of sugar. Divide the dough into balls and let them rise for 20-25 minutes. They are fried in the same way as pies. Place on a plate and sprinkle with powdered sugar.
Answer: Moscow donuts.
Pass the beef, pork, onion and garlic through a meat grinder, add salt and pepper, add milk and stir the minced meat well until fluffy, prepare the dough and mold.
Answer: Siberian dumplings.
Grind white bread soaked in milk, onions fried in butter, and meat in a meat grinder twice, add spices, mix, make products, put on a hot frying pan and fry in fat. Then put in the oven and bake until done.
Answer: Meatballs.
Pour the meat products with water in a saucepan, put on the fire and cook until fully cooked. Chop the beets and fry in butter. Add the onion and a spoonful of flour mixed with the broth. Put chopped cabbage into the broth, after fifteen minutes add beets. At the end add sour cream.
Answer: Borscht.
Cut the meat into pieces, rub with salt, fry with onions until half cooked. Add chopped carrots and place in the oven. After fifteen minutes, add the potatoes and fry with meat and carrots, pouring over the broth.
Answer: Roast.
Keep the cottage cheese under pressure, rub through a sieve, add sour cream and grated fresh butter, salt, granulated sugar, mix and place in the mold.
Answer: Easter.
Boil the fish with spices and cool. Cut the potatoes into slices. Boil beets and carrots, cool, cut into cubes, mix with fish, add salt, season with mayonnaise or sauce.
Answer: Vinaigrette.
Song "Oh, pancakes"
Right. Oh, these pancakes for Maslenitsa! Lush, blush, plump, delicious, buttery, with sour cream, with honey, with seasoning. The pancake is round, red and hot, like a hot, generous sun. Many families started baking pancakes on Monday. Each housewife baked them according to her own recipe and kept it secret.
What pancake recipes do you know?
Everyone is laughing, everyone is making noise,
Everyone is dancing.
Maslenitsa, Maslenitsa!
Everything around is like in a fairy tale!
Come on, stand in a straight line!
Stretch out your hand!
And from Maslenitsa you can take a pancake for yourself!
Thursday - revelry (turning point, wide Thursday)
This day was the middle of games and fun. Perhaps it was then that hot Maslenitsa fist fights took place, fist fights that originated from Ancient Rus'.
TEACHER: And we will play a game called"Zarya"
Children stand in a circle, hold their hands behind their backs, and one of the players, “Dawn,” walks behind him with a ribbon and says:
1. Zarya - lightning, Red maiden,
She walked across the field, dropped the keys,
Golden keys, blue ribbons,
Rings entwined - I went for water!
With the last words, the driver carefully places the ribbon on the shoulder of one of the players, who, noticing this, quickly takes the ribbon, and they both run different sides round. The one who is left without a place becomes a “dawn”. The game repeats itself. Runners must not cross the circle. The players do not turn around while the driver chooses whose shoulder to put the ribbon on.
2 . Throwing snowballson target. Two participants throw a snowball at a target, a pre-prepared shield with a drawn target. The winner is the one who made the best throw (to the top ten or as close to it as possible).
3. Cock fight. A circle is drawn. There are two participants in a circle jumping on one leg. One hand is behind the back, the other holds the foot of the tucked leg. Task: push the opponent with your shoulder. The one who loses his balance or leaves the circle loses.
Another version of this game: colored satin ribbons of the same length are hooked into the back of the belt. Task: pull out the “tail” with your hand. The one who does it first wins.
Friday - mother-in-law's evening. Parents go to visit their children. The young housewife is preparing pancakes. Sons-in-law treat their mother-in-law.The mother-in-law was obliged to send everything necessary for baking pancakes in the evening and teach her daughter-in-law some old secret recipe.
Mother-in-law
When you set the dough, when the stars appear, you need to go out to the river, lake or well and say (whispers in the daughter-in-law’s ear)
Daughter-in-law addresses the month
"A month, you are a month,
Your golden horns!
Look out the window
Blow on the dough!”
Riding through the streets in a fancy sleigh with bells under the arc was especially popular. The lights of the booths were shining everywhere, raeshniks were performing, selling tea, pancakes, and sweets.
Russian folk songs Sleigh ride (Hoop relay)
6day Saturday - “SISTER-IN-LAW'S Gatherings”.
