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Intellectual brain ring game presentation on ecology. Ecological game for teachers “Brain Ring”

Target:

  • development of intellectual abilities in the field of ecology, creative potential and ecological culture of schoolchildren
  • fostering a sense of collectivism

Tasks:

  • contribute to the deepening of students' knowledge of ecology, show the importance of environmental problems in nature, the impact on the environmental situation of each person
  • develop students’ ability to independently obtain knowledge from various sources of information
  • develop students’ speech and cognitive activity.

Equipment and auxiliary materials:

  • Team tables
  • Computer, interactive whiteboard
  • Lanterns
  • Musical arrangement

Leading: Good afternoon, dear participants, masters of thoughts! Experts in anything and everything! We are pleased to welcome you to this hall at the Ecological Brain Ring! I am glad that we have all gathered, today we have an unusual event... an event dedicated to the natural craving of young people, and people in general, for Knowledge... Knowledge of the world, Knowledge of Life, knowledge of Oneself.

Name of the game Brain-ring comes from English brain - brain

And our main characters in this room will, of course, be teams of experts from environmental associations.

Well, let's welcome the masters of thought, the teams that will participate today.

(each team enters to the music, waves their arms, takes their places)

Knowledge, the ability to think broadly, listen to your team, take risks and find the right answer - this is all that you will need today.

Now I ask the captains to present their teams in the following order:

1.Team name,

2. Team captain

3. Team motto

Let's support the team with applause!

So, the acquaintance has taken place, but before we begin, we will introduce, of course, the highly respected and competent jury, on whose shoulders lies a very important mission - evaluating your, dear teams, answers. (The jury includes primary school teachers of biology and geography)

And now, Attention, rules of the game:

  • A team of 5 people takes part in the game.
  • The game consists of 2 rounds, which contain questions on different topics related to ecology
  • In accordance with the established order, each team has the right to choose one question.
  • You have 60 seconds to think about your answer. (stopwatch)
  • After 60 seconds, the team that selected the question answers. In case of an incorrect or incomplete answer, the question is played between the 2 teams that first pressed the button. You can press the button within 60 seconds provided to think about your answer. Accordingly, the team whose signal light lights up first will be given the opportunity to be the first to voice their answer, etc. Depending on the completeness and correctness of the answer, the number of points awarded also changes.
  • The order of voicing the answer by the command is as follows: The captain gets up names his team And represents the one who will answer the question, for example: “Team “......”, Ekaterina Ivanova answers the question” (it is advisable to give full names). Only ONE person can speak, there should be no prompting from the team.
  • Only the first three teams that pressed the button the fastest have the opportunity to submit their version of the answer.
  • The use of telephones and other means of searching for information is prohibited.
  • If information about correct answers is passed on to other teams, all teams will be disqualified from the tournament.

Please follow the rules of the game!

So, let's go! Now it's time to start playing. We wish everyone success in the competition. May the best man win!

Attention to the screen! The team ..... first selects the topic of the question, then the point.

In the first round, questions are played on the topics: “Water around us”, “Plants”, “Humour”, “Ecological calendar”

Water around us

Plants

Humor

Ecological calendar

"Water around us"

5 points- Can a person live without water for 100 days (no)

10 points - What animals are 90% water (jellyfish)

15 points- Is it always possible to quench your thirst if there is a lot of water around? (no, it can be salty)

20 points - What animal can drink 250 liters of water at a time?

(Camel)

"Humor"

5 points - What rocks are in the sea? (wet)

10 points - In which fields does grass not grow? (On the brim of the hat)

15 points - Why is there water in a bottle? (Behind glass)

20 points - What do pine, poplar, and aspen have, but birch do not? (letter o)

"Plants"

5 points- Which tree is called the symbol of Russia? (Birch)

10 points - Which coniferous tree sheds its leaves for the winter? (Larch)

15 points - Which flower is still considered a symbol of Japan and the Sun itself? ( Chrysanthemum)

20 points- Which tree’s leaves tremble even without the wind? (Aspen).

"Ecological calendar"

Musical pause

Like an apple on a saucer
We have one Earth.
Take your time, people
Exhaust everything to the bottom.
It's no wonder to get there
To hidden hiding places.
Loot all the wealth
In future centuries.
We are grains of common life,
Relatives of the same fate.
It's shameful for us to feast
For the next day.
Understand this people
Like your own order.
Otherwise there will be no Earth
And each of us.

In the second round, questions are played on the topics: “Animals”, “Proverbs”, “Riddles”, “Man and Ecology”.

Animals

Proverbs

Man and ecology

"Animals"

5 points - What are the names of animals whose bodies are covered with feathers? (Birds).

10 points - Biggest monkey? (Gorilla)

15 points - When does an owl have owlets? (June)

20 points - When do baby squirrels start gnawing on nuts and cones for the first time? (on the 40th day)

"Proverbs"

5 points - Complete the proverb: “Spring is red with flowers, and autumn...

(fruits).

