Lesson topic: Gianni Rodari "Tales on the phone"
The purpose of the lesson: to acquaint students with the work of the Italian writer
D. Rodari "Tales on the phone"
Lesson objectives:
educational:
- to teach attentive attitude to the word;
- learn to answer questions correctly and completely;
- learn expressive reading role text;
developing:
- develop speech, logical thinking, imagination, attention;
- develop emotional and intellectual responsiveness;
- a feeling of compassion for the heroes of the work;
educational:
- cultivate a love for literature;
- educate a competent reader;
- to cultivate a friendly attitude towards classmates.
Educational and methodological support:
Textbook Russian literature. Grade 5 T. Chaplyshkina, A. Sadvakasova, L. Safronova, N. Stavitskaya, S. Khodova. Atamura, 2010.
Lesson implementation time: 45 min
Applied methods:
RKM technology;
ICT, Adobe Flash CS5 program;
competency-based approach technologies.
Lesson Plan
Lesson Steps Temporary Implementation
I Organizing time 1 min
II Motivation learning activities 5 minutes
III 1. Presentation "The Wizard from the Land of Childhood" 10 min
2. "Reading with stops" of the fairy tale "Questions inside out" 9 min
3. Fizminutka 1 min
4. Reading by role
Fairy tale "About the mouse that ate cats" 8 min
5. Fairy tales quiz 4 min
6. Check yourself 4 min
IV Reflection
briefing homework. 3 min
During the classes:
I. Organizational moment: greeting, installation for successful work
Guys, today we will get acquainted with very interesting literary tales. And about who is their author, I think you will immediately guess as soon as I read you a riddle poem.
So listen up:
Fruit and garden country -
In one of the fairy tale books there is it,
And in it is a vegetable boy,
He is brave, fair, mischievous! (Cipollino)
The story about an amazing onion boy - cheerful, mischievous and brave, was written by the Italian writer Gianni Rodari. This book was read by your moms and dads, grandparents, but it does not get old! And Gianni Rodari wrote many other fairy tales, beautiful stories and wonderful poems.
II. Introduction to the topic of the lesson. Preparation for the formulation of the task for the lesson. Formulation of the problem by children.
III. Operational stage
1. Presentation "The Wizard from the Land of Childhood"
1 frame Biography
In the north of Italy, at the very foot of the Alps, there is Lake d’Orta with such blue and transparent water that it seems as if a piece of the sky, having once rained, remained forever in the rocky shores. Near this lake, the small town of Omegna is very conveniently located, whose narrow streets and low houses are buried in greenery and flowers. It was there that Gianni Rodari was born on October 23, 1920.
The boy's father, Giuseppe Rodari, was a baker - the owner of a small bakery and bakery and grocery store.
As a child, Gianni Rodari was sick a lot, he was very weak child. Despite this, he learned to play the violin, composed poetry, drew with pleasure and dreamed of becoming a famous artist. When the boy was 9 years old, his father died. The family has had a difficult time. To feed her family (Gianni had two more brothers - Cesare and Mario), her mother got a job as a servant in a rich house.
Gianni Rodari had to study at the theological seminary - there they not only taught the children of the poor, but also fed and clothed them for free. After graduating from the seminary in 1937, he was forced to go to work to help his family. Rodari became a teacher in primary school and at the same time attended lectures at the Faculty of Philology of the University of Milan.
Gianni Rodari liked working with children, he came up with funny and instructive stories for his students. His pupils built houses from letters, together with the teacher they composed fairy tales.
Maybe he was not a very good teacher: he was too young. special education he didn’t have, and perhaps he wasn’t a “learned” teacher, but he was a fun teacher. He said: “I told in the class - both because I loved children and because I myself was not averse to having fun - stories that had nothing to do with reality and common sense - stories that I thought up ... " And the guys were terribly interested in learning, because "you can enter reality from the main entrance, but you can climb into it - and this is much more fun for children - through the window." Many of his fairy tales were born right at school lessons: "Journey of the Blue Arrow", "Jeep on TV", "Gelsomino in the land of liars", "Tales on the phone".
And then Rodari decided to write down these stories and continued to write them down even when he moved to another job, to the newspaper. When the publishers found out about poems and fairy tales, they gladly began to publish them in newspapers, children's magazines, and publish them as separate books.
2 frame Exhibition
The tales of Rodari are very interesting and informative. The most famous of them is the fairy tale story "The Adventures of Chipollino" (1951, the Russian translation of Marshak was published in 1953) about an onion boy and his friends. The heroes of this fairy tale live in a fantasy country inhabited by little men-vegetables, little men-fruits. The fairy tale constantly combines reality and fiction. The author made it a rule: entertaining, talking about serious things. Cheerful, never discouraged, Cipollino protects the poor, fights for justice, opposes cruelty and evil. The work gained especially wide popularity in the USSR, where an animated cartoon (1961) was shot on it, and then the film the fairy tale "Cipollino" (1973), where Gianni Rodari starred in an episodic role.
