Puppet script based on the tales of Bazhov. Fairy tales: script based on the works of P. Bazhov. Compiled by Yagovtseva L.Yu. - teacher of the highest category

The phonogram of the song “Bazhov's Land” sounds (music by S. Sirotin, lyrics by V. Radkevich).

The slide show "Mountain landscapes" is shown.

Presenter: A mighty mountain range cuts through the boundless expanses of the Russian plains from north to south. The ancient mountain ranges that divided the two parts of the world - Europe and Asia, either shrink into a narrow strip, or crumble like a fan of mountain peaks. This is the Urals, in the depths of which countless natural riches are stored: gold and precious stones, copper and coal, marble and malachite. Even under Peter the Great, the first metallurgical plants and mines arose here.

Readers:

Either kind or harsh
The dawn descends from the stone mountains.
You are beautiful, the land of Bazhov,
Labor Ural-land!
Flowers sprout through the rocks
The mountain blazes with fire:
These new ones write tales
Miners and craftsmen.
V. Radkevich “Bazhov's Land”

Presenter: In the Urals, the land itself gave birth to legends and fairy tales. For a long time there have been very special fairy tales here. More precisely, stories.

Fairy tales are magical simple stories about miners of gold, silver and copper ores. About people, about perseverance and skill. About the mysterious forces of nature, about the mountain spirits-wizards that protect the riches of the Ural bowels - "Earth riches".

Deep, deep hidden from the human eye, precious metals and stones. Not everyone will guess where to look for these treasures. Nature reveals its age-old secrets to few. One must really want to master these secrets, wish well not only for oneself, but for many people, in order to meet the Blue Snake, the grandmother Sinyushka, who keeps gems, the beautiful Mistress of the Copper Mountain, or the cheerful girl Fire-jumping.

But if you are greedy, you grab so much that you can’t carry it away alone, don’t expect mercy. Nature will punish the stingy and envious, lure them into deep caves, into their depths and will not let them out!

So two hundred years ago the Ural miners spoke. Miners, miners, stone cutters - everyone was looking for an explanation for earthen wealth and created legends in which the love of Russian people for their native land found poetic expression.

Tales and legends were carefully passed down in working families from generation to generation, they spoke about the inexhaustible treasures of the Ural land.

In the family of the master of one of the copper smelters, on January 28, 1879, the future writer Pavel Petrovich Bazhov was born.

A portrait of Pavel Bazhov is on display.

Presenter: From a young age, Bazhov discovered the unwritten history of his native land, the inner world of the working mining people; he learned to see and understand the beauty of the Urals with its forested mountains, transparent deep lakes, high skies and shady canyons.

At the cost of many hardships, the parents of the future writer tried to give their only son an education, to bring him “to the people”. And Bazhov justified the hopes of his parents. Having received an education, in 1899 he became a folk teacher in a remote Ural village.

For 15 years, Bazhov every year during school holidays traveled on foot around his native land, watched how people live, inquisitively studied the work of stone cutters, steelworkers, gunsmiths and many other Ural craftsmen.

An illustration to P.P. Bazhov’s tale “The Silver Hoof” is shown.

Host: Look, kids!

The artist drew illustrations for one of the tales of P.P. Bazhov, but forgot to make an inscription.

Who do you think is pictured here?

Children answer the question, and then, together with the presenter, remember this tale.

Presenter: In his tales, the writer recreated the noble image of the Russian worker, showed his clear mind, strength of mind, ability to withstand any life trials. The author sings of a bold invention, skillful working hands capable of realizing any plan of the master, sings of work that turns into creativity.

The cartoon "Mining master" is shown.

Presenter: Love for work, pride in one's skills, incessant desire to improve - these are the qualities that are sung on every page of Bazhov's book. Happiness for the heroes of Bazhov is not in increasing wealth, not in owning it, but in the joys of creative work and knowledge of the world.

The filmstrip "Golden Hair" is shown.

Presenter: Friends, let's see how you remember the tales of Pavel Petrovich Bazhov, which you read earlier and which you heard today. Try to guess who or what I'm going to tell you about now.

Attention! Quiz!

Who are we talking about?

“... Yes, they also say that she sometimes pretends to be a person, only you can still recognize her. As it goes, it leaves no traces even on the finest sand. The grass doesn't bend under it either. This is the first sign, and the second is this: a golden stream runs from the right sleeve, black dust pours from the left. (Blue snake)

Name the heroine of the story.

“... Looks - and an old woman came out of that water window. No more than three quarters tall. Her dress is blue, the scarf on her head is blue, and she herself is all blue, but so skinny that the breeze blows and blows the old woman. However, her eyes are young, blue and so big, as if they do not belong here at all.

(Grandma Sinyushka from the tale “Sinyushkin well”)

Say the girl's name.

“On a holiday, he came to those people with whom the orphan lived. He sees that the hut is full of people, big and small. On a golbchik, by the stove, a little girl is sitting, and next to her is a brown cat. The girl is small, and the cat is small and so thin and skinned that rarely anyone will let her into the hut. The girl strokes this cat, and she purrs so loudly that you can hear it all over the hut.

(Darenka from the tale “Silver Hoof”)

Whose garden is described like this?

“The trees stand tall, but not like those in our forests, but made of stone. Some are marble, some are made of serpentine-stone... Well, all sorts... Only alive, with twigs, with leaves... Grass below, also made of stone...”

