On a visit to marshak scripts for children. Scenario of a literary holiday for children of the preparatory group of the kindergarten
The scenario of the holiday - a quiz based on the works of S.Ya. Marshak
The material was developed and hosted by the event
Educator G.PD. GBOU TsO No. 1085 Leonova S.G.
Moscow SEAD
Objectives: 1. To consolidate the knowledge of children about the life and work of S.Ya. Marshak.
2. Instill interest in reading fiction.
3. Develop memory, attention, thinking, culture of communication.
4. Cultivate a good attitude towards people, diligence.
Hall decoration: Portrait of S.Ya. Marshak, children's drawings for the works
poet, exhibition of books, proverbs and sayings about books and reading:
The book is your best friend.
A book is a book, but move your mind.
From time immemorial, the book raises a person.
Who reads a lot, he knows a lot.
A mind without a book is like a bird without wings.
A book is like water: it will make its way everywhere.
The more you learn, the stronger you become.
Homework: memorize a poem by S.Ya.Marshak
from the book "Children in a Cage"
Teams of 8 people from 2a and 2b classes participate in the quiz.
PROGRESS OF THE EVENT:
Vedas. It is unlikely that there will be a child in our country who, in early childhood, did not hear, would not know the poems of S.Ya. Marshak. “Luggage”, “The Tale of the Stupid Mouse”, “Ball”, “Children in a Cage” .... And you guys, can you continue the list of works by S.Ya.Marshak? (children's answers)
S.Ya. Marshak was a faithful comrade and good friend of children all his life. He made friends with them from an early age with poetry, with ringing rhymes, showed them the wonderful power mother tongue taught to rejoice in the beauty of the poetic word.
Can you guys tell me something about this person?
S.Ya.Marshak was born on November 3 (October 22), 1887 in Voronezh, in the family of a master chemist. The poet's family was large and friendly.
All my childhood gave me
How rich is this light:
Sweet mother's caress
And father's advice ....
The poet's father was very fond of books, knew several foreign languages. Mom took care of her six children.
Early childhood and first school years the future writer lived in the county town of Ostrogozhsk, Voronezh province. Since the book was a favorite friend in the Marshakov family, he early became interested in poetry. He began to compose poetry from the age of 4, and by the age of 11 he had already written several longest poems and translated Horace's ode. With great gratitude, Marshak recalled his gymnasium teacher V.I. Teplykh, who taught the poet to love classic literature and encouraged his first poetic experiences. In 1902 One of the first poetic notebooks of Marshak fell into the hands of the famous Russian art historian and critic V.V. Stasov, who accepted Active participation in the fate of the young man. Thanks to the efforts of Stasov, Marshak was transferred to one of the best gymnasiums in the capital. Having moved to St. Petersburg, Samuil Yakovlevich began to visit houses where such famous people what kind. Repin, M. Gorky, F.I. Chaliapin, A.K. Glazunov and others.
In 1904 S.Ya. Marshak's poems are published for the first time in the magazine. Acquaintance with M. Gorky also played a big role in the fate of the writer.
We, the youth of a remote town,
For a long time they read Gorky avidly,
Searched in every published magazine,
And we were intoxicated by every line.
Children's poems, fairy tale plays and performances for the Krasnodar theater, created by the author himself, Marshak began to write in the early 20s, becoming a children's writer. Dramatic plays - fairy tales "12 months", "Cat's house", "Smart things" are especially popular. S.Ya.Marshak died on July 4, 1964. in Moscow, having lived a long life, working until the end of his days. One of his last poems was:
The world will disappear at that very hour,
When I disappear
How he died for your eyes,
Departed friends.
There will be no sun and moon,
All flowers fade.
There won't even be silence
It won't even be dark...
No, the world will exist
And even if I'm not in it,
But I managed to embrace the whole world,
All millions of years.
I thought, I felt, I lived
And all that I could, comprehended,
And in this right he deserved
For your immortal moment.
You guys got acquainted with only a small part of the works of the great writer S.Ya. Marshak, and today we will remember them again, answering the quiz questions.
PRESENTATION OF TEAMS (team name, captain's choice)
1con. « RIDDLES - RIDDLES «
Write down the answers on a piece of paper, show them at the command of the presenter. The maximum number of points is -6.
He makes noise in the field and in the garden,
But he won't get into the house.
And I'm not going anywhere
As long as he goes. (rain)
They beat him with a hand and a stick.
Nobody feels sorry for him.
Why are they beating the poor guy?
And for the fact that he is inflated! (ball)
3. We always walk together,
Similar as brothers.
We are at dinner under the table,
And at night, under the bed. (boots)
4. She set to work,
She screamed and sang.
Ate, ate oak, oak, broke a tooth, a tooth. (saw)
5. Under New Year he came to the house
Such a ruddy fat man.
But every day he lost weight
And finally completely disappeared. (calendar)
6. What is in front of us:
Two shafts behind the ears
In front of the wheel
And the nurse on the nose? (glasses)
2CONC. "CONTINUE THE LINE"
Teams receive 1 point for each correct answer.