They say that when Gianni Rodari came to Moscow with his daughter Paolina, the girl suddenly saw familiar characters in the window of a toy store - Chippolino, Signor Tomato, Prince of Lemon. The writer was very pleased: his childhood dream came true - the heroes of the book turned into toys! And it happened in a country that Rodari loved very much. Isn't this a fairy tale!
Some works
Collection "Book of funny poems" (1950)
"Instruction to the pioneer", (1951)
"The Adventures of Cipollino", (1951)
Collection of poems "Train of poems" (1952)
Gelsomino in the Land of Liars (1959)
Collection "Poems in Heaven and on Earth" (1960)
Collection Tales on the Phone (1960)
"Jeep on TV" (1962)
"The Planet of the Christmas Trees" (1962)
"Journey of the Blue Arrow" (1964)
"What Mistakes There Are" (1964)
"Cake in the Sky" compilation (1966)
"How Giovannino, nicknamed the Idler, traveled" (1973)
"Grammar of Fantasy" (1973)
"Once upon a time there was twice Baron Lamberto" (1978)
"The Tramps" (1981)
3 frame Recognition
In Italy, Gianni Rodari remained unknown as a writer for a long time, and he perceived himself only as a journalist. His name became popular primarily due to numerous translations into Russian. The best translations of Rodari's poems belong to Samuil Marshak. Only after the Adventures of Cipollino was translated into Russian in 1953 did the triumphal procession of the works of Gianni Rodari begin around the world. Over time, and in the homeland of the writer - in Italy, Rodari's poems and fairy tales began to be included in school textbooks.
For three decades of literary work, Gianni Rodari published more than a dozen books for children - in verse and prose.
Gianni Rodari hated lies and hypocrisy, he taught the same to his readers: "It seems to me that the most dangerous enemies of mankind are liars. There are hundreds of liars in the world ... A liar is one who speaks peace, but in fact stands for war ... I really believe in the power of truth ... The truth is like the voice of a singer - that voice from which window panes tremble." It was with this voice that Rodari endowed Gelsomino, and this magical gift allowed the boy to resist the kingdom of Liars. In the struggle for truth, the writer's weapon is the word. And Gianni Rodari mastered these weapons to perfection.
Gianni Rodari's books have been translated into dozens of languages and are known all over the world.
In 1970, the writer was awarded the most honorable international prize in the field of children's literature - the Hans Christian Andersen Medal. Receiving the award, the writer said: "I think that fairy tales - old and modern - help to develop the mind. Thousands of hypotheses are stored in fairy tales. Fairy tales can give us the keys to enter reality in new ways. They open the world to the child and teach how to transform it..."
Let's remember well this wise lesson of a cheerful teacher - Gianni Rodari.
4 frame Text
Work with the collection "Tales on the phone"
Señor Bianchi has a very hectic job. He travels all over the country selling medicine to people. But every evening he calls home and tells his daughter a fairy tale. By phone. Here they are in front of you!
- Why do you think the author gave the collection such a name? What do you think this means?
- How does the author explain the appearance of Tales on the Phone?
Why were these stories so short?
2. Reception "Reading with stops"
Fairy tale "Questions inside out"
What do you think this story could be about?
- What do you mean - inside out? In trans. - in a new, altered form, but with the preservation of the old foundations, hell (often ironic)
1. There was once a boy who was very fond of asking questions.
- Have you ever answered the questions of little "why"?
2. This, of course, is not bad at all, on the contrary, it is even very good when a person is interested in something ...
- What do you think about the hero of the fairy tale now?
Why couldn't anyone answer the hero's questions?
- How do you think events will develop further?
Let's see how events unfold further.
3. So the boy grew up - every day, then a few dozen questions ...
- How did the author of the tale explain the reason for the unsuccessful questions of the hero?
- Why was the fate of the “why inside out” sad and meaningless?
- Modeled on the question "Why does the mustache have a cat?" try to come up with some similar questions.
3. Physical Minute.
4. Reading by role
Fairy tale "About the mouse that ate cats"
Heuristic conversation
5. Quiz "Tales"
1. In which country do the most well-mannered people live? ("A country without corners"). Explain why they are the most educated? (No corners - no collisions, conflicts).
2. What was lost main character fairy tale "Scattered Boy"? (Parts of your body).
3. In what fairy tale did the table fall on the boy's head when he decided to lick his feet? ("House of Ice Cream").
4. What fairy tale is the dialogue from?
“- How much does a teardrop weigh?
- Watching whose. For a capricious woman, it is lighter than the lightest breeze, and for a hungry child, it is heavier than the whole earth ... ”(Fairy tale“ Let's think of numbers ”).
5. What was the rain like in the fairy tale "Unprecedented Rain"? Of what? (Rain of candy).
6. Who was the father of J. Rodari? (baker, baker)
7. What city did the deceiver sell to the hairdresser? (Stockholm)
8. What was the name of the policeman from the land without corners? (guardian of order)
9. Who translated the fairy tales of G. Rodari from Italian into Russian? (S.Ya. Marshak)
10. Who helped the old library mouse hide from the cat? (spider)
11. If in Modena they counted: “razki, dvozki, triski - four pussies”, then how did they count in Rome? (satchels, dvans, slings - porintsy)
6. 5 frame "Test yourself"
Let's check ourselves
1. Why did the nose run away from the hero of the fairy tale "The Runaway Nose"? (The reason in the finale is explained by the escaped organ itself: “Listen, don’t pick your nose anymore. Or at least cut off your nails”).
