Irina, Nikita, Evgeniy, Marina, Anastasia, Valeria, Elvira, Alexander, Victoria, Alina.
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VORONEZH
Municipal educational institution secondary school No. 92
4 "A" class
Worked on the book:
students of grade 4 "A"
Municipal educational institution secondary school No. 92
Voronezh
Bolotova Irina,
Vakhnin Nikita,
Ivannikov Evgeniy,
Ivanova Marina,
Kostyleva Anastasia,
Litvinova Valeria,
Mamedova Elvira,
Poluektov Alexander,
Prokofieva Victoria,
Serdyukova Alina.
teacher
Repina Elena Ilyinichna
Recently we were walking in the yard: Alyonka, Mishka and me. Suddenly a truck drove into the yard.
And there is a Christmas tree on it. We ran after the car. So she drove up to the building management office, stopped, and the driver and our janitor began unloading the tree.
They shouted at each other:
Easier! Let's bring it in! Right! Leveya! Get her on her butt! Make it easier, otherwise you’ll break off the whole spitz.
And when they unloaded, the driver said:
Now I need to register this tree,” and he left.
And we stayed near the Christmas tree.
She lay there big, furry, and smelled so deliciously of frost that we stood there like fools and smiled. Then Alyonka took hold of one branch:
Look, there are detectives hanging on the tree. “Detectives”! She said it wrong!
Mishka and I just rolled around. We both laughed equally, but then Mishka began to laugh louder to make me laugh.
Well, I pushed it a little so he wouldn't think I was giving up. Mishka held his stomach with his hands, as if he was in great pain, and shouted:
Oh, I'll die of laughter! Detective!
And I, of course, turned up the heat.
The girl is five years old, but she says “detective”... Ha ha ha! Then Mishka fainted and groaned:
Oh, I feel bad! Detective...
And he began to hiccup:
Hick!.. Detective. Hic! Hic! I'll die of laughter! Hic!
Then I grabbed a handful of snow and began to apply it to my forehead, as if I had already developed a brain infection and had gone crazy. I yelled:
The girl is five years old, getting married soon! And she is a detective.
Alyonka’s lower lip curled so that it went behind her ear.
I said it right! It’s my tooth that has fallen out and is whistling. I want to say “detective”, but I whistle “detective”...
Mishka said:
What a surprise! Her tooth fell out! I’ve got three that have fallen out and two that are wobbly, but I still speak correctly! Listen here: giggles! What? It's really great - wow! This is how it comes out easily for me: giggles! I can even sing:
Oh, green hyhechka,
I'm afraid I'll inject myself.
But Alyonka will scream. One is louder than the two of us:
Wrong! Hooray! You talk hykhki, but we need detective!
And Mishka:
Namely, that there is no need for detective work, but rather giggles.
And let's both roar. All you can hear is: “Detective!” - “Giggles!” - “Detective!”
Looking at them, I laughed so much that I even got hungry.
I walked home and kept thinking: why were they arguing so much, since they were both wrong? It's a very simple word. I stopped on the stairs and said clearly:
No detective work. No naked, but briefly and clear: Fyfki!
That's it!
Recently we were walking in the yard: Alenka, Mishka and me. Suddenly a truck drove into the yard. And there is a Christmas tree on it. We ran after the car. So she drove up to the building management office, stopped, and the driver and our janitor began unloading the tree. They shouted at each other:
- Easier! Let's bring it in! Right! Leveya! Get her on her butt! Make it easier, otherwise you’ll break off the whole spitz.
And when they unloaded, the driver said:
“Now we need to register this tree,” and he left.
And we stayed near the Christmas tree.
She lay there big, furry, and smelled so deliciously of frost that we stood there like fools and smiled. Then Alenka took hold of one twig and said:
- Look, there are detectives hanging on the tree.
"Detective"! She said it wrong! Mishka and I just rolled around. We both laughed equally, but then Mishka began to laugh louder to make me laugh.
Well, I pushed it a little so he wouldn't think I was giving up. Mishka held his stomach with his hands, as if he was in great pain, and shouted:
Oh, I'll die of laughter! Detective!
And, of course, I turned up the heat:
- The girl is five years old, but she says “detective”... Hahaha!
Then Mishka fainted and groaned:
Oh, I feel bad! Detective...
And he began to hiccup:
- Hick!.. Detective. Hic! Hic! I'll die of laughter! Hic!