The kitten did not want to wash - he overturned ...... (trough)
At Vanka, at Vstanka - unfortunate .... (nannies)
My cheerful, sonorous .... (ball)
They gave the lady at the station 4 green .... (receipts)
Instead of a hat on the go, he put on .... (frying pan)
3CONC. "GUESS THE HERO"
Say the name of the hero and what work he is from, guessing him by verbal portrait. For each correct answer, the team will receive 1 point.
Who is knocking on my door
With a thick shoulder bag
With the number 5 on a copper plaque, In an old uniform cap? (Postman from the production of "Military Mail")
2. But here, alarmed by the rod,
He got out of the basket
Jumped on the table, wagged his tail
And jump over the side of the car. (Cat from the production "Adventure on the road") 3. Sharp-toothed, sharp-eyed,
He was a thief and a creep, and it used to be every day
Stole chickens from the villages. (Ferret from the production. "The Tale of the Smart Mouse)
4.Brought oatmeal-
He turned away from the cup.
Brought him radishes
He turned away from the bowl. (Kitten from the work. "Mustached striped") 5. Twenty years extinguished fires,
Saved forty souls from death
Fought with flames more than once.
He's not afraid of anything
puts on gloves,
Boldly climbs the wall. (Kuzma from the production of "Fire") 6. For a century he served as janitors,
Guarded the master's house. (Cat Vasily from the production of "Cat's House")
4 CAPTAIN COMPETITION: If you agree with my words, show a green card, if you do not agree, red.
The scattered man lived on Basseinaya Street. It's right?
I affirm that the girl from the poem "The Mustachioed Striped" is 5 years old. Is this true or not?
The cat Murka laughed:
- Oh, you smoky skin!
How not to call you
A mouse cannot be a cat.
I claim these are lines from the Tale of the Stupid Mouse
4. Kuzma gave Lena a cat as a keepsake, which he also saved from the fire. Right? Yes.
You will live and live.
Just don't set it on fire!
Here's a cat for you.
Dry it up a bit!
5. Looking for firefighters,
Looking for the police
Looking for photographers
In our capital
Looking for a long time
But they can't find
some guy
Twenty years.
These lines are from "Fire?", right?
No, from "The Tale of the Unknown Hero"
5 COMPETITION. "SOLVE ANAGRAMS"
The letters in the words are mixed up, swap them to get the name of the work or its hero. The team that completed the task first will receive 3 points.
zh ga ba (luggage), ontalpoch (postman), razhpo (fire), makuz (Kuzma)
chetsapadri (stepdaughter)
6 COMPETITION. "NAME THE ANIMAL"
Now you will hear verses from the book by S.Ya.Marshak "Children in a Cage". You have to guess which zoo animal they are talking about.
For each correct answer, the team will receive 1 point.
Picking flowers is easy and simple
Children of small stature
But to one who is so high
It's not easy to pick a flower! (giraffe)
2. We have a spacious pond.
My brother and I swim together.
The water is cool and fresh
She is being replaced by a guard.
We swim from wall to wall
Either on the side or on the back.
Keep to the right, dear
Don't kick me! (White bears)
3. Striped horses,
african horses,
It's good to play hide and seek
In the meadow among the grass!
Lined horses
Like school notebooks
Painted horses
From hooves to head. (zebras)
4. True, children, I'm good!
It looks like a big bag.
On the seas in the old days
I overtook steamboats.
And now I'm here in the garden
I swim quietly in the pond. (penguin)
Summing up, awarding the winners.
Target: v game form recall and repeat the works of S.Ya. Marshak;
arouse interest in his work; learn to comprehend content
works; instill interest in reading books; develop imagination,
thinking, communication culture, expressive reading, acting
capabilities; educate mercy, diligence.
Registration: portrait of S. Ya. Marshak, presentation of biography and creativity,
elements of scenery for fairy tales and poems.«
The course of the holiday
1 leader. Hello guys!
2 leading. We are very glad that you came to meet us!
3 leading . And we want to talk about the work of the famous children's writer S. Ya Marshak, whose birthday this year marks 128 years.
Man Distracted . ( running out t) Dear
Carriage respected!
Carriagedear
Dear!
No matter what
I have to go
Is it possible by the tram
Station stop?
( looks back ) Ouch! What kind of station is this?
Dibuny or Yamskaya?
1 presenter .Neither one nor the other! This is our school!
scattered . Eh! I didn't get there again.
2leader . But no! This time you've come to the right place! . What is it in your hand?
scattered . Ah .. this ... you see ... instead of a hat on the go, I put on a frying pan ...
3 leading. A! So you --- Human Scattered!
scattered . Yes!
Girl . ( runs out with the ball ). My cheerful
Voiced
Ball.
Where are you going
Rushed
Jump?
1 leader. Stop!. Stop! You can't play here!
Stepdaughter . ( comes with a basket for a ring )
You roll, roll, ringlet,
On the spring porch
In the summer canopy
In the autumn teremok
Yes on the winter carpet
To the New Year's fire!