2. Listen to an excerpt from a fairy tale. “When she died, people found her notebook. They opened it ... and there are apparently invisible crosses in it. - ... It must be she who celebrated her good deeds. How many of them she has, father!” What did the heroine actually note and what is the name of the fairy tale? Try to explain the meaning of the title. (The fairy tale "Pigalitsa". The heroine is a small woman who noted the sneeze of her fellow citizens. She is small not only in height, but also in her deeds).
3. What did the rachishka come up with in the fairy tale "About Cancer"? Is he right, in your opinion? (The crustacean decided not to walk backwards, like his relatives, but straight. His father, mother, and those around him urged him to be like everyone else, but “to this day, our little crustacean is still courageously moving forward and believes in his rightness just as he believed on the first day. And we can only wish him from the bottom of our hearts: “Good luck to you!” The author clearly approves of the crustacean’s choice of life position).
4. Is it possible for a mouse to eat cats? (Perhaps if this mouse is a library mouse and eats pictures in books. The tale "About the mouse that ate cats").
IV Reflection. Homework instruction.
Reading the book by J. Rodari, we realized that this is a writer with a very rich imagination: every fairy tale is a new idea. I offer you as a homework exercise to develop the imagination. Read the titles of several fairy tales by J. Rodari and try to compose your own fairy tales using these names:
"Elevator to the Stars", "Little Cosmonaut", "Comet Seller", "Violet at the Pole".
Svetlana Kryukova
Dear guests!
Our autumn holiday will be unusual.
We will get with you to the fabulous kingdom of vegetables and fruits.
01. "Italian song". Tchaikovsky
Beans$
This kingdom was ruled by the cruel Prince Lemon and his assistant Signor Tomato. Once, in the prince's domain, little Pumpkin built a house for herself.
Listen and see what came of it.
Music sounds, Kuma Tykovka builds a house of bricks and sings.
Pumpkin If you take a brick, there is little use in it.
Because you can't build a house out of it.
If you put a couple of bricks next to each other,
There will be only two walls - it is inconvenient to live.
We will build a house for our friends.
We will be comfortable in it - together more fun!
Our friendship for centuries, anyone will tell you,
There will be a holiday anywhere - all my friends are with me!
Pumpkin Well, here it is! Finally! Now I have my own house!
Pumpkin Thanks, friends! I wouldn't have made it without you! I would never have collected so many bricks!
Music is playing, children are dancing.
Khachaturian "Market Square"
Khachaturian "Exit of the tomato"
Though two Countess Cherries look from above
On me, on a fat man, I'm not superfluous with them.
I am Senior Tomato, I am red and magnificent,
And I have been serving for a long time with the landowners of the Cherries.
I'm a sleek tomato with satin skin
And it is dangerous for vegetables to enter into an argument with me!
Khachaturian procession of lemon
I am Prince Lemon!
Here in the kingdom is my law:
Can't sing or have fun
You can't go where you want to live.
What kind of house is on the way here?
I can't get through!
Pumpkin I've been saving bricks all my life. And she made a house for herself.
Lemon How dare you? Do you want to go to the dungeon? Security, throw out the Pumpkin, and demolish the house!
Cipollino, runs up and steps on Prince Lemon's leg.
Lemon Ai-ai-ai! Catch the robber!
Capture the criminal! Arrest immediately!
Cipollone
(Plainingly) Your Majesty, I beg you, do not persecute my son! I stepped on your foot!
Lemon Ah, that's how! Arrest him too!
Oh, you robber! Rebel! You built a house on the land of Countess Cherries! Go away!
But, your grace! Count Vishenka himself gave me permission.
Tomato Shut up! I'm confiscating this house! An evil dog will live in it!
Cipollino
Hi all! I'm Cipollino!
I know the cure for sorrow
and from illnesses and from various boredoms.
Hi all! I'm Cipollino!
I am a mischievous boy, I am cheerful - a bow.
Of course I can save my father,
Don't be afraid, I won't run away!
Radish, Pear, Beans are suitable for him.
Chipollino! Senor Tomato wants to destroy Pumpkin's house!
Chipollino Run to the rescue
Pumpkin sighs and wipes his eyes with a handkerchief.
Radishes, Pear, Beans and Cipollino appear.
Bean Señor Tomato has already been fooled once, I think he will certainly want to take revenge!
I also think that the Pomodoro will not give up so easily! Something must be done.
Radish House urgently needs to be hidden. Let's hide it in the forest
Pumpkin Exactly! My godmother Blueberry lives in the forest. She will definitely help us. He will tell you how best to hide and follow my house.
Cipollino Then it's decided! Let's go to the forest!
Go to Aunt Blueberry
Beans
Hello Aunt Blueberry. This is Kuma Pumpkin's house. That terrible Señor Tomato wants to take him away! Could you help us hide him and keep an eye on him.