Then I grabbed a handful of snow and began to apply it to my forehead, as if I had already developed a brain infection and had gone crazy. I yelled:
- The girl is five years old, getting married soon! And she’s a detective. Alenka’s lower lip curled so that it went behind her ear.
- I said it right! It’s my tooth that has fallen out and is whistling. I want to say “detective”, but I whistle “detective”...
Mishka said:
- What a miracle! Her tooth fell out! I’ve got three that have fallen out and two that are wobbly, but I still speak correctly! Listen here: giggles! What? It's really great - huhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! This is how it comes out easily for me: giggles! I can even sing:
Oh, green hyhechka,
I'm afraid I'll inject myself. 
But Alenka will scream. One is louder than the two of us:
- Wrong! Hooray! You talk hykhki, but we need detective!
And Mishka:
- Precisely, that there is no need for detective work, but rather giggles.
And let's both roar. All you can hear is: “Detective!” - “Giggles!” - “Detective!”
Looking at them, I laughed so much that I even got hungry. I walked home and kept thinking: why were they arguing so much, since they were both wrong? It's a very simple word. I stopped and said clearly:
- No detective work. No naked, but briefly and clear: Fyfki!
That's it!
CROSSWORD "DENISKA KORABLYOV, HIS FRIENDS AND ACQUAINTANCES"
DRAGUNSKY VIKTOR YUZEFOVYCH
MOSAICS BASED ON THE STORIES "THE ENCHANTED LETTER", "NO WORSE THAN YOU. CIRCUS PERSONS", "THE SECRET BECOMES REVEALED", "EXACTLY 25 KILO"
"DENISKINA QUIZ"
Illustrated quiz with various options questions. Intended for younger and intermediate readers school age. The program itself counts the number of correct answers and shows the time spent on the game. Suitable for individual and group play. Transfer the game to your computer and play with pleasure. Author Galushko N.V. Archive size - 2 MB. Download the quiz.
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The collage was designed by N.V. Galushko.
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THE WRITER IS GENEROUS AND JOYFUL...
COMPUTER GAMES
Click on the thumbnail image,
to read the correct answers
HORIZONTAL:
2. Deniskin’s classmate who played the accordion
3. He hit Denis on the head with a pencil case
7. Fourth grader, school poet
8. Circus boy
10. Deniska Korablev’s best friend
12. School counselor
13. "These 100 grams of freckles - that's it...."
14. A little reddish, but quite smart boy
CHECK YOUR ANSWERS:
QUIZ IN PICTURES
1. The secret becomes clear.
2. No worse than you circus people.
3. Dog thief.
4. Enchanted letter.
5. Chicken broth.
Andreeva M. S. Smile Master: [ literary game based on the works of V. Yu. Dragunsky] / M. S. Andreeva, M. P. Korotkov // Read, learn, play. - 2003. - No. 8. - P.26-30.
Andreeva M. S. Master of the Smile: [literary game based on the works of V. Yu. Dragunsky] / M. S. Andreeva, M. P. Korotkova // Read, learn, play. - 1999. - No. 2. - P.14-16.
Andreeva M. S. Guys from our yard: [ literary KVN based on the works of N.N. Nosov and V. Yu. Dragunsky] / M. S. Andreeva // Books, sheet music and toys for Katyushka and Andryushka. - 2003. - No. 11. - P.3-9.
Victor Yuzefovich Dragunsky, 1913-1972: on the 90th anniversary of his birth. Vol. 7 / Author: G.N. Tubelskaya. - M.: School library, 2003. - 16 p. : 8 sec. ill. - (Exhibition in the school library).
Goffman S. A smile makes a gloomy day brighter: competitive program for connoisseurs of stories by N. N. Nosov and V. Yu. Dragunsky / S. Hoffman, M. Klimova // Read, learn, play. - 2007. - Issue. 1. - pp. 32-37.: ill.
Davydova M. A."Deniska's stories." Cheerful guys of Victor Dragunsky: [a journey through the stories of V. Yu. Dragunsky for children 7-9 years old] / M. A. Davydova // Books, sheet music and toys for Katyushka and Andryushka. - 2008. - No. 8. - P.7-9.
Dragunskaya K.V. About my dad: [memories of the father of the daughter of the writer V. Yu. Dragunsky] / K. V. Dragunskaya // Reader. - 2008. - No. 11. - P.4-5.
Imanbaeva E. V.“An extreme case”: [dramatization based on the story of the same name by V. Yu. Dragunsky International Day friends for children 7-10 years old] / E. V. Imanbaeva // Books, sheet music and toys for Katyushka and Andryushka. - 2011. - No. 2. - P.30-31.