Ouch! And where are the brothers-months?
2 leading
. Dear girl, come in, don't be afraid! Only brother-months are not here. Guys who love the works of S. Ya. Marshak gathered in this hall.
3 leading
. Everyone here knows you and is very glad to see you! Really guys? Who came to us?
Hall
. The stepdaughter from the fairy tale play "Twelve Months" and the Distracted Man.
Girl with a ball . And this is the ball from the poem, which is called --- "The ball."
scattered .O! They really know! Can you tell me where I live? And then I always go somewhere in the wrong place.
Hall. On Basseinaya Street.
scattered . What good fellows! Everybody knows!
1 presenter . Of course they do. Just don't rush home. Stay with us and help us tell about the famous children's writer S. Ya. Marshak.
Scattered. We will gladly stay!
Stepdaughter . And my magic ring will help the heroes of the works of Samuil Yakovlevich appear here.
2 leading
. Wonderful! Take a seat, please.
3 leading . And we start an amusing trip to a fairy-tale land created by the imagination of the talented writer Samuil Yakovlevich Marshak. Marshak was born on October 22, 1887 in the city of Voronezh. Samuil Yakovlevich's father often changed his place of service. Six children grew up in the family. They often moved from place to place. For a long time the boy remembered life on wheels, in constant bustle and anxiety.
1 leading . He wrote poems about his childhood experiences:
To a distant, unfamiliar land
My whole family is going.
Third day instead of home
She has one bench.
2leader . We are a little cramped
This is new housing.
But the open window
In front of the table --- mine.
3 leading . S. Ya. Marshak I began to compose poetry at the age of four.
He tried to write stories, plays, games, riddles. Do you guys like puzzles? Come on, guess.
Girl with a ball. I, I will guess, you will never guess!
They beat him with a hand and a stick.
Nobody feels sorry for him.
And why are they beating the poor guy?
And for the fact that he is inflated. (Ball )
scattered . Now I will guess.
He makes noise in the field and in the garden,
But it won't get into the house.
And I'm not going anywhere
As long as he goes. (Rain )
Stepdaughter . And I know the riddle that was composed by S. Ya. Marshak.
On New Year's Eve he came to the house
Such a ruddy fat man.
But every day he lost weight
And, finally, completely disappeared. (The calendar )
Well done guys, you know how to solve riddles.
1 presenter . Marshak traveled a lot on foot around the country, went with fishermen to the sea, lived in a forest school. He translated folk ballads and poems. Some of them were very fond of readers and were even set to music.
( The song "On the distant Amazon" is performed. Poems by Rudyard Kipling translated
S. Ya. Marshak)
Lyrics:
I have never been to the distant Amazon.
Foreign ships never go there.
Only "Don" and "Magdalene" are fast ships,
Chorus:
From Liverpool harbour, always on Thursdays
Vessels set sail for distant shores.
They sail to Brazil, Brazil, Brazil,
And I want to go to Brazil - distant shores!
Only "Don" and "Magdalene",
Only "Don" and "Magdalene",
Only "Don" and "Magdalene" go by sea there.
Never will you find in our northern forests
Long-tailed jaguars, armored turtles.
Chorus.
But in sunny Brazil, my Brazil
Such an abundance of unseen animals.
Will I see Brazil, Brazil, Brazil
Will I see Brazil before my old age?
Chorus.
2 leading
. Brazil is a good country, only this song is not about an exotic country, but about a dream. And dreams, if they are achieved, come true! Remember this guys!
3 leading
.(to stepdaughter)
Dear girl, won't your magic ring help you see how Marshak's heroes are doing?
Stepdaughter. Of course it will help. Let's see what's going on in the mouse's house.
You roll, roll, ringlet,
Along the path, not along the river.
Bump after bump.
Look into the mouse's house
2 "L"(A dramatization of an excerpt from the play "About the Stupid Mouse")
Girl with a ball . I love this tale very much. She teaches not to pass by someone else's misfortune. Learn to be kind and considerate to others.
1 presenter . A wonderful fairy tale! But Marshak wrote his poems simply, clearly and fascinatingly. Let's listen beautiful poem"Baggage" and watch the dramatization.
Stepdaughter . But my ring can.
You roll, roll, ringlet,
Call the guests cordially
Call them quickly
To make it more fun!
What is that noise?
Lady. Where is the luggage compartment?
(Staging of the poem "Baggage").
Girl with a ball . Look! Here comes a whole family from the poem "About one student and six deuces" to us.
2 leader. A student came from school.
Why did he close his diary?
Guys, do you want to know WHY?
Then watch and listen.
(A dramatization of the poem "About one student and six deuces").
3 leading . The best poetic works of S. Marshak, published in one book "Poems for Children", were awarded the State Prize in 1951. S. Ya. Marshak was always at work. Until the last days, he thought about children, wrote about them and for them .. Huge work, bright and wise talent, good fame of S.Ya. Let's hear some more of them.
Children who read poetry themselves represent them.
