Target: instill an interest in reading.
Equipment: cards, boxes, costumes for fairy-tale heroes,prizes.
Characters: presenter, Old Man Hottabych, Pinocchio, fairy tale heroes.
The room can be decorated with posters with illustrations from your favorite books. Invite the children to draw their loved ones on the eve of the holiday literary heroes, and at the holiday arrange an exhibition of these portraits. You can involve a school library worker in preparing the event, and place the exhibition “The Book is Your Friend” in the classroom before the holiday.
Leading
Hello, guys, we have gathered today to visit the fairy-tale land of literary heroes. Our friends - books, will help you today win competitions that will make our holiday interesting and fun. And here is the first competition.
Everyone is sleeping book characters
On the pages of your books.
Awaken them to life!
Why should they suffer from boredom?
Let the heroes come to life!
I think you can easily recognize the characters famous books on several lines.
Competition “Recognize fairy-tale characters”
This hero “... wore a bright blue hat, yellow canary trousers and an orange shirt with a green tie. He generally loved bright colors. Dressed up as such a parrot, he wandered around the city all day long, made up various fables and told everyone.”
(Dunno. N. Nosov “The Adventure of Dunno and His Friends.”)
“What a nice flower! - the woman said and kissed the beautiful colorful petals. Something clicked and the flower completely blossomed. It was exactly like a tulip, but in the very cup there was a tiny girl sitting on a green chair.”
(Thumbelina. G. H. Andersen “Thumbelina.”)
“Yes, in the world, They say there is a princess,
That you can't take your eyes off.
During the day the light of God is eclipsed,
At night the earth lights up -
The moon shines under the scythe,
And in the forehead the star is burning.”
(The Swan Princess. A. S. Pushkin “The Tale of Tsar Saltan.”)
“A little old man with a big nose sits by the fireplace and talks about his adventures.
His listeners laugh right in the eyes:
That's it Baron!
But he doesn't even look at them. He calmly continues to tell how he flew to the moon, how he lived among three-legged people, how he was swallowed huge fish how his head came off."
(Baron Munchausen. E. Raspe “The Adventure of Baron Munchausen.”)
“After two minutes his beard was quite usable. He tore out two hairs, and before the accompanying crystal music had even melted into the air, our friends’ clothes began to look as if they had just been thoroughly ironed; and the shoes not only sparkled, but even smelled of the most expensive shoe polish.”
(Old Man Hottabych. L. Lagin “Old Man Hottabych.”)
Leading
Guys, let's try to invite fairy-tale characters from everyone's favorite books to our holiday! But for this we need to send as many letters as possible.
Competition "Postman"
To play the game you need to prepare several postcards and write some fabulous address on each of them. These could be, for example: Emerald City, Flower City, Buyan Island, the Thirtieth Kingdom, Lilliput, etc. Also for the competition you will need boxes with the same addresses written on them. Each player receives the same number of postcards, which will need to be dropped into their respective mailboxes. The competition participant must throw the postcards from a certain distance from the box. The winner is the one who sends the most letters to their destination.
Pinocchio comes out, holding a large book in his hands, on which “Fairy Tales” is written in large letters.
Pinocchio
Walks to school with ABC
An unusual little boy.
But he ended up in school instead
In a wooden booth.
What a mischievous boy
Wooden naughty boy?
Tell me, children, what is my name?
(Pinocchio.)
Thank you for the invitation to the party! You easily found out my name. But do you remember the fairy tale of which I am the hero? Let's play my favorite game, "Yes or No."
Competition "Yes or No"
Children are divided into two teams. The presenter takes turns asking questions to which the competition participants must quickly answer “yes” or “no.” The team that answers the most questions correctly wins.
- The girl with blue hair was called Malvina. ( Yes.)
- The evil Duremar was the owner of a puppet theater. ( Yes.)
- Pinocchio buried five gold coins in a flowerbed near Malvina's house. ( No. He buried them in the Field of Miracles in the Land of Fools.)
- The tale about the wooden man is called “The Golden Key”. ( Yes.)
- The fairy tale “The Golden Key” was written by N. Nosov. ( No. A. N. Tolstoy.)
- Behind the painted fireplace in Papa Carlo's closet there was a door that led to the land of Oz. ( No. The door led to puppet theater .)
- Pierrot was in love with Sineglazka. ( No. To Malvina.)
- Alice the fox and Basilio the cat were Buratino's faithful friends. ( No. They took his money by deceit.)
Old Man Hottabych comes in. He has a bag in his hands.
Old Man Hottabych
You called me, O best readers among the school students! Hasan Abdurahman ibn Hottab welcomes you!
Pinocchio
What did you bring us, Hottabych?
Old Man Hottabych
The books are very interesting. Would you like me to give you some? Do you want it with or without pictures?
Pinocchio
Want! I need a yellow book with a pink flower. Fifty centimeters thick.
Old Man Hottabych (opening the bag, surprised)
Could it be like this?
Pinocchio (looking into the bag)
Yeah. And if there is no exactly the same one, then I need five by ten centimeters; as a last resort - ten times five. I can count. And so that they are twenty centimeters high.
Old Man Hottabych
Wouldn't more or less suit you, young man?
Pinocchio
No. I measured everything well.
Old Man Hottabych
My wooden friend, if it’s not a secret, what are you going to do with these books?
Pinocchio
And you yourself Hottabych guessed it! And in general, if you don’t want it, don’t give it!
Leading
Guys, why do you think Pinocchio needs books like these?
The guys answer.
Pinocchio
Right. I really love books. I have a home library. I have already collected some books. There are only fifty centimeters of unoccupied space left. And the shelf is 20 cm high. And the walls in my room are yellow, with pink flowers.
Leading
What do you guys think, does Pinocchio like books? And does he choose the right books for his home library?
The guys answer.
Leading
Those who don't read books look for colorful bindings,
He won’t know the price of books and will be considered an ignoramus!
Pinocchio
I understand everything, I will collect not beautiful, but interesting books!
Leading
Hottabych, please donate books to our library so we can all read them.
Old Man Hottabych
Who is this, the library?
Leading
No one, but what! “Biblio” in Greek means book, “theka” means storage. Do you know how long libraries have existed in the world? About five thousand years! They had not yet figured out how to make paper, but there were already libraries. But they also kept books! In Egypt - written on papyrus, in Mesopotamia - extruded on clay tablets, in India - collected from chopped palm leaves. Books in libraries are not only stored, but also issued to readers.
(There's a knock on the door.)
Pinocchio
Our friends from different books have come to visit, welcome! Guests enter.
Leading (guests)
Hello, dear guests! ( Guys.) Children, do you recognize our friends? What fairy tales did they come to us from? Let's play together!
Game “I’ll tell you about a friend, and you’ll find out who I am.”
Literary heroes take turns talking about their friend, and the guys guess who is in front of them.