Koroleva L. My favorite writer is Victor Dragunsky: [theatrical matinee, competitions based on the works of V. Yu. Dragunsky] / L. Korolev // Word and Fate. - Minsk: Krasiko-Print, 2003. - pp. 12-15. - (Holiday at school).
Rakzina S. L. Outline of the open class hour“Journey into your past”: [the sketch “The Secret Always Becomes Revealed” based on the story by V. Yu. Dragunsky] / S. L. Rakzina // Class teacher. - 1998. - No. 5. - P.37-38.
Guys from our yard: [list of literature about life and work, list of works, literary KVN based on the stories of N. Nosov and V. Dragunsky] // Books, notes and toys for Katyushka and Andryushka. - 2011. - No. 3. - P.3-9
Chikinova L. V. Let's listen to Deniska's stories. Creator of funny children's books: [ literary quiz based on the works of V. Yu. Dragunsky] / L. V. Chikinova // Read, learn, play. - 2009. - No. 4. - P.7-8.
LIST OF METHODOLOGICAL MATERIALS
TO HELP LIBRARY AND TEACHERS
Viktor Yuzefovich Dragunsky was born on November 30, 1913 in New York, where his very young parents fled from Belarus from Jewish pogroms. Unable to settle down in America, they returned with their tiny son to Gomel two months before the First World War. The boy lost his father early. In 1922, when the Jewish theater actor M. Rubin became his stepfather, the family began to conduct nomadic life, traveling with the theater in the southwest of Russia. The boy learned a lot during two years of nomadism: recite verses, tap dance, parody actors. He had a remarkable memory, was naturally artistic and had an inimitable sense of humor. In 1925 they moved to Moscow.
Having tried many professions, having been a turner at the Samotochka factory and a saddler at the Sport Tourism factory, Dragunsky became an actor at the Moscow Satire Theater. Sparkling, open, responsive, Victor was always surrounded by friends who doted on him.
In 1941, Victor, who did not make it to the front due to asthma, joined the militia. And later, when he returned from the militia straight to the theater, he and his comrades went to military units, gave concerts in hospitals, toured Siberia and Far East. Even then, Dragunsky wrote poems and songs, which immediately became part of the actors’ repertoire.
In 1945, having successfully played in several performances at the newly created Film Actor Studio Theater and starring in Mikhail Romm’s film “The Russian Question,” Dragunsky, however, began to look for a new field. It was then that Dragunsky created a parody “theater within a theater” - the “Blue Bird” he invented (1948-1958) acted out something like funny skits. At the suggestion of Mosestrada’s management, Dragunsky organized a pop ensemble, which was also called “Blue Bird” and staged concert programs. Initially, the texts of these programs were written by Viktor Dragunsky and his friend Lyudmila Davidovich. Together they composed several songs that gained popularity and were often performed - including “Three Waltzes”, “Wonder Song”, “Motor Ship”, “Star of My Fields”, “Birch Tree”.
At that time, writing practically did not occupy Dragunsky. His first book was the collection “He’s Alive and Glowing...” (1961), where the characters appeared - Deniska, his dad and mom, and many adults and children around them. Subsequently, Deniska’s adventures began to expand: the collections “Tell me about Singapore” (1961), “The Man with a Blue Face” (1962), “The Girl on the Ball” (1964), “ The Ancient Mariner"(1964), "Deniska's Stories" (1966), "The Dog Thief" (1966), etc. All of them were republished several times and became the basis for scripts and productions. The prototype of Deniska Korablev was the writer’s son, and the books resonated with the actual events of the life of the Dragunsky family.
In addition to children's stories, Viktor Dragunsky has two stories addressed to adult readers: “He fell on the grass...” (1961) - about the events of the Great Patriotic War; “Today and Everyday” (1964) - about the circus and the life of circus performers.
Viktor Yuzefovich Dragunsky died in Moscow on May 6, 1972. The Dragunsky writing dynasty was continued by his son Denis, who became a very successful writer, and his daughter Ksenia Dragunskaya, a brilliant children's writer and playwright.
Source:
http://www.jjew.ru/index.php?cnt=10577
DENISKIN GAMES
VERTICAL:
1. The boy who, together with Deniska, took the grandmaster’s hat out of the pond
4. Owner of a bicycle with a motor
5. Girls painters - Sanka, Raechka and...
6. He learned on English one word - Pete
8. Girl on a blue ball
9. Little friend of Deniska and Mishka
11. This boy had measles
Compiled by: Galushko N.V.
