Quiz based on the tales of Pavel Bazhov “The Stone Flower. “The storyteller of the Ural Mountains - P
Svetlana Morozova
Goals and objectives:
To expand children's knowledge about the life and work of P.P. Bazhova;
Develop speech skills and creativity;
Develop imagination, thinking, culture of communication;
Cultivate a kind attitude towards people, compassion, hard work;
Promote the development of interest in literary reading.
Equipment:
Exhibition of books with works by P.P. Bazhova;
Portrait of a Writer;
Illustrations for the works of P.P. Bazhov on slides; computer;
Cards with excerpts from works, riddles, tests;
items: orange handkerchief, toys: Murenka cat and lizard, box, sieve, comb.
Preliminary preparation: a month before the holiday, students are instructed to read tales P. P. Bazhova, draw illustrations for your favorite works.
Participants: students of 2nd – 4th grades
Presenters: primary school teachers
Celebration progress:
1st teacher. Dear guys, respected guests! We invite you to a meeting with the creativity of the wonderful storyteller of the Ural mountains Pavel Petrovich Bazhova whose anniversary was celebrated (note) in January of this year.
Please listen to the writer's biography.
Biography of the writer
Bazhov
Pavel Petrovich
(1879-1950)
Knitted eyebrows, kind, attentive eyes, a large gray beard - in the photographs Pavel Petrovich Bazhov looks old, wise storyteller. He was storyteller. Only his heroes lived fairy tales seemed to be in the most unsuitable fairy tale places: in mountain mines, among factory noise. In a word, where this wonderful writer and person was born and lived his long life.
And he was born on Ural, in the family of a mining foreman. Since childhood, he was attracted to people, legends, fairy tales and songs of our native Urals. Having become a teacher, in his free time he visited factories and villages, asked old people, wrote down in a thick notebook everything they told him told: There were fables, true stories and folk legends, songs composed centuries ago. And the unusual teacher had accumulated many such notebooks by the time the revolution took place in our country.
And then Pavel Bazhov left teaching, hid his notebooks and voluntarily joined the Red Army to defend the young Soviet Republic with a rifle in his hands. Only after the end of the civil war did Paul Bazhov I took out my treasured notebooks again. And they began to be filled with new entries. By this time he was a journalist. Due to his duties, he had to travel very often along the old Ural mines, mining factories. And he did not lose a single opportunity to write down everything that attracted him so much.
Pavel Bazhov simple ones were interesting Ural masters, talented Russian craftsmen who poured steel, made weapons, created fabulous the beauty of iron and cast iron products. He was attracted by the spiritual beauty and dignity of a working person. Only such people discover the elemental forces of nature, only brave and pure-hearted people manage to penetrate the treasured storehouses Ural mountains, only they can unravel their secrets. So told in those legends that passed from generation to generation.
In 1924 Pavel Bazhov published his first book « The Ural ones were» . And the famous ones followed her "Malachite Box", "Key Stone", "Mistress of Copper Mountain", "The Great Snake" and many others « Ural tales» , as the author called them. They were a joyful discovery for everyone readers: from children to wise elders. In these tales the fantastic merged with the real, extraordinary events took place in them, in which everything was as it should be in the real world. fairy tale: good defeated evil, all evil spirits retreated before courage and a clear conscience. For the first time heroes fairy tales are no longer gnomes, not heroes possessing extraordinary strength, but working people who know how to discern in a lifeless stone its good, necessary essence for people. "Good Looker"- that's what they called in Ural tales of such people.
Based on fairy tales created movie"Stone Flower", numerous works of music, sculpture, painting.
2nd teacher. And now, guys, we invite you to take part in creativity quiz P. P. Bazhova.
"Blitsopros"
1. Which two heroes meet in Bazhov's tales most often?
2. What is Stepan’s middle name from tale"Mistress of the Copper Mountain".
3. What color ribbons were braided into the braid of the Copper Mountain Mistress?
4. What was the name of Stepan’s wife?
5. What was the name of the master who taught Danila the malachite trade?
6. What musical instrument did Danila play when he was a malachite student?
7. What was the name of Danila the master’s bride?
8. What color were the feathers on Ilya’s hat from tale
"Sinyushkin Well"?
9. Which stone sang Bazhov in his tales?
10. Who became the owner of the malachite box?
1st teacher. Well done guys, well prepared for the holiday! And now the next competition. Be careful!
« Tales begin... What are they called?”
Questions:
1. “Two of our factory workers went to look at the grass. And their mowing was far away. Somewhere behind Severushka.
It was a festive day, and it was hot - passion. Parun is clean. And both of them were timid in grief, at Gumeshki that is. They mined malachite ore and blue tit too.” ( "Mistress of the Copper Mountain".)
2. “Nastasya, Stepanova’s widow, still has a malachite box. With every feminine device. There are rings, earrings and other things according to women's rites. The Mistress of the Copper Mountain herself gave Stepan this box, just as he was getting ready to get married.” ( "Malachite Box".)
3. “Katya, Danilova’s fiancée, remained unmarried. Two or three years have passed since Danilo got lost, and she has completely left the bride’s time. In twenty years, in our opinion, in the factory way, it is considered too old.
Guys rarely marry such people; widowers do it more.” ( "Mining Master".)
4. “Once the prospectors were sitting around a light in the forest. Four are big, and the fifth is a little boy. Eight years ago. Not more. His name was Fedyunka.” ( "Ognevushka-Jumping".)
5. “Two boys grew up in our factory, close next door: Lanko Puzhanko da Leiko Cap.
Who came up with such nicknames for them and why? I can't say. These guys lived amicably among themselves.” ( "Blue Snake".)
6. A guy named Ilya lived in our factory. He remained a complete idiot - he buried all his relatives. And he inherited from everyone. ( "Sinyushkin Well").
2nd teacher. Guys, do you like to solve riddles? Our riddles unusual: guesses are heroes tales of Bazhov.
"Guess the hero tale»
1) Small girl,
And she herself is all stately,
And her braid is black,
Yes, so good.
Dress of malachite color,
There are bright ribbons in the braid,
Eyes like emeralds -
Magical, clear.
2) Little girl -
Like a little doll herself -
He dances so quickly.
He waves a handkerchief in his hand.
3) The boy grew up an orphan:
Little blue eyes,
Curly hair,
And he himself, probably, like his mother.
At Master Prokopich's
Trained in malachite craft
And with the Mistress of Copper herself,
People say, he knew.
4) That goat was special,
He kicked pebbles briskly,
Where does it stomp?
An expensive stone will appear.
Darenka looks at everything and is surprised...
You can't see him from afar
And you can’t tell, but it’s close to him,
No matter how hard you try, you won't fit.