10 points - Complete the proverb: “He who has not planted a tree should not lie in.....” (shades)

15 points - Explain the meaning of the proverb “Many forests - take care, few forests - plant them”

20 points - Explain the meaning of the proverb “If you don’t take care of the shoots, you won’t see a tree”

"Puzzles"

5 points - The tail is fluffy, the fur is golden,

Lives in the forest, steals chickens in the village. (Fox)

10 points - Here is a barrel with a cap,
Fell from a tree.
A year has passed - and the tree
He became small. ( Acorn).

15 points - There are noticeable ones in the grass
The hats are multi-colored.
Remember their name
But don't eat it raw! (Russula).

20 points - Waves carry to the shore
A parachute is not a parachute
He doesn't swim, he doesn't dive,
As soon as you touch it, it burns. (Jellyfish).

"Man and Ecology"

After listening to the information, answer what it is about:

5 points-

1. Always black.

2. There is a lot of this in the city, especially where there are plants and factories.

3. This is very harmful.

4. Causes illness in a person, and his clothes become dirty.

5. There is a lot of this when burning. (Soot)

10 points-

1. A lot of toys are made from it.

2.It comes in different colors and is very difficult to make.

3.Items made from it weigh little.

4.If you set it on fire, it produces a lot of black smoke that smells bad.

5. It cannot be thrown away, because it does not decompose in nature.

(Plastic)

15 points-

1.It was invented by the Chinese.

2. We get it from wood.

3.It burns easily.

4. It produces a lot of garbage.

5. People usually draw or write on it.

(Paper)

20 points

1.It is made from sand.

2. Most often it is transparent.

3.When it falls, it breaks.

4.If you heat it up, it becomes sticky like dough.

5. Abandoned in the forest, it can become a source of fire.

(Glass)


Full text of the material Ecological Brain Ring; For grade 4, see the downloadable file..
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Ecological game for teachers “Brain Ring”
Progress of the game:

(Music sounds. The presenter reads a poem against the background of music.)

There is one planet - a garden

In this cold space.

Only here the forests are noisy,

Calling migratory birds.

Only on her alone will you see

Lilies of the valley in green grass

And dragonflies are only here

They look into the river in surprise.

Take care of your planet

After all, there is no other one in the world!

Leading: We welcome you to the educational and entertaining game “Ecological Brain Ring”. The name of the game Brain Ring comes from the English. brain - brain. As you know, any game has rules, and brain-ring is no exception. Listen to the rules of the game.
Rules of the game:
1. 2 teams take part in the game.
2. Team captains present the name and motto.

3. The game consists of 5 rounds, which contain general questions on ecology.
4. The correctness of the answers is assessed by the jury
5. For the correct answer, the team receives points, they are awarded according to the system:
Full correct answer -5 points
Incomplete answer - 3 points
Wrong answer - 0 points
Jury presentation:
Leading: So, we have two teams participating. To voice the name of the teams, you need to complete a task (assemble puzzles, select a name and motto).

I ask the captains to introduce their teams.
Team No. 1 . "Ecologists";
Our motto: “Let's take care of the planet, there is no other like it in the world!” Nature has friends, it’s us, you and me!”
Team No. 2. "Pathfinders";
Our motto:
“We, pathfinders, are native experts and lovers of nature.
We protect the forest and its inhabitants,
And we ask each of you,
At any time of the year, whenever
Enter the forest with a kind heart,
Take care of everything that is in it!”
Let's greet each other with Applause! The acquaintance has taken place, and now it’s time to start playing. We wish everyone success in the competition. May the best man win!

Round 1: “Think and answer.”

* Which bird has the longest tongue? (At the woodpecker)

* Who are called deciduous plants? (Hares born in autumn)

* Animal Science. (Zoology)

* Who is an ichthyologist? (Scientist studying fish)

* What does a toad eat in winter? (She doesn't eat anything, she sleeps)

* What tree is called the great-grandfather of great-grandfathers? (Oak)

* What is the thinnest thread in nature? (Web)

* What grass do cats like? (Valerian)

* Tallest grass? (Bamboo)

* Where do starlings nest, other than birdhouses? ( In the hollow)

*Where are the grasshopper's ears? ( On foot)

Round 2 “What do we know about ecology”

*What do you understand by the term “ecology”? What is the meaning of this word?

(The word “ecology” itself is derived from the Greek “ekos” “house” and “logos” - science. That is, ecology in the broad sense is the science of the House in which we live. In a narrower sense, ecology is the science “about the relationships of plant and animal organisms and the communities they form between themselves and the environment")

* How, in your opinion, should the goal of environmental education for preschool children be formulated?

(Formation in children of a scientific-cognitive, emotional-moral, practical-active attitude towards the environment and their health)

*Conditions necessary for environmental education of children?

(Ecological room, corner of nature in a group, area)

*Forms of organization with children for environmental education?

(Excursions into nature, educational activities, walks, holidays and entertainment, work in a corner of nature, flower beds, elementary search activities, environmental education in everyday life)

*Name the main components that environmental culture includes.

(Ecological knowledge and skills, ecological thinking; value orientations; environmentally sound behavior)

*Name practical methods of environmental education for preschool children.

