Review of competitions for February 23 for a corporate party

Presenting a gift is the easiest way when it comes to February 23, a holiday on which all men are traditionally congratulated. And often these gifts turn out to be nothing more than a formality. Another thing is to organize a program that will become a pleasant surprise for the heroes of the occasion, as well as a fun pastime for the organizers.

Competitions for February 23 for a corporate party are usually funny, not very difficult tasks that can be carried out without leaving the table. It is convenient if the place where the feast is held does not offer space for a more interesting program.

Here are some examples of games.

• Praise, and I'll spin. This cool game is perfect for the very beginning of the feast. The task is as follows: women who participate in the game are offered a container with twisted leaves. The names of male colleagues are written on these pieces of paper. Seeing a particular name, a woman should start praising him. For example: "He is handsome, smart, gallant." In total - no more than 7 words.

The task of the man, who decided that he was being described, is to get up and circle right on the spot. Usually, either everyone is shy (which in itself makes you smile), or several men get up and whirl around at once. Instead of epithets, you can give women such a task: to compare the man whose name is written on a piece of paper with a movie hero. For example: "He is the spitting image of Baron Munchausen."

• Surprise plate. In advance, before the start of the feast, under the plates where the men will sit, you need to put forfeits. Simple tasks that every man present will have to complete. Not all at the same time, but one at a time - throughout the entire program.Tasks can be as follows: remember (or compose) a rhyme dedicated to the holiday, try to replay the "peepers" of a comrade sitting opposite, come up with a code name (as if they were scouts) for their comrades at the table, etc.

• Who am I? The game is standard, but always fun and bright. A hoop with an inscription is put on a man's head. The system should be such that the leaflets with the inscriptions can be changed. And, for example, it says "James Bond". He has to guess who he was "appointed" by asking questions to those around him. People around you can prompt with gestures, grimaces, humming melodies, but not with words.

• Wait a minute, I'm writing it down! This competition is fun in the midst of the party. They choose a scribe - his task is to write down the toasts that others are saying. The task of others is to say their toast together, three or five people quickly. Then the clerk demonstrates the result that he wrote down.

• He's Goga, he's Gosha. This competition requires prior preparation. Employees who know how to work in Photoshop or similar programs should make something that resembles a composite sketch. You can say, combine your male colleagues into one person. Then someone takes out these "orientations" and distributes them to the "investigation group". Several men are selected in its composition, but all of them should have samples of "orientations". They need to guess which colleagues have become "models" for the wanted. And they have to guess why they are looking for. Naturally, the correct answer will be - they are looking for the most sincere congratulations.

The more original they are, the better. The text of the sms-ok may be as follows: “Today at 15.00 arrive at the conference room for operation“ 23.02 ”. Have a weapon with you (charming smile) and means of disguise (put on civilian clothes). Be ready to attack those present with a great sense of humor and a willingness to experiment. Check for an adventurous spirit. If lost, take a new one urgently. "

Corporate holiday ideas can go beyond the feast. For example, if space allows, you can act out scenes, comic fairy tales, arrange office sportslands for employees, etc. Here are some examples of such entertainment.

• The perfect fighter. This competition will require a board, a stand on legs, any vertical plane on which a sheet of paper can be fixed, and which can be turned with its back to others. A sheet A-3 and a marker are given. The task of the first participant is to draw the head of a superfighter (superman, ideal man, etc.). Then he folds up the part of the sheet that he drew, fixes the sheet, and the second participant continues his work. But he draws the hero to the waist. And so 3-4 people collectively, not seeing the results of the work of their partners, draw a model, an ideal fighter. At the end of the competition, the presenter unfolds the "canvas" and demonstrates collective creativity.

• Poetic duel. To do this, someone will have to practice in advance in the field of writing comic poetic parodies. For example, two cult poets are taken: Yesenin and Mayakovsky (it is worth recalling that they really participated in poetic duels). Everyone should read their own passage of the poem, only altered by the screenwriter for the sake of the holiday. The most convincing, expressive participant, similar to the original, wins. Here are examples of recast verses.

1. Mayakovsky

"We

twenty third

February

Note

Revolutionary!

Walk,

Taste,

Use

This day

Prescribed

The law! "

2. Yesenin

"My office is dear and dear to me,

My golden team,

Let's meet the holidays with enthusiasm,

Yes, we'll sit in Russian. "

• Light fairy tales. Staging of fairy tales with the participation of actors are always interesting moments of any holiday.What is needed: script, participants, author-reader.

Here is an approximate text of a fairy tale for dramatization in a team.