5) She is dark-haired and barefoot, and has green eyes.
Beauty, beauty. It's like someone replaced the girl.
6) The old lady is small in stature. She’s wearing a blue dress, a blue scarf, she’s all blue, and so skinny. However, her eyes are young, blue and so big, as if they don’t belong here at all.
1st teacher. Guys, you probably noticed the objects that are on the table. Your task is to name the owner of these items and remember what they are from. tales.
"Guess the owner"
Items:
1. Malachite box. (Tanyushka. Tale"Malachite Box".)
2. Orange handkerchief. (Ognevushka-Jumping from the same name tale.)
3. Murenka the cat. (Darenka. Tale"Silver Hoof".)
4. Lizard. (Mistress of the Copper Mountain from the same name tale.)
5. Scallop (Blue snake)
6. Sieve (Sinyushkin well)
2nd teacher. Our holiday is coming to an end, and the last test is test tasks.
"Tests"
1. What was the name of the heroine Bazhov's tale"Silver Hoof"?
A – Maryushka
B – Daryonka
B – Alyonka
G - Varvarushka
2. What animal was Silverhoof?
A - lamb
B – kid
B – elk calf
G - fawn
3. How many branches are there on the horns of the Silver Hoof?
4. What foot did Silver Hoof stomp on when he knocked out the gems?
A – right rear
B – right front
B – left rear
G - left front
5. What was the name of Pavel’s father? Bazhova?
B – Pavel
A – Caucasus
B – Siberia
IN - Ural
The holiday ends with summing up the results and awarding the winners with the most points.
Literature:
1) Deyster I.V. Bazhov Carnival // Teachers' Council. 2004. №6.
2) Mishakova E. I. Ural Mountains storyteller// Attachment to the log "Elementary School". 2004.
3) Tales P. P. Bazhova.
P.P. Bazhov "Ural Tales".
Game description:
The game is played like a quiz: two teams (“Ognevushki”, “Jumping”) answering in turns.
Equipment:
two identical cards with a dictionary;
exhibition of books by P.P. Bazhov and about him;
blank sheets of paper, pencils, pens, markers;
cards with half names for the “Guess the Tale” competition;
rope for the competition "Tug-and-drag";
Centimeter;
if it is possible to show children any crafts, jewelry made of malachite, semi-precious stones, you can do this;
You can also arrange an exhibition of children's creativity: present the children's work in knitting, beading, embroidery, origami, modeling, painting, etc.
Progress of the game
Opening speech by the teacher (leader)
The Mistress of the Copper Mountain put her jewelry - jewelry made of semi-precious stones - into the malachite box. We now have another “Malachite Box” in front of us, and it is no worse: it contains wonderful, bright, fascinating tales of Pavel Petrovich Bazhov, a Ural storyteller, a true master of his craft. Each of his tales, be it “A Fragile Twig” or “The Jumping Fire Girl” or “Golden Hair”, is a little jewel: there is so much kindness in it, love for people, so much poetry. With what respect Pavel Petrovich writes about the Ural craftsmen: miners, foundries, lapidaries, blacksmiths... How interestingly he describes the customs and signs of the old Urals, its legends and fables...
P.P. Bazhov was born in 1879 in the Urals into the family of a worker at the same Sysert plant, which is mentioned in many tales. His father was a proud and talented man, his mother was a skilled lacemaker. Bazhov described his childhood years in the story “The Green Filly”. First he studied at a factory school, then in Yekaterinburg, at a theological school and seminary - there was the lowest tuition fee. Then he worked as a teacher, traveled a lot around the Urals, Siberia, Altai, collecting “memento bundles” for himself - folklore, folklore. Later he became a journalist, and in 1936 his first tales were published. The readers really liked them. In 1939, the first book, “The Malachite Box,” was published. And for more than 60 years, the Bazhov rocks have been read and re-read with joy and gratitude.
Questions for the teams.
1. Where and when do the events take place in P.P.’s tales? Bazhova? (In the Urals, most likely in the 19th, sometimes in the 18th century or without time.)
2. Why P.P. Bazhov called them skaz, not fairy tales? (Fairy tales are about real life, only occasionally framed by miracles; the characters and customs are recognizable, historical, you definitely feel the personality of who is “telling”, his attitude; a tale is an oral form of speech transferred to a book)
"Mistress of the Copper Mountain"
What was the Mistress of the Copper Mountain's dress made of? (From selected silk malachite).
How does the Mistress of the Copper Mountain behave and what does she look like? (Looks like an ordinary girl, her braid is “gray-black” and “smoothly stuck to her back”; the ribbons in the braid are either red or green and ring like sheet copper; she’s small in stature, looks good and won’t sit still - “ artut-girl"; behaves mockingly, smartly, quick-tempered, fastidious, sharp-tongued, generous; quickly transforms from an ordinary earthly, sometimes suffering, into a powerful, independent, insidious Mistress, an almighty sorceress of the Ural Mountains).
What animals were she talking about and why did she say: “My army”? (About lizards and snakes).
What did the Mistress of the Copper Mountain tell Stepan to do? (Tell the clerk to get out of the Krasnogorsk mine).
Why did she praise Stepan twice as much? (For the fact that Stepan “didn’t overspend on wealth, didn’t exchange his bride”).
What did she give Stepan for his bride? (A malachite box with all sorts of “female equipment” - jewelry).
Why did Stepan get his freedom? (For the fact that first he found a malachite block of 100 pounds, and then malachite stones of such a size that pillars of at least five fathoms in length could be cut out of them).
What was the third test assigned to Stepan by the Mistress? Did he survive it? (Don’t remember about the Mistress; Stepan stood him up: “he became gloomy and lost his health,” and kept going hunting to the Krasnogorsk mine, and there he disappeared).
What kind of pebbles were found in Stepan’s hand? (A handful of copper emerald is the Mistress’s tear; when they tried to take them, they crumbled into dust).
"Malachite Box"
1. What does a meeting with the Mistress of the Copper Mountain promise? (“For the bad man to meet her is grief, and for the good man there is little joy.”)
2. What was Stepan’s daughter’s name? (A reminder, in memory of the past: in words - about work in grief, in deeds - about a meeting with the Mistress.)
3. What happened when Nastasya put on jewelry made of stones? Why do you think? (She was cold, painful, uncomfortable.)
4. What happened when Tanya put them on? (Everything suited her, and seemed to “cling” to her skin.)
5. How did jewelry once help Tanya escape from an unkind person? (This man was almost blinded by the sight of the decorations, as if “hit by the sun,” and he ran away.)