Pear Please, you've always been good to Kuma Pumpkin.
Fine. Just look, don't tell anyone where you hid it!
Pumpkin Thanks Kuma Blueberry! (Everyone leaves).
End of act 1
2 action.
Kingdom of Countess Cherries.
Countess Cherries and Señor Tomato enter.
Dance of the Seigneur of the Tomato and the Countess of Cherries
Tomato Your Excellencies!
Yes! Senor Tomato!
Tomato A gang of robbers is operating in the area of the castle! Valuable property stolen.
Cherries AAAA! It's horrible!
Tomato Ma'am, control yourself! I've already arrested the hard-core rioters. It remains to arrest the main rebel - Chipollino!
Cherries We must immediately lock the gate! Count Cherry! Count Cherry!
Count Cherry comes out.
Well, where are you going! (fixes his clothes)
I hope you didn't touch the flowers in the flower beds. Anyone who touches and picks flowers will be left without sweets!
I didn't touch the flowers.
Cherry 1 And you, of course, did not crush the grass on the lawn. The one who rumples the grass will have to write two thousand times: “I am an ill-mannered boy!
Cherry I did not crush the grass. I looked at the goldfish in the pool.
Cherry 2 Learn lessons!
Cherry I already learned everything.
Cherry 1 Learn new! Read!
Cherry 2 Put the book back!
Cherries What an obnoxious boy!
Exeunt Countess Cherries. Cherry is reading a book.
Cherry (Walks forward, backward) The shortest distance from one point to another is a straight line.
Chipollino, Radish and Beans appear
Radish And we know you. You are Count Cherry.
Cherry Yes. And I don't have the honor of knowing you, but it will be my pleasure to make your acquaintance.
Chipollino We are children from the town. This is Radish, and this is Bean
Cherry Then I know you too!
Cipollino Where from?
Cherry From Senior Tomato. He scolded you so much that I immediately realized that you are a very good boy!
Radish Well, what did I say! Count Cherry is a very good boy!
Cipollino
Cherry, I know you can help us. We need to get the key to the basement. My father and my friends are locked up there!
Cherry Yes! Difficult task! The key is always carried by Senor Tomato. He even at night does not part with him. But I'll try. If Senor Tomato arrested these people, then it is very good people! He can't stand them!
Señor Tomato comes out. 17. Khachaturian Exit Tomato
Tomato Count Cherry! What I see! You are dealing with a criminal and a rebel!
Cherry My friends, run! He won't do anything to me, and you won't do anything!
Cipollino Do not be angry, do not be angry, Senor Tomato! From anger, they say, vitamins disappear!
Everyone runs away except Pomodoro.
Pomodoro I'll lie down to rest, I'm tired of fighting criminals all day.
Senor Tomato sits on a chair. Cherry appears, puts his hand in the pocket of Señor Tomato and takes out the key and slowly leaves. Chipollino and Radish approach him on tiptoe.
Cipollino
I knew, Cherry, that you can rely on! Now we have the key and we can free our friends.
They join hands and go "in single file" on tiptoe.
Senor Tomato wakes up and runs around the stage clutching his head.
Tomato All the criminals escaped. Catch! Arrest the most important rebel Chipollino!
Prince Lemon comes out
Lemon Now gather all the inhabitants in the square! I'll make a statement!
All the heroes take the stage
Behind Lately our state revenues have declined. After the tax on air was introduced, you began to breathe less! It's outrageous! In addition, malicious rebels have appeared among you! Senor Tomato, announce the list, please!
For ordinary rain - one hundred lire, for heavy rain - two hundred lire, with thunder and lightning - three hundred lire! In addition, for arbitrariness and confusion, and in order to avoid further unrest, Pumpkin's house must be destroyed!
Cipollino
Why should we listen to you?
Lemon Because I'm in charge here!
Cipollino
And I say that you are not in charge! Both you and Tomato are bad, evil people! You are torturing all the inhabitants of our city! That's why we kick you out of our city!
Tomato Step on Tomato and Lemon, they get scared and run away screaming. Everyone shouts "Hurrah!". Pumpkin's house is being rolled onto the stage.
Music sounds. All performers enter the stage and stand in a semicircle. Heroes take the stage
Radishes are happy with everything in this fairy tale
happy ending
No! Wait!
And the Countess
The Prince and the Tomato
How can we be with them from now on?
Honor or shame?
Lemon Forgive us friends
After all, without us, it's impossible
Tomato We played all the roles for you
But the secret is
That we didn't become bad
We know what's what.
Pumpkin Fairy tale is a lie, but there is a hint in it
Municipal educational institution
"Secondary school No. 3"
FANTASY LESSONS WITH Gianni Rodari
Literary matinee
Prepared
teacher primary school
Ivanova I. N.
Shumerlya. 2010
Leading: Gianni (Giovanni) Rodari was born on October 23, 1920 in the small town of Omegna in northern Italy. This town is located in the mountains, near Lake d "Orta, in the center of which an ancient castle rises on an island. Narrow streets, low houses, immersed in greenery and flowers.