2 "L" "Mustachioed, striped"
2 "M" "Colorful pages"
2 "H" "Mail"
QUIZ (Victoria Yurievna will insert)
1 presenter . We will end our meeting with the words of the poet.
2 "L" I wish you to bloom, grow.
Save, improve health.
It's for a long journey
The main condition.
2 "M" Let every day and every hour
You will get a new one.
May your mind be good
And the heart will be smart.
2 "N" I sincerely wish you,
Friends, all the best.
All the best, friends
It's not cheap for us.
TEACHER: Not only songs, but also cartoons are based on Marshak's works. We offer you to watch the m / f "Scattered Man"
Literary Lounge
"Let your mind be good, and your heart be smart,"
dedicated to the work of S. Ya. Marshak
Goals:
to expand the knowledge of children about the life and work of S.Ya.Marshak;
instill an interest in reading;
to replenish the vocabulary of students through creative gaming activities;
develop imagination, thinking, culture of communication;
cultivate a good attitude towards people, compassion, diligence.
Equipment: portrait of S.Ya. Marshak, presentation, posters,
exhibition of children's books.
The course of the holiday.
Zhulduz
Hello guys! Today we have gathered for a holiday dedicated to S.Ya. Marshak.
Performance by students of the 3rd "D" class.
slide 1
He walks with me around the world
From winter to spring and summer
He is nearby for a reason… Who?
My teacher, Marshak.
He greets the day with verses,
Shakes his gray head
If something goes wrong...
Strict,
Coastal Marshak.
Isn't he a freak? Not at all!
Dreaming here only
And - takes off ... just like that!
Who?!
My teacher, Marshak!
slide 2
Nurzhamal
Samuil Yakovlevich Marshak was born on November 3, 1887 in the city of Voronezh. The family was large, lived poorly, but very friendly.
slide 3
The poet's father, a talented self-taught inventor, worked as a foreman at various factories, so the family often moved from place to place.
Mother - Evgenia Borisovna was a housewife. He began to study at school in the city of Ostrogozhsk, and when he was 13 years old, his family moved to St. Petersburg, and he began to attend classes at the gymnasium.
slide 4
Zhulduz
As a child, little Marshak read a lot. This is how he tells about himself: “I fell in love with poetry very early. The first children's book that fell into my hands was Styopka-tattered. I loved the bold and playful lines. When in the first grade of the gymnasium we were given a poem by Tyutchev, I was captivated by the poems, and I began to pay attention to the author's signature under the poems. But the strongest impression, one that remained for the rest of my life, was made on me by Pushkin's fairy tales.
When did he start writing poetry? What do you guys think?
slide 5
Nurzhamal
He began writing poetry before he could write. He was then only four years old. At the age of five, he read his poems at a children's matinee, and from the age of twelve he wrote entire poems. And at the age of twenty, his first poems were published in various magazines.
slide 6
Zhulduz
The first children's book by Samuil Yakovlevich Marshak was called -
"Children in a Cage" and was released in 1923.
Slide 7
The poet wrote the first children's poems about the smallest and for the smallest. Demonstration of books for young children.
Slide 8
Nurzhamal
The heroes of many works of Samuil Yakovlevich Marshak are animals. Talking about them, the writer implies the actions of people and the relationship between them. In 1923, the "Tale of the Silly Mouse" appeared - this was another direction of search. It is difficult to determine the genre of this poem. Lullaby? Perhaps. The poet tells how the mouse was lulled to sleep, the general structure of the thing is lyrical; the four-foot trochee, which is often fervent and extremely dynamic in Marshak, here flows calmly and unhurriedly. But there is something in the thing that is unusual for "lulling" verses, some kind of shift in tone. Yes, and it is not called a lullaby, but a fairy tale. The shift is that, without losing lyricism, the poem is at the same time a little ironic, a little playful, a little sad and moralizing, like a fable.
Word given 2 "Z" class.
Dramatization of the fairy tale "Stupid Mouse"
Slide 9
Zhulduz
Marshak wrote poems for children and about children. The poet spoke about loafer boys and a talking cat in the poem “The Cat and the Loafers”.
The word is given 2 "D" class with a poem
"The Cat and the Loafers".
Slide 10
Nurzhamal
In his works, he taught children to enjoy the beauty of the poetic word. He showed that poems can tell entertaining and instructive stories.
And one more landscape cycle - "Colorful book".
It is written in a different key. These are captions for drawings, but peculiar: each page devoted to some color is a large poem, from three to ten stanzas. The poet gives pictures of summer, winter, sea, desert, night city. Poems do not lose, printed without illustrations, because these are, in essence, not signatures, but verbal pictures.
The word is given 2 "F" class "Colored Book"
slide 11
Zhulduz
Writer Valentin Berestov recalls: “Once I watched amateur filming. Marshak is waiting for someone on the bench. A few more shots, and two guys are already sitting next to him, another shot - there are five of them, and then they no longer fit on the bench, almost hanging on the shoulders of the poet. The children were very fond of communicating with Samuil Yakovlevich. Who knows, maybe that's how he sat on the bench and asked the children his riddles. Let's try to solve these riddles.