(Game, elementary experiments and simulation)

*By definition, tell me what it is: purposeful, systematic, active perception by children of objects and phenomena of the surrounding world. In environmental education, this technique is leading. (Observation)

*Name 3 objects of inanimate nature that are monitored at the preschool educational institution. (Clouds, wind, sun)

*Nature writer, who wrote the story “Fox Bread”. (M.M. Prishvin)

*Writer and artist whose work is dedicated to nature. (E. Charushin.)

Presenter: The jury sums up the results of the two rounds.

A minute of rest “It’s interesting to know”

Paper left in the forest decomposes within 5 years, a plastic bottle over 15 years, a tire after 150 years.

It takes at least 7–8 years for a flowering plant to grow from a lily of the valley seed.

More than 10 years pass from the emergence of blueberry shoots to the formation of the first fruits.

One ant family destroys up to 2 million insects per year, most of which are forest pests.

Astronomers consider the beginning of spring to be the day of the vernal equinox - March 21, when night and day divide the day in half.

The most common vegetable in the world is onion. Its remains were even found in the tombs of Egyptian pharaohs. The Egyptians considered onions a great delicacy and ate them only on holidays.

Round 3: “Solving situations.”

The solution to environmental problems must begin from preschool age, because this is the initial stage of developing a positive attitude towards nature, the “man-made world” of the culture of environmental management. We must have a high level of environmental knowledge and skills in order to apply them in practice when working with children. Tasks for each participant, for example:

1. Four children from five to seven years old are playing in a forest clearing. The smallest one shouts: “Let's catch a butterfly and set its wings on fire!” A man walking by and hearing this call stops the boy and asks:

“Why would you set fire to a butterfly’s wings?” He paused for a while and answered: “Just like that...”

*How can one explain such cruelty of children? What are the methods and techniques for teaching preschoolers to respect nature?

2. Ira walked home from kindergarten through a park planted with currant bushes, and loudly told her mother how the whole group watered them here. But the mother was busy with her own thoughts.

Why are not you listening to me? – Ira asked and pulled out her hand.

What kind of whims is this?! – the mother flared up and, breaking a young currant branch, whipped the girl with it. And then she said angrily: “Who needs your troubles, it’s just a child’s game!” Without you, there will be enough conservationists.

*What negative consequences could the mother’s action have?

3. You go to work. Two mothers are talking peacefully on the path. At this time, their children nearby are breaking the branches of a young tree. Both already have a large armful of them in their hands.

*Do you think children are simply naughty or did no one tell them that they should not harm plants? Will you silently pass by, condemning mothers (children) in your heart, or stop and talk with mothers (children)?

4. Two boys are walking through the forest. Along the road they came across a stream. The water in it is cloudy and dirty. One boy decided to put the stream in order. The other one laughed at him. And yet, the first boy cleared the stream, cleared the bottom, and removed the branches that had fallen into it. And then he said:

Let this stream serve both people and animals.

*How can we explain the first boy’s desire to tidy up the stream?

5. Once, near the river bank, a whole gang of boys “hunted” a duck, which the waves were driving to the shore. As soon as the bird appeared, stones flew at it. The dive quickly disappeared under the water, and as soon as it surfaced, the same thing was repeated.

A man passing by shamed them and drove them away from the shore. And the boys were annoyed that he showed up at the wrong time. And one boy even furtively tried to once again throw a stone at the exhausted, probably shot down dive.

*How can one explain such cruelty of boys? What would you do if you were nearby?

6. We all know that children love to catch cockchafers: they put them in a box, tie threads to their legs, and tear off their wings.

*What should you talk about with your children?

Round 4 “Literary”

Name children's writers and poets who wrote about nature?

What are the Russian proverbs and sayings about nature?

Round 5 “Musical Kaleidoscope”».

Using these words, try to remember and sing at least one verse of a song in which they appear:

· Chamomiles, forest

birds, water

· birch, hills

Team awards. Circle of honor.

A structural unit that implements additional general education programs, the Center for Children's Creativity of the state budgetary educational institution of the Samara region, secondary school No. 1 named after Hero of the Soviet Union I.M. Kuznetsov, Bolshaya Chernigov m. Bolshechernigovsky Samara region

District competition of professional skills

"Fair of methodological innovations"

"Ecological Brain Ring"

Educational event developed as part of the additional general education program in the natural sciences “Ecologists”

additional teacher

education

Kzylbayeva Dina Kinesovna

With. Big Chernigovka, 2017

Target:

    development of intellectual abilities in the field of ecology, creative potential and ecological culture of schoolchildren

    fostering a sense of collectivism

Tasks:

    contribute to the deepening of students' knowledge of ecology, show the importance of environmental problems in nature, the impact on the environmental situation of each person

    develop students’ ability to independently obtain knowledge from various sources of information

    develop students’ speech and cognitive activity.

Equipment and auxiliary materials:

    Team tables

    Computer, interactive whiteboard

    Lanterns

    Musical arrangement

Leading: Good afternoon, dear participants,masters of thoughts! Experts in anything and everything! We are pleased to welcome you to this hall forEcological Brain Ring! I am glad that we have all gathered, today we have an unusual event... an event dedicated to the natural craving of young people, and people in general, for Knowledge... Knowledge of the world, Knowledge of Life, knowledge of Oneself.