Gianni's father's name was Giuseppe, he was a baker - he kept a small bakery and a shop with her. In a poor family, a happy family atmosphere reigned, permeated with love and care. When the boy was nine years old, his father died.
To feed the family, the mother got a job as a servant in a rich house. Gianni Rodari and his two brothers Cesare and Mario grew up in their mother's native village of Varesotto. Gianni studied at the theological seminary - there they not only taught the children of the poor, but also fed and clothed them for free. After three years of study, Rodari received a teacher's diploma and at the age of 17 began teaching in primary school rural school. Gianni Rodari loved working with children, he liked to invent funny and instructive stories for them: “... I dare to say that I was not a boring teacher. I told in class - both because I loved children and because I myself was not averse to having fun - stories that had nothing to do with reality and common sense - stories that I thought up.
An example of such a funny story is the poem "The Story of One Comma":
HISTORY OF ONE COMMA
In the world, without knowing worries,
Calmly lived Comma.
But the student is careless
Without a shadow of a doubt
He put it up at the end of the sentence.
The poor thing had to be alone
Hold the whole line.
She blushed,
Was out of strength
She moaned, puffed with an effort.
The Exclamation Sign hurried to help her
And all Commas are girlfriends.
But it's too late! Can't bear the pain
(Oh pity!)
The poor thing died in agony.
The teacher, wielding a pencil,
She was buried under a huge cross.
And side by side
Strict and red, like a poppy,
A monument arose
Per. Y. Ilyina
Competitions on the book "The Adventures of Cipollino"
1. "Name the hero's profession"
Grape - ... (Shoemaker.)
Green peas - ... (Lawyer.)
Pear - ... (Professor, music teacher.)
Leek - ... (Gardener.)
Mastino - ... (Watchdog.)
Beans - ... (Rag-picker.)
Strawberry - ... (Servant.)
Parsley - ... (Teacher.)
Marx - ... (Detective.)
Chestnut - ... (Doctor.)
Amanita, Cheryomukha, Artichoke, Lettuce-
Spinach - ... (Doctors.)
2. "What name is missing here?"
(You need to name the character who does not belong to this fairy tale.)
Tomato, Flower, Lemon, Blueberry. (Excess - Flower.)
Grape, Pumpkin, Watermelon, Strawberry. (Extra - Watermelon.)
Cherry, Chipollino, Pear, Lungwort. (Excess - Lungwort.)
Mastino, Toropyzhka, Leek, Marco. (Superfluous - Hurry.)
From what fairy tale did extra names get here? (N. Nosov "The Adventures of Dunno and His Friends".)
3. "Everyone - go home!"
Russell correct fairy tale characters:
who lives in the palace?
who is in the village?
who is the inhabitant of the forest and meadow?
Palace dwellers
Villagers
Inhabitants of the forest and meadows
Prince Lemon Countess Cherries Baron Orange Duke Mandarin Signor Tomato Cherry Signor Parsley
Chipollino Kum Pumpkin Leek Grape Bean Radish Pear etc.
Kum Blueberry Dr. Chestnut Bear Wolves Mole
4.Quiz on the fairy tale of Gianni RoDari "The Adventures of Cipollino"
What were the names of the Cipollino brothers? (Cipoletto, Chipoluccia, Chipolotto and Chipoloccia.)
What craft did Cipollino study? (The craft of a shoemaker at the godfather Grapes.)
How many bricks did Pumpkin manage to collect to build a house? (118 bricks.)
How many legs did Thousand-Pede Papa limp? (Also at 118.)
What did his wife use Leek's mustache for? (She used them as clotheslines.)
Who guarded Pumpkin's godfather's house in the forest? (Blueberry.)
Who did Prince Lemon invite to search for Pumpkin's godfather's house? (Detective Mr. Marks and the dog Hold-Hvatayka.)
Why did Signor Tomato always go to bed in stockings? (He hid the key to the dungeon in a special pocket hemmed to the back of his stocking.)
Who was visiting the castle with Countess Cherry? (Baron Orange and Duke Mandarin.)
What did Baron Orange love, and what did Duke Mandarin love? (Baron Orange loved to eat, and the Duke of Mandarin loved gifts.)
What was written on the gates of the park of countesses of cherries? (On one side was on
it says "No Entry" and the other says "No Exit"
To whom were such announcements addressed: “It is forbidden to talk to fish!”, “It is forbidden to touch flowers! The violator will be left without sweet
go"? (To the nephew of Countess Cherry - Cherry.)
What are the names of Cipollino's friends. (Radish, Bean, Strawberry, Cherry.)
Who sang this song: “Like an old Pumpkin / Right hand in the kitchen. / In the bedroom
left hand. / If the feet are on the threshold, / The nose is in the attic window! (Boy.)
About whom Dr. Kashtan said in verse: “Nothing hurts the patient: / The pulse is in order, and the heart is healthy, / His spleen is not sick ... / Loneliness destroys the child!” (About Cherry.)
5. Contests - homework
"Portrait Gallery" - a competition of drawings or a competition of costumes based on the fairy tale "The Adventures of Cipollino".