Quiz based on the works of S. Ya. Marshak.
Pupils of the 2nd "F" class come out.
Slides 12-19
Vova
He makes noise in the field and in the forest,
But it won't get into the house.
And I'm not going anywhere
As long as he goes. (Rain.)
Kristina
What is in front of us:
Two shafts behind the ears
In front of the wheel
And today on the nose? (Glasses.)
Nurzhan
She set to work:
She screamed and sang.
Ate, ate oak, oak,
Broken tooth, tooth. (Saw.)
Leila
We always walk together
Similar as brothers.
We are at dinner - under the table,
And at night under the bed. (Boots.)
Abdurahim
They beat him with a hand and a stick,
Nobody feels sorry for him.
Why are they beating the poor guy?
And for the fact that he is inflated! (Ball.)
Julia D
We walk at night, we walk during the day
But we're not going anywhere.
We strike regularly every hour,
And you, friends. don't hit us. (Clock.)
Vlad
In Linen Country
On the river sheet
The ship is sailing
Back, then forward.
And behind him such a smooth surface -
Not a wrinkle to be seen! (Iron.)
Slide 20
Nurzhamal
Acquaintance with the exhibition of books based on the works of S.Ya.Marshak. The works of Samuil Yakovlevich Marshak are close and understandable to children. All his life he was a faithful comrade and good friend of children. Samuil Yakovlevich showed that poetry can draw colorful pictures of the world, tell entertaining and instructive stories and fairy tales, you can perfectly ridicule the enemy and you can arouse interest, reflection, sympathy for misfortune in a person, teach you to dream about the future, work cheerfully and intelligently, learn the world.
The works of S. Ya. Marshak are not only understandable and interesting to children, they are didactic in their content. Whatever topics they covered - alphabet and counting, wild and domestic animals, mail, transport, fire department, circus, school, library, professions and crafts, temporary concepts, moral and patriotic education...
Slide 21–22
The writer devoted a lot of works school life children. These are works such as "Merry Account" - funny and serious poems: they teach, educate and entertain. These works are like a conclusion from Marshak’s entire work on cycles of children’s poems - a conclusion that opens up new ways for working on cognitive works and shows how extensive the possibilities of the form of the cycle are, “Merry ABC”, “Punctuation Marks”,
"About one student and six units."
We give the word to 3 "G" class
with the poem "About one student and six units."
Performance 2 "F" class
with the poem "Punctuation Marks".
slide 23
Zhulduz
He wanted the children to grow up smart, honest, kind, courageous and enlightened people. Marshak once explained to the children that he would like to give them a doll that speaks the words that a person needs most at that moment. For example: “Don't be sad. There will be a holiday on your street.” Or: “Don't be afraid! There are worse things." Or: “Do not be offended! Be smarter than your offender." But since such dolls do not exist, Marshak advised the children to say words to themselves that could console them, calm them down, cheer them up, make them kinder, braver, smarter and more patient. Marshak wrote “And to help those who do not come to mind the right words at the right moment, good books can ... ”And Samuil Marshak wrote such books all his life.
The game. By a set of keywords to find out the work .
1) Field, house, gate, cohabitation of 4 heroes, with the distribution of responsibilities.
("Teremok")
2) A bag, a basket, a cardboard box, a dog, a suitcase, a picture, a sofa. ("Baggage")
3) Ice, refrigerator, narrow spoon, strawberry, strawberry, pineapple, orange.
("Ice cream")
4) Forest, royal palace, spring flowers, basket, Christmas tree, ring, big fire. ("Twelve months")
5) Folding, made of steel, corkscrew, screwdrivers, awl, scissors, saws, drill.
(Knife. "Workshop in your pocket")
6) Water, soap foam, a straw, inflated, multi-colored, more transparent glass, elegant, arrogant. ("Bubble")
slide 24
Marshak has a work “Wishing friends”.
Performance of students of the 3rd "D" class.
I wish you to bloom, grow,
Save, improve health.
It is for a long journey -
The main condition.
May every day and every hour
You will get a new one.
May your mind be good
And the heart will be smart.
I sincerely wish you
Friends, all the best.
All the best, friends
It’s not cheap for us!”
Slide 25
Nurzhamal
Before last day of his life Samuil Yakovlevich Marshak did not part with pen and paper. He died on June 4, 1964 and was buried at
Novo - Devichye cemetery in Moscow.
Marshak is not with us today, but you always feel him near. Not only books - the image of the poet remained with us. The pressure of his energy, the power of continuous, all-consuming labor, merciless exactingness to himself and perseverance, but kind to his comrades-in-arms, students - the highest measure and example for all who create our culture.
A classic of Soviet poetry for children, its ancestor and its leader for half a century - you can’t count how many paths he opened, how many talents he nurtured. A poet, an activist, a person is unique. But pick up, carry on
his feat is necessary by the common forces of all generations of writers who are building our literature for children.
Guys, we hope that after our holiday you would like to read Marshak's books.
secondary school № 37
named after Syrbay Maulenov
LITERARY LIVING ROOM
among students primary school dedicated to the work of S.Ya. Marshak
Prepared by:
Dyusenova N.B.