- Oh, I've been building a house for many years. I got every brick with great difficulty. And then a terrible misfortune came to me: my house was turned into a booth for an evil dog. And then my friend helped me. Resourceful and brave, he was able to outwit the dog and took my house with me into the forest, where the enemies could not find us. Oh!
(Kum Pumpkin and Cipollino. G. Rodari “The Adventures of Cipollino.”)
- Beautiful roses bloomed on our windows. We lived cheerfully and amicably. But one winter, a piece of a magic mirror fell into my eye, and I began to see everything as evil and ugly. I found myself in the kingdom of a soulless sorceress and was ready to become her obedient servant. But a brave, weak girl challenged her to a fight and won to save me.
(Kai and Gerda. G. H. Andersen. “The Snow Queen.”)
- I dreamed of being given a dog, a faithful friend. But for some reason mom and dad were against it. And yet I had a friend - the best friend in the world; a moderately well-fed middle-aged man, the world's best expert on steam engines, a rooster drawer, the world's best bun eater.
(Kid and Carlson, A. Lindgren “Carlson, who lives on the roof.”)
Leading
How many literary heroes and children have our common best friend - the book - gathered together today? How many interesting things we still have to learn with the help of books!
Parade of literary heroes:
Theatrical book celebration for students primary school.
. Target: book propaganda Tasks:
- Introducing students to the classics of world and domestic literature
- Raising the best moral qualities personalities based on examples of book characters
- Formation of individual creative abilities of students
Presenter 1:
PRESENTER 2:
SPEAKER 1:
PRESENTER 2: So, we begin our parade of literary heroes. This year's first celebrant is a wonderful children's writer. Korney Ivanovich Chukovsky.
Not far from Moscow, in the village of Peredelkino, among birch and pine trees, a tall, gray-haired man lived in a small house. . All the children of the village, all the children of Moscow and all the children of our country knew him. To the kids he probably seemed like a giant and a wizard from the very a real fairy tale! They were proud of their friendship with him and affectionately called the giant Chukosha. This giant was the writer Korney Ivanovich Chukovsky, and once he was a boy named Kolya Korneychukov. In his youth, Korney Chukovsky published the satirical magazine “Signal” (he was only 23 years old at that time). He wrote articles about children's reading, and later, in 1916, he worked in the children's department of the Parus publishing house. It was while working at this publishing house that he composed his famous "Crocodile", thanks to which Chukovsky became established as a children's writer. This year marks the anniversary of K. Chukovsky’s “Crocodile” - 90 years since it was written. But today we will meet with the heroes of another, no less famous work Korney Ivanovich. And the students will help us with this 1st class.
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HOST 1 Thanks guys! What is the name of the work, did you guys find out? That's right, this is "The Fly - Tsokotuha" And we continue our conversation about Korney Chukovsky. In 1921 his famous "Moidodyr
". This book was published by the publishing house "Rainbow", illustrated by the best artists. This witty, kind, bright fairy tale is a real classic of children's literature. It is such fairy tales as "fly - tskotukha", "Moidodyr", "Telephone", "Confusion “finally formed the image of “Grandfather Korney,” the kind giant of Chukoshi, adored by children and their parents. This year the book "Moidodyr" turns 90 years old! And now we will meet the heroes of this wonderful work, and they will help us with this 1st grade students
Music sounds (either to Chukovsky’s works, or some other) At this time, the participants rise to the stage, the music fades away - the performance begins.
PRESENTER 2: We continue our conversation about Korney Ivanovich Chukovsky. "The Chukosh storyteller" never ceased to be a researcher. He wrote about Chekhov, Nekrasov, Kuprin and other writers. In addition, Chukovsky is one of the best translators in our literature. Tom Sawyer and the curious little elephant, Robinson Crusoe and Baron Munchausen speak to us in some publications thanks to the translations of Korney Ivanovich.
But still, children most like “bunnies on a tram, a toad on a broom” and other small but brave creatures who fight for justice. Another wonderful work by Korney Chukovsky has an anniversary this year. This is his famous" Cockroach" , who turns 85 this year. Of course, you all know and love him. And now we will also meet the heroes of this work. Welcome to 1st grade students!
HOST 1: The name of this wonderful Russian writer is Dmitry Narkisovich Mamin –Siberian (1852 – 1912 ) Mamin-Sibiryak’s childhood years were spent in the Urals in a small factory village, where he learned many fairy tales, fascinating stories, legends and tales. Mamin - Sibiryak - author of dozens of novels and stories, hundreds of stories about life in the Urals and Siberia at the end of the past, the beginning this century. He has many stories and fairy tales for children. One of them is called "Alyonushka's Tales". The author told these tales to his daughter Alyonushka. The girl’s mother died a long time ago, her father loved Alyonushka with all his heart and did everything to make her have a good life.
Mamin - Siberian especially valued "Alyonushka's Tales", they came out a separate book. Once Dmitry Narkisovich said: “This is my favorite book - love itself wrote it, and therefore it will outlive everything else.” This wonderful book consists of fairy tales that you know and love (for example, “The Tale about the brave hare - long ears, slanting eyes, a short tail”, “The Tale about Komar Komarovich - a long nose and about shaggy Misha - a short tail” and other fairy tales) Alyonushka travels on a giant ladybug all over the world to see what wonderful flowers there are in the world. "Alenushkin's Tales" also has an anniversary this year. This book is 110 years old (written in 1897).
You will now meet the heroes of one of Alyonushka’s fairy tales, and 4th grade students will help us with this.
THE MUSIC SOUNDS, THE GUYS GO ON STAGE, THE MUSIC HADES - THE PERFORMANCE STARTS
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PRESENTER 2: The next writer we'll talk about today is French writer Charles Perrault. Charles Perrault was born in Paris in 1697. World famous French writer brought tales published in 1697 under the title “Histories, or tales of bygone times with moral teachings.” The frontispiece of the book depicted a peasant woman spinning yarn, telling children entertaining stories, and the inscription: "Tales of Mother Goose." Fairy tales by Charles Perrault are very old. They are already four hundred years old. Therefore, it is very interesting to read what children read in the 17th century: the fairy tales "Sleeping Beauty", "Cinderella, or glass slipper", "Gifts of a Fairy" and many others. Charles Perrault "set a law" for himself, which he did not break even in order to please the readers: "do not write anything that would offend chastity and decency." In the wonderful fairy tale of Charles Perrault " “Cinderella, or the glass slipper,” this year’s anniversary is 310 years old. And the guys from 4th grade will help us meet the heroes of this wonderful fairy tale
THE MUSIC SOUNDS, THE STUDENTS GO UP TO THE STAGE, THE MUSIC subsides - THE PERFORMANCE STARTS
HOST1: Thanks guys! And we continue the conversation about Charles Perrault. Anticipating that the “Frivolous” genre of fairy tales would have such success, C. Perrault wrote:
May it not confuse you at all,
If the wise thought of the luminaries,
Tired of bending your back over a book
Listen to the fairy tales of the good fairy...