(Garden of the Mistress of the Copper Mountain from the tale “Stone Flower”)

Who wore such clothes?

“... And the clothes, and it’s true, are such that you won’t find another in the world - from silk, you hear, a dress made of malachite. This kind happens. A stone, but on the eye - like silk, at least stroke it with your hand. (Copper Mountain Mistress)

To whom does this creation belong?
When did it come into the open?
Who knows the original sign?
Probably the Mistress of the Copper Mountains?

Whether in the mountains, on the plain, the song is sung -
We do not know, but her folklore keeps
From ancient times to the present,
Like the signs of an ancient covenant.

And keeps the tales or were
Peculiar local dialect
With a reference to a natural source:
- Still, de, “old people” said ...

Held game “Old people said...”

The host invites the children to explain the meanings of the words and expressions found in the tales:

  • Badozhok- travel staff, stick;
  • refill- overcome;
  • sleeve- bracelet;
  • wear out- get exhausted from hard work;
  • weave braids- to gossip;
  • listvyanka- larch;
  • parun– hot day after rain;
  • rob- work;
  • cyanosis, cyanosis- swamp gas;
  • tones-bells- dancing, fun;
  • fertilize- to be kind, gentle.

Held didactic game"Tales of P.P.Bazhov".

The presenter distributes small cards to the children, asks them to read what is written on them, and to remember in which of the tales of P.P. Bazhov there are such heroes or such objects are mentioned.

Then the facilitator distributes cards with the names of the tales to other children. To them, you need to pick up smaller cards with the names of heroes and the names of objects related to this tale.

For example:

  • tale "Fire-Rap"- Fedyunka, grandfather Efim, eagle owl, spatula.
  • tale "Grass trap"- Yashka Zorko, Ustya, female voice, Karasya Gorka.
  • Tale "The Blue Snake"- Lanko and Leiko, Maryushka, comb, golden hoop.
  • tale "Sinyushkin well"- Ilya, grandmother Lukerya, a sieve, three feathers, a well.
  • tale "About the Great Poloz"- Levonty, snake, Ryabinovka, old man Chertoznay.

Presenter: Our meeting with the wonderful tales of the great Russian storyteller Pavel Petrovich Bazhov is coming to an end.

You have heard the old tales about miracles and secret powers that the Ural people passed from mouth to mouth, putting their dream of happiness into them.

The remarkable writer P.P. Bazhov told these “secret tales” to everyone - adults and children.

Bazhov's tales have been read by people in many countries. They learned from him about the Malachite Box, and about the Mistress of the Copper Mountain, and about the goat Silver Hoof... They learned about many wonders of the Ural land. And these magical stories and beliefs in the book of the storyteller sparkled with all the colors of the Ural gems.

The phonogram of the play “Evening in the Mountains” by E. Grieg sounds.

Presenter:

A wondrous tale rolled down from the Ural mountains,
To whom does this creation belong?
Azov-mountain, whose voice has not died away,
Green lizard or poet's pen?

Seekers of gold-bearing masses,
Taiga rivers, illuminated by light,
Yelan, drown, wonders of the dawn,
The legend that was kept in reserve?

A girl flies over the fire as Yula,
Tired of standing on patrol Markov Stone.
Revdinsky dawns unquenchable flame,
Aylyp and Poloz, master fool.

Years fly by without slowing down
And Bazhovsky's tale continues to live.
M. Lutsky “Happiness of the Storyteller” (wreath of sonnets)

Literature:

  1. Pavel Bazhov. "Ural Tales". Moscow, Egmont Russia Ltd, 2004
  2. series “Russian classics”
    Pavel Bazhov. "Malachite Box". Moscow, “AST, Astrel, VKT”, 2010

Internet resources:

  1. http://www.poezia.ru›article.php?sid=69112

Chelyabinsk region Sosnovsky district with. Dolgoderevensk

th MOU Dolgoerevenskaya secondary school

Kornienko Oksana Yurievna

Quest game according to the tales

P.P. Bazhov "Treasures of the Malachite Box"

Target: introducing children to the literary wealth of the Urals.

Tasks: 1. Increasing reader activity through the development of children's interest in the work of P.P. Bazhova 2. Actualization of knowledge about the uniqueness of the native land. 3. Education of patriotic qualities. 4. Strengthening cooperation with parents.

Preparatory work:

Acquaintance with the biography of the Ural storyteller P.P. Bazhov 2017

Reading the tales of P.P. Bazhov's "Mistress of the Copper Mountain", "Firelight - Leap", "Blue Snake", "Malachite Box", "Tayutkino Mirror", "Silver Hoof", "Stone Flower", "Sinyushkin Well", "Mining Master", "Fragile twig", "Golden Hair", "Cat's Ears", "About the Great Snake", "Prikazchikov's soles"

Excursion to the city of Zlatoust. Visit to the "Armsman" plant, "Bazhovsky park"

Organization of the book exhibition "Treasures of the Malachite Box"

Members: parents and students of the 4th grade MOU Dolgoderevenskaya secondary school Sosnovsky district Chelyabinsk region

Location: regional children's library Dolgoderevenskoye Sosnovsky district

The scenario of the quest game based on the tales of P.P. Bazhov "Treasures of the Malachite Box"

Leading: Hello, dear guys! Hello, dear guests of our holiday! Today we will go with you on an exciting journey through the fabulous native Urals and see the treasures of the malachite box.