Sister-in-law is the husband's sister. So, on this Saturday, young daughters-in-law hosted their relatives, and tried to introduce unmarried sisters-in-law to unmarried guys from their relatives or friends. A whole series of Maslenitsa customs were aimed at speeding up weddings and helping young people find a partner.
1. Game "winders".
A prize is tied exactly in the middle of a long stretched ribbon. The ends of the tape are held by two participants. They must wind up the ribbon as quickly as possible. The one who gets to it first will receive the prize.
2. Comic fortune telling from a book.
The book used for this game is better book fairy tales The presenter asks to name a specific page and line at the top. For example, take the book “Russian Folk Tales” from the collection of A.N. Afanasyeva. The player calls: page 51, line 19. The presenter reads: “bring the milk to the girl, the girl will give the threads, bring the threads to the sticky.” Approximate interpretation: you have trouble ahead of you.
Sunday - “FORGIVEN DAY”A straw effigy is solemnly burned as a sign of the victory of life over death; the ashes are spread across the field to give strength to the crops and the future harvest. The skating, songs, sounds of harmonica, noise and din on the last day continued until the evening.
Relatives and friends did not go to each other to celebrate, but asked forgiveness for intentional and accidental insults and upsets. When meeting (sometimes even with stranger) was supposed to stop and ask for mutual forgiveness with three bows. On this day, all insults and insults are forgiven, because it is necessary to meet spring with a clear conscience.
One line:
Forgive me for whatever I have done or sinned against you.
Another line:
May God forgive you, and I forgive you.
Everyone bows to each other.(Light a fire, burn Maslenitsa)
Goodbye, goodbye
Our Maslenitsa.
Goodbye, goodbye
Our Maslenitsa is wide.
You didn’t come on Wednesday or Friday,
You came on Sunday
Fun all week.
You came with goodness
With intoxicating beer and wine,
With pancakes and pies
Yes with pancakes.
Butter pancakes,
Shangi are smeared.
We're riding down the mountain
From dawn to dawn.
And today, Sunday.
Our fun is over.
Bye Bye,
Our Maslenitsa!
Round dance "Spring has come"
Municipal treasury educational institution average comprehensive school No. 3 Mikhailovsk
MASLENITSA HOLIDAY
For primary classes
Prepared and carried out:
primary school teacher Maslova G.I. Sushkova L.A.
Goals and objectives:
1. Introduce children to the traditional folk holiday “Maslenitsa”
2. Contribute to broadening the horizons of students.
3. To instill in students a respectful attitude towards the national heritage, the desire to preserve and enrich folk traditions.
Location: Assembly Hall.
Equipment: multimedia equipment, screen, sheets with proverbs
Preparatory work: preparing invitations for guests of the holiday, decorating the hall, preparing the participants of the holiday, performing roles, preparing equipment. Children independently familiarize themselves with proverbs about Maslenitsa in advance and draw posters on the theme “Maslenitsa” to decorate the hall and the entrance to the hall. Parents and children bake pancakes for tea.
( Characters: 2 buffoons, presenters, Maslenitsa.)
Presenter1: Hello, dear guests! Today we have gathered to remember the Old Russian holiday, rejoice, and have fun, as our grandfathers had fun at Maslenitsa.
(slide 1)
Buffoons: (together) Hey, good gentlemen!
1st Buffoon. Come here!
2nd Buffoon.
Let's not repeat it twice
Therefore, we announce it once!
1st Buffoon:
Dear citizens,
Everyone who loves pancakes in sour cream!
2nd Buffoon:
Come celebrate Maslenitsa,
And drive away the winter!
1st Skomorokh :
Don't be stingy, don't dress up,
Look at Maslenitsa!
2nd Buffoon:
Well done, perky guys!
The girls are agile!
1st Buffoon:
Bullies, dancers!
Lead singers, fighters!
Let's meet spring, spend winter,
Let's dance in a circle!
2nd Buffoon:
Let's play, let's eat,
Let's listen to funny songs!
Come, you won't regret it!
You'll look five years younger!
1st Buffoon:
How many of us have gathered at the holiday today!
2nd Buffoon:
Let's get acquainted. Listen to me carefully and, as soon as you hear your name, do what is prescribed in the acquaintance ritual.
Vera, Tanechka and Vanya -
Everyone raised their hands in unison!