6. What kind of needlework did the wanderer teach Tanya? (Sewing with silks.)
7. What did Tanya see when she tried on jewelry in front of the wanderer? (A piece of the future: a green-eyed beauty in the royal chambers.)
8. What did the wanderer leave for the girl when she left? (A bundle with silks and beads and a “memo” button: if a problem arises, the answer will be in the button.)
9. Why did Nastasya decide to sell the box? (The family remained fire victims.)
10. What condition did Tanya set for the master when he wooed her? (Tanyushka told the master: “If you show me the queen in the royal chambers, decorated with my father’s malachite, I will marry you.”)
11. Why did the craftsmen refuse to “fit” the jewelry for the clerk’s wife? (They knew whose work it was, and if the master doesn’t want the stones to fit, then you won’t be able to fit them; and you shouldn’t mess with the Mistress...)
12. What happened to Tanya at the end of the story? (She “leaned against the malachite wall and melted”; the stones turned into drops, only the master got the button, and from then on the Mistress began to double.)
13. Why did Tanya behave this way with the master? (Firstly, he did not fulfill the conditions, secondly, he is not a match for her in any respect, thirdly, a meeting with the Mistress is always not good)
14. Describe the character of Tanya, is there any similarity with the Mistress of the Copper Mountain?
First task competition "Guess the Tale". The guys have the beginning of the name of the tale written on one side of their pieces of paper, and the guys must write the end of the name.
Malachite Box)
Stone Flower)
Mining (master)
Fragile (twig)
Clerks (sole)
Tayutkino (mirror)
Golden (hair)
Cat's ears)
Cast iron (grandmother)
Ognevushka- (Jumping)
Blue (snake)
Sinyushkin (well)
Silver (hoof)
Two (lizards)
"Stone Flower"
1.What was Danila’s nickname as a child? (Underfed)
2. How was he different from other guys? (He was “blessed”: a contemplator, a dreamer, a visionary, not of this world; he played “purely some kind of music” on the horn.)
3. What unusual colors did Grandma Vikhorikha tell Danila? (Vikhorikha is a herbalist, a healer spoke about “undiscovered” flowers: “The papora that blooms on Midsummer’s Day. That flower of witchcraft. They open treasures with it. It is harmful to humans. To burst
flower - running light. Caught him - and all the shutters are open for you. Vorovskoy is a flower. And then there is also a stone flower. The malachite mountain is growing...").
4. What struck Danilka Prokopich from the first meeting? (“With a faithful eye”: he immediately identified the pattern on the craft and saw the place where to cut the edge.)
5. What craft did Danila Prokopyich teach? (Cut stone, mainly malachite, jewelry, boxes, candlesticks, vases.)
6. Why didn’t Danila like the cup ordered by the master? (There are many difficulties, but absolutely no beauty.
7. Who told him where to look for the stone for his cup? (Mistress of Copper Mountain.)
8. On what holiday can you see the Stone Flower? (Snake Day was celebrated twice a year: snakes woke up in the spring and fell asleep in the fall; the holiday is associated with the harvest.)
9. What did Danila do with his cup and master’s cup? (He broke it: “It didn’t turn out like what my soul longed for, but he spat on the master’s room: I didn’t like the work - cold, stone, not alive. But he didn’t break it because he was disdainful, and the work was custom-made.)
10. Why did the Mistress take him as her master? (I appreciated, like Prokopich, the right eye: talent, imagination, perseverance and desire for perfection)
"Mining Master"
1. What was Katya’s nickname after Danilov’s disappearance? (Dead bride.)
2. Why did she decide to take up a man's craft? (“Women’s handicrafts cannot make a living, and I don’t know any other craft.”)
Z. How did she find her first malachite stone? (On Snake Hill, Danila remembered, she began to cry, and, where the tears fell, the malachite stone appeared.)
4. What can you say about Katya’s character? (You can note loyalty, energy, hard work, courage, fortitude.)
5. What choice did the Mistress of the Copper Mountain offer Danila, and what did he decide? (“If you go with Katya, you’ll forget everything that’s mine; if you stay here, you’ll have to forget her and the people.” Danila replied: “I can’t forget people, but I remember Katya every minute.”)
6. How do you think the Mistress reacted to Katya?
7. What gift did the Mistress give to Katerina? (“For your prowess and your firmness, here’s a gift for you. Let Danila have everything of mine in his memory. But let this be firmly forgotten! - And the clearing with strange flowers immediately went out.”)
Second task - naming competition. What names of the heroes of Bazhov’s fairy tales do your team members have, or just remember the names of the heroes of the fairy tales.
"Fragile Twig"
1. Why was the master so angry with Danila’s family? (The master squandered his money in the capital and came to the factories, “won’t I scrape out some more money?” The business of three children in boots - “there is nothing to buy shoes from the master, but serfs lead children in boots.”)
2. What craft was Mitya given to study? (To be lapidaries due to poor health: “a quick eye, flexible fingers, a smart guy and not lazy at work.”)
3. Why did the Mistress start helping Mitya? (The hostess appreciated Mitya’s efforts to help the family and his desire to use the local stone for “berry crafts,” as well as Mitya’s craving for creativity.)
4. What berries did he have on the first branch? (Gooseberry.)
5. What happened to this twig? (It was taken from Mitya on the orders of the master, who was going to give it to his daughter as a dowry, but when he found out that it was made of simple stone, he became angry with the master and trampled the twig into dust.)
6. What do you think happened to Mitya? (Mitya, seeing how his “expensive invention was crushed by wild meat, grabbed the master on the forehead with a stick and disappeared somewhere.”)
"Clerk's soles"
1. Why are people “in grief” hopeless and restless to the authorities? (For such a people, both to live and to die are all one;
2. Why did the Mistress of the Copper Mountain want to punish Severyan, the clerk? (For senseless, sadistic cruelty towards workers.)
3. Why do you think the Mistress warns Severian twice and advises him to change his behavior? (She is fair: she warns Severyan twice because of his small children.)
3. What did she do with him? (Turned into stone, “threw into waste rock.)
"Tayutka's mirror"
1. What is the sign about the mirror of the Mistress of the Copper Mountain? (“In one face a piece of ore came out with a polished section. They beat off a piece, and you see, there’s some corner of it. Like a mirror it shines...” According to the old Ural signs, the Mistress broke the mirror, she’s angry, there’s going to be a collapse in the mine.)
2. Why was the warden Yeraska called Haste? (“English little old man. There’s no point in screaming at people like a fire: “Hurry up.”)
3. What was the nickname for Melting in the mine? (Natal Gavrilych.)
4. Why did the father take Tayutka to his mine? (His wife died, he didn’t want to make his daughter a stepmother, and there was no one to look after her. In winter, she was freezing in the hut - so her father began to take her with him: “It’s warm in the mine. And it will be right in front of our eyes. Even a dry piece, but in time
will eat.")