Name of the gameBrain-ring comes from English brain - brain

And our main characters in this room will, of course, be teams of experts from environmental associations.

Well, let's welcome the masters of thought, the teams that will participate today.

(each team enters to the music, waves their arms, takes their places)

Knowledge, the ability to think broadly, listen to your team, take risks and find the right answer - this is all that you will need today.

Now I ask the captains to present their teams in the following order:

1.Team name,

2. Team captain

3. Team motto

Let's support the team with applause!

So, the acquaintance has taken place, but before we begin, we will introduce, of course, the highly respected and competent jury, on whose shoulders lies a very important mission - evaluating your, dear teams, answers. (The jury includes primary school teachers of biology and geography)

And now, Attention, rules of the game:

    A team of 5 people takes part in the game.

    The game consists of 2 rounds, which contain questions on different topics related to ecology

    In accordance with the established order, each team has the right to choose one question.

    You have 60 seconds to think about your answer. (stopwatch)

    After 60 seconds, the team that selected the question answers. In case of an incorrect or incomplete answer, the question is played between the 2 teams that first pressed the button. You can press the button within 60 seconds provided to think about your answer. Accordingly, the team whose signal light lights up first will be given the opportunity to be the first to voice their answer, etc. Depending on the completeness and correctness of the answer, the number of points awarded also changes.

    The order of voicing the answer by the command is as follows:The captain gets up names his team And represents the one who will answer the question , for example: “Team “......”, Ekaterina Ivanova answers the question” (it is advisable to give full names). Only ONE person can speak, there should be no prompting from the team.

    Only the first three teams that pressed the button the fastest have the opportunity to submit their version of the answer.

    The use of telephones and other means of searching for information is prohibited.

    If information about correct answers is passed on to other teams, all teams will be disqualified from the tournament.

Please follow the rules of the game!

So, let's go! Now it's time to start playing. We wish everyone success in the competition. May the best man win!

Attention to the screen! The team ..... first selects the topic of the question, then the point.

I TOUR

In the first round, questions are played on the topics: “Water around us”, “Plants”, “Humour”, “Ecological calendar”

Water around us

Plants

Humor

Ecological calendar

"Water around us"

5 points- Can a person live without water for 100 days (no)

10 points - What animals are 90% water (jellyfish)

15 points- Is it always possible to quench your thirst if there is a lot of water around? (no, it can be salty)

20 points - What animal can drink 250 liters of water at a time?

(Camel)

"Humor"

5 points - What rocks are in the sea? (wet)

10 points - In which fields does grass not grow? (On the brim of the hat)

15 points - Why is there water in a bottle? (Behind glass)

20 points - What do pine, poplar, and aspen have, but birch do not? (letter o)

"Plants"

5 points - Which tree is called the symbol of Russia? (Birch)

10 points - Which coniferous tree sheds its leaves for the winter? (Larch)

15 points - Which flower is still considered a symbol of Japan and the Sun itself? (Chrysanthemum)

20 points - Which tree’s leaves tremble even without the wind?(Aspen).

"Ecological calendar"

10 points - World Cosmonautics Day (April 12)

15 points - World Water Day (March 22)

20 points – Environmental Knowledge Day (April 15)

Musical pause

Like an apple on a saucer
We have one Earth.
Take your time, people
Exhaust everything to the bottom.
It's no wonder to get there
To hidden hiding places.
Loot all the wealth
In future centuries.
We are grains of common life,
Relatives of the same fate.
It's shameful for us to feast
For the next day.
Understand this people
Like your own order.
Otherwise there will be no Earth
And each of us.

II TOUR

In the second round, questions are played on the topics: “Animals”, “Proverbs”, “Riddles”, “Man and Ecology”.

Animals

Proverbs

Puzzles

Man and ecology

"Animals"

5 points - What are the names of animals whose bodies are covered with feathers? (Birds).

10 points - Biggest monkey? (Gorilla)

15 points - When does an owl have owlets? (June)

20 points - When do baby squirrels start gnawing on nuts and cones for the first time?(on the 40th day)

"Proverbs"

5 points - Complete the proverb: “Spring is red with flowers, and autumn...

(fruits).

10 points - Complete the proverb:“He who has not planted a tree should not lie in.....” (shadows)

15 points - Explain the meaning of the proverb “Take care of too much forest, plant too little forest”

20 points - Explain the meaning of the proverb “If you don’t take care of the shoots, you won’t see a tree”

"Puzzles"

5 points - The tail is fluffy, the fur is golden,

Lives in the forest, steals chickens in the village. (Fox)

10 points - Here is a barrel with a cap,
Fell from a tree.
A year has passed - and the tree
He became small. (
Acorn).

15 points - There are noticeable ones in the grass
The hats are multi-colored.
Remember their name
But don't eat it raw!
(Russula).

20 points - Waves carry to the shore
A parachute is not a parachute
He doesn't swim, he doesn't dive,
As soon as you touch it, it burns. (Jellyfish).