Lyuba, Olya and Alena -
They screamed loudly and loudly!
Lena, Sveta and Seryozha -
Let's all clap our hands!
It’s not good for Innochki to stand,
Let's all stomp our feet!
Dima, Yura and Larisa -
Together, they shouted loudly
And Natasha and Marina -
Hurry up and get up together!
Who didn't I tell you about?
And today I was silent,
How united family,
Together, let's shout loudly: “I”!
So we met!
(The game “Let's get acquainted” is taking place)
1st Buffoon:
Now come out and call for Maslenitsa! Repeat everything after me!
And we are waiting for Maslenitsa,
We're not leaving the yard.
Come Maslenitsa
To the wide yard
Play, sing,
Ride the roller coaster
Roll in pancakes!
(all those present repeat the words after the buffoons)
Student.
My soul, Maslenitsa,
Come visit us
To a wide yard on a hill,
Go for a ride, lie in pancakes.
Were we waiting for Maslenitsa?
Did you put cheese on the mound?
Did you pour oil on the mound?
Our little hill, be rolling.
Our Maslenitsa, be joyful.
Pupil.
Oh, Maslenitsa Praskoveika,
We'll see you well
Cheese, butter, roll
And a baked egg!
We boast about you
We ride in the mountains,
We gorge ourselves on pancakes.
The phonogram sounds, Maslenitsa appears with a stuffed Maslenitsa
(Slide 2)
Maslenitsa:
How early I got up,
I got ready quickly.
As I stood by the hot stove,
I baked rolls and rolls.
With rolls of pancakes, shanezhki,
For my dear friend Sanechka.
You friends, get ready,
Dress up in sundresses!
Let's dance together,
We still have to spend the winter!
We will sing and dance together,
And treat all guests to pancakes.
(slide 3)
2nd buffoon:
Oh you Maslenitsa beauty
We welcome you well!
Pies, cheesecakes,
Yes funny ditties!
(Maslenitsa stands in the middle of the circle, and everyone stands in a circle and takes turns singing ditties to her)
Ditties that can be used for the holiday:
Spring is knocking on us,
Drives winter out of the yard.
To the cheerful sound of drops
The sun is dancing in the morning!
Here comes Shrovetide
A bright holiday has arrived.
He is for adults, he is for children
He gave a lot of jokes.
Monday is a meeting.
And we are not too lazy to work!
We build slides from snow.
And we play all day.
Tuesday - the game has arrived.
Have fun with us!
Us for games, for fun
They'll treat you to pancakes!
On Wednesday the mother-in-law is fussing,
Bake pancakes, oh, master!
I gathered everyone at the table
Treated me until the morning!
And Thursday is already a succession
Attends on Wednesday.
We're riding in a sleigh
On fancy horses.
Snow flies from under the hooves
On Friday evening.
Mother-in-law is going for pancakes
We will all meet her!
Gatherings with friends
We'll do it on Saturday.
We'll treat ourselves to pancakes,
Honey, cheese, pies!
On Forgiven Day Sunday
Forgive everyone's offenses
And with a light, pure soul
Have fun, sing and dance!
Let him not know trouble in his labors
Our people are Orthodox.
Let it be fertile
And happy this year!
1st buffoon: Maslenitsa came with fun, with joy, and with all sorts of sweets. We invite you not to stand, we invite you to play!
2nd buffoon:
When you hear the good news -
Clap your hands
And if not very good -
Stomp your feet! Agreed?
1st buffoon:
It's Vesna's birthday today! (Clap)
We help ourselves to pancakes and cookies. (Clap)
We ask you to leave winter quickly! (Clap)
Ready to squander the last ruble! (Stomp)
I'll give you a box of chocolates for playing! (Clap)
You open it, and there’s nothing there! (Stomp)
Grandmothers and girls lit all the fires! (Clap)
Pancakes for everyone, pancakes baked for everyone! (Clap)
Pancakes with honey and jam! (Clap)
Not pancakes, but delicious food! (Clap)
Sweet pancakes with filling. (Clap)
All with down feathers! (Stomp)
And others even with pillows! (Stomp)
And others with shells! (Stomp)
(The game “It’s Spring’s birthday today” is playing)
Presenter 2.How many days does Maslenitsa stay with us? (Seven days. Each day of the holiday has its own name and meaning.)
