Сценарий внеклассного мероприятия «A New year kaleidoscope» ( Новогодний калейдоскоп)

Автор: Усова Марина Викторовна

Организация: МБОУ «Школа №115»

Населенный пункт: г.Нижний Новгород

Сценарий внеклассного мероприятия для учащихся 5-7 классов

 

Scene 1. The North Pole.

Santa Claus:-What’s the date today? January 13^th. Fortunately, Christmas is over. It is very tiring, of course- all those chimneys! It’s no fun at my age. I really need a rest after Christmas.

(A knock at the door).Who’s that?

Postman Pechkin:- That’s me, Postman Pechkin.

Santa Claus:-Come in! Have you lost?

Postman Pechkin:- No, I haven’t. I’ve got a letter for you. It is from Russia.

Santa Claus:- Who wrote a letter?

Postman Pechkin:- Grandfather Frost!

Santa Claus (reading a letter):- He is inviting me to a New Year party! Oh, I am late! January13. Hurry up!

Postman Pechkin:- Don’t worry! We are sure to be in time. We’ll travel by a one-horse open sleigh! (They sing the song “ Jingle Bells”).

Scene 2.Russia. A New-Year fire in the Forest.

 

Grandfather Frost: - Hello, Santa! Welcome to our New Year fire!

Santa: - Hello, Grandfather Frost!

Grandfather Frost: -Meet my friends! December, January, February, September! And this is my granddaughter Snow maiden! And these are Russian schoolchildren. They can speak English.

Santa Claus: - Pleased to meet you!

Children: - Pleased to meet you, too! We love you, Santa! (Ch. Read the poem “Dear Santa Claus”)

Santa Claus: - What are you celebrating?

Grandfather Frost: - The Old New Year!

Santa Claus: - What? I have never heard about this holiday.

Grandfather Frost: -Brother January, tell our guests about this holiday.

January:-You know, Santa, Russia started to use the New Style Gregorian calendar in 1918. All the Orthodox religious holidays are celebrated according to the Julian calendar. That’s why Christmas in Russia is on January 7 and the Old Style New Year is on January 13.

Snow maiden: - The Old New Year Eve is called Basil’s evening, kind evening, generous evening. In Russian it is Васильев вечер, добрый вечер, щедрый вечер. People sprinkle each other with corn and wish each other health and wealth.

С Новым годом! С Новым Счастьем! С Новым Здоровьем!

January: - The twelve days in January from 7^th to 19^th are called Christmastide.

Snow maiden: - Christmas is my favourite holiday. It is a festival of Joy, Happiness, Peace and Love. It is a festival of Childhood. It is the time of magic and mystery. I’ll tell you a Christmas story.

Scene 3. A fairy-tale cats’ house. Act 1. (Two Kittens are making New Year decorations)

Kitten 1:- Jack Frost at my window pane. Icicles along the lane.

Kitten 2:- Winter things are fun, you see! Sledging, skating, Christmas tree! Snowflakes on my nose and chin. Hello, Winter! Come on in!

Mother Cat (making a pie): - Our Christmas tree will be big and nice. You’ll never find a better one, silly mice. Father Cat will give us money to buy honey. I’ll bake a tasty Christmas Pie, I’ll buy candles to make bright this holly Christmas Night. If only we found a fur tree.

Kitten 1:- Mew, mew we shall go!

Kittens: - A fur tree we shall take home!

Snow maiden: - Daring little kittens! They are putting on their mittens; they are making their way to the forest. Hip-hooray! (Run to the forest.)

Act 2. (In the cats’ house) Kittens: - O, mother dear! We greatly fear our mittens we have lost.

Mother Cat: - Lost your mittens? You are naughty kittens! I’ll give you no pie!

Snow maiden: - Mother got angry. There’s nothing to do for kittens but look for the mittens.

Act 3. (In the forest) Kittens: - We are poor kittens. Where can we find our mittens? (Бежит Мышка) Mouse, Mouse can you help kittens to find their mittens?

Mouse: - Oh, no, I can’t. I have to guard corn in a barn.

(Hair runs) Kittens: - Hair, can you help kittens to find their mittens?

Hair: - Oh, no. I can’t. I don’t care. I’m in a hurry. It’s up to you to worry.

(Squirrel hops) Kitten 1:- Squirrel, can you help kittens to find their mittens?

Squirrel: - Of course, I can. I’ll find your mittens little kittens. Don’t get rusty, don’t get blue. Look! This is a fur tree for you. These are your mittens, my dear kittens.

Snow maiden: - God’s in his heaven all’s right with the world.

Act 4. (At home) Kittens: - Oh, mother dear, see here, see here! Our mittens we have found.

Mother Cat: - Found your mittens? You are clever kittens! I’ll give you some pie.

Snow maiden: - Listen! The clock is striking. It’s twelve o’clock. Christmas is coming. Look! How beautiful our Christmas tree! (recites “ Christmas tree”)

Children sing “Oh, Christmas tree!”

Santa Claus: - Such a nice story! May you have the gladness of Christmas, which is Hope, the Spirit the of Christmas,

which is Peace, the Heart of Christmas, which is Love!

So, you celebrate two New Years, don’t you?

Grandfather Frost: - Brother March, it is high time you told Santa your story!