"Man and Ecology"

After listening to the information, answer what it is about:

5 points-

1. Always black.

2. There is a lot of this in the city, especially where there are plants and factories.

3. This is very harmful.

4. Causes illness in a person, and his clothes become dirty.

5. There is a lot of this when burning.(Soot)

10 points-

1. A lot of toys are made from it.

2.It comes in different colors and is very difficult to make.

3.Items made from it weigh little.

4.If you set it on fire, it produces a lot of black smoke that smells bad.

5. It cannot be thrown away, because it does not decompose in nature.

(Plastic)

15 points-

1.It was invented by the Chinese.

2. We get it from wood.

3.It burns easily.

4. It produces a lot of garbage.

5. People usually draw or write on it.

(Paper)

20 points

1.It is made from sand.

2. Most often it is transparent.

3.When it falls, it breaks.

4.If you heat it up, it becomes sticky like dough.

5. Abandoned in the forest, it can become a source of fire.

(Glass)

To sum up the results of the game, the jury is removed. While the jury evaluates the answers, we offer you

solve puzzles about nature and ecology. (distribute puzzles and pencils)

Answers to puzzles.

1. Magpie. 2. Crossbill. 3 Bullfinch. 4. Falcon. 5. Falcon. 6. Pelican. 7. Swift. 8. Kosach. 9. Redstart.

Leading: Dear teams!

Thank you for the beautiful game, we hope that the knowledge gained in this game will find its way. Dear jury, thank you for the objective judging.

And don’t forget about the famous saying of Rene Descartes: I think, therefore I exist!”

Literature:

1. Dyachkova G.T. The world around us, grades 2–4. Olympic tasks. - Volgograd. Publishing house "Teacher", 2006

2. Kulnevich S.V. Educational work in primary school. – Creative Center “Teacher”, 2008

3. Sladkov N. Forest tales. E-book 2006

4. We teach to love our native nature. Collection of methods. materials, Khabarovsk, 2005.

continuation in your life!

Ecological Brain - ring for students in grades 7 - 8.

Author: Kotchenko Valentina Ivanovna, teacher - librarian of the MKOU Veselovskaya Secondary School, Veselovskoye village, Novosibirsk region

Ecological brain ring scenario

Goals and objectives:
1. Expand and deepen the knowledge of game participants on the basics of ecology.
2. Contribute to the development of children's interest in environmental problems.
3. Promote the development of curiosity, intelligence and resourcefulness in children.
Preparing for the game:
Four teams of six people participate in the game; in order to answer questions, the guys must prepare well and study the proposed literature. The names of the teams are “Flora”, “Fauna”, “Young ecologists”, “Forest Defenders”. Teams choose captains. The game consists of six games, the last one is a blitz tournament, during which the competitors must give as many answers to questions as possible in one minute. For each correct answer, the team receives a token. The jury sums up the results. The game can be useful in the work of teachers, educators, and librarians.

First game “Whose lines are these?”

Leading: I will read to each team a quatrain from one of the most famous Russian poets. Your task is to say his name.
1. It's a sad time! Ouch charm!
I am pleased with your farewell beauty -
I love the lush decay of nature,
In crimson and gold, dressed forests.
(A. Pushkin)
2. The golden grove dissuaded
Birch, cheerful language
And the cranes sadly fly by
They don’t regret anyone anymore
(S. Yesenin)
3. There is in the initial autumn
A short but wonderful time
The whole day is like crystal
And the evenings are radiant
(F. Tyutchev)
4. The swallows disappeared, and yesterday dawned
All the rooks were flying
Yes, how the network flashed
Over there over that mountain
(A. Fet)

Second game “Legends of Flowers”

Leading: There is nothing on earth more beautiful and tender than flowers - this fragile and precious gift of nature, this wonderful music, amazing harmony of forms, lines of beauty. Legends and fairy tales about flowers have inspired many poets and composers. The poetry and music created by them sounds like a hymn to nature, tenderness, and love.
Flowers, like people, are generous with kindness,
And generously giving tenderness to people,
They bloom, warming hearts,
Like little warm fires.
Flowers are able to “touch” the innermost strings of a person, his soul. And how much tenderness there is in their names. Do you know the names of flowers?
So, tasks for the teams.
Fauna.
* The Latin name of this flower is “galactus”, that is, a milky white flower. An ancient legend says: when Adam and Eve were expelled from paradise, it was snowing heavily and Eve was very cold. Then, in order to somehow calm her down and warm her up, several snowflakes turned into flowers. Hence hope became the symbol of this flower.
(Snowdrop)
* In England, this flower is sung by poets; in fairy tales it serves as a cradle for babies, fairies and gentle elves. His homeland is Persia, from there he migrated to Turkey, and in the 19th century he came to Europe. In Holland there is a cult of this flower. In Amsterdam, two stone houses were bought for three bulbs of this flower.
(Tulip)
*Which flower is considered a symbol of the Sun and a symbol of Japan?
(Chrysanthemum)
Flora.
*This graceful and beautiful flower blooms in spring. It is named after the Greek goddess of the rainbow, Iris. And in fact, this flower is a living rainbow.
More than three hundred shades of all colors were created by flower growers. (Iris)
*Her homeland is Persia. There is a poetic legend: one day in April, the goddess of flowers and youth, Flora, accompanied by the Sun and the goddess of the rainbow, Iris, descended to earth. Having mixed all the paints and colors of the rainbow, they began to shower the forests and meadows with them. Having reached the northern corners of the Earth, the goddess discovered that all the colors had been used up, only purple remained. Then Flora sprinkled purple paint on the bushes and grew luxurious...
(Lilac)