QUIZ IN PICTURES
SOMEONE MIXED THE NAMES OF THE STORIES AND WRONGLY PLACED THE INSTRUCTIONS
BELOW THE ILLUSTRATIONS. FIX THE ERROR
"Enchanted Letter"
"The secret becomes clear"
"No worse than you circus people"
"Chicken broth"
"Dog Thief"
QUIZ "WHAT STORIES DO THESE OBJECTS APPEAR IN?"
1
2
3
4
5
VERBAL QUIZ "WHO COULD IT BE?" (CONNECT THE HALVES)
1. The spitting image of Koschey
2. The Man with the Blue Face
3. She is probably Thumbelina, so small, sweet and extraordinary
4. A nice old lady, but similar to Baba Yaga.
5. Tall man with a red face and green eyes
6. He squeaks like a Murzik kitten
7. She wore men's long pants, smeared with different colors, had a hat made of newspapers on her head and always sang the song "Lilies of the valley, lilies of the valley"
1. Khariton Vasilievich, Deniska’s uncle
2. Deniska Korablev
3. Efrosinya Petrovna, Mishka’s neighbor
4. Girl on a ball, Tanechka Vorontsova
5. Mishka Slonov, Deniska’s friend
6. Deniskin's dad
7. Painter girl
1
2
3
4
5
COLOR THE TREE FROM THE STORY "THE ENCHANTED LETTER"
IN WHAT STORIES DO THESE ITEMS APPEAR?
1. Childhood friend.
2. Amazing day. It's alive and glowing...
3. Battle of the Clean River.
4. Enchanted letter.
5. From top to bottom, obliquely.
WHO COULD THIS BE?
1. Deniska Korablev.
2. Deniskin's dad.
3. Girl on a ball, Tanechka Vorontsova.
4. Efrosinya Petrovna, Mishka’s neighbor.
5. Khariton Vasilyevich, Deniska’s uncle.
6. Mishka Slonov, Deniska’s friend.
7. Girl painter.
BOOKLET FOR CORRESPONDENCE LITERARY GAME
AFTER THE BOOK "DENISKIN'S STORIES"
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Recently we were walking in the yard: Alyonka, Mishka and me. Suddenly a truck drove into the yard. And on it lay a Christmas tree. We ran after the car. So she drove up to the building administration, stopped, and the driver and our janitor began to unload the tree. They shouted at each other:
- Easier! Let's bring it in! Right! Leveya! Get her on her butt! Make it easier, otherwise you’ll break off the whole spitz.
— And when they unloaded, the driver said:
“Now we need to register this tree,” and he left.
And we stayed near the Christmas tree.
She lay there big, furry, and smelled so deliciously of frost that we stood there like fools and smiled. Then Alyonka took hold of one twig and said:
- Look, there are detectives hanging on the tree.
"Detective"! She said it wrong! Mishka and I just rolled around. We both laughed equally, but then Mishka began to laugh louder to make me laugh.
Well, I pushed it a little so he wouldn't think I was giving up. Mishka held his stomach with his hands, as if he was in great pain, and shouted:
- Oh, I'll die of laughter! Detective!
And, of course, I turned up the heat:
- The girl is five years old, but she says “detective”... Ha-ha-ha!
Then Mishka fainted and groaned:
- Oh, I feel bad! Detective...
And he began to hiccup:
- Hick!.. Detective. Hic! Hic! I'll die of laughter. Hic!
Then I grabbed a handful of snow and began to apply it to my forehead, as if I had already developed a brain infection and had gone crazy. I yelled:
- The girl is five years old, she’s getting married soon! And she's a detective...
Alyonka’s lower lip curled so that it went behind her ear.
- I said it right! This is my tooth falling out and whistling. I want to say “detective”, but I whistle “detective”.
Mishka said:
- What a miracle! Her tooth fell out! Three of them have fallen out and two are wobbly, but I still speak correctly! Listen here: giggles! What? It’s really great - hihh-kee! This is how it comes out easily for me: giggles! I can even sing:
Oh, green hyhechka,
I'm afraid I'll inject myself.
But Alyonka will scream. One is louder than the two of us:
- Wrong! Hooray! You talk hykhki, but we need detective!
- Precisely, that there is no need for detective work, but rather giggles!