Another wonderful fairy tale by Charles Perrault "Puss in Boots" This year is the anniversary - it turns 310 years old. We invite you to the stage 4th grade students, which will help us meet the heroes of this fairy tale.
THE MUSIC SOUNDS, THE GUYS GO UP TO THE STAGE, THE MUSIC subsides - THE PERFORMANCE STARTS.
SPEAKER 1: Thanks guys! And we continue our conversation about books - anniversaries of this year. Guys, now I’ll tell you a story about how one school teacher said to his student: “You are a stupid young man, and nothing worthwhile will ever come of you. No one will ever read your works!” The student listened with his head down. He was long and awkward. At that time he was already 17 years old, and among the second-graders at the school, he really looked ridiculous. And yet the evil teacher was wrong. Nobody remembers his name now. And the unlucky student is known and loved by children all over the world. Of course, you guessed that this is the great Danish storyteller Hans Christian Andersen. On the world map, under the relief outlines of the Scandinavian Peninsula, you can see a silhouette resembling a human palm. The small Scandinavian country of Denmark is located on this peninsula. It was here that the future storyteller was born. When Hans Christian was born, a fortune teller predicted that he was destined to glorify his homeland. And so it happened.
Andersen grew up in poverty. As a child, he dreamed of becoming an actor, wrote plays for the theater, and made dolls. Any creature, object or phenomenon told him its story. One of the writer’s favorite heroines, the Little Mermaid, has become a symbol of the Danish capital and has been sitting on the seashore for many years and looking into the distance...
The Danes honor the memory of their great compatriot. In the capital of Denmark, Copenhagen, in the Royal Garden there is a monument to H.K. Andersen. And in hometown Odense, in Andersen's garden, there is a monument to the writer and the sculpture "Wild Swans", created based on his work of the same name. One of his many fairy tales has an anniversary this year - it turns 170 years old. This is wonderful fairy tale "The Swineherd". And plunge into amazing world 2nd grade students will help us with her heroes.
THE SONG OR MELODY SOUNDS “AH, MY DEAR AUGUSTINE...”. At this time, students go up to the stage. The music stops and the performance begins.
PRESENTER 2:
Awarding ceremony for drawing competition participants
Favorite characters from your favorite books"
Awarding the winners of the competition "The most active reader of the school library"
SPEAKER 1: BEFORE we part, I would like to say thanks a lot to those people who participated in organizing this holiday. Thanks to Anna Ivanovna Popova, Elena Zotievna Palaschuk, everyone class teachers, Sofya Vladimirovna Pinzhenina, Monetchikova Sergei Igorevich, Goodbye! See you again!
Parade of literary heroes: 2-3 grades
Theatrical book festival for primary school students 2 - 3 grades)
Decoration: balloons, inscription: "Parade of literary heroes", drawings by the children
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Presenter 1: Hello, dear guys, dear adults! We are glad to see you at traditional holiday- "Children's Book Week!" Every year since 1943, Children's Book Week has been held in our country.
What is the history of this wonderful holiday? For the first time, “Book Name Days” were held in March 1943 on the initiative of the writer Lev Kassil. He gave Children's Book Week such a cheerful name. "Week" is considered a public holiday, although in recent years The holiday is not celebrated as widely as before. And in past years, in all libraries, pioneer houses, and schools on these days, children met with writers, took part in literary matinees, and held literary games.
PRESENTER 2: The German philosopher Schopenhauer said: “Books are lighthouses in the ocean of time.” Lighthouses show ships the way to their home shore. What do books give a person? They introduce us to the wonderful world of literature, the world of fairy tales, travel, and adventure. Guys, to whom do readers owe gratitude for the books they have written? Of course, the writers or authors of these books. Today we have an unusual holiday. It's called the "Parade of Literary Heroes" because today we will meet the heroes of this year's anniversaries. And the performances of the participants in our today’s celebration will be assessed by the following jury:...
SPEAKER 1: But before we invite our esteemed book heroes to the stage, we offer you a little warm-up in the form literary quiz. The questions for this quiz will now appear on the screen. And you guys will have to answer them. You can answer from your seat or in unison. After you answer a question, we check to see if it is the correct answer. Animated images will appear on the screen that are not related to literary work. Their goal is simply to create for you good mood. So, pay attention to the screen.
PRESENTER 2:
Very good, you all completed the quiz. And the first book that we'll talk about now is a book whose name you guys will have to guess now. Now I will read you a poem, one word in which will be missing. And you will have to guess this word (you can do it in unison), as well as the name of this work. So, let's listen carefully.
When you hear creaks, Steps above your head, rustling, hoarse cough, know - this is... (brownie)
He is the eldest in the house, is responsible for everything, grumbles at everyone at home, and keeps the house from troubles.
At noon he rests in a hot attic, And he himself resembles a twig on the ceiling.
T. Sharygina
Tell me guys, what is the name of this book? Or maybe someone knows who wrote it? Well done!
HOST 1: Once upon a time there lived a girl Tanya Alexandrova on Bolshaya Pochtovaya Street in Moscow. She was called by a double name - Tannatasha, because she and her sister Natasha were twins, and each of them was addressed with that name. And sometimes friends shouted: “Ta-ras!!” No, no, it's not a name, but a secret word. It means: "Tanya, tell me." The game ends, everyone sits down on the bench, and Tanya tells... The sisters had a nanny, Matryona Fedorovna Tsareva, a peasant woman from the Volga. HER proverbs, songs, stories about brownies and goblins, and even stories about her village childhood also became Tanya’s fairy tales.
After school, Tatyana Aleksanrova went to study at the Institute of Cinematography. There she first drew two pictures from the life of brownies. From an artist she gradually became a writer. "Little Brownie Kuzka" is the favorite fairy tale of all children.
When telling or reading her fairy tales, Tatyana Ivanovna always gave the children paper and paints so that they could draw what they heard. And Kuzka had magic chest: Draw it, put it in a chest, and it will tell a fairy tale based on the drawing. The storyteller wanted everyone to love and be able to draw and write fairy tales. Tatyana Alexandrova’s book “Little Brownie Kuzka” has an anniversary this year - it turns 35 years old. And the guys from 2nd grade will help us celebrate this wonderful anniversary.