*Where was the art of bouquet arranging born? Which countries are famous for their ability to make bouquets?
(Japan, France)
Young ecologists.
*It is impossible not to admire the beauty of this blue wildflower, whose bright lawns are a real decoration of the meadow. These flowers have a very unusual and beautiful shape. Like small funnels - bags with jagged edges, located around the head of the flower. The base of the flower resembles a green cone: from these petals a permanent blue dye is obtained. (Cornflower)
*Which flower is considered the last smile of autumn? (Aster)
*What does the concept of ikebana mean?
(Live flowers or flowers that live)
Forest defenders.
*An ancient Slavic legend says: the daring Sadko was loved by the water queen Volkhova. I witnessed how these pure tears turned into delicate flowers, adorned with magic. Once in the moonlight she saw her lover in the arms of the earthly girl Lyubava. The proud princess turned away and walked away. Tears rolled down from her beautiful blue eyes, and only the moon was like fucking pearls. Since then, this flower has been considered a symbol of pure and tender love. What kind of flower is this? (Lily of the valley)
*It is present in the coat of arms of the city of Rhodes. According to Anacreom, she was born from the soft foam that covered the body of Aphrodite when the goddess of love emerged from the sea. Who is she the queen of flowers? (Rose)
*What kind of flower do you admire all your life?
himself: he looks and doesn’t see enough?
(Narcissus)


Third game. "If you've lost your way"

Leading: The man found himself alone in the forest. Where to go? How to navigate by trees, anthills, sun, plants, birds? So does each team get their own benchmark?
Flora. You are a little lost in the forest and in front of you is an anthill. Will he help you?
(The anthill tower is always in the direction south of the tree or stump)
Fauna. In front of you are only pine and spruce. How to find your way?
(There is more resin on the trunk on the side facing south)
Young ecologists. You started to come across a plantain...
(This means there is a path nearby somewhere)
Forest defenders. You were picking berries and got lost. Will the berry tell you where is north and where is south?
(The ripest berry is located on the south side)

Fourth game “Live Barometers”

Leading: You are invited to become predictors, to guess tomorrow’s nature based on today’s state of nature...
Flora.

*Crimson dawns... (towards the wind)
*In the morning, fog spreads across the water... (to good weather)
*Pillar of smoke... (toward frost)
*There is dew on the grass in the morning... (it won't rain)
*Long icicles... (for a long spring)
Fauna.
*In the evening steam rises from the river... (It will rain tomorrow)
*Pale color of the moon... (a sign of bad weather)
*The stars twinkle strongly at night, and in the morning the clouds... (There will be a thunderstorm at noon)
*If there was frost at night... (there will be no snow)
Young ecologists.
*The cuckoo makes sounds similar to croaking... (towards the rain)
*The fish jumps out of the water... (towards the rain)
*In the evening, grasshoppers chirp loudly, frogs scream... (it will be clear)
*Frost on the trees... (toward frost)
*The rooks arrived early... (spring will be warm)

Forest defenders.
*Maple is crying... (to the imminent rain)
*During the day, in the heat of the day, the spider went hunting - this means...
(felt changes in the weather and tries to warm up before the bad weather)
*The flowers of acacia, currant, sweet clover, dream - herbs, honeysuckle smell strongly... (towards the rain)
*Fog in winter... (there will be a thaw)
*The snow will soon melt, and the water will flow together, it will be summer... (rainy)

Fifth game “Find the answer in the book”

Leading: Now the captains will enter the fight. This game is entirely dedicated to the work of the writer I. Akimushkin.
Flora (captain)
*Which living beings have three hearts?
(Octopuses, squids, cuttlefish have three hearts. One drives blood throughout the body, and the other two push it through the gills. The heart beats 30-36 times per minute)
*What color is the blood of mollusks?
(The color of blood in mollusks is blue. Dark blue when the blood is saturated with oxygen, pale blue in the veins. The color of the blood depends on the metals that are part of the water bodies (erythrocytes) or substances dissolved in the plasma)
*How dangerous is an octopus?
(Octopuses are quite friendly, they do not suck blood from a person, as was previously thought. But you need to know that octopuses, even small ones, are dangerous with their poison. True, they rarely and reluctantly use these weapons)
Fauna (Captain)
*Where does the Grizzly bear live now?
(The grizzly or gray bear is a special type of our brown bear. According to legend, this is a bear of immeasurable strength and ferocity; it lived over a large territory, including the western USA and Canada, Alaska, northern Mexico. Now it lives only in nature reserves. The grizzly is a vegetarian.
This is the largest of all bears except the white one. Its weight is 0.5 tons, length 3 meters)