In a certain kingdom, in a certain state, there lived a kind wizard. He had a white fluffy beard and lively, unusually radiant eyes. And when he walked around the city, he was immediately recognized - this is our Bazhov! Wizard Bazhov!

Well, why a wizard? Maybe he practiced witchcraft, like old Hottabych? Of course not. It was writer's magic, who was able to create a magnificent book - "The Malachite Box".

Pavel Petrovich Bazhov is called wonderful storyteller, singer of the native Urals. Under his pen, this amazing land suddenly spoke - the mountains woke up, stones began to play, good and evil monsters came to life, blue snakes, bright lizards.

From early childhood, Pavel listened to the stories of workers about the Copper Mountain, about the hard work of people. The best storyteller among them was Vasily Andreevich Khmelinin. Later, in fairy tales, he will appear before readers under the name grandfather Slyshko. Bazhov grew up as a smart kid. He was an only child but soon began Civil War. Bazhov joins the Red Army and takes part in the battles. When the war died down, Pavel Petrovich began to work as a journalist. in the family, and the parents passionately loving their son, wanted his fate to be happier than theirs. Pavel is sent to study at a local school. There he showed himself as an inquisitive and capable student. He studied at five, read a lot, had a good memory.

Entertainment on the theme “Magic Tales of P.P. Bazhov"

preparatory group

Leading: Today we have gathered to talk about the Ural storyteller, or else as he was called "grandfather Bazhov."

Bazhov Pavel Petrovich - the famous Ural storyteller, prose writer, talented processor of folk tales, legends, Ural tales.

He, probably, could be called the first writer of the Urals, because he opened the Urals to the world in all its grandeur and beauty, with its history, people, wealth of the mountains, folk tales and legends, with its richest language.

From childhood he liked people, legends, fairy tales and songs of the native Urals.

Probably not by chance, because his last name comes from the word "bazhit" - to tell fortunes, to conjure. As a child, he had a nickname - Koldunkov.

What works of P. P. Bazhov do you know? Name them.

Children: "Silver Hoof", "Fireworm - jumping", "Sinyushkin well", "Malachite Box", "Stone Flower".

Leading: What stone did Pavel Petrovich Bazhov sing in his tales?

Children: Malachite!

Leading: Right! Look how beautiful and unusual this malachite stone is! It's time to play the game with him, show your dexterity.

A game"Malachite"

Children pass the gem to the music, on whom the music breaks, that one says an adjective about the stone and dances

Leading: Look at the box I have. It is not simple, it contains very interesting items. And now you will name these objects, and tell me what they are from. skaz.

    Malachite Box ( skaz"Malachite Box").

Leading: And in the malachite jewelry box, these jewelry are mined by prospectors (geologists), they have a very hard work (they walk through the mountains to get a stone, they need strength and skill) and we will check who we have the fastest and most dexterous.

Relay - Carry the stone

2. Orange handkerchief (Fire-jumping)

Dance with headscarves - girls

    Muryonka cat ( skaz"Silver Hoof")

The silver hoof tapped with a hoof and sketched different stones, but the trouble is, they fell into the snow and now we need to find who is the fastest.

Relay race: "Getters" - cubes and stones are mixed in the hoop, it is necessary to choose the stones.

    Lizard ( skaz"Mistress of Copper Mountain").

Our lizard is very fast and agile, it is not easy to run over stones. Maybe we can try.

Relay race: "Overcome obstacles" - crawl on the mat, run around the hoops and betray the baton.

Leading: Do you guys like fairy tales? I see that my eyes are bulging. Sit quietly, sit down, don't scare my fairy tale.

Showing the fairy tale "Silver Hoof": puppet theater.

Leading: Now guess the riddle:

The little boy grew up as an orphan: dove little eyes.

Her hair is curly, and he himself probably looks like a mother.

He studied malachite business with master Prokopyich

And with the hostess Mednaya, they say, he knew. (Danilo-master)

Leading: You and I will also become mountain masters and make a beautiful stone ourselves. Plasticine in front of you different colors, you can mix the plasticine at will and create your own gem.

MBOU "Shiringush secondary school"

Spent: Katkova E.P.

With. Shiringushi

2017

Tasks:

1. Introduce children to the great storyteller of the Urals P.P. Bazhov

2. To reveal the work of P.P. Bazhov

3. Facilitate the transfer of the spiritual experience of the ancestors, which teaches kindness, generosity, diligence.

4. To instill interest and love for the rich nature of the Urals.

5. To cultivate respect for working people.

Preliminary work:

Reading the tales of P. P. Bazhov, telling passages by children;

Examining illustrations;

Organization of the development environment:

Computer presentation;

Illustrations for stories;

Portrait of P. P. Bazhov;

Casket with stones.

Venue: Summer recreation camp "Tsvetik - Semitsvetik"

Event progress

Host: We we got acquainted with some of Bazhov's tales, and today I want to introduce you to the storyteller Pavel Petrovich Bazhov. Display of a portrait of the writer.