And let's both roar. All you can hear is: “Detective!” - “Giggles!” - “Detective!”
Looking at them, I laughed so much that I even got hungry. I walked home and kept thinking: why were they arguing so much, since they were both wrong? It's a very simple word. I stopped on the stairs and said clearly:
- No detective work. No naked, but briefly and clear: Fyfki!
In this lesson you will get acquainted with the biography of Viktor Dragunsky, read his story “The Enchanted Letter”, conduct detailed analysis story, do vocabulary work.
But in 1914, the family returned back to Russia and settled in Gomel, where he spent his childhood.
In 1925, the family moved to Moscow. Victor began working early to provide himself with food. However, he did not immediately become a writer. After leaving school, Dragunsky worked as a turner at a factory, a saddler, a boatman, and a beacon maker.
From 1931 to 1936 he studied acting in literary and theater workshops (Fig. 2).
Rice. 2. Literary and theatrical workshop of A. Diky ()
Started in 1935 acting biography Dragunsky. He was a theater and pop artist and directed the Blue Bird Theater for several years (Fig. 3).
Rice. 3. Variety group “Blue Bird” ()
His team instantly became famous. Viktor Dragunsky also worked as Santa Claus on Christmas trees. He was also a red-haired clown in a shaggy wig at the circus on Tsvetnoy Boulevard (Fig. 4).
Rice. 4. Victor Dragunsky ()
But it is very difficult to be a clown, because he must be able to show tricks, do somersaults, walk on a tightrope, dance, sing, and be able to communicate with animals. Viktor Dragunsky knew how to do all this.
During the Great Patriotic War Dragunsky was in the militia, then performed with front-line concert brigades.
Rice. 5. V.Yu. Dragunsky ()
Fate gave him only 58 years. Dragunsky lived one, but extremely diverse, rich, intense and integral life. He had the rare fate of being unlike anyone else, of creating his own style both in life and in creativity.
When Victor Dragunsky's son Denis was born, all sorts of things began to happen to him. funny stories(Fig. 6).
Rice. 6. Viktor Dragunsky with his son ()
Dragunsky began to write down these stories, and “Deniska’s Stories” came out (Fig. 7).
Rice. 7. Cover of the book “Deniska’s Stories” ()
Rice. 8. Magazine “Murzilka” (May 1959) ()
And the first book of sixteen stories was published in 1961 under the title “He is alive and glowing” (Fig. 9).
Rice. 9. Cover of the book “He is alive and glowing” ()
Deniska's adventures became more and more numerous. In total, about ninety were written funny stories(Fig. 10). These stories brought the writer well-deserved fame.
Rice. 10. Illustration for Dragunsky’s story “Exactly 25 kilos” ()
The father in these stories is Viktor Yuzefovich himself, and Deniska is his son, who, having matured, became a successful writer. It is already difficult to find in him the features of the former boy who could selflessly fall in love with the girl on the ball and lie about the fire in the outbuilding (Fig. 11).
Rice. 11. Denis Viktorovich Dragunsky ()
In Dragunsky's stories, bright, tender feelings always triumph over flat and ponderous worldliness.
“Deniska’s stories” are good not only because they convey the psychology of a child with extraordinary accuracy, but also because they reflect a bright perception of the world. At the center of the stories are the inquisitive and active Deniska and his friend (the dreamy, slow Mishka) (Fig. 12).
Rice. 12. Deniska and Mishka ()
Dragunsky's books are read not only in Russia, but also in Ukraine, Moldova, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Norway, the Czech Republic, Germany, and even Japan.
If you suddenly feel sad, read Deniska's Stories.
Read the word first smoothly, syllable by syllable, and then together:
House management
House management- words are hidden in this word house And control.
House management is the organization that manages the houses.
Put on the butt - in forestry this means to put in an upright position.
The meaning of any word can be found in the dictionary. For help, you should consult an explanatory dictionary (Fig. 13).
Rice. 13. Explanatory dictionary of V.I. Dalia ()
Let's look at the meaning of some words in Explanatory dictionary V.I. Dalia:
You'll break it spitz - at the word spitz there are two meanings:
1. a small lap dog with fluffy fur.
2. an obsolete word, the same as spire - the sharp tip of the top.
Read syllable by syllable:
Za-ak-ti-ro-vat
And now, in one word:
Activate - draw up an act.
Read the story of Victor Dragunsky (Fig. 14).