Objectives: 1. To consolidate the knowledge of children about the life and work of S.Ya. Marshak.
2. Instill interest in reading fiction.
3. Develop memory, attention, thinking, culture of communication.
4. Cultivate a good attitude towards people, diligence.
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Holiday scenario - quizzes
works by S.Ya.Marshak
The material was developed and hosted by the event
Educator G.PD. GBOU TsO No. 1085 Leonova S.G.
Moscow SEAD
Objectives: 1. To consolidate the knowledge of children about the life and work of S.Ya. Marshak.
2. Instill interest in reading fiction.
3. Develop memory, attention, thinking, culture of communication.
4. Cultivate a good attitude towards people, diligence.
Hall decoration: Portrait of S.Ya. Marshak, children's drawings for the works
poet, exhibition of books, proverbs and sayings about books and reading:
- The book is your best friend.
- A book is a book, but move your mind.
- From time immemorial, the book raises a person.
- Who reads a lot, he knows a lot.
- A mind without a book is like a bird without wings.
- A book is like water: it will make its way everywhere.
- The more you learn, the stronger you become.
Homework: memorize a poem by S.Ya.Marshak
From the book "Children in a Cage"
Teams of 8 people from 2a and 2b classes participate in the quiz.
PROGRESS OF THE EVENT:
Vedas. It is unlikely that there will be a child in our country who, in early childhood, did not hear, would not know the poems of S.Ya. Marshak. “Luggage”, “The Tale of the Stupid Mouse”, “Ball”, “Children in a Cage” .... And you guys, can you continue the list of works by S.Ya.Marshak? (children's answers)
S.Ya. Marshak was a faithful comrade and good friend of children all his life. He made friends with them from an early age with poetry, with sonorous rhyme, showed them the wonderful power of their native language, taught them to enjoy the beauty of the poetic word.
Can you guys tell me something about this person?
S.Ya.Marshak was born on November 3 (October 22), 1887 in Voronezh, in the family of a master chemist. The poet's family was large and friendly.
All my childhood gave me
How rich is this light:
Sweet mother's caress
And father's advice ....
The poet's father was very fond of books, knew several foreign languages. Mom took care of her six children.
Early childhood and early school years, the future writer lived in the county town of Ostrogozhsk, Voronezh province. Since the book was a favorite friend in the Marshakov family, he early became interested in poetry. He began to compose poetry from the age of 4, and by the age of 11 he had already written several longest poems and translated Horace's ode. With great gratitude, Marshak recalled his gymnasium teacher V.I. Teplykh, who taught the poet to love classical literature and encouraged his first poetic experiments. In 1902 One of the first poetic notebooks of Marshak fell into the hands of the famous Russian art historian and critic V.V. Stasov, who took an active part in the fate of the young man. Thanks to the efforts of Stasov, Marshak was transferred to one of the best gymnasiums in the capital. Having moved to St. Petersburg, Samuil Yakovlevich began to visit houses where such famous people as I.E. Repin, M. Gorky, F.I. Chaliapin, A.K. Glazunov and others.
In 1904 S.Ya. Marshak's poems are published for the first time in the magazine. Acquaintance with M. Gorky also played a big role in the fate of the writer.
We, the youth of a remote town,
For a long time they read Gorky avidly,
Searched in every published magazine,
And we were intoxicated by every line.
Children's poems, fairy tale plays and performances for the Krasnodar theater, created by the author himself, Marshak began to write in the early 20s, becoming a children's writer. Dramatic plays - fairy tales "12 months", "Cat's house", "Smart things" are especially popular. S.Ya.Marshak died on July 4, 1964. in Moscow, having lived a long life, working until the end of his days. One of his last poems was:
The world will disappear at that very hour,
When I disappear
How he died for your eyes,
Departed friends.
There will be no sun and moon,
All flowers fade.
There won't even be silence
It won't even be dark...
No, the world will exist
And even if I'm not in it,
But I managed to embrace the whole world,
All millions of years.
I thought, I felt, I lived
And all that I could, comprehended,
And in this right he deserved
For your immortal moment.
You guys got acquainted with only a small part of the works of the great writer S.Ya. Marshak, and today we will remember them again, answering the quiz questions.
PRESENTATION OF TEAMS (team name, captain's choice)
1con. « RIDDLES - RIDDLES «
Write down the answers on a piece of paper, show them at the command of the presenter. The maximum number of points is -6.
- He makes noise in the field and in the garden,
But he won't get into the house.
And I'm not going anywhere
As long as he goes. (rain)
- They beat him with a hand and a stick.
Nobody feels sorry for him.
Why are they beating the poor guy?
And for the fact that he is inflated! (ball)
3. We always walk together,
Similar as brothers.
We are at dinner under the table,
And at night, under the bed. (boots)
4. She set to work,
She screamed and sang.
Ate, ate oak, oak, broke a tooth, a tooth. (saw)
5. On New Year's Eve he came to the house
Such a ruddy fat man.