MUSIC SOUNDS _ CHILDREN GO UP TO THE STAGE - THE MUSIC SEADS UP - THE PERFORMANCE STARTS,
PRESENTER 2: Thank you, guys! And now we will talk about the wonderful Russian writer, poet, prose writer and playwright Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin. Russian poet and literary critic In the 19th century, Apollon Grigorev wrote: “Pushkin is our everything.” Indeed, Pushkin embodied the entire Russian reality, soul, language, character. Alexander Sergeevich was born on 200 extra years ago - June 6, 1799 in Moscow in the family of landowner Sergei Lvovich Pushkin. Alexander had a brother Lev and a sister Olga, with whom he was very friendly. Little Sasha behaved like all children: sometimes he was silent and lazy, sometimes, on the contrary, he was playful and playful; sometimes he did not obey his parents and was stubborn, for which he was severely punished. Alexander dearly loved his grandmother, Maria Alekseevna, who took care of him and stood up for him before his parents. They also had a nanny at home, a serf peasant woman, Arina. She loved little Sasha like own son. Nanny Arina Rodionovna knew many fairy tales and knew how to tell them perfectly. From her Pushkin first heard folk songs and fairy tales, they made an indelible impression on him. When Alexander Sergeevich grew up. He retold some of his nanny's stories in verse. All of you guys know and really love the fairy tales of Alexander Sergeevich, right? We'll check this now. I will read an excerpt from a fairy tale, and you will have to guess the name of the fairy tale. Maybe in chorus. So let's begin!
The king and queen said goodbye
On the way - he prepared for the journey, And the queen sat down at the window to wait for him alone. (The Tale of dead princess and about the seven heroes)
He went and sat down by the seashore; There he began to twist the rope, and wet the end of it in the sea. (The tale of the priest and his worker) Lo and behold: again there was a dugout in front of him; An old woman sits on the threshold, and in front of her is a broken trough. (The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish)
The king sends an army to the east, his eldest son leads him. The cockerel calmed down, the noise died down, and he forgot. (The Tale of the Golden Cockerel)
Three girls were spinning under the window late in the evening. “If I were a queen,” says one girl, “I would prepare a feast for the whole baptized world” (The Tale of Tsar Saltan) It was at “ Tales of Tsar Saltan" anniversary this year– marks 175 years since it was written. And help us remember this wonderful fairy tale 2nd grade students.
THE MUSIC SOUNDS, THE CHILDREN GO UP TO THE STAGE, THE MUSIC subsides - THE PERFORMANCE STARTS,
SPEAKER 1: Guys! Today we turn the page of one of the tales of the brothers Wilhelm and Jacoba Grimm. These authors created their fairy tales almost 150 years ago, in Germany. But their works have probably been translated into all languages of the world, and the fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm are read and loved by all children on the planet. What tales of these writers do you know? (Brave little tailor, Bremen Town Musicians, Caliph the Stork, Fox and Geese, Clever Elsa, Lady Snowstorm, Seven Brave Men and other fairy tales). There are not many monuments in the world that are erected not to writers, but to their literary heroes. The heroes of the Brothers Grimm also have such a monument. In Bremen there is a bronze monument "The Town Musicians of Bremen." On the pedestal there is a donkey, on whose back there is a dog, on its back there is a cat, and at the very top there is a rooster." Despite the fact that all the fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm are simply wonderful, we will meet today only with the heroes of one of them. And to find out the name of this fairy tale, you need to guess the riddle: He wanders importantly through the meadow,
Comes out of the water dry,
Wears red shoes
Gives soft featherbeds
Who is this? (Goose from the fairy tale “The Golden Goose” This is the fairy tale “The Golden Goose”, which celebrates its anniversary this year, namely 195 years. And the 3rd grade guys will help us meet the heroes of this fairy tale!
MUSIC SOUNDS - PARTICIPANTS GO UP TO THE STAGE. THE MUSIC subsides - THE PERFORMANCE STARTS.
PRESENTER 2: Famous writer Maxim Gorky said back in the 20s: “Love Marshak, learn from him!” And in fact, Samuil Yakovlevich Marshak(1887 -1964) was a wise friend and mentor to many poets working in literature. Marshak began writing poetry early, as a child. Many of Marshak’s poems are based on teasers, counting rhymes, nursery rhymes, and tongue twisters. Suffice it to recall his “The Tale of the Stupid Mouse”, “Children in a Cage”, “Luggage”, “Fire”, “The House That Jack Built” and others. Heroes of Marshak's poems - ordinary people: workers, firefighters, postmen, students. In 1942, Marshak writes a fairy tale that you guys all know and love. This is "Twelve Months". But today we will remember one wonderful work by Samuil Yakovlevich. This is his poem "the story of an unknown hero", which turns this year 70 years old. Let's all remember her together. And they will help us with this 3rd grade students.
THE MUSIC SOUNDS, THE PARTICIPANTS GO UP TO THE STAGE, THE MUSIC HADES – THE PERFORMANCE STARTS,
HOST 1 Works of wonderful children's writer Nikolai Nosov many people know and love. Nikolai Nosov was born in Kyiv, in the family of an actor. He entered the State Institute of Cinematography in Moscow. Since then creative biography N. Nosova was associated with cinema for almost 20 years. He worked as a director and produced many animated, scientific and educational films. During the Great Patriotic War was the director of many military-technical films. For successful work N. Nosov was awarded the Order of the Red Star in 1943. The beginning of his writing biography was unusual: his son was growing up, and Nosov composed short stories for him and his comrades. funny stories. You all know and love the writer’s wonderful works. Suffice it to recall the trilogy about Dunno, his stories “Mishkina Porridge”, “Dreamers”, the story “The Adventures of Captain Vrungel” and others. But today we will talk about N. Nosov’s wonderful story “Vitya Maleev at school and at home,” for which he received the USSR State Prize in 1952. This year marks the 55th anniversary of this wonderful work. The author himself formulated the idea of his story this way: "...a lagging student overcomes his lag, struggling with the shortcomings of his character." Talking about how two fourth-graders from lagging students (Vitya Maleev and Kostya Shishkin) became excellent students, the writer does not even think of giving recipes good study. Nikolai Nosov's story is not outdated, because... the school remains, there are children left who experience the same fears and face the same problems as the heroes of the story. It's time to meet the heroes of the story "Vitya Maleev at school and at home." We invite 3rd grade students to the stage!
ENERGETIC MUSIC SOUNDS, CHILDREN CLIMB ON STAGE, THE MUSIC HADES - THE PERFORMANCE BEGINS
PRESENTER 2: Thank you guys for a wonderful performance! Unfortunately, our holiday today has come to an end. It's time to sum up the results and reward the participants of our holiday. But before giving the floor to our esteemed jury, we will all sing a song dedicated to Book Week under the leadership of Nina Pavlovna Gurbo.
And now the floor is given to our distinguished jury.
THE JURY AWARDS THE HOLIDAY PARTICIPANTS
SPEAKER 1: See you again!
Parade of literary heroes
(scenario for a book celebration as part of literature week)
Before the start of the holiday, the music of songs of heroes of literary works is played.
The Sorceress and the student come out.
Student: Dear Sorceress!
You are the patroness of very rare and wise books. Today our young readers will be glad to meet you.
There is a land called Australia,
There is a country called Italy,
And there is also in the world
Here's a miracle:
Not Italy at all
There is a country called Chitalia!
We're right from there.
Sorceress: Yes, indeed, good people live in my house, smart friends– books. (points to the book exhibition)
I talk to them often. They tell me so many funny stories!