*Who needs a crocodile?
(Crocodiles are needed by nature. They eat a lot of sick fish)
*What three types of wild bees do you know?
(The homeland of the domestic bee is South Asia. Three species of wild bees still live there: the Indian bee, similar to the domestic one; the giant bee, which builds a single large honeycomb, up to one meter in diameter; the dwarf bee, which is slightly more impressive than a mosquito, builds one - a single honeycomb, the size of a dessert saucer)
Young ecologists (Captain)
*Why does a beetle need the rules of higher mathematics?
(The bug is small, very tiny - a birch tube roller. It rolls birch leaves into tubes not just somehow, but according to all the rules of mathematics and does this so that its future children will be warm and cozy).
*Why do owl chicks all have different ages?
(In the polar owl, the eldest chicks hatch in June, and the youngest in July. This makes a lot of sense. It is difficult for parents to feed all the chicks. Owls seem to feed their chicks one by one. The female incubates only the first ones, and then flies off for food and incubates the rest of the chicks in fits and starts, and the older chicks warm the other eggs. The older ones protect the younger ones)
*Can living things eat air?
(The Konvomotu worm is fed by algae that live under its skin. With the help of sunlight, the algae convert carbon dioxide and water into starch. The worm is fed with this starch; it does not need either a stomach or intestines. But this worm must be in the sun longer. He stays there, sunbathing during low tide, and when the tide begins, he hides in the sand, which is why it is believed that Konvomotu feeds on the rays of the sun and air.
Forest Defenders (Captain)
*The jungle is in darkness, and suddenly a kalong, taguan and kaguan fly in front of us. Who are they?
(Kalong is a flying dog. Taguan is a flying squirrel. Kaguan is a woolly winged animal. All three are flying animals. Flying dogs - longi - are relatives of flying mice, but look like dogs. Their wingspan is 1.5 meters. You can meet a flying squirrel less often and only in complete silence. Its length is 1.2 meters. Its color is black and gray, its wingspan is 60 cm. The Kaguan also has a flight membrane, the size of a cat, an insectivorous animal, and looks like a shrew.
*Eternal night in the kingdom of Pluto. And yet there are inhabitants there. One of them is Olm - who is he?
(Olm is a terrible dragon - that’s what the inhabitants of the Slovenian village called him, but in fact this is an animal of the cave - Proteus, a resident of the underground kingdom. He has gills and lungs, breathes with his entire skin, the color of which is yellowish-white. Proteus is an albino, but if he lives not in the dark for some time, then its body will be covered with brown and black spots. The body is 20–25 cm long, the head is similar to a blind pike).
*Who are lemmings? Why does everyone need them?
(Lemmings. They are called the most necessary creatures of the tundra. Everyone needs them here. There are many lemmings - many arctic foxes, stoats, many deer and polar owls, because they all feed on lemmings. Lemmings are small rodents. Their role is to ensure the life of others with their death) .
Leading: And now, guys, there will be the most difficult blitz game. I will ask the teams 20 questions in turn. Your task is to provide answers to as many of them as possible. Time to answer – 1 minute. The jury prepares a stopwatch.

Blitz game.