"Gardeners" - to sprout an onion: whoever has the largest onion blades is the winner (you can make a Cipollino head out of such an onion using colored paper, glue or plasticine);
exhibition "Our Achievements" - an exhibition of the best samples of miracle vegetables and miracle fruits from your garden, from your garden (if possible).
"Songs" - a competition of performers of songs from the radio show about Chipollino to the verses of S. Marshak.
Leading: The fairy tales of Gianni Rodari have been traveling all over the world for a very long time, The Adventures of Cipollino appeared in 1951, and in the next 1952 the fairy tale The Journey of the Blue Arrow appeared. In Italy, as in Russia, all children love to receive gifts. At Christmas, they also write letters, but not to Santa Claus, but to the fairy Befana:
Is it true, fairies are sometimes nocturnal
Do they pour gifts into a woolen stocking?
Is it true, fairies on holiday toys
Do they put good children under pillows?
I was not naughty, I behaved well,
But I didn't find anything in the stocking.
Dear fairy, on New Year's Eve
Your train must run today.
Only I'm afraid that in the train soon
You will sweep through our spaces
Past the miserable little houses and huts,
Past the good but poor guys.
Fairy, we will be grateful to you,
If you choose the freight train.
Let him stand at any yard,
Where the kids are waiting for you!
J. Rodari. Letter to the Fairy (translated by S. Marshak)
Fairy tale action "Journey to GoluArrow Fight" starts in the toy store. Its mistress is the Fairy, on Christmas Eve she delivers gifts to children, flying on a broomstick. But not all parents can order a gift for the Fairy, because you need to pay real, not fabulous money for it, and often the children of the poor do not receive gifts. One of these children is the boy Francesco. Francesco was 10 years old, he was in the 4th grade, and after school he worked: he sold newspapers, he sold sweets to the audience in the cinema. A boy dreams of a Blue Arrow toy train, but his mother doesn't have the money for such an expensive gift. And now the toys, taking pity on the boy, run away from the store and go on a journey to please Francesco and other poor children. Those of you who read this tale remember how on Christmas night the Blue Arrow train rushed through the fog and blizzard so that all the children would receive gifts for Christmas. Let's remember what kind of toys they were.
6. Crossword based on the fairy tale "Journey of the Blue Arrow"
Vertically - complete the word:
Dog... (Button.)
Seated... (Pilot)
Captain (Half-bearded.)
Feather (Silver.)
Yellow... (Canary.)
Signora... (Fairy.)
Three... (Puppets.)
Monty... (Francesca.)
Yellow... (Bear cub.)
10. Tin ... (Soldiers.)
11. Doll ... (Rose.)
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7. Summarizing.
FANTASY LESSONS BY GIANNI RODARIA fabulous living room and a literary quiz dedicated to the 90th anniversary of the birth of the writer Gianni Rodari (October 23).
To acquaint students with the work of the Italian writer D. Rodari;
To interest schoolchildren in the books of the writer;
Help the learning process.
Participants of the event: 3rd grade of 31 schools.
Design: title of the event, portrait of the writer, book exhibition, illustrations with the characters of the writer's books, crossword puzzle.
Equipment: TV, DVD-player, disk with the cartoon " blue arrow”, tokens, prizes for rewarding the winners of the quiz.
^ Progress of the event
Guys, today we have a meeting with very interesting literary characters. And with which ones, I hope you will immediately guess as soon as I read you a riddle poem. So listen up:
Fruit and garden country -
In one of the fairy tale books there is it,
And in it is a vegetable boy,
He is brave, fair, mischievous! (Cipollino)
That's right, this is Cipollino from the fairy tale "The Adventures of Cipollino". And who came up with this funny hero? (Gianni Rodari)
Gianni Rodari is a famous Italian children's writer. He wrote more than one fairy tale for children and is the author of poetry collections. His books are popular in many countries of the world.
In the north of Italy, at the very foot of the Alps, there is Lake d’Orta with such blue and transparent water that it seems as if a piece of the sky, having once rained, remained forever in the rocky shores. Near this lake, the small town of Omegna is very conveniently located, whose narrow streets and low houses are buried in greenery and flowers. It was there that Gianni Rodari was born on October 23, 1920. He was no different from his peers, who, having run away from home, loved to wander around the island of San Giulio, in the middle of the lake. The ancient castle located there attracted the children with dilapidated towers, mysterious galleries and rumors about hidden treasures.
But unfortunately, it was not possible to visit the mysterious castle very often. Zhdanni's father had a tiny bakery, and with it a shop. Gianni and his brother often had to help their father. Even before the roosters, the father and sons had to get up to have time to knead the dough. It swelled and bubbled. And it seemed to Gianni that tiny wizards lived in it, making moves for themselves in order to get out. It was fun to come up with all sorts of funny stories about them. But soon it all ended. Gianni's father is dead.
Gianni's family fell on hard times after the death of his father. I had to leave my house and move to another city, where my mother, after a long search, found work as a maid. The work is unenviable, but there was no choice. We had to support the children.