Who will answer all my questions?
Who will tell you about the things going on around you?
Yes, there is such a wizard in the world:
A book is my best companion and friend.
Student: Let's open familiar books
And again let's go from page to page
It's always nice to be with your favorite hero
Meet again, get to know each other, make friends.
The song "Fairy Tale" is playing
Sorceress: I love fairy tales very much, I hope that you love them too. I have many friends in fairy tale world, some of them came to my holiday.
(A bell is heard ringing)
Listen, guys, these are the heroes of fairy-tale books coming here.
We invite fairy tale heroes to the stage
(music sounds)
So, friends, we are starting!
We open the door to the Fairy Tale together!
We are very glad to meet you and ask you to tell us a little about yourself so that it will be easier for the guys to guess who you are and from which fairy tales you came to us.
(performance in progress) (Primary classes, 2nd grade Heroes of a fairy tale
4th grade: Heroes: Malvino, Pinocchio, Little Red Riding Hood, Lamb and kid.
Thank you. Well done! We present each hero with a commemorative sign from Wonderland, a country that is not on any map of the world - the country of Chitalia.
(medals are awarded)
Student
-Everyone is familiar with funny animals -
From Krylov's books he
Included in every home.
We invite the heroes of the fable to the stage.
(performance – 5th grade students)
(music sounds)
“The Crow and the Fox” (Naila)
How many times have they told the world,
That flattery is vile and harmful; but everything is not for the future,
And a flatterer will always find a corner in the heart.
“Monkey and Glasses” (Gazinur)
Unfortunately, this is what happens with people: No matter how useful a thing is, without knowing its value, the ignoramus tends to make everything worse about it; And if the ignorant is more knowledgeable, then he also persecutes her.
“The Donkey and the Nightingale” (Milyausha)
God, save us from such judges.
"The Wolf and the Lamb" (Samat)
The powerful are always to blame for the powerless
“Wolf in the kennel” (Aizat)
You are gray, and I, friend, am gray, And I have known your wolf nature for a long time;
“Dragonfly and Ant” (Zarina)
Did you sing everything? This is the thing: So go and dance!
“Swan, pike and crayfish” (Alina)
When there is no agreement among the comrades, their business will not go well, and nothing will come out of it, only torment.
Thank you. Great. We present you with a memorial sign from the Country of Chitalia.
Please go to the place.
(music sounds)
Student:
Our writer and poet Pushkin
dear difficult
Leads us to the city of heroes.
We invite literary heroes to the stage magical land Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin
Please introduce yourself.
Heroes of works
"Peasant young lady."
Lisa – Raushan
-Ah. Nastya, Dear Nastya, What a glorious invention!
Nastya-Ilnaz
-Amazingly good! Handsome, one might say,
Slender, tall, ruddy.
"Dubrovsky"
Vladimir-Ainur
-You got rich under my command, you are all swindlers, you won’t want to leave your craft.
"Eugene Onegin"
Tatiana-Zalida.
“I’m writing to you - what more?
What more can I say?
Now I know it's in your will
Punish me with contempt."
Sorceress:
So we remembered the heroes of Pushkin
All heroes are awarded memorial signs
Thank you.
(music background)
Student:
In ancient times, fables were told,
And now they are being born.
Here are the book characters coming off the page -
Straight to us, today!
We invite the heroes of the book by the Russian writer Nikolai Vasilyevich Gogol.
"Christmas Eve"
Damn Milyausha.
“Smoke fell in clouds through the chimney of the hut and spread across the sky, and along with the smoke a witch rose and stole the month.”
"Inspector"
Khlestakov-Fanil.
“I love to eat, because you live to pick flowers of pleasure”
Thank you. We present you all with memorial signs.
(music sounds)
Sorceress:
We invite you to the stage literary characters books by A.P. Chekhov:
"Horse surname"
Buldeev-Ilnaz
“Such a simple surname, like a horse’s surname Kobylin, no, not Kobylin, there is no Stallions, no Stallions, I remember the surname of a horse.”
"Chameleon"
Khryukin-Inzil
“I’m walking, your honor, not touching anyone, and suddenly this sneaky one, out of the blue, grabs my finger. My job is small, let them pay me.”
Thank you. We present memorial signs to you too.
Sorceress:
The pages of books are akin to mighty wings.
Scroll through, fly straight to the moon.
The book is open - that means we have opened it,
A new country has been discovered again.
See you again
A family of books appeared:
True story, fairy tale, tale and story -
All old friends.
Sorceress:
But we don’t grow old, friends,
Try to take a look
Unfold our pages -
And with the book - good luck!
The song “Reader” is playing.
Student:
A book is a teacher, a book is a mentor.
A book is a close comrade and friend.
The mind, like a stream, dries up and grows old,
If you let go of the book.
Sorceress:
Let them say that books are not held in high esteem,
That there is a computer, TV, the Internet.
But you won’t find such books there,
There are definitely no good children's books there.
Read it, girls!
Read it, boys!
They don't teach bad things
Favorite books.
Our little holiday has come to an end,
We wish you a fascinating reading with all our hearts.
For you, girls, for you, boys,
Get along and be friends with a book!
Let the love of a good book
He will live with you.
Goodbye. See you again!
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"Literary Ball"
Target: show the history of Bala using best works Russian classical literature and music.
Tasks:
show the beauty and variety of dances performed at balls and the durability of the waltz described in Russian classical literature;
attract high school students to reading works of Russian classical literature;
introduce students to beauty through meeting the best classical works Russian musical culture;
increase motivation for self-improvement, both aesthetically and intellectually.
Arriving guests had to show their respect, in the form of a greeting, first of all to the hosts.
(In the dark on stage with candles in hands.)
Need a light fixture.
Leading: I light the candles and remain silent.
And the wizard-evening looks into my eyes,
The hand of darkness touched your shoulder.
For the first time I light candles.
presenter: From dance to dance along an invisible road,
From crinolines and corsets to silks,
We slide through time, through great era,
Where dances appeared again and again.
Leading: What can our guests expect from the ball here?
Now we’ll tell you not the same,
So that our honor does not suffer,
We are glad to introduce you, friends,
Presenter : Ball in style golden age,
So that they soar again in everyone,
Love for the Fatherland, love for the Motherland!
(the hall lights up bright light)
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, sirs and madams!
Leading. According to the social conditions of the ball, I present to you the guests of honor.
Presenter. Present at the ball: Countess(list official guests).
Presenter: Ball participants: (participants walk across the stage)
Couple Grinevykh, Pyotr Andreevich and Marya Ivanovna
Prince Pechorin and Bela
Evgeny Onegin and Tatyana Larina
A.S. Pushkin and Natalya Nikolaevna Goncharova
Countess Natasha Rostova, Countess Rostova and Prince Andrei Bolkonsky, Count Pierre Bezukhov
Marya Gavrilovna and Colonel Burmin
The participants of the ball sat on the stage and had a conversation:
Pechorin: (addressing Grinev): How long have you been in the capital, Pyotr Andreevich?