Flora.
*Which plant produces the best honey? (Linden)
*Which plant name is associated with ringing? (Bell)
*Which plant juice is used to remove warts? (celandine)
*What kind of fish builds a nest? (Stickleback)
*No one is scared, but everyone is trembling (Aspen)
*Where do crayfish spend the winter? (In burrows, along the banks of rivers and lakes)
*What is the largest flying bird? (bustard, swan)
*What is the smallest bird? (Hummingbird)
*The fastest animal to dry? (Cheetah)
*Who eats the most? (Polyphemus moth)
*Which bird sometimes screams like a cat? (Oriole)
*Who builds a house underwater out of thin air? (Silver spider)
*Name the carnivorous plants? (Bubble sundew)
*What are the longest-flying birds? (Black terns. They can remain in the air for 3-4 years after leaving the nest)
*What is the smallest sushi carnivore? (Ermine)
*Fastest sea animal (Dolphin, killer whale)
* What animal makes a nest on the grass and in the bushes? (The mouse is tiny)
*What are the most birds on earth? (Domestic chickens, sparrows)
*What is the thinnest thread in nature? (Web)
*Is the hare slanting? (No)
Fauna.
*Which snake is the largest? (Anaconda)
*Who is stronger, the lion or the tiger? (Tiger)
*Which snake spits? (Cobra)
*Where is the grasshopper's ear? (On the foot)
*Who has the biggest tongue? (At the Anteater's)
*What color is a chameleon? (Miscellaneous)
*What is the tallest grass? (Bamboo)
*Which giraffe legs are longer - front or back? (Front)
*What does a grasshopper chirp with? (Friction of the leg on the wing)
*What does a snipe bleat? (Tail)
*How many legs does a spider have? (Eight)
*What birds spend the night in the snow? (Partridge, black grouse, hazel grouse)
*Which bird is named after the dance? (Tap dance)
*Which plant is named after the bird's eye? (Crow's eye)
*The name of which flower consists of a particle, a preposition and a sentry box?
(Forget-me-not)
*What does a toad eat in winter? (Nothing, she's sleeping)
*Eyes on the horns, and the house on the back? (Snail)
*Which animal brushes its teeth after eating? Does it rinse with water? (Tiger)
*Which birds have wings covered not with feathers, but with scales? (At the penguin)
*What animals go out of their way? (Snakes)
Young ecologists.
*Does cancer always move backward? (No, it rushes forward towards the food)
*Which wood are matches made from? (From aspen)
*Which neck has more vertebrae, a giraffe's or a pig's? (Equal)
*Which bird has no wings at all? (Kiwi - kiwi)
*Which animal's fat is green? (At the crocodile)
*Does the tree grow in winter? (No)
*Which flower opens only at night and smells fragrant?
(Scented tobacco)
*Can elephants swim? (Yes)
*Which snow melts faster - clean or dirty? (Filthy)
*Which forest bird dramatically changes the color of its plumage in the spring?
(Ptarmigan)
*Are rabbits born blind or sighted? (Sighted)
*Which songbirds have yellow males and green females? (At the crossbills)
*What grows upside down? (Icicle)
*Do lilacs bloom in spring or summer? (Spring)
*Sleeps on the ground, disappears in the morning (Dew)
*What is this herb that even the blind know? (Nettle)
*What does a hedgehog do in winter? (sleeping)
*What birds get their food by diving into the water under the ice? (Olepka)
*Does a chicken breathe in an egg? (Breathing)
*When is the sparrow's temperature lower - in winter or summer? (Same)
Forest defenders.
*Who is hungry in winter but full in summer? (Wolf)
*Who has a skeleton on the outside? (In insects, crayfish and other arthropods)
*What is more scary for birds – hunger or cold in winter? (Hunger)
* What happens to a crow after three years? (Four years)
*I swam in the pond, but remained dry. (Goose, duck)
*What terrible beast loves raspberries? (Bear)
*Where do butterflies go in the fall? (Most die, others get stuck in the cracks)
*Who will have babies in the fall? (Hares)
*The flowers are angelic, and the claws are devilish. (Rose hip, rose)
*The leaves of which trees turn red in autumn? (Aspen, rowan, maple)
*From the bush of a thorn, by the leg of a tyapul. (Viper)
*Chicks, what bird hisses in the hollow like snakes? (Vertiheads)
*How many wings does a beetle have? (Two pairs)
*What kind of fish can turn into a chessboard? (Flounder)
*What is the smallest bird in Russia? (Korolek)
*Which bird calls itself? (Mallard duck)
*Whale - fish or sea animal? (Beast of the Sea)
*What animal at the bottom of the sea looks like a flower? (Sea anemone)
*Which fish resembles a chess piece in appearance? (Sea Horse)
*Name the city named after the fish? (Pike perch, Kaluga).
The jury sums up the results and awards the winners.

Slide 2

Shark

What are the most dangerous sharks?

Tiger shark, white shark, hammerhead shark!

Slide 3

African ostrich

How many chicken eggs fit in one ostrich egg?

One such egg holds 33 chicken eggs!

Slide 4

Butterfly

At what altitude can migratory butterflies fly?

Flocks of migratory butterflies were observed at an altitude of two kilometers!

Slide 5

Hippopotamus

Are hippos good swimmers?

And how! They repeatedly swam across the thirty-kilometer-wide strait between Africa and the island of Zanzibar.

Slide 6

Polar bear

The baby weighs approximately three kilograms at birth. A polar bear is five times heavier than the average woman. How much does a polar bear cub weigh at birth?

Less than a kilogram (800 grams)

Slide 7

Camel

What is most dangerous for a camel?

Dampness! It causes camels to develop tuberculosis and pleurisy.

Slide 8

Wolf

What gift did the wolf give to man?

A wonderful gift - a dog, man's best friend. All dogs, from huge St. Bernards to tiny lapdogs, descended from the wolf!

Slide 9

Cheetah

How fast must a car go so that the cheetah cannot catch up with it?

More than 110 km per hour!

Slide 10

Hyena

Whose relatives are hyenas: dogs or cats?

Hyenas look a lot like dogs, but scientists have actually determined that they are related to cats!

Slide 11

Pigeon

Is bird's milk a fantasy?

No. Pigeons actually feed their chicks with bird's milk at first - this is a white paste, similar to sour cream, that is secreted in the pigeon's crop!

Slide 12

Gorilla

Do you know where gorillas sleep?

In the nests! Every evening before going to bed, they build themselves a nest from branches in a tree, or less often on the ground.

Slide 14

Hedgehog

Is there a bald hedgehog?

Yes, it happens, but this is not a bald hedgehog. In the deserts of Asia lives a special species - the bald hedgehog. He is covered with thorns, but has a bald spot on his forehead.

Slide 15

Giraffe

A person has 7 cervical vertebrae. How many vertebrae does such a long-necked animal as a giraffe have?

There are also 7 of them, only very long!

Slide 16

Hare

Is it possible for a hare to run away from you, climb a tree and hide in a hollow?

Maybe if you're in a Japanese forest. There are such tree hares there!

Slide 17

Zebra

Guess: is a zebra black with white stripes or white with black stripes?

White with black!

Slide 18

Elk

In the summer, moose eat various grasses on lawns and swamps in the taiga. And in winter, what does he eat, when there is snow all around?