5. What did she find in the mine? (Tayutka dug up “a stone mirror - the frame was clearly outlined from the rock, as if it had been carved by hand. The mirror was not a board, but a bowl: it was deeper in the middle, but disappeared at the edges.” Tayutka got a small mirror about the size of a palm, exactly the size of a large one. )
6. What happened when the lady went down the mine? (The lady foolishly ordered a mirror to be cut out of the mountain and said: “I want this mirror to stand with me, because I am the mistress of this mountain!” In response, the mirror spat at the lady. And from then on, poor thing, she was nothing but complete fools gave birth.)
Third task - a competition for the longest braid and the strongest boy. Girls' braids can be measured with a centimeter, and boys' strength can be tested in arm wrestling.
"Cat's ears"
1. By what cunning did Dunyakha manage to get to Sysert? (The events take place during the Pugachev uprising, in 1773. Fearing a riot in factories and villages, they strengthened security and, most importantly, ensured that the people did not find out about anything. Dunyakha ran past the guard screaming: “Oh, guys! Oh, wolf!” They didn’t take her seriously, they just laughed.)
2. Who helped her escape from the wolves on the way back? (The cat's ears lit up and led the way, and the wolves left.)
Z. What did they say about Dunyakha after she went into the forest? (After Pugachev was executed and the “local” riots were suppressed, Dunyakha showed up: “out in the open on the road or in some mine. And always on a salty horse, so that you can’t catch up with him. He’ll swoop in and teach the mine authorities with a whip how to you have to deal with the people." And if they shot at her, people said that "in front of the shooter, the cat's ears flash like lights, and Dunyakha is not visible.")
"About the Great Snake"
1. What is in the power of the Great Snake? (All underground gold.)
2. What doesn't he like? (He doesn’t like it when there is deceit and fraud around gold, and even worse, when one person oppresses another.”)
3. Why did he help the guys? (Because he regretted: his father lost all his health in grief, his mother died, they didn’t earn any gold - “there’s no money for bread”; Poloz found a hard-working father and children - future orphans, but did not risk giving much wealth so that “they wouldn’t spoil ".)
"Ognevushka-Jumping"
1. What does the Jumping Ognevushka look like? (“The girl is tiny. She has red hair, a blue sundress and a handkerchief in her hand, also blue.”)
2. How can she tell where the gold is? (Where Ognevushka dances, there is gold; as soon as the eagle owl hoots and laughs, he will confuse all the cards and quarrel among the people.)
3. What happens in winter in nature where Jumping is dancing?
(The snow is melting there, the grass is growing, the leaves are blooming.)
4. What kind of golden cockroaches were planted on the old shovel? (Pure gold inclusions.)
"Blue Snake"
1. What nicknames did the boy friends Lanko and Leiko have? (Lanko Puzhanko and Leiko Shapochka.)
2. How did the guys play a joke on Maryushka? (Maryushka was telling fortunes about the groom for the New Year, and the guys combed her horsehair into a comb).
3. Why were people afraid to even mention the Blue Snake? (If two people see the Blue Snake, it will cause them a black misfortune - a quarrel, or even death; if you mention it in a group, you see, it will appear - there will be no trouble.)
4. How did the Blue Snake test the guys? (For greed, for loyalty to friendship.)
5. What did the Blue Snake reward the guys for? (For the fact that “they did not fight out of self-interest, but protected each other,” and also for the good wishes to Maryushka.)
"Sinyushkin Well"
1. What kind of wake did Grandma Lukerya leave for her grandson Ilya? (Don’t keep a feather and instructions in your head.)
2. To whom can Sinyushka give wealth? (To the great, the daring, and the simple soul.)
3. What happened at the first meeting of Ilya and Sinyushka? (Sinyushka almost pulled him into the well - the feathers helped out.)
4. Who stole Ilya’s feathers, and what happened to that person? (Kuzma Dvoyrylko, Ilyukhin’s peer from the mine, is an expert at “taking someone else’s property into his own pocket.” When he came to Sinyushka for wealth, he ended up in a well.)
5. Why didn’t Elijah drink from the well? (Ilya scooped up water into the ladle, but didn’t get it: he spilled it, it was hard.)
6. What did Sishoshka serve to Ilya on gold and silver trays, and what did she serve on a sieve? (On a gold and silver tray there is gold and jewelry, and on a sieve there are berries and three feathers.)
Fifth task - dictionary. Explain the meaning of unclear words used in tales:
to exhaust oneself (to work oneself out, to become exhausted)
it's unfortunate (it's a shame)
sleeve (bracelet)
turn pale (turn pale)
word-by-word (obedient)
serviceable (good)
fable (beautiful)
cabbage (underground)
footwear (footwear)
rude (ignorant)
mine (place of extraction, mine)
smotnik (gossiper)
prospector (worker at the mine)
tract (road)
hitnik (offender)
cast iron (railway)
parun (hot day)
artut-girl (spirited girl)
"Silver Hoof"
1. Who did Kokovanya take into his hut along with the orphan Darenka? (Cat Murenka.)
2. What special goat was he talking about? (About a forest goat that has silver on its right front hoof; where it stamps on it, an expensive stone will appear, and its horns have five branches, and its fur is brown in summer and gray in winter.)
3. Who disappeared with the goat? (Cat.)
4. Did Kokovanya and Darenka collect a lot of jewelry? (Kokovanya collected half a cap of stones, but Darenka asked to leave them to admire in the morning. And by the morning everything was covered with snow, after which they found nothing underneath. “Well, it was enough for them how much Kokovanya shoveled into the hat.”)
"Golden Hair"
1. Who brought Ailyp to his bride Golden Hair? (The fox that Ailyp hunted.)
2. How could the Great Snake take his daughter back? (For a golden braid into the ground - yes home.)
Z. How many years did Ailyp have to wait for his bride? (Six.)
4. How many fathoms did her braid grow each time? (For 10 fathoms.)
5. What has he been doing for the last three years? (As Owl taught, Ailyp found a place where Poloz had no strength, and began to cut a road through the forest there.)
6. Who helped Ailyp hide the Golden Hair from Poloz? (“The eagle owl harmed Snake. He sat down on a lake stone and said one thing: “Fubu! Fubu! Fubu!” he will shout like this three times, the rings of fire will dim.)
7. Why do you think that in Bazhov’s tales the heroes are rewarded with something and for what they are punished? (Rewarded for courage, generosity, talent, loyalty, etc.; punished for lies, cruelty, greed, etc.)