Grinev: No, sir, they just arrived, the imperial court invited them to a ball.
Pechorin: -Oh, these balls! (Pechorin, wincing)
Bela:-What is this, a ball?
Pechorin: And these, my dear, are dance festivals introduced by Tsar Peter the Great in 1717, after a year and a half stay abroad. (yawns)
Presenter:
The tradition of gathering all nobles, officials, servants with their wives and children for conversations, gallant dances, exercises and music was introduced by Emperor Peter Alekseevich.
Leading:
And they were ordered to give the name to the assembly. And later they began to be called balls. The word "ball" is Old French and used to mean "dance, jump."
Presenter
:
At balls it was customary not only to dance and socialize, but also to organize charity bazaars, lotteries, perform romances, and play music.
Evgeny Onegin:
It is also known that the owner of the house where the ball was held must have something to seat the guests on, something to treat them to and something to light the rooms with. Actually, as the poet said,
The ball is a real find
For young dandies and ladies;
The beauty is waiting for him with delight,
It is a holiday for gloomy fathers.
So that my daughter dresses like a doll,
An experienced mother is busy,
And so that she doesn’t stay too long,
Taking her to dance.
So let's dance! - she clapped her hands joyfullyBela.
(the polonaise sounds, all the guests dance, you can invite guests from the audience)
Leading: No dance requires such strict posture, pride and composure as the polonaise. During the procession to solemn fanfare music, guests show themselves, their attire, secular manners and nobility.
Presenter:
Thank you, gentlemen, for this majestic and graceful dance.
How beautiful you looked in the solemn procession!Why is this dance called Polish?
Leading
: Because the “polonaise” was born in Poland. In Rus' it was called “Polish dance” or “walking conversation”.
Presenter: “Walking conversation”... So, it was customary to talk during the dance?
Leading: Yes, main topic Polonaise - admiration for a beautiful lady. And this dance continued for about half an hour.
Presenter: Wonderful dance, so many compliments in general good words the lady heard addressed to her during these half an hour. It's a shame that those days are gone.
Leading:I remember the waltz's lovely sound
Late on a spring night
An unknown voice sang it,
And a wonderful song flowed.
Presenter.
Yes, it was a lovely, languid waltz,
Yes, it was a wonderful waltz.
Presenter .
Now it's winter, and the same ones ate,
They stand covered in darkness,
And there are snowstorms outside the window,
And the sounds of the waltz sound again! (a light waltz melody is in the background, the hall is dark, only Natasha Rostova is illuminated by a spot.)
(on stage there is a projection of the palace and grand staircases)
Before entering the stage: Natasha Rostova(excitedly, to the music): There is very little left...I feel our crew slowing down move, and the valet opens the door. Oh my God, what a long staircase ahead! Do I really have the strength to climb it and enter this solid house? God, I’m so excited... After all, this is my first appearance... And then exciting dances await me. I'm so looking forward to it!
Pierre Bezukhov and Andrei Bolkonsky come forward.
Bezukhov : Prince! Bolkonsky! (Bolkonsky turns to him)
Bolkonsky : Count Bezukhov! My respect!
Bezukhov: Prince, you are always dancing. There is my protégé here - young Rostova. Invite her!
Bolkonsky: Where ? (turns his head)
Pierre nods his head towards Natasha.
Bolkonsky bows to Bezukhov and approaches the group of ladies.
Bolkonsky: My respects, Countess Rostova (kisses her hand)
Countess : Prince, let me introduce you to my daughter - Natasha
Bolkonsky: I have the pleasure of knowing you if the Countess remembers
me (bows, takes her hand)I ask you to go to the waltz tour.
(waltzers dance)
Leading : mon ami, I am very glad to see you all today at the 19th century social ball.
-Pechorin: Do you know, my soul (addressing Bela), that starting from the Peter the Great era in all state higher and middle educational institutions, higher schools, foreign boarding housesdance became a compulsory subject. It was studied in the royal lyceum and in modest vocational and commercial schools.
Bolkonsky: Yes, and a mistake in dancing at the ball could cost your career. It was very shameful to lose tact at the ball!
Marya Ivanovna: - I’ve only recently been to the balls, but I heard, that the polka is not a Polish dance at all, as it seems from its name, but a Czech one, and its name comes from the word “half”, because the main step in the polka is half!
Presenter: The popularity of the polka was extraordinary: even weddings were postponed in order to learn how to dance the polka!
Leading:
So, Polka, gentlemen! Gentlemen invite ladies!
(They dance the polka.)
Bela: -Oh, they're spinning! How ashamed were you - after all, I was at your ball for the first time, we don’t have such entertainment in the Caucasus, I almost lost my rhythm! -Bela, turning to Pechorin.
Pechorin : - Well, I’ll please you, my peri, I’ll perform your favorite romance.-Pechorin.
Bela turns all her eyes to Him.
He performs a romance from Lermontov’s poems “I Go Out Alone on the Road” (with guitar)
Presenter
: later they began to hold balls various games, tricks. Ladies and gentlemen, now each of you will receive a note with wishes. It will definitely come true, you just have to believe in it.
Trays with notes are brought in. Each guest in the hall takes a note.
WISHES ON A TRAY.
The host and presenter, as well as the ladies (Marya Ivanovna, Natasha Rostova, Countess Rostova) spread wishes..
Wishes texts:
. “Find happiness in today!”
. “Know that the clouds will clear and the peak will appear!”
. “Remember, no matter how slowly you move, the main thing is not to stop!”
. “Knowing moderation, you will have plenty of everything!”
. Today is the best day for you! Just like everyone else!
. “What awaits you will be wonderful!”
. “Happiness is just around the corner, move in the same direction!”
. “Your future is wonderful, everything is in pink color!»
. “Happiness will come to you, appreciate the joys of life!”
“Once you choose a road, don’t turn off!”
“Look into your soul, ask your heart!”
“Believe in yourself, because for those who believe, nothing is impossible!”
"Don't forget about yourself!"
“Remember, an arrow fired does not return!”
“Find happiness in today!”
“Know that the clouds will clear and the peak will appear!”
“Knowing moderation, you will have plenty of everything!”
“Remember, no matter how slowly you move, the main thing is not to stop!”
“Remember - all good things come from man!”
“Blame against a person is necessary, but praise is even more necessary for him and, most likely, more useful than blasphemy.”
“Enjoy life, there is only one!” “Remember: good begets good
Leading : Yes, the ball is famous for its meeting opportunities.
And who wouldn’t call it a big event?
At first glance, such an ordinary evening,
Which will probably bring everyone
Dating, joy, relaxation for our senses.
And, most importantly, it will give a reason to show
All the beauty of dance art.
Leading
: It turns out that relationships were also sorted out at the balls.