And Gianni was studying at that time. And very good indeed. And whoever he dreamed of becoming - a violinist, and a toy master, and an artist. But after graduating from school, he ended up in a theological seminary, because they didn’t take money for studying there. True, he could not stand more than two years in the walls of the seminary. So Rodari did not become a priest. But he became a teacher.
But the war interrupted his teaching career. World War II. Rodari fought against the Nazis in the ranks of the Italian Resistance. But after the war, Rodari, to the great regret of his students, did not return to school. By that time, he was already fascinated by journalism. And very soon the young talented journalist was noticed and invited to Milan - to the editorial office of the Unita newspaper. Chief Editor soon organized a “Corner for Children” there and entrusted it to a former school teacher, Gianni Rodari. It was there that his first humorous poems appeared:
"He weaves chairs,
For you to sit
And he sits on the panel.
Who makes cars
Walking down the street,
And those who sewed shoes for you,
They often go barefoot.
Sometimes the bees don't have honey in the hive
The farmer has no land
A man weaving chairs
He sits on the ground in the dust."
"Children's Corner" was a great success. Enthusiastic readers literally bombarded the newspaper with letters. In the end, Rodari was invited to the capital's editorial office "Unita" and offered to create an appendix to the newspaper - a weekly children's magazine"Pioniere" ("Pioneer"). The magazine has been created. And here, on its pages, the story-tale "The Adventures of Cipollino" (1951) was first printed. Very funny fairy tale about very serious things - about poverty and wealth, about the oppressors and the oppressed, and even, strange as it may sound when applied to a children's fairy tale, about the class struggle.
The story-tale "The Adventures of Cipollino" made the name of Gianni Rodari known to the whole world.
We all grew up in garden beds.
We are very poor.
That's why we have in patches
Jackets and pants.
Gentlemen in shiny hats
Our yard is being walked around.
It can be seen that our onion smell
Too sharp.
And we are honored by the poor.
Not in all the earth
A corner where you won't find
Luke on the table!
All over the world
Bulb family:
Chipollucha, Chipolleto,
Cipollocchio, Cipollotto,
And, of course, me.
Chipollino - an onion boy - cheerful, resilient, inventive - he came to us, to Russia, or, rather, then - to Soviet Union in the early 50s (more precisely, in 1953 a translation into Russian of "The Adventures of Chipollino" appeared). And already from us he set off on a journey around the world, taking with him the name of the person to whom, in fact, he owed his birth - the name of the Italian writer Gianni Rodari. The book "The Adventures of Cipollino" in 2011 turns 60 years old (1951).
There are many mysteries about the hero of the fairy tale Cipollino. Here are some of them:
Long unknown to many
He became everyone's friend.
All according to an interesting fairy tale
The onion boy is familiar.
Very simple, albeit long,
He is called…
Happy onion boy
Everyone knows him from school.
Onions are not sweet raspberries
His name…
onion head,
Here is a clever boy:
He rescued his father from captivity.
What was the young man's name?
Cipollino invites us to an amazing country, in which all the inhabitants were akin to some kind of vegetables or fruits. You guys have already read the story. And some of you must have watched the cartoon. Let's take a look at its content.
^ Crossword: Guess the hero of the fairy tale.
1. Manager and economy gentleman .... Tomato.
2. Master Grape by profession…. shoemaker
3. Music teacher professor .... Pear.
4. Who looked after Pumpkin's godfather's house in the forest? Blueberry.
5. Countess Cherry's maid… Strawberry.
6. Nephew of Countess Cherry…. Cherry.
1. The famous detective Mr. .... Carrot
2. Indian philosopher in the zoological garden…. Elephant.
3. One of the relatives of Countess Cherry Duke .... Mandarin
4. The son of a rag-picker ... .. Beans.
5. Postman - spider .... Chromonog.
6. Hefty watchdog ... Mastino.
If you were in this country, what vegetable or fruit would you look like?
Quiz
1. Who wrote the fairy tale about the adventures of Cipollino? - (Gianni Rodari).
2. What country is the birthplace of Cipollino? - (Italy).
^ 3. What was the name of Cipollino's father? - (Cipollone).
4. Which of the heroes of the fairy tale had an incredibly fat belly and excellent appetite? - (Baron Orange).
^ 5. Whom did Cipollino help free his parents from the zoo? - (To the bear).
6. In the prison where Chipollino was imprisoned, he delivered letters ... - (Spider Lame).
^ 7. What was the name of Cipollino's girlfriend? - (radish).
8. The latest and most stupid tax established by Senor Tomato was a tax ... - (On the weather).
^ 9. What was erected on the site of the castle after the expulsion of Senor Tomato and Baron Orange? - (Palace of children).
10. I am a cheerful Cipollino.
I grew up in Italy
Where oranges ripen
Who wrote the words to this song? - (Samuel Marshak).
^ 11. Prince Lemon was going to visit the poor outskirts. The people decided that a traveling orchestra had come. Why? - (The caps of the prince and his courtiers had bells).
^ 12. Why was the unfortunate Cipollone arrested? (He accidentally stepped on Prince Lemon's foot).