8. 0 what masters are mentioned in fairy tales? (About the masters of their craft; Bazhov attaches great importance to mastering the craft and hard work, even children are accustomed to work from childhood; the tales mention gunsmiths, iron foundries, copper smelters,
miners and prospectors, embroiderers and storytellers, stone carvers, etc.)
Sixth task - art competition. Draw and sculpt a composition on the theme of P.P.’s tales. Bazhova.
Summarizing.
Team points are calculated and students who actively took part in the game are awarded grades and souvenirs.
Target: cultivate interest in Ural literature, tales of P.P. Bazhov
Tasks: development of reading competence; be able to answer questions about works; development of creative, cognitive, intellectual, communication abilities.
Before the game, participants are invited to repeat the contents of the tales: “Silver Hoof”, “Fire - Jumping”, “Sinyushkin Well”, “Mistress of the Copper Mountain”, “Stone Flower”, “Malachite Box”, “Mining Master”.
Equipment: tables with the name of the topics and the cost of the question. ( Annex 1 )
Game description: All participants start the game at the same time (their number is from 10 to 30). The game is held in two rounds: 1st qualifying round - a quiz (for each correct answer the participant receives 1 point, at the end, the participants with the most points move on to the second round), 2nd round - is played according to the principle of the game “Own game”. The topics and cost of the questions are announced (the number of points that can be obtained by answering the question correctly). Participants choose topics and number of points. Their main goal is to answer questions and earn as many points as possible. At the beginning of the game, each player has 0 points. The time to respond is 15 seconds. The essence of the game is that participants answer questions of varying value, trying to get ahead of each other. If the answer is correct, the cost of the question is added to the score of the player who answered and he chooses the next question. In case of an incorrect answer, points are deducted from the answerer’s account, and the remaining players get the right to give their answer. If no one answers the question within three seconds, the presenter announces the correct answer, and the next question is chosen by the same player who chose the previous question.
1st round
Quiz based on the tales of P.P. Bazhov
- What was the name of the cat from the tale “The Silver Hoof”? (Murenka)
- What did Kokovanya do? (was a hunter)
- What was the name of the girl from the tale “The Silver Hoof”? (Darenka)
- What does the word "belongings" mean? (Things)
- What words did the cat Murenka repeat? (You're right, you're right)
- What was the name of the hut in which Kokovanya and Darenka lived in the forest? (Balagan)
- What were the names of the stones that the silver hoof knocked out? (Chrysolites)
- How old was Fedyunka from the fairy tale “Ognevushka - Jumping”? (Eight)
- What happened to Jumping Firefly when she made circles? (Growing up)
- Where did Ognevushka appear - Poskakushka, what was found in those places? (Gold)
- Whose words are these: “I’m warm!
It's bright for me!
Red little fly!” (Fire-Jumping) - What object helped Fedyunka get out of the forest? (Shovel)
- What color feathers did Ilya inherit from his grandmother Lukerya? (bWhite, black, red)
- Where did Ilya work since childhood? (At the mine)
- What gift did Sinyushka bring to Ilya for the third time? (Sieve of berries)
- what fell out of the sieve with berries when Ilya brought it home? (Currants and expensive stones)
- What does the word “parun” mean from the tale “Mistress of the Copper Mountain”? “It was day and it was hot - passion. Parun is clean." (Hot day after rain)
- What was another name for the Mistress of the Copper Mountain? (Malachite)
- What was the name of the guy from the tale “The Mistress of the Copper Mountain”? (Stepan Petrovich)
- Who did the Mistress turn into when she wanted to leave? (Into the lizard)
- What did the Mistress give to Nastenka, Stepan’s bride? (Malachite box)
- What stone are the Mistress's tears similar to? (Emerald)
- In the tale "Sinyushkin's Well" barettes are mentioned. What is this? (Shoes)
- What was the name of the grandfather in “Silver Hoof”? (Kokovanya)
- Fedyunka and Dedko Efim are the heroes of what tale? (“Ognevushka-Jumping”)
- The tale “The Malachite Box” is a continuation of which tale? (Copper Mountain Mistress)
- What did the woman leave as a souvenir for Tanya? (Button, silk and beads)
- The main character of the tale “The Stone Flower”? (Danila)
- What was Danila's name as a child? (Underfed)
- Who undertook to teach Danila the malachite trade? (Prokopych)
- How did Danila Vikhorikh’s grandmother treat her? (Herbs)
- What job was Danil assigned to at the beginning of the story? (As a shepherd)
- Why was Danila punished when he was a shepherd? (lost a cow)
- Where did Danila find the stone for his flower? (On Snake Mountain)
- What flower was the Stone Flower supposed to resemble according to Danil’s idea? (Datura)
- What did Danila do with his Stone Flower? (Smashed)
- What was the name of Danila's bride? (Kate)
- What was Danila's name at work? (Mining Master)
- What pattern did Katerina have on her malachite boards? (Tree and two birds)
- What was the name of the guy who stole Ilya’s feathers from the fairy tale “Sinyushkin Well”? (Kuzka Dvoyrylko)
- What did Sinyushka present on a tray for Ilya for the first time? (Golden sand, nuggets, expensive stones)
- How many stones did Kokovanya pick up? Half a hat)
- Who stopped Jumping Firefly from showing where the stones were? (Owl)
- What was the name of Yefim’s grandfather in the fairy tale “Ognevushka - Jumping”? (Golden radish)
- What are "pimas"? (Felt boots)
- What is "zipun"? “Put on a hat and a zipun.” (Caftan made of coarse, thick cloth)
- Where is Sinyushka sitting... Finish the sentence. (Wealth is due)
- Who were the servants of the Mistress of the Copper Mountain? (Lizards)
- “For the bad it is sorrow to meet her, and for the good there is little joy.” Who are these words about? (About the Mistress of the Copper Mountain)
- What did Tanya call “my father’s gift”? (Malachite box)
2 round
Topic: Heroes of fairy tales
10 points. The girl is tiny, like a doll, but alive. Red hair, a blue sundress and a handkerchief in his hand, also blue. The girl looked with cheerful eyes, flashed her teeth, put her hands on her hips, waved her handkerchief and started dancing.
(Fire-Jumping)
10 points. The braid is gray-black and doesn’t dangle like our girls’, but sticks straight to the back. At the end of the tape are either red or green. They shine through and ring subtly, like sheet copper. The girl is small in stature and looks good. Her clothes are made of silk malachite dress.
(Copper Mountain Mistress)
20 points. The goat is no taller than a table, its legs are thin, its head is small. Wherever he stamps his hoof, an expensive stone will appear. Once he stomps - one stone, twice he stomps - two stones, and where he starts to hit with his foot - there is a pile of expensive stones. His horns are excellent. Simple goats have two branches, but he has five branches. His fur is brown in summer and gray in winter.