Presenter:
and I was only thinking about declarations of love! Although no. Now look here; those two over there seem to be embarrassed by each other, although it seems that the young officer is about to fall at her feet and open his heart.
A scene from the story “Blizzard” is being performed.
Burmin:
I have been married for four years now and I don’t know who my wife is and where she is, and whether I should ever meet her!
Maria Gavrilovna:
What are you saying? How strange! Continue; but go ahead, do me a favor.
Burmin:
At the beginning of 1812, I hurried to Vilna, where our regiment was located. Arriving one day at the station late in the evening, I ordered the horses to be laid as quickly as possible, when suddenly a terrible snowstorm arose, and the caretaker and the coachmen advised me to wait it out. I obeyed them, but an incomprehensible anxiety took possession of me; it seemed like someone was pushing me like that. Meanwhile, the snowstorm did not subside; I couldn’t bear it, ordered the laying again and rode into the storm. The coachman decided to go along the river. The banks were covered; The driver drove past the place where we entered the road, and thus we found ourselves in an unfamiliar direction. The storm did not subside; I saw a light and ordered to go there. We arrived in the village; there was a fire in the wooden church. The church was open, several sleighs stood outside the fence; people were walking around the porch. "Here! here!" - several voices shouted. I told the coachman to drive up. “For mercy, where did you stop? - someone told me, - the bride has fainted; the priest doesn't know what to do; We were already ready to go back. Come out quickly." I silently jumped out of the sleigh and entered the church. “Thank God,” said the maid, “you came by force. You almost killed the young lady.” The old priest came up to me with the question: “Will you order us to begin?” “Begin, begin, father,” I answered absentmindedly. The girl was raised. She seemed pretty good to me... An incomprehensible, unforgivable frivolity... I stood next to her; the priest was in a hurry; three men and a maid supported the bride and were busy only with her. We were married. “Kiss,” we were told. My wife turned her pale face to me. I wanted to kiss her... She screamed: “Oh, not him! not him! - and fell unconscious. Witnesses stared at me frightened eyes. I turned around, left the church without any obstacles, rushed into the wagon and shouted: “Let’s go!”
The music of G. Sviridov “Blizzard” begins to sound.
The scene continues.
Marya Gavrilovna:
My God! And you don’t know what happened to your poor wife?
Burmin:
I don’t know, I don’t know the name of the village where I got married; I don’t remember which station I left from... The servant who was with me then died on the campaign, so I have no hope of finding the one on whom I played such a cruel joke.
Marya Gavrilovna: My God, my God! So it was you! And you don't recognize me?
Burmin turned pale... and threw himself at her feet...
Loud music.
Presenter:
I'm so glad that everything ends so well.
Tatyana Larina: Ah mon senor, (addresses Evgeny Onegin), it’s time to rest. Give me that fan, please. I wish them refreshment.
Evgeny Onegin enters: : in his hands is a small lorgnette, constantly points it at T. Larina and says:
Really?
Is she really? But definitely... No...
How! From the wilderness of steppe villages...
Is it really the same Tatyana?
which I'm alone with
Did you give lessons in silence?
That girl... is this a dream?...
The girl I am
Neglected in humble fate,
Is she really with me now?
So indifferent, so brave?...
(sits down on her knee, takes her hand, kisses her hand. Tatyana says:)
I got married
you must, I beg you,
leave me;
I know it's in your heart
And pride, and direct honor.
I love you (why lie),
But I was given to someone else
I will be faithful to him forever.
(Tatiana leaves)
Presenter: Previously, at balls it was not customary to talk directly about feelings for each other. The ladies' emotions were expressed by a certain object - a fan. And besides, it is impossible to imagine the 19th century Coquette without a fan. Every beauty knew the rules for handling a fan.
Presenter: Although the fan was in the hands of a woman, know all the subtleties
men had to have a secret language.
The presenters conduct parlor game “The Secret Language of the Fan”
Presenter: COMPETITION “FAN LANGUAGE” try to guess what they mean
in the fan language the following phrases:
- “Yes” - apply the fan with your left hand to your right cheek.
- “I love you” - right hand point the closed fan at your heart.
- “My thoughts are always with you” - open the fan halfway and lightly pass it across your forehead several times.
- “I want to dance with you” - wave an open fan several times towards yourself, i.e. entice.
— “Be careful, we are being watched” - touch your left ear with an open fan.
Marya Ivanovna: -mon ami, is there any uniform order in dancing? Or at the discretion of the ball hosts?
Petr Grinev:- Yes, my darling, in the 18th century it was customary to open the ball with a Polish dance or polonaise, this dance replaced the minuet, the second dance at the ball was the waltz. The culmination of the ball was the mazurka, and the cotillion concluded the balls. Gentlemen at balls signed up in advance, inviting ladies to different dances. In the second half of the 18th-19th centuries, nobles went to balls with pleasure.
Leading: Oh, what a wonderful time it is to be young!
And first love and first losses...
He runs up to those sitting and says:
Lady1:: Gentlemen! We heard the news! Pushkin is getting married!
Lady2: What a passage! After so many hobbies and cupids!
Lady3: But who is she?
Lady1: Mademoiselle Nathalie, the youngest of the 3 Goncharov sisters.
Lady2: Marriage for a poet is such prose!
Lady3: No, no, don't say it. This is a very interesting alliance. Natalie is the first beauty. The king himself noted it with his attention. And Pushkin is the first poet of Russia. Ah, Pushkin, you are here, forgive our curiosity. Tell us where you met Natalya Nikolaevna*
PUSHKIN . My meeting with Natalya Goncharova, my sweet, lovely, gentle Natalie, took place winter evening at the dance master Iogel's ball. I didn’t even intend to go anywhere that day, but Vyazemsky persuaded me...
Moonlight the street was flooded and fluffy snow was falling.
And from the mansion came the sounds of a mazurka. And the silhouettes of elegant ladies and gentlemen flashed through the large windows.
Never before have I come to a ball with such a sad feeling. A secret presentiment tormented me and worried my soul. Peter said something to me and pointed to the young ladies who first appeared in secular society. And suddenly some force made me turn around. I saw her - in a transparent cloud of flounces and lace, in a crowd of young fans, surrounded by numerous relatives and acquaintances... I stepped towards my fate
PUSHKIN. Have you looked in the mirror and are you convinced that nothing in the world can be compared to your face - and I love your soul even more than your face...
NATALIE. I love you, my angel, so much that I can’t express it, since I’ve been here all I’ve been thinking about is how to escape to St. Petersburg to see you... Apart from you, I have no consolation in my life...
Pushkin:
My wishes came true. Creator
Sent you to me, my Madonna,
The purest beauty, the purest example.(kisses hand)
(mazurka dance)
Leading: It's time for the mazurka, gentlemen! In the mazurka, the ladies could flirt to their heart's content, and the gentlemen could show off their daring. The gentleman tapped his spurs, knelt down, walked the lady around him and kissed her hand. The Mazurka has always been at the center of every holiday, they were waiting for it, preparing for it!...