Pavel Petrovich Bazhov was born and lived his life in the Urals. He spent his childhood in the town of Sysert and at the Polevsk plant, not far from Yekaterinburg. His father at that time was a mining foreman, his mother was a skilled lacemaker. Pavel early began to realize himself as a responsible member of the family: going fishing meant “getting an ear, or even two”, going into the forest - bringing berries and mushrooms.

The future writer lived among the Ural miners. Childhood impressions turned out to be the most important and vivid for Bazhov.

In the evenings, after a hard day's work, the factory children gathered at the guards of the factory and listened to "secret tales" - folk legends about hard work in old mines, about riots of serf workers, legends that spoke of the countless treasures of the Ural Mountains, guarded by "secret power" - Malachite. Heard these mining tales and Pavel Bazhov.

P. P. Bazhov showed early learning abilities, he easily memorized poetry. He graduated from the 4-class village school. Father's friends advised to give the boy a good education. But the parents did not have money for a gymnasium for their son.

I had to take ten-year-old Pasha to Yekaterinburg, to arrange a free religious school with a hostel.

After graduating from college at the age of 14, Pavel entered the Perm Theological Seminary, where he studied for 6 years.

And after graduating, Bazhov worked as a teacher in primary school. For fifteen years, every year during school holidays, Bazhov wandered on foot around his native land, everywhere he looked at the life around him, talked with workers, wrote down their well-aimed words, conversations, stories, collected folklore, studied the work of cutters, stone cutters, steelworkers, foundry workers. , gunsmiths and many other Ural craftsmen, talked with them about the secrets of their craft and kept extensive records. A rich supply of life impressions, samples of folk speech helped him a lot later in his work as a journalist, and then in writing. He replenished his “pantry” all his life.

In 1939 (when P.P. Bazhov was already 60 years old), the most famous work was published - a collection of fairy tales "The Malachite Box", for which the writer received the State Prize.

The tales were so good that the "Malachite Box" was sent to the International Exhibition in New York (1939! The book was specially bound at the famous Sverdlovsk cutting factory. On the silver slip there is a malachite snake in diamond sparks and with emerald eyes. The "Malachite Box" was translated into 80 languages ​​of the world!

In the future, Bazhov replenished this book with new tales. In total, P. P. Bazhov wrote 52 tales.

Since childhood, he liked the people, legends, fairy tales and songs of his native Urals.

Pavel Petrovich tried in his tales to describe historically accurate events and people. It is difficult to separate Bazhov's tales about our fellow countrymen from the South Urals from the tales about the masters of the entire Urals. About stone cutters, coal burners, stone miners, metallurgists. Surprisingly, no matter how fantastic tales he writes, all his professions are real. He knew perfectly well what and how people in the Urals do.

Pavel Petrovich died on December 3, 1950 (at age 71) (61 years ago) in the Kremlin hospital from lung cancer. And he was buried in Yekaterinburg at the Ivanovo cemetery. Now there is a monument to P. P. Bazhov on a high hill.

Bazhov is remembered in our country, streets and libraries are named after him.

In Kopeysk there is a village named after him.

The steamship "Pavel Bazhov" sails along the Volga.

In Sysert and Yekaterinburg there are houses where the writer lived. Now they are museums.

The tales are so clever and so beautiful that the composers composed music for the tales (there is a ballet and the opera The Stone Flower).

According to the tales, performances were staged, a film and cartoons were made.

Artists love to draw illustrations for Bazhov's tales.

Leading: And now I invite you to the art gallery according to the tales of Bazhov.

In our gallery there are paintings - illustrations for tales. And whether you recognize the tale from the pictures - we will check it now.

(The pictures are shown in order. Children consider, name the tale, if possible, retell the depicted plot.)

1. “Silver hoof”: “Monthly night, bright, far visible. Daryonka looks - a cat is sitting close on a slanting spoon, and a goat is in front of her. He stands, he raised his leg, and on it a silver hoof glistens.

2. “Malachite box”: “Tanya ran a lot - a little around the house and climbed into the hut to play with her father's pebbles. I put on a headband, hung earrings ... "

4. “Sinyushkin well”: “I wanted to get up on my feet, but I can’t. All the same, he crawled away two fathoms to the hillock, a hat under his head. Yes, stretched. He looks - and the old woman came out of that water window. No more than three quarters tall. Her dress is blue, the scarf on her head is blue, and she herself is all blue, ...

5. “Blue snake”: “one thing seemed unusual to them: it was walking like it was swimming, completely, the guys could see - not a single flower, not a single blade of grass would bend under it. And then they noticed that on the right side of it a golden cloud was swaying, on the left - black.

6. “Silver Hoof”: “The girl was curious about the goat to find out. And then he sees - the old man is cheerful and affectionate. She says: - I'll go. Just take this Muryonka cat too: look how good it is.

7. “Malachite box”: “How did such an hour turn out, Tanya called that woman in a cabbage roll. Tanya took out the box, showed it, and the woman looked a little, and said: - Put it on yourself - it will be more visible.

Well done, the guys learned the tales and remembered the plots. Did you like the pictures?

Leading: And now I want to test your knowledge. I think you listened carefully to the tales and will easily answer my questions.

"Guess the riddles":

    Someone is sitting at the window in the hut,

A little goat stands on the edge.

Hit with a hoof - stones fly,

And their placers shine under the moon.

With a goat next to the cat Muryonka,

And looks at them from the window ...