In a certain kingdom, but in a certain state, there was a princess. She was not laughing. The girl's sense of humor was not all right. TNT did not disappoint, the girl has never seen Comedy Club. And her father said: ah, woe, woe, I will give my daughter in marriage to the one who makes her laugh. And half a kingdom to boot, of course. Good fellows from all the surrounding villages and volosts heard about this, and galloped to the palace. The first fellow, Eremey, decided to sing a song to Nesmeyane, very amusing. (The first participant should really sing something funny). The princess listened to him, said - I'll think about it.

The second fellow, Berendey, decided to dance a dance, cheerful (the second participant is dancing). The third applicant, Evstigney, decided to show the circus act, well, as best he can, from the heart (the third participant shows). The time has come for the choice, Nesmeyana thought, I thought, the father-tsar thought, thought ... And they decided to give the applicants the final task. (The heroes are given the text of the song "Uno Momento", possibly musical instruments, and they must sing it together). As a result, Nesmeyana either chooses one person or introduces the law of polyandry in the kingdom and “takes everyone”.

• Intellectual contests are also perfect for the festive program. You can play with the participants in "Oh, lucky man", where all questions will be devoted to the great men in history. Questions can be like: “What is the name of the first climbers to Everest? What year was Tsialkovsky born? To what depth did the director of "Titanic" James Cameron dive as deep as possible (and he, as you know, explored the Mariana Trench and made a film about it) ".

If the holiday is organized in nature, there are even more opportunities for a fun organization of the celebration. And the contests themselves can be as simple as possible, not requiring global preparation.

Participants are proposed to be divided into 2 teams. For convenience, each team should have a different color. And each participant receives a ball of the desired color. On command, all men should inflate their balloons, tie them and fix them at the waist. At the signal of the leader, the teams must converge in battle. You cannot hit an opponent with your hands and feet: you can only work with your waist, with a balloon attached to it. The winner is the team that is the first to burst all the opponent's balls.

Each team is invited to 3 participants. In front of each team there is a table with a full corked bottle, a pile and lemon wedges on a plate. On command, the participants begin the baton: the first opens the bottle, pours the contents into a pile, passes the baton to another. The second drinks the contents, and the third has a lemon. And so the participants change places until everyone has a drink and a snack. The competition can be transformed. For example, say that only one team has alcohol in the bottle, the rest have water. But everyone should grimace while drinking the drink - those who have not done so receive penalty points. As a result, it turns out that everyone had water. The winners are those who frowned the best.

The second relay race can be the famous "Difficult Track" competition. Participants must wear fins on their feet, and special swimming goggles on their eyes. In this form, the participant reaches the table, pours it into a glass, drinks, and returns. Whose team did the first, she won.

Men in this competition will be the rhino, women will be the target. A horn is attached to the man's forehead: you can simply take an adhesive plaster, pierce it from the back with a button and glue it. The horn must be symbolic. For women, an inflated balloon should be attached at the waist at hip level. The rhino must pierce the ball with its horn. All this is done without hands. The winner is the one who does it first.

Participants of the competition must be divided into pairs "man-woman". Couples hook on one side with elbows to each other. That is, each participant has one free hand. The facilitator asks the couple to do something, and the couple should act as one. Those who are most harmonious will win. What tasks can be at the same time: put on a hat, make up lips, eat a slice of lemon, open champagne, etc.

And a few more examples of simple contests that can be held on the street.

Easy game "Moscow Art Theater is crying": participants go to the site, they are given a task - as soon as the presenter names a famous sculpture, monument, the participants must depict it. For example, the presenter says: "The Statue of Liberty" or "Apollo", each participant becomes this statue. The jury will award points. The one who was more expressive wins.

"Eh, weather forecaster." The story is this: the presenter of the weather forecast got sick, he needs to be in the frame, and his voice suddenly disappeared. Another person, a prompter, will speak for him, but the sick person must open his mouth and gesticulate artistically. It's usually a lot of fun. Several pairs "forecaster-prompter" participate, the most expressive wins.

"Parodist". Everything is simple - participant no. 1 is in the center of the site. As soon as the music starts to sound, he must perceive it as a phonogram, and himself as an artist. The brighter it turns out, the more points it will score. The nuance is that suddenly one phonogram ends and another begins. For each participant - 3 phonogram fragments. First, for example, he was Kirkorov, then - sharply Yegor Creed, and then Tina Turner altogether. The most artistic participant wins.

The clearer the organization, the better the holiday will be. It is necessary to appoint a "headquarters", which will take care of the organization: the development of the script, the purchase of gifts, the organization of the festive table. Assignments are prepared in advance, printouts, musical and, possibly, multimedia design.

At the end of the evening, you can make up a small newspaper-lightning, which will then come to all participants by e-mail.

If someone from the bosses, partners, favorite clients at the holiday will not be a priori, then his congratulations can be recorded on video in advance. And then turn it on at the right time. This pleasant surprise will also diversify the evening. Happy Celebration!

The following video shows the finished script of the competitions for February 23rd.