But every day he lost weight
And finally completely disappeared. (calendar)
6. What is in front of us:
Two shafts behind the ears
In front of the wheel
And the nurse on the nose? (glasses)
2CONC. "CONTINUE THE LINE"
Teams receive 1 point for each correct answer.
- The kitten did not want to wash - he overturned ...... (trough)
- At Vanka, at Vstanka - unfortunate .... (nannies)
- My cheerful, sonorous .... (ball)
- They gave the lady at the station 4 green .... (receipts)
- Instead of a hat on the go, he put on .... (frying pan)
3CONC. "GUESS THE HERO"
Say the name of the hero and what work he is from, guessing him from a verbal portrait. For each correct answer, the team will receive 1 point.
- Who is knocking on my door
With a thick shoulder bag
With the number 5 on a copper plaque,
In an old uniform cap? (Postman from the production of "Military Mail")
2. But here, alarmed by the rod,
He got out of the basket
Jumped on the table, wagged his tail
And jump over the side of the car. (Cat from "Adventure on the Road")
3. Sharp-toothed, sharp-eyed,
He was a thief and a creep
And it used to be every day
Stole chickens from the villages. (Ferret from the production. "The Tale of the Smart Mouse)
4.Brought oatmeal-
He turned away from the cup.
Brought him radishes
He turned away from the bowl. (Kitten from the work. "Mustachioed striped")
5. Twenty years extinguished fires,
Saved forty souls from death
Fought with flames more than once.
He's not afraid of anything
puts on gloves,
Boldly climbs the wall. (Kuzma from the production of "Fire")
6. For a century he served as janitors,
Guarded the master's house. (Cat Vasily from the production of "Cat's House")
4CAPTAIN COMPETITION:
If you agree with my words, show a green card, if you disagree, show a red one.
- The scattered man lived on Basseinaya Street. It's right?
- I affirm that the girl from the poem "The Mustachioed Striped" is 5 years old. Is this true or not?
- The cat Murka laughed:
Oh, you smoky skin!
How not to call you
A mouse cannot be a cat.
I claim these are lines from the Tale of the Stupid Mouse
4. Kuzma gave Lena a cat as a keepsake, which he also saved from the fire. Right? Yes.
You will live and live.
Just don't set it on fire!
Here's a cat for you.
Dry it up a bit!
5. Looking for firefighters,
Looking for the police
Looking for photographers
In our capital
Looking for a long time
But they can't find
some guy
Twenty years.
These lines are from "Fire?", right?
No, from "The Tale of the Unknown Hero"
5 COMPETITION. "SOLVE ANAGRAMS"
The letters in the words are mixed up, swap them to get the name of the work or its hero. The team that completed the task first will receive 3 points.
zh ga ba (luggage), ontalpoch (postman), razhpo (fire), makuz (Kuzma)
chetsapadri (stepdaughter)
6 COMPETITION. "NAME THE ANIMAL"
Now you will hear verses from the book by S.Ya.Marshak "Children in a Cage". You have to guess which zoo animal they are talking about.
For each correct answer, the team will receive 1 point.
- Picking flowers is easy and simple
Children of small stature
But to one who is so high
It's not easy to pick a flower! (giraffe)
2. We have a spacious pond.
My brother and I swim together.
The water is cool and fresh
She is being replaced by a guard.
We swim from wall to wall
Either on the side or on the back.
Keep to the right, dear
Don't kick me! (White bears)
3. Striped horses,
african horses,
It's good to play hide and seek
In the meadow among the grass!
Lined horses
Like school notebooks
Painted horses
From hooves to head. (zebras)
4. True, children, I'm good!
It looks like a big bag.
On the seas in the old days
I overtook steamboats.
And now I'm here in the garden
I swim quietly in the pond. (penguin)
Summing up, awarding the winners.
SCENARIO
"Visiting Marshak"
Developed by a primary school teacher MBOU Gymnasium. A. Platonova
Makarenko S.N.
Moderator: guys, today our meeting will be dedicated to talented person, whose name we already know in early childhood - S.Ya. Marshak.
S.Ya. Marshak was born in 1887 and spent his early childhood in the provincial wilderness near Voronezh. His father worked in a factory. He was a talented self-taught inventor. It was the father who instilled in his children the desire for knowledge, interest and respect for work.
The book was a beloved friend. S. Marshak recalled: “I started writing poetry from the age of 4. By the age of eleven I had already written some of the longest poems.
These first literary experiments were supported by the gymnasium teacher. Acquaintance with world poetry, the first attempts to translate the poems of foreign poets - all this was born under the influence of the teacher.
As a teenager, S. Marshak moved to St. Petersburg. And in 1912, the young poet, having saved up some money, left to study in England.
After returning home, S. Marshak published the first translations in Russian journals English poets. One of his first poems for children was an English folk song that children immediately fell in love with "The House That Jack Built". Let's remember this piece.
1 student: Here is the house,
that Jack built.
And this is wheat
that Jack built.
And this is a cheerful tit bird,
Which is stored in a dark closet
that Jack built.