Everyone is dancing the mazurka.
Presenter : What a pity that he’s so cheerfulAnd fiery dance will soon be forgotten.
Leading:
: few people know that this dance also came to us from Poland.
Presenter
: There is a region of Mazovia there, and the people living in it were called Masurians. And the dance got its name from the name local residents: mazury - mazurka.
| Leading:. After the ball, when the guests leave, it often happens that the servants find a lot of lost things, for example, one of the kings spent a long time looking for a girl who lost her shoe at the ball. We would like to find out who owns the lost things. (game with the audience) |
| Lady1: This pen belongs to a nobleman who studied in both Russia and Germany, and lived most of his life in Paris, danced at a ball with Pushkin’s daughter, although he was very fond of Russian nature and hunting. (Turgenev) Lady2: E that literary heroine lived in the village, after tragic death The groom got married quickly enough, and this is her doll. (Olga Larina) Lady3. A bouquet of violets... it became the reason for the meeting of two young people, but their love was unhappy. (" Poor Lisa») Lady1: This is a book by Voltaire, it was brought from abroad by a young nobleman, he traveled abroad for three years, and then returned to Moscow to arrange his personal affairs. (Chatsky) Lady2: Mademoiselle dropped this object into the river and suffered for a long time, trying to get it out of there (Tanya's Ball. A. Barto). Lady3:. And this is a chest, it was carried by one very famous nobleman, he worked both in the construction of government buildings and at customs, however, it later turned out that he was a famous swindler, but he almost married the governor’s daughter, but one fairly tipsy landowner, Arriving at the ball and seeing the swindler, he exposed him. (Chichikov) Lady1: . This pistol... probably the owner was not very pleased to remember it, because he killed a friend with it in a duel... (Onegin) Lady2: This is a thick notebook... there are some notes in it... In my opinion, these are notes from an officer... What was his name? (Pechorin) Presenter And our ball continues. By the way, upon entering, each of you received your own number. I think you guessed that this is for the game of “mail”. You can invite the person you like to dance, because at balls you met, fell in love and wrote letters to each other. |
Leading
:
Poets, ladies, tailcoats. Ball
He brought us here today.
The bright lights are burning here,
And you and I are not alone.
Presenter
: Ah, this ball cannot be forgotten!
Around me are my friends,
At dawn - bright fireworks,
The carriage has arrived. There was a century...
Leading: : Ladies and gentlemen! We sincerely thank all participants
and the guests of today's ball. We hope that you, having plunged
to the past, felt the spirit of that time. We were glad
see you! See you again at the literary ball!
Background music plays and participants are invited to a fruit buffet.
Scenario for the event “In the Land of Literary Heroes”
Purpose of the event : V game form test children's knowledge of the content of books they have read, genre - children's fairy tale.
Participants: a librarian leading the event and two teams of preschoolers.
Presenter's introduction .
Two teams will take part in the game. Let's give the teams names. Let the first team be called “Well Done”, and the second “Wise Guys”. I ask each team to choose a captain.
So are the teams ready? Our competition begins!
1 round "Magic Words"
Guys, guess who says that.
1. By pike command, according to my desire... (Emelya.)
2. Sivka-Burka, prophetic kaurka! Stand before me like a leaf before the grass! (Ivanushka the fool.)
3. Fly, fly, petal, through west to east, through north, through south, come back after making a circle. As soon as you touch the ground, it’s my way. (Zhenya from the fairy tale “The Flower of Seven Flowers.”)
4. One, two, three! Pot, cook! (Girl from the fairy tale “A Pot of Porridge.”)
5. Kreks, fex, peke! (Pinocchio.)
6. Kara-baras. (Moidodyr.)
Round 2 “Fairytale detectives”.
Now I invite each of you to play the role of a detective. You will recognize the literary hero from my description.
The first task is called “Identikit”.
Bear loves honey. The head is full of sawdust. Has literary abilities. (Winnie the Pooh)
Boy. Parents are poor. Emits a persistent odor. There is a green crest on the head. Dangerous! Causes abundant flows of tears. (Cipollino).
An elderly man. Profession: carpenter. Special features: blue nose. (Giuseppe).
Animal. Habitat: Africa. Distinctive feature character - curiosity. Special features: after meeting a crocodile on the river bank, his nose became very long. (Elephant calf)
Doll. Place of work: puppet theater. A distinctive character trait is good manners. Pronounced teaching abilities. Special sign- hair blue color. (Malvina)
Human. Made of iron. Profession: woodcutter. Afraid of water. The most cherished desire is to receive a heart. (Tin Woodman).
Dog. Place of residence: village. Origin: a simple dog, not a purebred dog. Profession – hunter. (Ball).
Second task
– Recognize the hero by the event that happened in his life.
1. This hero worked as a doctor on a ship. One day his ship crashed and he was captured by the little people. (Gulliver).
2. As this hero himself said, he managed to pull himself out of the swamp by the braid of his wig, flew on a cannonball, turned the evil wolf inside out and shot the mad fur coat. (Baron Munhausen).
3. This boy, as a punishment for impoliteness, was turned by a gnome into a little man and traveled with a flock of geese. (Nils)
4. This heroine ran after the white rabbit, but then fell into a deep well and ended up in an unusual country. (Alice)
5. The only boy in the world who never grew up. (Peter Pan)
Round 3 “Fairytale Journeys”.
You will have to imagine yourself as heroes famous fairy tales. Well, captains, did you imagine that you were in a fairyland? Then, assignments for you.
– What words need to be spoken to:
1. Call Sivka Burka? Answer (Sivka - Burka, prophetic kaurka, stand in front of me like a leaf in front of the grass!)
2.Together with Ali Baba, open the door to the cave with treasures?Answer (Sim - sim, open the door!)
3. Cook porridge in a magic pot?Answer (One, two, three, pot, cook!)
4. Make a wish come true with a magic pike?Answer (At the behest of the pike, at my will!)
– And now we, together with the boy Mowgli, will be transported to the jungle and remember the names of those who lived next to him. I will name the beast, and your task is to say its name. Let's start.
Bear (Baloo )
Panther (Bagheera)
Jackal (Tobacco)
Python(Kaa)
Wolf(Akela).
Round 4 “Magic Remedy”
Guys, what would you ask...
1. Ole-Lukoje? (Umbrella.)
2. The soldier, the hero of Andersen’s fairy tale? (Flint.)
3. Pinocchio? (Golden key.)
4. Dunno? (Magic wand.)
5. Little Mook? (Shoes and cane.)
6. Ellie? (Silver shoes, golden hat, silver whistle.)
7. Aladdin? (Magic lamp.)
8. Girls from the fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm? (Pot.)
Conclusion.
And now it’s time to name the winning team in today’s Literary Ring.
The event ends with an award ceremony for the winning team.