Ruler by September 1: we will consider an interesting scenario in this material. This is a solemn version of the Day of Knowledge at school, in which poems and congratulations take up a minimum of space, and basically everything harmoniously fits into the usual format of the holiday.

It will be necessary to choose four leaders from among the students - it is best if there are two guys and two girls. They begin the line by entering the stage to the solemn music.

First presenter: Today we have gathered here all together to honorably open the new academic year.

Leading second: Hooray, it has finally come, which means that the school is calling all the students again to comprehend new heights.

Leading third: The school welcomed us today and again, as every year on this first day of autumn, invited us to the world of knowledge.

Fourth presenter: To officially open the solemn line, we invite the director of our school No. 0 Surname First name Patronymic.

(you will need to put on a soundtrack of solemn music, to which the director will come out and say the words of greeting, after which the line can be considered open). Further, according to the standard and interesting scenario of the line, by September 1 (see video), a choir of school students comes out, who sing a song about September 1. For example, for performance, you can rehearse the song "There will be a first call."

First presenter: It is impossible not to pay special attention to the children who came to us for the first time at this solemn line.

Leading second: Guys, you are very lucky, because you have to study at the best school in the city with the best teachers.

Leading third: First-graders of the academic year 2016-2017, welcome to our school.

Fourth presenter: Let's greet our first-graders with thunderous applause. These are the most promising and fashionable, budding little students. It is for you that this day will be remembered as a transition to a new, adult school life. We wish your first teacher to become a friend and guide along the path of new knowledge.

Further, while the first classes are coming out, the song “Teach at school” sounds. To this song, first-graders go to the line in pairs, accompanied by their first teachers. The facilitators separately represent each first class and the class teacher. First-graders pass the lap of honor.

First presenter: Dear first graders, we all, like you today, were once very worried and worried on our first Day of Knowledge. We were afraid to learn new things, not to sit long in the lesson. But, of course, with great enthusiasm then they rushed into the world of school science and school life. Future graduates of this year want to say parting words to you and convey their best wishes.

Next is the line for September 1: an interesting scenario in elementary school continues with the fact that the elders of the 11th grade come out to the solemn music and congratulate the children in their own words or prepared poems. Here loud and disturbing music sounds and on the line appears ... Baba Yaga!

Baba Yaga: What, kids, adults and teachers, didn’t expect me to appear at your holiday? You wanted to study, but they didn’t invite me? Maybe I can teach you something. Now you can’t live in the forest without a letter, everyone has gone into business and is trying to circle the granny around their fingers.

Presenters: Baba Yaga, next time, of course, we will definitely invite you to our lineup. But tonight, perhaps you'd better not interfere with our celebration. The guys came to the school to become real first-graders, and you tear off the solemn ruler for us.

Baba Yaga: Just look, I'm bothering you, tearing off the ruler! Maybe the kids don't want to study at all? Ah, my sweet first graders? Come on, I'll put you on the stove and feed you delicious cakes! Okay, I won’t be mean, I understand that today is the Day of Knowledge and will be a good grandmother in honor of this holiday, but I’ll only do nasty things. Oh, that is, I will give you gifts.

First, I want to check whether these guys, kids yesterday, are ready to become real first graders. To do this, I have prepared three tasks.

Moderator: Only three tasks? Our first-graders are the best and smartest, they will definitely cope with everything.

Baba Yaga: Well, we will check if it is so. In the forest they say that in order to get only high grades at school, you need to be very attentive in the lessons. I know an interesting game of mindfulness. If the question is about you, then answer loudly “I”, and if not about you, then be silent.

Game and questions of Baba Yaga:
1. Who loves chocolate?
2. Who loves marmalade?
3. Who loves toys?
4. Who doesn't wash their ears?
5. Who reads books?
6. Who loves donuts?
7. Who doesn't like to wash their face?
8. Who doesn't like to smile?
9. Who is eager to learn?
10. Who wants to work?
11. Who loves to fight?
12. And who likes to laugh?

Baba Yaga: Indeed, the first graders this year are very attentive, they did an excellent job with my questions. Now it's time to move on to another task, it will be a riddle about an elephant.

Host: So what kind of riddle is this if you immediately said that it was about an elephant? After all, the peculiarity of the riddle is that you need to find the answer to it. What topic is dedicated to?

Baba Yaga: Okay, and I have such a riddle:
1. This is a bright house, there are a lot of guys in it, they write and read there, and this house is called ... (answer: school).
2. On my pages there are all the letters in order, from A to Z (answer: primer).
3. Each student must keep ... (answer: diary).

Baba Yaga: I see, you know everything. But do your first graders know how to behave at school?

Leading: Guys, we really have our own rules of conduct at school, which must be followed. Now let's play a task game and see how to behave in the lesson. Commands must be executed flawlessly, and our kind and educated Baba Yaga will help with this.

When the teacher asks, you need to get up. Sit down only when the teacher allows. If you want to answer a question, you do not need to make noise, you just need to raise your hand.

Baba Yaga: my great-grandmother also said that all students know the magic words. Did your first graders remember these words? I propose the last third test, which will show the true level of politeness of this year's first graders.

As the game progresses, children must perform those commands that contain magic words:
1. Please clap.
2. Raise your hands.
3. Please clap.
4. Please stomp.
5. Lean forward.
6. Sit quietly.
7. Sit quietly, please.

Baba Yaga: Your children are so smart that I don’t understand why they need to go to school. Better, I'll take everyone to my forest at once.

Hosts: Grandma, it's not fair. You promised that if we completed your three tasks, then you would no longer interfere with the ruler. Now I'll call the director to deal with you.

Baba Yaga: That's it, I understand, you don't need to call the director. Let me wish the children to study well, and teachers to teach well! Bye everyone! Read about