March: - I’m here with the girls from Buryatia, Kalmikia and Tuva. We’ll tell you about The Buddhist New Year, which is called Sagaalgan.

Children: - The Buddhist calendar is also a lunar calendar. The New Year date is defined by astrologers. It may be in January, in February or in March. The year of the Wood Snake comes on March 1. It is the year of 2568.

Two days before the New Year we have to get rid of all the evil and misfortune. Lama, a Buddhist priest, is invited to perform this rite. All the family takes part in it. First, we have a very tasty dinner. When it is over leftovers, worn out clothes, coins, a chadack (a scarf given to guests to show respect for them) and a small dough man, painted red, are put into a big bowl. All of these things are to pay evil for leaving the house. In the evening it is taken to the waste ground near the road. We throw it away and say: ”Stay away from us!” Then we hurried home without looking back.

March: - The New Year prayer service runs all day and night. It finishes at 6 in the morning. Lama congratulates all the people on a New Year. On a New Year day “the Steed of the Wind of Fortune” is sent up. It is tied to a tree or placed on the roof of a house. “The Steed” symbolizes health and wealth and is believed to defend from diseases and misfortune. May all the human beings be happy! May all the human beings get rid of suffering! May all the human beings have no enemies!

Santa Claus: - May all your wishes come true, Brother March!

Could you tell me what the year of the Wood Snake promises to be?

March: -In Eastern mythology, the Snake is often associated with wisdom, transformations, and hidden strength.. This is the year of innovation and discoveries. If you are dreaming about changing yourself for better and making progress with your studies , you will be given a chance! All the determined people are sure to be lucky!

Santa Claus: - This is the year I’ve just waited for!

Grandfather Frost: - Brother June, it is high time you told Santa your story!

June: - Don’t you know, Santa, Russian Muslims as all Muslims across the globe are seeing the New Year in not in winter but in summer?

Santa Claus: - Really? When?

June: - On June 26 the year of 1447 comes.. The Muslim New Year is celebrated on the first day of Muharram, which is the first month of the Islamic calendar. Allah is supposed to have created the heavens and the earth on this day.

Children: - The way Muslims celebrate New Year’s Day is very different from other such celebrations. We gather in mosques and offer special prayers and listen to special readings from the Koran. The day is spent in prayer and on reflecting how one is leading one’s life.

June: - Fasting on the tenth day of Muharram, called Ashurah, is particularly important, as it is supposed to lead to great rewards. On the day of Ashurah a Muslim has to give as much charity as he or she can afford, visit the sick, make it up with his or her enemies. May your new year be filled with peace, happiness and joy!

Santa Claus: - How wise Muslims are! I’d like to join their celebration!

June: - Don’t forget the Islamc calendar is a lunar calendar. It is 11 days shorter than the solar calendar, so the Islamic New Year date changes every year.

Santa Claus:Brother September, do you have any story?

Brother September: - Of course, I do. On September 22 Jews celebrate the year of 5786. The Jewish New Year is called Rosh Hashanah, which means “Head of the Year” in Hebrew. Rosh Hashanah is observed on the first two days in Tishrei, the seventh month of the Hebrew calendar. The month of Tishrei is believed to be the month in which God created the world. Rosh Hashanah is the birthday of the world. Jewish tradition teaches that during the High Holy Days God decides who will live and who will die during the coming year. So, Jews examine their lives and repent for any wrongs they have committed during the previous year. Jews are encouraged to make amends with anyone they have wronged and to make plans for improving during the coming year. In this way, Rosh Hashanah is all about making peace in the community and striving to be a better person. Even though the theme of Rosh Hashanah is life and deaf, it is a holiday filled with hope for the New Year. Jews believe that God is compassionate and just, and that God will accept their prayers for forgiveness.

Children: - The traditional Hebrew greeting on Rosh Hashanah is Shana tova umetukah for “May you have a good and sweet year”. The shofar is an important symbol of Rosh Hashanah. It is an instrument often made of a ram’s horn and is blown one hundred times a day to awaken the listeners from their “slumbers” and alert them to the coming judgment. Rosh Hashanah table is set with symbolic foods. The cooked head of a fish symbolizes the “head” of the year. Apples and honey symbolize a sweet new year. Round challah bread symbolizes the cycle of the year, the continuation of life. Pomegranates are a popular choice because of the symbolic hope that our good deeds in the coming year will be as many as the seeds of the fruit.

Santa Claus: - How nice a holiday is! How tasty the food is! Rosh Hashanah is celebrated on September 18, isn’t it?

Brother September: - The Hebrew calendar is a lunar calendar. In 2010 it will be celebrated on September 8. Everybody is welcome to the Jewish New Year festival!

Santa Claus: -You live in a multicultural country. You are feeling happy, aren’t you? Children: - Yes, we are.

Grandfather Frost: - We are so different and so much alike at the same time. On a New Year day we all think about peace and happiness, we all hope for the best, no matter when and how it is celebrated. All of us are the children of Russia.

Share your compatriots’ joy! Celebrate all the New Years!

Children: - Я, ты, он, она- вместе целая страна, вместе - дружная семья.

В слове «Мы»- сто тысяч «Я».

I, you, he, she, we, they – friends together! Hip, hurray!

Happy New Year, Russia! С Новым годом!

 

 

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