(Silver hoof)
20 points. No more than three quarters tall. She’s wearing a blue dress, a blue scarf on her head, and she’s all blue, and so skinny that a breeze will blow and blow the old lady to pieces. However, her eyes are young, blue and so big, as if they didn’t belong here at all.
(Sinyushka)
30 points. There was a guy living in our factory. And he inherited from everyone. From the father - arms and shoulders, from the mother - teeth and speeches, from grandfather Ignat - a pick and a shovel, from grandmother Lukerya - a special wake. The guy was vigorous and capable, cool and cheerful - his work was paid for.
(Ilya sk. “Sinyushkin Well”)
30 points. The little boy was a little orphan. He is tall on his legs, but thin is thin, which is what keeps his soul going. The face is clean. Curly hair, blue eyes. And then he became tall and ruddy, curly and cheerful.
(Danila skit “Stone Flower”)
40 points. She's a tiny girl with a button nose. She cleaned the hut, cooked stew and porridge. I loved listening to fairy tales. Yes, I was still busy with the cat. She sewed the dolls herself and the clothes for them.
(Darenka)
40 points. She herself is black and fable, and her eyes are green. It’s like she doesn’t look like our girls at all. She wasn’t very fond of strangers. I learned to sew with silks and beads.
(Tanyusha. “Malachite Box”)
50 points. She has completely left the bride time. In our opinion, over twenty years old is considered overgrown. She was pretty, a nimble girl - she ran around doing housework - to the garden, to cook - to cook. He manages and sits down to do some needlework: sewing, knitting, you never know. And then I learned how to saw malachite stones.
(Katya. “Mining Master”)
50 points. The guy was here. He was Ilya’s same age. I’ve been hanging around gold for a long time, thinking about my own things - maybe I’ll get some good stuff, and I’ll be able to carry it away. He was an expert at putting someone else's things into his own pocket. In a word, a warrior. He also had a note on this craft. One miner scratched it with a spatula, but the notch remained as a memory - the nose to the lip was broken in half.
(Kuzma Dvoyrylko. “Sinyushkin Well”)
Topic: What tale are these lines from?.
10 points.“Walk cheerfully, work hard, and you’ll sleep well on a straw, you’ll have a sweet dream. Just as you don’t keep bad thoughts in your head, everything will go well for you, it will roll smoothly. And the white day will make you happy, and the dark night will make you happy, and the red sun will make you happy. Well, if you start thinking bad thoughts, even if you hit your head on a stump, everything will become unpleasant.”
(“Sinyushkin Well”)
10 points.“On a holiday he came to those people with whom the orphan lived. He sees. The hut is full of people, big and small. A girl is sitting on a little hole near the stove, and next to her is a brown cat. The girl is small, and the cat is small and so thin and tattered that it’s rare that anyone would let such a thing into the hut. The girl is stroking this cat, and she purrs so loudly that you can hear her throughout the hut.”
("Silver Hoof")
20 points.“Once the prospectors were sitting in a circle of light in the forest. Four are big, and the fifth is a little boy. Eight years ago. Not more. His name was Fedyunka. It’s high time for everyone to go to bed, but the conversation was interesting. In the artel, you see, there was one old man. Dedko Efim. From a young age, he picked gold grains from the ground. You never know what kind of cases he had. He spoke, and the miners listened.”
(“Ognevushka-Jumping”)
20 points.“Well, the guy sees that there is nothing to do. I went to her, and she loomed with her hand, go around the ore on the other side. He walked around and saw that there were countless lizards here. And everyone, listen, is different. Some, for example, are green, others are blue, which fall into blue, and then like clay or sand, or mica, they shine, and others, like faded grass, and which are again decorated with patterns.”
("Mistress of the Copper Mountain")
30 points.“From then on, Tanyushka became a craftswoman, and as she grew older, Vova looked like a bride. The factory guys have calloused their eyes about Nastasya’s windows, and they are afraid to approach Tanya. See, she’s unkind, sad, and even if she’s free, she’ll marry a serf.”
("Malachite Box")
30 points.“And so it went. Every day Prokopyich gives Danilushka work, but everything is fun. As soon as the snow fell, he told him and his neighbor to go pick up firewood and help him out. Well, what a help! He sits forward on the sleigh, drives the horse, and walks back behind the cart. He’ll wash himself off, eat at home, and sleep soundly.”
("Stone Flower")
40 points.“Then something rustled, like an earthen scree. The trees are tall, but not like those in our forests, but made of stone. Some are marble, some are made of coiled stone... Well, all sorts... Only alive, with branches, with leaves. They are swaying in the wind... Below there is grass, also made of stone. Azure, red... The sun is not visible, but it is as bright as before sunset.”
("Stone Flower")
40 points.“Katya sawed a stone. He sees that the pattern is unusual, and as planned, in which place to saw off across. Katya marveled at how cleverly everything worked out. I divided it according to the finished material and began to grind it. It's not a particularly tricky thing, and you can't do it without habit. I struggled at first, then I learned.”
("Mining Master")
50 points.“The moray shakes its head, and so does the goat. It's like they're talking. Then they started running around the mowing beds. The goat runs and runs, stops and lets hit with his hoof. Murenka will run up, the goat will jump further and hit with its hoof again. For a long time they ran around the mowing beds. They were no longer visible."
("Silver Hoof")
50 points.“When spring came, we ran to the old birch tree. So what? With the first shovel, there was so much sand that you couldn’t even wash it, but just pick out the gold with your hands. Dedko Efim even danced for joy.”
(“Ognevushka – Jumping”)
Topic: Rocks found in tales
10 points. Coil – a rock with a green color and spots of various colors that give this stone a resemblance to the skin of a snake (hence the name). Dense ornamental stone, translucent at the edges.
10 points. Silver– metal, white, malleable, ductile. Main consumers: electrical and electronics industry, jewelry production.
20 points. Rhinestone– a colorless transparent mineral used for optical and jewelry.
20 points. Gold- noble metal. Yellow, malleable. The first metal discovered by man. In nature it is found mainly in nuggets. Used for making jewelry.
30 points. Malachite – opaque mineral of bright green color. The most famous deposits are in the Urals.
30 points. Emerald– a transparent gemstone of bright green color. The famous deposit is located in Malyshevo.
40 points. Peat– a dense mass formed from the rotted remains of marsh plants, used as fuel and fertilizer.
40 points. Chrysolite – transparent gemstone of golden green color.
50 points. Ore– a mineral substance, a rock containing metals, as well as other useful substances.
50 points. Copper– reddish metal, ribbons from the Mistress of the Copper Mountain.