(Daryonka)

    Beanie Lake

Says: "Be brave,

Rolling down the hill towards us

(Golden Snake)

    A round window - like in a key, water.

Near that water, the old woman is angry.

Blue, skinny: blow - and she is gone,

The old treasure guards.

(Sinyushkin well)

"What story are these lines from?"

    “The snake nevertheless outwitted them - it rolled between the legs of the guys. Each of them turned out to have one trouser leg gilded, the other smeared with tar. ("The Blue Snake")

2. “Looks, - and the old woman came out of that water window. No more than three quarters tall. Her dress is blue, the scarf on her head is blue, and she herself is all bluish, but so skinny that the breeze blows and smashes the old woman. ("Sinyushkin well")

3. “So Kokovanya took the orphan to live with him. He himself is big and bearded, and she is tiny and has a small nose with a button. They are walking along the street, and a skinned cat jumps after them. ("Silver Hoof")

4. “Then, when Tanyusha grew up, she herself began to get the box. The mother will leave with the older boys for mowing or somewhere else, Tanya will stay at home ”(“ The Malachite Box ”)

"Answer the questions correctly"

    Which writer talked about the Ural masters, but about the wealth of the Copper Mountain of the hostess? (P. P. Bazhov)

    What was the name of Lanko Puzhanko's friend? (Leiko Hat)

3. What did the Mistress of the Copper Mountain give to Stepan? (Malachite box)

4. What did grandmother Lukerya leave to Ilyusha as a legacy? (Feathers)

5. Whose words are these: “R-correctly you speak, r-correctly.” (Cat Muryonka)

6. What did Lanko and Leiko ask the Blue Snake for?

Leading: Well, guys, you pleased with your answers. Let's repeat once again, what tales of Bazhov do you know?

I suggest you draw an illustration for the tale that you liked the most.

P. P. Bazhova "Tales from the malachite box"

Compiled Yagovtseva L.Yu. - teacher the highest category ,

MKOU secondary school №6 Kushva

Goals:

1. Through the work of P. P. Bazhov, to awaken interest and love for the native land, to replenish knowledge about it.

2. Instill a love of reading.

Tasks:

1. Create conditions for the long-term preservation of large information and for its reproduction.

2. Through the mnemonic method of associations, teach children to recognize Bazhov's tales.

3. Through the work of P. P. Bazhov, to give additional historical knowledge about the Urals, the Ural dialect, the Ural gems.

4. Promote the development of children's communication skills.

Equipment:

Portrait of P.P. Bazhov (1879-1950).

Books by P. P. Bazhov.

Exhibition of Ural gems.

Items from fairy tales (button, hammer, lizard on a stone, brooch).

Presentation with illustrations for Bazhov's tales.

There is an inscription on the wall:
He is in the blessed memory of the people
It will always remain alive.
And they will live for centuries
In the wonderful malachite of strings,
And will not wither on the grave
Wonderful stone flower

(E. Khorinskaya)

Leading:
Dear Guys! Dear adults: parents, colleagues - teachers. We are pleased to welcome you to this cozy bright room. And we invite you on a literary journey through the expanses of our native Urals. The Urals is a land famous for its labor traditions. Ural craftsmen revealed to us the secrets of their craftsmanship. Let the discovery of the treasures of folk wisdom, preserved in songs, fairy tales, recorded in books, become a real holiday for the soul. So, I invite you on the path to your native roots, to new discoveries.

Event progress.

To the tune of "Ural round dance" the children enter the hall, sit on the chairs.

1 leader:
Ural mountains on stone slabs
They lead us to the country of malachite.
To a country where there are no precious stones,
To the country of hardworking and kind people. (V.Stepanov)

2 host:

In a certain kingdom, in a certain state, there lived a kind wizard. He had a large white beard and lively, unusually kind, attentive, radiant eyes. And when he walked around the city, he was immediately recognized. Do you guys know what we're talking about?(children's answers)

That's right, this is Pavel Petrovich Bazhov.

(Slide 2 appears on the screen with a portrait of the writer.)

His writer friends spoke of him like this:

1 child:

"This is a sparkling gem of Ural literature"

2 child:

“He is a very simple, modest, sincere, calm, kind person. Everyone considered him a sage."

3 child:

“He was a wonderful person. Short, like a fabulous gnome who rose from the ground to tell about the treasures of the Urals.

4 child:

In his works, the fantastic merges with the real. Unusual events took place in them, in which everything was as it should be in a real fairy tale: good conquered evil, all evil spirits retreated before courage and clear conscience. But the heroes of fairy tales were not gnomes, not heroes with extraordinary strength, but ordinary people. And therefore his works are called tales, not fairy tales. Working in various newspapers, Bazhov wrote about working people, glorified the workers of the Urals. But he became a world-famous writer thanks to his amazingly interesting tales, which were included in the collection - "Malachite Box".

1 leader:

Dear parents guys! Today we have a literary holiday dedicated to the work of P. P. Bazhov, and is called "Tales from the Malachite Box".

To a calm melody, the girls danced round dances in the evenings, and old and young had unhurried conversations. Girls from the 2nd class start a round dance for you.

The music of L. Schwartz from the film "Stone Flower" sounds. Students in costumes of peasant children of the early 20th century enter the hall to the music. Grandfather Slyshko (a student in a suit, made up as an old man) sits down on the “mound”, the rest of the students sit down around the perimeter of an impromptu clearing. The old man hits the iron.