Presenter 1: Monday - meeting (Slide 4)
On this day, they made a scarecrow of Maslenitsa from straw, put old women's clothes on it, put this scarecrow on a pole and, singing, carried it on a sleigh around the village. Then Maslenitsa was staged on a snowy mountain, where sleigh rides began.Mummers walked from house to house asking for treats.
Buffoons(in unison). And we celebrated Maslenitsa, poured cheese on the mountain, invited people into the wide yard and ate pancakes!
Well done guys came
All ends were cut off.
To all the stumps on the hill,
Even Russian sayings.
Need suggestions
Make a sequel.
Competition “Continue the proverb”
You can’t eat the same pie twice... (eat it)
Without tasting the bitter, you won’t know... (sweet)
I made the porridge myself, I cooked it myself and... (sort it out)
Porridge is not oiled... (it will ruin it)
If you want to eat rolls, don’t lie on... (stove)
Whoever wants to eat a fish must go into the water... (climb)
Without breaking eggs, you can’t make... (fried eggs)
Leftovers... (sweet)
From a black chicken and a white one... (egg)
From a black cow and white... (milk)
Slide 5
Presenter 2: Tuesday - flirting
The first day ended, we celebrated Maslenitsa. The second day of the week is coming. And this day was called “Flirting”. From this day on, various kinds of entertainment began: sleigh rides, folk festivals, performances.
Slides 6, 7,8
Student:
Hello, annual Maslenitsa,
Our dear guest!
Come on black horses,
On painted sleighs,
So that the servants are young,
They brought us dear gifts,
And pancakes and rolls
Their swords are coming through our window!
Student:
Get ready, people.
Cheese week is coming!
The second day is coming,
Full of game!
A day of fun and treats,
Laughter, songs and fun!
Come, hurry up,
Have fun with us!
Student :
A new task for you
You need to turn into a car.
People will have fun
Who is faster? Who's ahead?
Presenter 2: Wednesday is a gourmet
slide 9
Student:
Today we have Gourmand!
Treat this time!
Lunch is two!
Dancing right at the table!
Slides 10
Student:
Let's treat ourselves to pancakes,
Let's eat some pie!
We won't leave a crumb,
Sitting at the table!
Slide 11
Presenter 2: The name “Maslenitsa” arose because this week, according to Orthodox custom, meat is already excluded from food, but dairy products can still be consumed - so they bake butter pancakes. For the same reason, Maslenitsa is called Cheese Week. In each family
they set tables with delicious food, baked pancakes, and brewed beer in the villages.
Theaters and stalls appeared everywhere. They sold hot sbitn (drinks made from water, honey and spices), roasted nuts, and honey gingerbread. Here, right in the open air, you could drink tea from a boiling samovar.
Slide 12
Song "Oh, pancakes"
We haven't eaten pancakes for a long time
We wanted pancakes.
Oh, pancakes, pancakes, pancakes,
You are my pancakes.
Dissolved in a new kneader
The pancakes fermented for two hours
Oh, pancakes, pancakes, pancakes,
You are my pancakes.
My big sister
She's a master at baking pancakes.
Oh, pancakes, pancakes, pancakes,
You are my pancakes.
She baked something to eat
There are probably five hundred
Oh, pancakes, pancakes, pancakes,
You are my pancakes.
She puts it on the tray,
And she carries it to the table.
Oh, pancakes, pancakes, pancakes,
You are my pancakes.
Guests, be healthy!
My pancakes are ready.
Oh, pancakes, pancakes, pancakes,
You are my pancakes.
Oh, pancakes, pancakes, pancakes,
You are my pancakes
Presenter1: Right. Oh, these pancakes for Maslenitsa! Lush, blush, plump, delicious, buttery, with sour cream, with honey, with seasoning. The pancake is round, red and hot, like a hot, generous sun. Many families started baking pancakes on Monday. Each housewife baked them according to her own recipe and kept it secret.
Student
Everyone is laughing, everyone is making noise,
Everyone is dancing.
Maslenitsa, Maslenitsa!
Everything around is like in a fairy tale!
Pupil
Come on, stand in a straight line!
Stretch out your hand!
And from Maslenitsa you can take a pancake for yourself!