Topic: Activities of people from fairy tales
10 points. Needlework- doing things by hand. Tanya from the tale “The Malachite Box” loved to do this.
10 points. Hunting- catching wild animals and birds. Depending on the goals, there is commercial hunting - the extraction of animals for furs and meat. This is the main occupation of Kokovani from the tale “The Silver Hoof”.
20 points. Stonecutter– a worker who gives natural stone the required shape and external finish. Danila from the tale “The Stone Flower”.
20 points. Prospector – gold mining worker. This profession is described in the tale “Ognevushka - Jumping”.
30 points. Weaving – production of fabric on a loom. The main occupation of women. Mentioned in the tale “The Stone Flower”.
30 points. Shepherd- a worker who herds cows and sheep. Danila from the tale “The Stone Flower” worked for him.
40 points. Casting- making something from a molten substance. In those days, metal products were mainly made from cast iron.
40 points. Mine- a place where precious stones and gold are mined. Found in the tales “Ognevushka - Posakushka” and “Sinyushkin Well”.
50 points. Mine– place of mineral extraction (successively ore) open or underground. Found in the tale “The Mistress of the Copper Mountain.”
50 points. Gallery– horizontal or inclined underground mining with access to the surface for servicing underground mining operations. In the tale of “The Copper Mountain, the Mistress” was used to mine malachite.
Probably, almost everyone at least once in their life has probably heard about the Mistress of the Copper Mountain, the Jumping Firefly or the Silver Hoof. And no wonder! After all, these characters have long been known and loved not only in their Ural homeland, but throughout the world far beyond its borders. And in the Urals itself they are so popular that they are placed not only on souvenirs and candy boxes, but even on the coats of arms of some cities. Like this! And for those of you who have not yet gotten to know these characters, today is the time to expand your horizons! Because we dedicate this quiz on our children's website to the tales of Pavel Petrovich Bazhov, a famous Ural writer who gave us these wonderful images and stories.
Bazhov was born on January 27, 1879 in the Urals, in the small town of Sysert. His father was a foreman at a mining plant, and his mother was a lacemaker (i.e., a craftswoman who makes lace). They lived poorly, and the family moved often - the father worked first at one factory, then at another. These travels through the metallurgical towns of the Urals made a huge impression on the future writer. They say that he really loved to visit the village of Polevaya (the present-day town of Polevsky) and listen to the stories of Vasily Alekseevich Khmelinin, who lived there - “Grandfather Slyshko,” as the guys called him. Slyshko got angry when the boys asked him to tell a fairy tale: “Old women tell little ones fairy tales. And I remember about old life. Only these are not fairy tales, but tales and experiences that are called. It’s different, hear me, and not everyone can say it. You have to be careful. And you say fairy tales!
It’s interesting that the Bazhovs’ surname was originally written as Bazhev, and “bazhit” means “to cast a spell, to cast a spell” in the northern language. This is where Bazhov’s boyish nickname came from - Koldunkov, which later became one of the writer’s literary pseudonyms - Koldunkov Yegorsha.
After graduating from the Perm Theological Seminary in 1899, Bazhov worked as a teacher of the Russian language. In 1911, he married his student, Valentina Alexandrovna (nee Ivanitskaya). The family had seven children, but in the hard years Pavel and Valentina lost three. Bazhov spent his free time from work traveling around his native land - recording the stories of workers, studying the work of stone cutters, steelworkers, lapidaries, gunsmiths and other craftsmen of the Urals, collecting folklore, mining legends and ancient oral traditions - the so-called “secret tales”, many of which Grandfather Slyshko told him as a child.
In the October Revolution, Bazhov saw the end of social inequality. During the Civil War, at the end of April-beginning of May 1918, he arrived in the Semipalatinsk province, and in June 1918 - in the city of Ust-Kamenogorsk (Kazakhstan). He immediately got involved in organizing the underground and unified resistance tactics in the event of the fall of Soviet power in the region and district. He fought on the side of the Reds, was the head of the information department of the headquarters of the 29th division, edited the army newspaper, published his essays, stories and feuilletons on the pages of Trench Pravda, for a year was a member of the Semipalatinsk provincial party committee, participated in the creation of partisan detachments in Altai and Siberia .
At the end of 1921, due to a serious illness and at the request of the Kamyshlov executive committee, Bazhov returned to his native Urals, to the city of Kamyshlov (the main reason was denunciations in the Provincial Cheka of Semipalatinsk about his inaction during the period of Kolchak’s power), where he continued his journalistic and literary activities, wrote books on history of the Urals, collects folklore records. In 1923-1931. works for the regional “Peasant Newspaper”. Bazhov’s first book of essays, “The Ural Were,” was published in 1924. In 1936, the magazine published the first of his Ural tales, “The Maiden of Azovka,” which brought Bazhov fame overnight, and in 1939, the first edition of “Tales of the Old Urals” was published - this was the original title of the collection “The Malachite Box.” Subsequently, the author repeatedly replenished it with new tales - they became the main work of his life. To date, “The Malachite Box” has been reprinted many times in millions of copies and translated into dozens of languages around the world.
For our quiz, we took two tales from “The Malachite Box” - “The Stone Flower” and “The Mining Master”: those that tell us the story of the stone-cutter Danila the master and his brave bride Katerina. We will not retell it here, we will only note that readers loved it so much that it was filmed more than once, and also plays, ballets and even operas were staged based on it! But more interesting than all the cartoons and performances, of course, are the tales themselves. So, we wish you a fascinating read, and good luck in solving the quiz!
Literary quiz
"Journey
in Bazhov's tales"
(for children in the pre-school group)
Target:
Through the creativity of P.P. Bazhov to awaken interest and love for his native land, to increase knowledge about it.
Tasks:
Create conditions for long-term preservation of large amounts of information and for its complete reproduction.
Through the mnemonic device of associations, teach children to recognize Bazhov’s tales.
Through the creativity of P.P. Bazhov to provide additional historical knowledge about the Urals, the Ural dialect, and Ural gems.
To promote the development of children's communication abilities and social adaptation in the stressful situation of a holiday activity.
There is a TV in the hall; on the screen is an image of an unfamiliar portrait of the writer.
On the right on the wall is a map of the Sverdlovsk region, on it the cities where P.P. Bazhov was born and lived are marked with flags. Under the map is a timeline, where the necessary dates are marked (our time, the years of the writer’s life, the life time of the heroes of fairy tales).
On the table are collections of tales, books “Stones of the Urals”, Bazhov’s encyclopedia, “In search of new keys (Journey through Bazhov’s tales, authors A. Chernoskutov, Y. Shinkarenko).