Old man:

Hey, who's there? What kind of people are hanging around the government place at a late hour? By what right? A?!

Children: - We are factory guys ...

Old man: - Yes, do not mumble, but plainly answer - who is coming.

Girl: We, grandfather, came for fairy tales.

Old man:

For fairy tales? Thought it too! Fairy tales - this, you hear - about Hen Ryaba and a golden egg. You, go, late to listen to such tales! Let me tell you about old life. Only these are not fairy tales, but fairy tales and visits are called. Eh, you, starlings, ran up and shouted during the day, now you want to give your ears a job? Okay, I'll tell you.

Boy: - Is this a new story?

Old man:

Chur, do not interrupt! Maybe I'll talk about your great-grandmother, and you say - a fairy tale! Listen, and note to your advantage what girls were like in the old days ...

2 host:

That's so much - many years ago, grandfather, nicknamed "Slysh-ko" began to tell the children the tales of the old Urals. It was they who compiled the first collection of tales by Pavel Bazhov.

5 child:

We hold with you, buddy, in our hands

"Ural tales" about marvelous mountains.

There have been many stories here.

There was both joy and sorrow.

In them, the mountains almost reach the sky,

Beautiful nature, peace and comfort.

And good people keep fairy tales here,

who talk about magic.

The peoples of the Urals knew how to dress up on holidays in smart sundresses, embroidered shirts, belts. They played the harp, balalaika, harmonica ... They themselves rested and the people were amused. Children from the ensemble of spoon-carriers of the Children's Music School in Kushva are invited to the stage. Leaders: Osolodkova Vera Mikhailovna, Urzhumov Valery Pavlovich.

Leading. What kind of stern and strict guest has come to us? A small girl and herself all stately,

And the braid is dark, but so fine.

Malachite-colored dress, red ribbons in a braid,

Eyes like emeralds. - Magical, clear.

( children's answers: Mistress of the Copper Mountain)

scene

The Mistress of the Copper Mountain appears.

hostess(shouts). Who here remembered me, but about the good old Urals? Who came to me up the mountain?.. Ah, it's you, good people! Well hello! Craftsmen are always welcome! I am the Mistress of the Copper Mountain,lizards are my servants. P I was left to protect the wealth of my land. And my land is very famous for its natural beauties, minerals, artisans. So I'll take you to my Copper Mountain and make you work, extract precious stones and gems!

Leading: Why are you, dear guest, scaring us?

Mistress:

I don't scare you! But I warn you: if you do not know the content of the Ural Tales, then I will take everyone up the mountain and read these tales to you all day long!

Leading. What a strict character this mistress has! And they say the truth that "an evil person to meet her is grief, and there is no joy for a good one."

Mistress. You never know what they say about me. I'll give the guys an exam! Difficult, difficult! And if they fail, then...

Leading. You have already heard, heard that you will take to your mountain master. But remember, our guys are smart and will answer all your questions! You won't be able to get through them!

Mistress. We'll see about that. Here's the first task for you guys.

That goat was special: he beat the pebbles with his right leg,

In what place he stomps - a road stone will appear.

Darenka keeps looking and wondering. From afar you can't see it

And you can’t make out, but no matter how hard you try, you won’t come close to him.

Guys. Silver hoof.

A goat runs to the magic music.

Goat:

I knock "tsok - tsok - tsok" with a hoof.

I want to make friends with you!

I'm a forest goat, be friends with me!

I am the Silver Hoof. On the right front leg is a magic hoof. Wherever I stomp with this hoof, an expensive stone will appear there. Once I stomp - there is one stone, two stomps - two stones, and where I start to beat with my foot - there is a pile of expensive stones. About me is told in the tale "Silver Hoof". Well done guys for guessing my name. Now I will help you. And then, I see, the Mistress of the Copper Mountain completely intimidated you.

Mistress. (asking questions)

Answer, guys, in which fairy tale were the old man nicknamed Kokovanya, the girl Darenka and the cat Murenka? ("Silver Hoof")

Tell me, what else was special about the Silverhoof goat that was different from other goats? (He always walked with horns, while in winter ordinary goats dropped their horns; he had five branches on his horns, while ordinary goats had only three.)

But what is the story about? “A tiddly girl, like a doll, but alive, put her hips on her hips, wave her handkerchief and go dancing in circles. As the circle passes, it will grow a little. She stopped at a large pine tree, stamped her foot, flashed her little teeth, waved her handkerchief, whistled: “Fi-and-and-th! Y - y - y - y ...! And there was no girl.” Who is this?

Baltenkova Yesenia "Semenov ditties"

Baby girl -

Like a doll herself -

Dancing so briskly

Waving a handkerchief in his hand. (Fireworm - jump)

Children's answers

Dance of the Fire Girl

Firefly - jump . Look at the screen and guess which stories the illustrations are for.

goat : - This is a Fireball - a jump - like a little girl who dances. Where such a Ride appears, there is gold. Not strong, but pectoral and not lying in a layer, but like a radish planted. From above, it means a wider circle, and further - smaller and smaller. You dig this radish of golden sand - and there is nothing else to do in that place. This is told in the tale, which is called "Fireworm - jumping".

