Fortunately, times are gone when children during the Komsomol meetings had to sit motionless and silent for hours. Ah, how difficult it is to do it at 8, at 15, and even at 40! Today, both in schools and in camps strive for interactivity. All participants in a concert, performance, or competition must become its participants. How to achieve this? Of course, through the game! Games in the children's camp are so numerous that experienced counselors publish whole books with collections of these entertainments. But today we’ll only talk about one type of interactive activity - the so-called games with the audience. What it is?
The peculiarity of such entertainments consists in the need to involve a large number of children and in the limited space allocated for this. In the hall you can’t arrange mass relay races or active dances. The child is limited by his place in the auditorium, and the leader of the holiday is constrained in time. An inexperienced counselor just needs to get acquainted with the options for holding such games in advance!
Active dance entertainment
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These games also require minimal movements, but they must be performed according to certain rules. For example, in the game “Giants and Lilliputians ”, the leader alternately pronounces the words “giants”, “Lilliputians”, and in the first case, children should stand on their toes and stretch their arms up, and in the second, squat down, stretching their arms forward. The leader’s task is to confuse the students by performing movements that do not correspond to the spoken word. Another time, children's movements can be changed: “midgets” join hands together, and “giants” spread their arms wide apart. These games are especially relevant on the bus. There are a number of such entertainments in the camp, but counselors themselves can come up with suitable movements and funny words-signals: “Heel-nose-navel-nape”, “Kola-fanta-sprite”, “Young ladies-hooligans” and so on.
Noiseers and chants
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an elephant sneezes. For this, the hall is divided into 3 groups. Those who sit to the left of the leader will shout “Cartilants!”, Those in the center will chant: “Boxes!”, And the children who will take places on the right hand of the leader will say out loud: “Dragged!” First, a rehearsal takes place: according to the sign of the presenter, the right words, then the left, then the center, cry out the necessary words. When the counselor raises both hands, all participants should scream their word - then the sound of a grand elephant sneeze will turn out!«». . «». : «» [], «» – [], «» – []. : « », « », « » - , 1 .
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