Leading: guys, name the rest of the heroes of the poem. (A dog without a tail, a hornless cow, a strict cowshed, a shepherd, two roosters). Let's check if everyone is listed.
2 student: Here are two roosters,
who wake up that shepherd,
Who quarrels with a strict cowshed,
Who milks a hornless cow,
Kicked an old dog without a tail,
Who pats the cat by the collar,
Which scares and catches a tit,
Which often steals wheat,
Which is stored in a dark closet
that Jack built!
Host: S. Marshak wrote for small children who still cannot read, and for schoolchildren, for adults. Many children from an early age already know English songs. Let's remember the name of these songs.
3 student: Humpty - Dumpty
Sat on the wall.
Humpty Dumpty
Fell off in a dream. ("Humpty Dumpty")
4 student: - Where were you today, kitty?
3 student: - The Queen of England.
4 student: - What did you see at court?
3 student: - I saw a mouse on the carpet. ("Visiting the Queen")
1 student: Old grandfather Kol
There was a merry king.
He shouted loudly to his retinue:
Hey pour us cups
Let's fill our pipes
Yes, call my violinists, trumpeters.
Call my trumpeters! ("Jolly King")
5 student: Robin - Bobbin somehow
Refreshed on an empty stomach.
Ate a calf early in the morning
Two sheep and a ram
Ate a whole cow
And a counter with a butcher ... ("Robin - Bobin")
Leading: At the very first lessons, first-graders, getting acquainted with the letters, get acquainted with the poems of S. Marshak.
1 student: (the students have tablets with letters)
Here are two pillars
And between them is a belt.
Do you know this letter? A?
The letter "A" is in front of you.
2 student: You look: who is,
blocking the road,
Standing with outstretched hand
By bending your leg?
3 student: This letter is wide
And it looks like a beetle.
Student 4: Look at this letter.
It's just like the number "3".
Moderator: From what work are these excerpts? ("Fun journey from "A" to "Z")
And now let's play "Say the line"
1. Who is knocking on my door
With a thick shoulder bag
With the number 5 on a copper plaque
In a blue uniform cap?
This is he, this is he - ... (Leningrad postman).
2. The lady checked in luggage: a sofa, a suitcase, a bag,
A picture, ... (a basket, a cardboard box and a small dog).
3. There lived a scattered man
On the street ... (Pool).
He sat down on the bed in the morning
Started putting on a shirt
Put his hands in the sleeves
It turned out to be ... (trousers).
... Instead of a hat on the go
He put on ... (pan).
4. - Where did you dine, sparrow?
In the zoo at ... (animals).
Host: In 1922, S. Marshak became the center around which children's writers gathered, work was underway to create new books for children. First, a children's almanac is organized, then a magazine for children "New Robinson". In this magazine, under the leadership of S. Marshak, the first stories, poems and fairy tales are created. S. Marshak was the first editor and inspirer of B. Zhitkov, L. Panteleev, E. Charushin and V. Bianchi.
But S. Marshak himself continues to write. He creates a special kind of children's book - a book - a picture with poetic captions for drawings. Therefore, in his books for preschoolers, he always worked together with the artist. This is how such works as "Circus", "Luggage", "Colorful Book", etc. were created. Let's recall excerpts from the "Colorful Book".
1 student: This page is green,
So it's always summer.
If I could fit in here,
I would be on this page.
2 student: Here is the yellow page-
Desert country.
Sand flows over it
Rushing like a wave.
3 student: This is a snow page.
Here a fox walked over it,
Covering the trail with the tail.
4 student: This page is red.
Red sun, red summer.
Red Square flags rinse.
What in the world is better and more beautiful?
Unless our children are funny!
Host: S. Marshak is not only a poet, but also a storyteller. His tales were written not only for reading, but also for presentation. Everyone knows his fairy tales-plays "Teremok", "Cat's House", "Petrushka - a foreigner." The fairy tale "Twelve Months" was especially fond of readers. S. Marshak first retold this Czech fairy tale in prose. But then he remade it in his own way and wrote it in poetic form. In this tale, S. Marshak glorifies diligence, courage, and perseverance. All 12 months the stepdaughter knows by sight, because. she is constantly at work - in the field, in the forest, in the yard. And in difficult times, they come to her aid. Nature begins to make friends with a person who is not afraid of her. For such a person, all miracles, all the riches of nature and its abundance are revealed.
S. Marshak is multifaceted. Acquaintance with his work does not stop even when a person grows up. Adults are happy to read S. Marshak's poems from the book "The Beginning of the Century", W. Shakespeare's sonnets translated by S. Marshak, poems by R. Burns and other foreign authors.
Let's end today's meeting with S. Marshak's poem "Wishing Friends":
1 student: I wish you to bloom, grow,
Save, improve health.
It's for a long journey -
The main condition.
2 student: May every day and every hour
You will get a new one.
May your mind be good.
And the heart will be smart.
3 student: I sincerely wish you,
Friends, all the best.
All the best, friends
It doesn't come cheap to us!