Rice. 14. Cover of the book “The Enchanted Letter” ()
Enchanted letter
Recently we were walking in the yard: Alenka, Mishka and me. Suddenly a truck drove into the yard. And there is a Christmas tree on it. We ran after the car. So she drove up to the building management office, stopped, and the driver and our janitor began unloading the tree. They shouted at each other:
- Easier! Let's bring it in! Right! Leveya! Get her on her butt! Make it easier, otherwise you’ll break off the whole spitz.
And when they unloaded, the driver said:
“Now we need to register this tree,” and he left.
And we stayed near the Christmas tree(Fig. 15) .
Rice. 15. Illustration for the story “The Enchanted Letter” ()
Events take place on the street, in the yard. The main characters are Deniska, Alyonka and Mishka. A Christmas tree was brought into the yard.
The conversation between the driver and the janitor attracts attention. Remember what words they say: left, right. Their speech is wrong because it is right to speak left, right, put. These characters speak incorrectly because they obviously didn't do well in school.
She lay there big, furry, and smelled so deliciously of frost that we stood there like fools and smiled. Then Alenka took hold of one twig and said:
- Look, there are detectives hanging on the tree.
"Detective"! She said it wrong! Mishka and I just rolled around. We both laughed equally, but then Mishka began to laugh louder to make me laugh.
Well, I pushed it a little so he wouldn't think I was giving up. Mishka held his stomach with his hands, as if he was in great pain, and shouted:
- Oh, I'll die of laughter! Detective!
And, of course, I turned up the heat:
- The girl is five years old, but she says “detective”... Hahaha(Fig. 16) !
Rice. 16. Deniska and Mishka laugh at Alyonka ()
Then Mishka fainted and groaned:
- Oh, I feel bad! Detective...
And he began to hiccup:
- Hick!.. Detective. Hic! Hic! I'll die of laughter! Hic!
Then I grabbed a handful of snow and began to apply it to my forehead, as if I had already developed a brain infection and had gone crazy. I yelled:
- The girl is five years old, getting married soon! And she is a detective.
Alenka’s lower lip curled so that it went behind her ear.
- I said it right! It’s my tooth that has fallen out and is whistling. I want to say “detective”, but I whistle “detective”...
Mishka said:
- What a miracle! Her tooth fell out! I’ve got three that have fallen out and two that are wobbly, but I still speak correctly! Listen here: giggles! What? It's really great - huhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! This is how it comes out easily for me: giggles! I can even sing:
Oh, green hyhechka,
I'm afraid I'll inject myself.
But Alenka will scream. One is louder than the two of us:
- Wrong! Hooray! You talk hykhki, but we need detective!
And Mishka:
- Precisely, that there is no need for detective work, but rather giggles.
And let's both roar. All you can hear is: “Detective!” - “Giggles!” - “Detective!”
This part of the story talks about how Alyonka saw the bumps and pronounced the word incorrectly. But Mishka, as it turned out, also pronounced this word incorrectly.
Looking at them, I laughed so much that I even got hungry. I walked home and kept thinking: why were they arguing so much, since they were both wrong? It's a very simple word. I stopped and said clearly:
- No detective work. No naked, but briefly and clear: Fyfki!
That's it!(Fig. 17)
Rice. 17. Illustration for the story “The Enchanted Letter” ()
The reader did not imagine that events would unfold this way, because Deniska also could not say this word correctly. Mishka and Alyonka cried because they tried to pronounce this word, but they couldn’t. All three have the same problem - teeth have fallen out.
Since it is clear that children change their milk teeth to molars, we can conclude that they are preschoolers.
The work “The Enchanted Letter” is a story. Stories can be scientific and artistic. This story is fiction because it has a plot and a storyline.
Victor Dragunsky writes funny stories. This funny story teaches that you shouldn’t laugh at others, because you, too, may not succeed at something.
Take other stories by Victor Dragunsky from the library and read them.
References
1. Kubasova O.V. Favorite pages: Textbook on literary reading for grade 2, 2 parts. - Smolensk: “21st Century Association”, 2011.
2. Kubasova O.V. literary reading: Workbook for the textbook for grade 2, 2 parts. - Smolensk: “21st Century Association”, 2011.
4. Kubasova O.V. Literary reading: Tests: 2nd grade. - Smolensk: “21st Century Association”, 2011.
2. Festival website pedagogical ideas"Open lesson" ()
Homework
1. Tell how Viktor Dragunsky came up with the idea to create the series “Deniska’s Stories”.
3. Take a book with Dragunsky's stories from the library and read several of them.