15 Ural gems.
A tray with objects - riddles, a drum, a treat, a screen.
On the wall is an exhibition of illustrations “Silver Hoof” by artist S. Veretennikov.
Progress of the lesson
Leading:
Dear parents, guys! Today we have a literary holiday - a quiz. We were invited to travel by the great Ural storyteller (children's answer: Pavel Petrovich Bazhov). He recently turned... (children - 130 years old). We know that he was a very educated, wise man who worked for a long time
a teacher, then a journalist, traveled a lot around the Urals, lived in various cities.
Show these cities on the map (Sysert, Polevskoy, Kamyshlov, Nevyansk, Yekaterinburg).
On a business trip I was once in Nizhnyaya Salda (show).
Working in various newspapers (show), Bazhov wrote about working people and glorified the workers of the Urals. But he became a world-famous writer thanks to his amazingly interesting tales, which were included in the collection (show)...
Host: What tales do you remember?
Children: 1. “Silver hoof”.
2. “Ognevushka – Jumping”.
3. "Blue Snake"
4. “Melting Mirror.”
5. “Mistress of the Copper Mountain.”
6. “Malachite box.”
7. “Stone Flower”
8. "Mining Master"
9. “Sinyushkin Well.”
(To the children who answer, the mother gives the name of the tale printed on a piece of paper).
Now we will mentally go to Bazhov's tales, once again remember fairy-tale heroes, talented and kind people, unusual events of the past.
Show on the time tape where we live, where Bazhov lived and where we are going now. (Working with a timeline).
We invite our parents to take an active part in our meeting.
So, let's go on a journey! (Russian folk music sounds. A table with a drum is brought out)
Find out the story from the passage.
(Children take turns taking out pieces of paper with text from the drum, mother reads the task).
“They wished Maryushka well and both of their tiles became gold” (children’s answer: “Blue snake”).
“As it began to get dark, we got scared, sat down by the window, and looked at some lump rolling through the forest” (children’s answer: “Silver hoof”).
“A woman comes to them. There’s a canvas bag on my back, a bird cherry bag in my hand, it looks like a wanderer.” (children’s answer: “Malachite box”).
“Here they chained him to a long chain so that he could work.” (children’s answer: “The mistress of the Copper Mountain”).
Task 2.
Find out the story one word at a time.
CHAMBERS is a place where people slept. Lanko and Leiko spent the winter in the tents at the Blue Snake.
BALAGAN is a hunting hut in which Darenka and Kokovanya lived. "Silver Hoof"
VOSTROSHARAYA – big-eyed, mischievous Thayutka. "Tyutka's mirror."
DOWRY – “Mistress of the Copper Mountain.” She offers Stepan her wealth if he marries her.
A SIEVE is a sieve in which Grandma Lukerya collected her wake - feathers. "Sinyushkin Well"
Illustrations from fairy tales appear on the TV screen as the children answer.
Presenter: Now let's rest! The guys from Bazhov's tales spent a lot of time on the street, playing folk games. We also know one - “Burn, burn clearly.” I invite everyone to play. (The game is played to music.)
After the game everyone takes their places.
Now look at the newspaper that our editorial group published for the anniversary of P.P. Bazhov. We thank those parents who took an active part in collecting material for the newspaper. (We give newspapers).
Task 3.
Guys! Alena's mother prepared new riddles for us based on Bazhov's tales.
Diana Sergeenna: There are things on my tray. I took them from Bazhov's tales. Put them back! I wish you success!
Button – “Malachite Box”. A gift for Tanya from Malachite.
“3 Feathers” - “Sinyushkin Well”. Memory of Grandma Lukerya.
Knot – “Silver Hoof”. Darenka collected her things in such a bundle.
The beads are the tears of the Mistress of the Copper Mountain.
Hoop – “Blue snake. The golden hoop warded off trouble from children.
Host: These items were not in the tales. Guess what they remind you of from the distant past.
The boys' answer: instead of a flashlight, they took bottles and oil lanterns into the mine.
Girls' answer: The saucer resembles "Tayutka's Mirror".
Task 4.
Find out the story by the sound.
(The sounds behind the screen are represented by a prepared mother and child.)
1. Hit a stone with a hammer. (“Stone Flower”, Danila breaks a malachite cup
Folding beads from Ural gems into a box. “Malachite Box”, Tatiana plays with her father’s gift.
Sneezing. “Sinyushkin’s Well”, Ilya escapes from Sinyushka, thanks to Grandma Lukerya for the feathers.
Hooting. The owl scared away Ognevushka - Jumping.
Presenter: Bazhov is a sage. He gives us not only knowledge and entertainment, but also teaches us with proverbs to live and do the right thing. Let's tell mothers proverbs.
Children in chorus: Don’t brag - you’re long-legged, get the job done first!
He who is strong does not live pugnaciously.”
Host: That's how it is! Anger and fighting are human weaknesses!
Task 5.
Child: “The great hero, the Gray Ural, stretches wide and far!
He generously collected wonderful, semi-precious stones in the secret of the blue mountains!
Here it is, the wealth of our Urals1 (Ural gems are on the table):
Jasper 8. Smoky quartz
Calcite 9. Obsidian
Lapis lazuli 10. Pelerivt
Malachite 11. Pegmatite
Jade 12.Skarn
Marble 13.Coil
Agate 14.Rhodonite
(games with minerals are carried out by parents)
Who can name all the minerals?
(Children's answers)
Who recognizes gems with their eyes closed? (The children are blindfolded and given a gem in their hands.)
Host: Amazing! You know gems like Danila is a master!
Our quiz is over! We were all pleased to get acquainted with Bazhov's tales. Pavel Petrovich told us a lot: about his native Urals, about talented masters of the past, about kind, inquisitive children whose lives were poor and difficult, about amazing fairy-tale heroes who guarded the secrets and treasures of the Urals.
Thank you for your knowledge, wise storyteller!
“Once again we will bend over a book,
Let us absorb the wisdom of these words.
We will not forget the stories of grandfather Slyshko
Thank you, good grandfather Bazhov.
Host: Once again, the writer’s slightly stern face.
(The slide film “Portraits of a Writer” is accompanied by the words:
“This is a sparkling gem of Ural literature,”
friends talked about him.
“He is a very simple, modest, sincere, calm, kind person. Everyone considered him a sage,” - I. Sokolov-Mikitov (show the children the familiar portrait of I. Sokolov-Mikitov).
“He was a wonderful man. Short, looking like a fairy-tale gnome who rose from the ground to tell about the treasures of the Urals,” said the writer E. Permyak (portrait of E. Permyak).
(In the box of Ural Gems chocolates there is a treat for everyone who took part in the event).
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