Elephant - Summer camp. Children's game "Elephant" - rules

Would you like to get to know the largest animals of the present time living on land? Then majestic elephant games are waiting for you!

Elephants are truly unique animals that deserve special attention. They have an impressive size, a long nose-trunk and huge ears. Most people believe that the ancestors of elephants were mammoths very similar to them. This is partly true, but elephants also have other ancient ancestors, some of which were not at all like current elephants. Millions of years of history have done their job, and ancient animals gradually evolved into modern elephants that live with us on the same planet.

Interesting Facts:

• elephants can be up to 7.5 meters long, up to 3.5 meters high, their weight can be up to 6 tons;
• the largest elephant on earth, officially registered, weighed 12 tons;
• adult elephants, due to their size, have no enemies among predators;
• can't jump
• sleep standing;
• the intelligence of elephants is equated with the intelligence of dolphins and humans;
• they know how to laugh;
• remember the dead brothers.

Not every animal can boast of such a set of qualities. Now you know almost everything about these incredible animals. Feel free to start playing!

Boys and girls are waiting for the most interesting free games featuring warlike and beautiful elephants.

The section includes the following games:

• strategic battles on elephants, wars between castles;
• quests among the jungle and in other locations;
• logic games;
• entertaining walkers;
• (for example, you need to feed or wash an elephant);
• (you are directly involved in the battle);
• catch an elephant (for example, in a jeep or using one net);
• elephant tetris;
• shooting range shots.

As you can see, the selection of games is quite impressive. Turn on the plot you like and start playing!

Chess lesson plan

Class: 1

Subject: Elephant. Elephant in the game

Purpose: to create conditions for acquaintance with the chess piece elephant.

Lesson objectives:

Tutorials:

give an idea ofrules of the game

give an idea ofsome aspects of the history of chess.;

develop the skill of recognizing and correctly naming chess pieces

work outthe skill of working with a chessboard;

learn how to set up a starting position.

Developing:

promote the development of memory, attention;

develop logical thinking;

develop creative activity.

Educational:

develop teamwork skills

improve chess culture

encourage striving for success through work.

develop a positive attitude towards the learning process

develop the skill of working in a learning game.

Revise what you have learned.

Lesson progress:

Stages

Teacher activity

Student activities

Org.moment

Hello children! Today our lesson is unusual, chess coaches from different schools came to us. Today they will watch you work. And we always do a very good job.

Hello!

Repetition of the material covered

Now we will repeat the material covered.

What is a chessboard?

Divided into white and black. How many white cells and how many black?

On the chessboard A battle is fought between the white and black armies. This is a chessboard.

What fields don't grow?

From what boards do not build a tower?

Which cages do not keep animals?

Chess is usually played by two partners or, in other words, an opponent. Does the board consist only of fields?

What are the lines on the board called?

That's right, horizontal, vertical and diagonal.

Show on your hands. How many white fields are in each horizontal, vertical?

What do partners, opponents at the chessboard do?

What is a diagonal?

A diagonal is any straight chain of fields of the same color touching each other at the corners. The large diagonal is a diagonal of how many fields?

There are 26 diagonals on the chessboard, 13 white and 13 black.

What is a center?

How many fields are in the big diagonals?

How many fields are in the shortest diagonals?

How many large diagonals are on the board?

Are there black and white diagonals?

How many fields are in the center?

How many white fields are in the center? And black fields?

Which figure is similar to a horse? To the tower?

Which piece is higher queen or king?

Which piece is lower - bishop or pawn?

The playing field is square, divided into 64 cells.

32 cells.

On chess

From chess

In chess

Not

Vertical, horizontal, diagonal

4 each

are playing

These are four fields in the middle of the chessboard.

No, they are the same color.

2 each

Start position

What does start position mean?

Arrange the white pieces.

How many white pawns, rooks, bishops, knights, queens, kings are there in the initial position on the board? What about blacks?

What are the most pieces on the board? Least of all?

What pieces are at the corners of the board?

What pieces are located between the rooks and knights?

What pieces are between bishops and kings?

Are there figures on all horizontal lines?

Are there pieces on all the verticals?

Are the figures in the center in the initial position?

Fixed position of pieces before each chess game.

8,2,2,2,1,1

Pawns, kings and queens

Rooks

No

queens

Not

Yes

No

Charger

The game "Guess the figure in the bag?"

Study of new topic

Today we will get acquainted with the bishop, not a simple bishop, but a chess bishop.

Find out what elephants are, how they walk.

There are four elephants on the chessboard in total. Arrange. Two white, two black. The elephant walks diagonally.

Working with charts

Now I will give you diagrams, you will draw the path for the elephants. Bishops move diagonally on both black and white. Put the bishop on one of the central squares, from here he can make 13 moves. And if it stands in the corner, then only 7 moves. Make three moves with the bishop in different directions. The bishop also strikes diagonally, taking the opponent's piece and taking its place. From the corner place, the elephant can only move in one direction. And from the center in 4 directions.

Analysis of the situation

Can this bishop ever get to the black square. If the bishop is on a white square, can it beat a piece that is on a black square?

So, elephants are light-squared, black-squared. One-color elephants, multi-colored elephants.

Didactic games.

"No man is an island"

, "Shortcut", "Labyrinth", "Outsmart the Sentinels"

Anchoring

Does the elephant walk in white fields? Black color?

Does the light-squared bishop move on white squares, and does the dark-squared bishop move on black squares?