Presenter 3: Thursday - revelry (turning point, wide Thursday)
Slide 13,14, 15,16
Thursday is coming - wide Thursday.This day was the middle of games and fun. Perhaps it was then that hot Maslenitsa fist fights, a fun ring,cockfights, built snow forts...
(Slide 17)
Presenter 4:One of the most favorite pastimes on Maslenitsa has always been skiing from the mountains. Both old and young rode. But not everyone had a sleigh...
Guess what our ancestors rode from the icy mountains? (Listen to answers from the audience.) Yes, in principle, you can ski from the icy mountains, and in a basin, and on a broom, but our ancestors rode on a bench. If you turn the bench upside down, you get the perfect sleigh!
Slide 18
Presenter 3: Friday is mother-in-law's evening. Parents go to visit their children. The young housewife is preparing pancakes. Sons-in-law treat their mother-in-law. The mother-in-law was obliged to send everything necessary for baking pancakes in the evening and teach her daughter-in-law some old secret recipe.
Mother-in-law (whispers in the young hostess’s ear)
When you place a dough, when the stars appear, you need to go out to a river, lake or well and say
"A month, you are a month,
Your golden horns!
Look out the window
Blow on the dough!”
Slide 19.20
Riding through the streets in a fancy sleigh with bells under the arc was especially popular. The lights of the booths were shining everywhere, raeshniks were performing, selling tea, pancakes, and sweets.
Slide 21
Presenter 5: Day 6 Saturday - “SISTER-IN-LAW’S Gatherings.”3 Olovka is her husband's sister. So, on this Saturday, young daughters-in-law hosted their relatives, and tried to introduce unmarried sisters-in-law to unmarried guys from their relatives or friends. A whole series of Maslenitsa customs were aimed at speeding up weddings and helping young people find a partner.
slide 22
Presenter 6: Sunday - “FORGIVEN DAY” “They solemnly burn a straw effigy as a sign of the victory of life over death; the ashes are spread across the field to give strength to the crops and the future harvest. The skating, songs, sounds of harmonica, noise and din on the last day continued until the evening.
Slide 23
Presenter 5: Relatives and friends did not go to each other to celebrate, but asked forgiveness for intentional and accidental insults and upsets. When meeting (sometimes even with a stranger), one was supposed to stop and bow three times to ask for mutual forgiveness. On this day, all insults and insults are forgiven, because it is necessary to meet spring with a clear conscience.
Let us also ask each other for forgiveness
One line:
Forgive me for whatever I have done or sinned against you.
Another line:
May God forgive you, and I forgive you.
Everyone bows to each other.
Presenter 6: For a whole week I sang and danced, ate and drank, the baptized Mother Rus' visited each other, rode from the mountains, rolled in pancakes, bathed in butter. But “Maslenitsa is not all for the cat” - on the seventh day the farewell to winter came, winter-Morana was burned. They took out an ugly stuffed monster and, placing it on a straw fire, burned it to the songs of the youth.
We go outside to burn the effigy
1 Buffoon
When Maslenitsa came to us -
This means we survived the winter.
How can we not celebrate the holiday?
How can we not sing and dance!
2 Buffoon.
And you, red sun.
We meet with round dances,
We know you love it.
When we're spinning
May we walk in circles on your holiday!
Presenter 1. After Maslenitsa, Great Lent began, all believers fasted, that is, they abstained from food and entertainment.
Student:
Goodbye, goodbye
Our Maslenitsa.
Goodbye, goodbye
Our Maslenitsa is wide.
You didn’t come on Wednesday or Friday,
You came on Sunday
Fun all week.
You came with goodness
With intoxicating beer and wine,
With pancakes and pies
Yes with pancakes.
Butter pancakes,
Shangi are smeared.
We're riding down the mountain
From dawn to dawn.
And today, Sunday
Our fun is over.
Bye Bye,
Our Maslenitsa!
Buffoon 1.
We say goodbye to Maslenitsa and welcome spring! The guest stayed and said goodbye to the winter!
Buffoon 2.
There were drops from the roof - the rooks had arrived.
Sparrows chirp - they call for spring.
Buffoons (in unison).
Spring is blessed, long-awaited,
Red spring, come, clear spring,
With the hot sun, with heavy rain,
Bring the harvest to our happy land!
Round dance of the song "Maslenitsa"
