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| Advanced | |
| Age: 4-7 | |
| 20-30 min | |
| Children play and move to a chestnut rhyme, practicing rhythm, attention, coordination, and joyful cooperation in a group. | |
| Flexibility Self-regulation | |
| Movement Music | |
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Prepare a basket filled with chestnuts (you can collect them together with the children during a walk or ask parents to bring some).
Gather the children in a circle. Show them the basket of chestnuts collected on the walk and recite the rhyme “Chestnut.”
Teach the children the rhyme and the rules of the game.
While reciting the verses, children pass a chestnut rhythmically from one hand to the next, around the circle.
When the rhyme ends, the child holding the chestnut is out of the game.
The game continues until one child remains - the final winner.
Encourage a cheerful and cooperative atmosphere where the focus is on rhythm, attention, and participation rather than competition.
Ask the children:
Tell the story “The Tale of the Horse Chestnut”.
Put chestnuts in plastic containers to make simple rattles.
Say the rhyme while shaking the rattles to the rhythm.
Move or dance to the rhythm of the rhyme using the rattles as percussion.
Chestnut-and-dice maths game (Man, Don’t Get Mad).