Can elephants move horizontally? Vertically?

Which chess paths do elephants walk on?

Can a white elephant jump over a white elephant? Through the white rook?

Can a white bishop beat a white rook?

Can a white bishop beat a black rook?

Can an elephant draw a square with its moves?

Will the elephant be able to leave the starting position?

Yes

Yes

Yes

Not

Diagonally

Not

Not

Yes

Not

No

Homework

Draw a chess elephant.

This game is usually played by older boys. school age because it requires physical strength, teamwork, endurance and dexterity, and sometimes it can be quite traumatic. Often it is played by students, soldiers and cadets. For the game you need a flat area and a company of 8-10 people.

Rules of the game "Elephant"

The players are divided into two teams. By lot, one of the teams forms " elephant': One player goes first. He leans slightly forward and can lean his hands on a wall or tree. Another comes up from behind, leans over and wraps his arms around his waist. The third player grabs the second by the belt, the fourth - the third, etc. It is very important that all players take care of their heads and necks and tilt them as low as possible.

After the "Elephant" is ready, the players of the second team (" riders”) take turns running up and starting to jump on top of him. To do this, they push off from the back of the last player of the "Elephant" and try to jump on him in the manner of jumping over a sports horse. You need to jump as far as possible, because after the player is sitting on the "Elephant", he should no longer advance (and the "Elephant" team should not interfere with jumping riders with their actions). When at last the whole team sat on the "Elephant", he begins to move and must take the players to a predetermined place (as a rule, go around some landmark and return back). Experienced "elephant hunters" try to move in step so as not to break the "elephant".

If during a jump or ride the "Elephant" fell apart, then to the delight of the "riders" team, the process is repeated from the beginning. Therefore, it is very important for the “Elephant” team to hold on to each other as tightly as possible, stand firmly on their feet and support their comrades so that the “Elephant” does not fall apart.

If the "Elephant" remained intact, and one of the "riders" fell off the "Elephant", then the teams change places. Therefore, to support the sliding riders so that they do not touch the ground is the responsibility of the entire team. Sometimes a team of riders specifically tries to rock the "Elephant" so that it crumbles.

As a rule, either someone falls from the "Elephant", or the "Elephant" falls apart and, under the general laughter and fun, a "Pile-MalA" is formed. Sometimes it is even difficult to say what happened before, which is the reason for the fierce disputes between the teams. But if the unbelievable happens, and the "Elephant" gets to the finish line, the teams also change places.

It is important that teams have a size of 4-5 people. If the total number of players is 6 - two teams of 3 people are obtained - it is rather difficult for the “Elephant” players to carry the “riders”. But the more players, the longer the "Elephant" turns out. If there are more than 6 participants in the team, then it will be difficult for the “riders” to jump on such a long “Elephant”.

It is also important that when building the "Elephant" the strongest and most enduring players go first: it is on their backs that the jumping riders land.

Watch the video of the game in "Elephant":

This game is played, as a rule, by teenage boys, as it requires physical strength, team coherence, endurance and dexterity and can sometimes be quite traumatic. Often it is played by students, soldiers and cadets. To play, you need a flat area on the street or indoors and a company of 8-10 people.

Rules of the sports game "Elephant"

1. The players are divided into two teams. By lot, one of the teams forms an "Elephant". One player goes first. He leans slightly forward and can lean his hands on a wall or tree. Another comes up from behind, leans over and wraps his arms around his waist. The third player grabs the second by the belt, the fourth - the third, etc. It is very important that all players take care of their heads and necks and tilt them as low as possible.
2. After the “Elephant” is ready, the players of the second team (“riders”) take turns running up and start jumping on top of it. To do this, they push off from the back of the last player of the "Elephant" and try to jump on him in the manner of jumping over a sports horse. You need to jump as far as possible, because after the player is sitting on the "Elephant", he should no longer advance (and the "Elephant" team should not interfere with jumping riders with their actions). When at last the whole team sat on the "Elephant", he begins to move and must take the players to a predetermined place (as a rule, go around some landmark and return back). Experienced "elephant hunters" try to move in step so as not to break the "elephant".
3. If during a jump or ride the "Elephant" fell apart, then to the delight of the "riders" team, the process is repeated from the beginning. Therefore, it is very important for the “Elephant” team to hold on to each other as tightly as possible, stand firmly on their feet and support their comrades so that the “Elephant” does not fall apart.
4. If the "Elephant" remained intact, and one of the "riders" fell off the "Elephant", then the teams change places. Therefore, to support the sliding riders so that they do not touch the ground is the responsibility of the entire team. Sometimes a team of riders specifically tries to rock the "Elephant" so that it crumbles.
5. As a rule, either someone falls from the "Elephant", or the "Elephant" falls apart and, under the general laughter and fun, a "Pile-small" is formed. Sometimes it is even difficult to say what happened before, which is the reason for the fierce disputes between the teams. But if the unbelievable happens, and the "Elephant" gets to the finish line, the teams also change places.

Number of players

For sports game it is important that teams have 4-5 teenagers each. If the total number of players is 6 - two teams of 3 people are obtained - it is rather difficult for the “Elephant” players to carry the “riders”. But the more players, the longer the "Elephant" turns out. If there are more than 6 participants in the team, then it will be difficult for the “riders” to jump on such a long “Elephant”.
It is also important that when building the "Elephant" the strongest and most enduring players go first: it is on their backs that the jumping riders land.