Leading: And now, in order to prove to the Mistress of the Copper Mountain that the guys know Bazhov's "Ural Tales" well, the students ... of the class will show the scene they have learned.

The characters of the scene appear: Danilushko and grandmother Vikhorikha. Vikhorikha holds a bunch of different herbs and forest flowers in her hands.

Danilushko. It's good for me, grandmother, you live. You know all kinds of herbs.

Grandmother. Yes, I am Vikhorikha's grandmother, I lived for many years. I'll tell you about any grass, about any flower!

Danilushko. Do you know every flower in our area?

Grandmother. I will not brag. Anyone I know of those that are open.

Danilushko. Are there still undiscovered ones?

Grandmother. There are some. Have you heard of Papor?

Danilushko. Is it a fern?

Grandmother: Yes. As if it blooms on Midsummer's Day. That magical flower - treasures are opened to them. It is harmful to humans.

Danilushko: What else?

Grandmother: On the gap-grass, the flower is running. Just catch him - and all the gates are open to you. This is a thief's flower. There is also a stone flower.

The Mistress of the Copper Mountain appears with a flower (imitation of a stone one). She mysteriously circles around Danilushka and grandmother Vikhorikha.

Grandmother: This flower seems to be growing in the Malachite Mountain. They say that on the Serpentine Festival it has full power. And the person who sees the stone flower will be unhappy.

Danilushko: And why unfortunate, grandmother?

Grandmother: I don't know myself, Danilushko. That's what they told me. After all, this flower is guarded by the Mistress of the Copper Mountain herself.

Grandma leaves. Danilushko puts on an apron, ties a strip of fabric around his head, in the manner of a headband, and picks up a hammer.

Mistress: Many years have passed since that grandmother's story. Danilushko became quite an adult. And look - they ordered him to make a bowl of stone, similar to a flower.

Danilushko: Even though I have become a good craftsman, the cup does not come out! Doesn't come out! How much malachite I have exhausted, but all to no avail!

Mistress ( comes closer) . What, Danilo-master, is your cup not coming out?

Danilushko: And where did you come from? Who are you? (in amazement) Not otherwise - you are the Mistress of the Copper Mountain. And your dress is made of silk malachite.

Mistress: So today is a holiday - snake hill.

Danilushko: Show me the stone flower.

Mistress: Show me, I'll show it to you. Yes, you will regret it later.

Danilushko: Will you let go of the mountain?

Mistress: Why won't I let go? The road is open, but only come back to me!

Danilushko: Show me, do me a favor. Without a stone flower, I have no life. Show me!

Mistress: when so, let's go Danilo the master to my garden. Here look! (surrounds itself with a flower)

Danilushko ( looks around): The trees are so tall, but not like in our forests, but made of stone! Some are marble, and some are made of serpentine - stone ... And stone grass1 Azure, red! Between the blades the golden snakes flutter as if they were dancing. Light comes from them.

Mistress: But look - in this corner of the garden, the earth is simple, like clay. And the bushes are black, like velvet. And on these bushes are large green malachite bells, and in each antimony star. The fiery bees sparkle above those malachite flowers, and the stars tinkle subtly, sing evenly.

Danilushko: So here they are, stone flowers.

Mistress: What, Danilo-master, looked?

Danilushko: You won't find a stone to do that.

Mistress: If I had thought of it myself, I would have given you such a stone. And now I can't.

To the music, the characters leave the stage.

Leading. Well done boys! So the Mistress of the Copper Mountain helped us to show a scene based on one of the tales of Pavel Petrovich Bazhov.

hostess . And I'm glad! I didn't have to take anyone up my mountain!

Assistant. Singing backstage:

Hey-ka, hey-ka

Blue snake!

Show up, show up!

Spin the wheel!

(repeated 2 times)

Old man.

Who appears when he hears this song?

Guys. This is the Blue Snake.

Old man. " To see the Blue Snake alone is a direct happiness: for sure, the riding gold will turn out to be where the golden stream passed. And a lot of it. It lies in large chunks on top. It's just a trick. If you grab a surplus, but at least drop a drop, everything will turn into a simple stone. You will not come the second time either, because you will immediately forget the place. Well, and when the snake appears to two or three, then it’s a black misfortune at all - everyone will quarrel. Moreover, they say that sometimes the Blue Snake pretends to be a man.

Blue snake. - By what signs do you recognize me when I pretend to be a man?

Old man. - Well done! Listen further. “The old woman came out of the water window. No more than three quarters tall. Her dress is blue, the scarf on her head is blue, and she herself is all bluish, but so skinny that the breeze will blow and blow the old woman apart. And the girl's eyes and voice, like a young one. Who is this?

Children's answers: Grandma Sinyushka

Old man: G de Babka Sinyushka is sitting, and wealth is supposed to be here. She can turn into a pretty girl: her eyes are a star, her eyebrows are an arc, her lips are raspberries, a blond braid and a blue ribbon in her braid. But she seems so kind and good people. About her the tale "Sinyushkin well."

- Ilya heard a lot about Sinyushka. Here, they say, in the deaf swampy places, and even in the old mines, people ran into Sinyushka. Where she sits, here wealth is laid. Move Sinyushka from her place, and a full well of gold and expensive stones will open. Then row as far as your hand took. Arriving at the mine and having lost his grandmother's feathers, he began to prepare for a meeting with Sinyushka.

(Takes a ladle and imposes it on a stick)

- As the month turned full circle, Ilyukha went. Got to the place. Looks - there is no one.

Ilya: (says softly) "He came without a ladle"

Sinyushka: - You are welcome, dear guest! I've been waiting for a long time. Come and take as much as you can.
(she lifted the lid over the well, and there all the riches were revealed. Ilya does not come close)

Well, what are you standing for? Take it, I say, how much will go into the purse.

Ilya: - I don’t have a purse, and I heard something else from Grandma Lukerya. As if only that wealth is pure and strong, which you yourself give to a person.

Sinyushka: - You see, what a picky one! Give him more! Well, have it your way!
(a girl comes out of the well with a golden tray, and with a bow gives him a tray. There is gold on the tray.)

Girl 1: - Take it, well done!

Ilya: - It's made for laughs. No one person can lift so much.

Sinyushka:- Won't you take it?

Ilya:- I don't think so.

Sinyushka: - Well, have it your way! Another gift for the ladies.
(Devics 2 comes out with a silver tray and silver)

Ilya: - It is not possible for a person to lift so much, and you do not serve it with your own hands.
(Sinyushka laughed.)

Sinyushka: - Okay, have it your way! I will amuse you and myself. Then, chur, do not regret. Wait.
(A girl3 came out giving him a sieve with berries, and three feathers on top, tied with a blue thread)
- Accept, dear friend Ilyushenka, a gift from a pure heart. (takes a sieve)

Ilya: - Whose are you, beautiful girl? Tell me, what is your name-dignify?
Girl (chuckled) - People call Grandmother Sinyushka, but to a much, but to a remote, but to a simple soul, I seem to be the same as you see. Rarely does it just happen.

Ilya: - Where did you get your feathers from?

Young woman: - Yes, one came for wealth. He himself fell into the well, and drowned his wallets, and your feathers floated out. Simple, you can see, you are a soul guy.
(there is a tape in a braid sorting out)

Blue. Scoop up - ka, dear - friend Ilyushenka, with a ladle from my well again.

Ilya scoops up and retrieves things. - Oh, what is it? Whose things are these? Do you guys know?

Hammer - "Stone Flower" (tool of Danila the Master).

Hoop - “Blue snake. (The golden hoop averted trouble from children).

Soles (Severyan Kondratych, clerk from the Polevoy mine, - “Prikazchikov’s soles”).

Mirror (Tayutkino - “Tayutkino mirror”).

Shovel (Fedyunkina - “Fireworm - Poskakushka”).

Bath maggot - broom (Yashka Zorko - "Grass zapadenka").

Sieve and three feathers (Ilya - “Sinyushkin well”).

Young woman: - So, dear friend Ilyushenka! Blue me. Always old, always young. To the local wealth forever attached. Well, have you looked? Enough go, otherwise it’s as if in a dream I didn’t dream. (sigh) (leave)

At home, Ilyusha's sieve became heavier, the berries became nuggets and expensive stones. With such wealth, Ilya immediately paid off the master, went free, made a good house for himself, started a horse. Soon Ilya married a girl who looked exactly like Sinyushka. And on the site of the blue well, a mine rich in gold was discovered.

Leading (notices the malachite box forgotten by the Mistress)

Let's see what's there? (opens the box, there are “gemstones”) the brechka murmurs, the song sounds. And then another one - a sad lingering one, like a road along which they travel for a long time ... The song "Russian Territories" is performed by Irina Barbina, a student of the 3rd grade, accompanied by Svetlana Aleksandrovna Kovrizhnykh.

So our holiday is over! We were all pleased to get acquainted with the work of P. P. Bazhov and meet the Mistress of the Mednaya Mountain herself. Pavel Petrovich told us a lot about: about his native Urals, about talented masters of the past, about kind, inquisitive children whose life was poor and difficult, about amazing fairy tale characters who guarded the secrets and treasures of the Urals.

Leading. Bazhov wrote tales about ordinary people, workers who were engaged in hard work and were not rich, but poor. And in all these stories lives the dream of people about the help of magical powers - so that magical heroes would help a little in the difficult life of workers.

Goat. And, as you can see, kind people we come to the rescue. I - the Silver Hoof - gave precious stones to the poor Darenka and Kokovanya. A grandmother named Sinyushka helped a simple hard worker with a kind heart, Ilyukha, and the Blue Snake made the two boys understand what is bad and what is good, how to learn to be kind and fair, and also gave each a bag of golden sand.

Child:

I love and read Bazhov's tales, although I still don't understand everything in them.

Both father and mother come to the rescue, and grandmother Nina - father's mother.

I like a girl in Bazhov's tales,

Which Pavel Petrovich called Poskakushka.

I really liked the tale about Tanya,

The girl Darenka and about Maryushka.

Children - artists go to the building.

Child:

Once again we will bend over the book,

Let's absorb the wisdom of these words.

We do not forget the stories of grandfather Slyshko

Thank you, good grandfather Bazhov.

Leading: The time has come to bestow you for your skills and efforts (reward).

Love your country, take care of it. And he will reveal his riches to you. Main

remember: labor and diligence move mountains, but a pure, disinterested heart

overcomes any difficulties. Distributes bags of "gems" to cool

leaders and escorts classes from the hall.