13. What was the name of the small village where godfather Pumpkin lived? - ("No one bothered to write her name on a pillar or on the first house").
14. “He knelt in front of the entrance and, sighing, crawled inside on all fours. But here new difficulties were revealed: one cannot get up without breaking through the roof with one's head; you can’t stretch on the floor because the floor is too short, and you can’t turn on your side because of the tightness.” What is this building in which godfather Pumpkin tried to get a job? - (His house. He saved up bricks all his life. But there were too few of them. How many? - 118).
^ 15. How did Cipollino show Signor Tomato the Fraudster? - (With the help of a mirror).
16. "Many people went into the workshop to look at the brave boy." What did Cipollino do? - (He made the gentleman of the Tomato himself cry).
^ 17. Why did a cloud of flies fly around Professor Grusha? - (Because his violin was made from half a fragrant juicy pear, and flies are great hunters of everything sweet).
^ 18. Why does Leek's wife use his mustache? – (To dry clothes).
19. “The most humble request to the signora thieves to ring this bell. They will be let in at once, and then they will see with their own eyes that there is nothing to steal here.” Who put that note on the door? - (Kum Blueberry).
^ 20. What did his property consist of? - (One half of scissors, a rusty razor, a needle and thread and a crust of cheese).
21. “He had an unusually fat belly. However, there was nothing surprising in this, because he only did what he ate, giving his jaws a rest for only an hour or two during his midday sleep. Who is this? - (Baron Orange).
^ 22. According to signor Petrushka, “all misfortunes begin with this ... If you don’t want to end your days in prison, don’t look at ...” - (Flies).
23. What else was forbidden to do Cherry? - (Announcements: “Cherry is forbidden to dip his hands in water”; “It is forbidden to touch the flowers!”; “He who rumples the grass will have to write 2000 times the words: “I am an ill-mannered boy”).
^ 24. Why did Cherry get sick? - (From loneliness, from longing and sadness).
25. The surest way to keep mice away is...? - (Play the violin. The voice of this instrument reminded them of a cat's meow).
^ 26. Who helped Cipollino and his friends get out of the dungeon? - (Mole, Cherry, Strawberry).
27. Who did Prince Lemon award with the Order of the Silver Mustache? - (Luca Leek).
28. How did Mr. Carrot use compasses? - ("Going to bed, he armed himself with compasses: one large one to find the stairs, another, smaller one, to determine where the bedroom door was, and the third, even smaller, to find the bed in the bedroom").
^ 29. How did Cipollino end up in a monkey cage? - (He tried to help a familiar bear cub free his parents from the zoo).
30. “Prince Lemon set fireworks in the forest to entertain the countesses. His fireworks were special." Which? - (He tied up his soldiers - Limonchikov in pairs and fired them from a cannon instead of missiles).
31. “A mysterious shell crushed two dozen generals, scattered Signor Petrushka's cavalry, overturned the carriage of Countess Cherry. It was not a magnetic mine and not a barrel of dynamite, but simply ... ”- (The unfortunate Baron Orange).
32. Red, pot-bellied,
In a gardening family
"Senior" himself
He calls proudly.
In vain he is angry
Threats in vain:
His Cipollino
Not afraid at all.
What is the riddle about? - (Signor Tomato).
Conclusion: let's think - what is this fairy tale about? – about justice?
Listen to a poem written by Gianni Rodari about how fairy tales are born.
Do you want to know
How are fairy tales born?
How to invent them
Without any hint?
Tales are everywhere
They live hiding
In any subject
surrounding us.
Even in a simple stool.
Only often
They stand strong.
And hide from our sight
Like Princess Aurora
While the fairy prince
Will not wake the Sleeping Beauty,
Won't get into the secret
And reveal to us the real life.
And then there are fairy tales
Just
Without any hint.
In addition to the fairy tale "The Adventures of Cipollino" Gianni Rodari wrote many other fairy tales: "Journey of the Blue Arrow"; "Jeep on TV" (telemania); "Gelsamino in the land of liars"; "Tales on the phone" and others. We have all these stories in our library. Today I suggest you watch the cartoon "Blue Arrow" based on the fairy tale "Journey of the Blue Arrow". (Children are watching a cartoon).
Now let's sum up the quiz. (Summing up the results of the quiz and awarding the winners).
^ The event was prepared and hosted by
branch librarian No. 14
MUK "CBS"
Romina Natalya Alekseevna
Literature
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The heroes of the book "The Adventures of Cipollino" Cipollino and Prince Lemon were made by a student of the 3rd grade of the 31st school, Anya Kopylova.
Guys, do you know who Gianni Rodari is?
Now, guys, we will remember the heroes of the book "The Adventures of Chipollino."
3rd grade students from 31 schools.
E. I. Serikova:
At first I planned to make a trip through the exhibition "Fantasy of Gianni Rodari". But while I was studying the biography and work of this writer, I was so amazed at how talented he was not only as a storyteller and poet, but also as a teacher. As a result, it was difficult to decide on the form of the event. And in the end, half an hour before the children arrived, the idea came up to conduct a lesson according to the method of J. Rodari - a lesson in fantasy, development creativity.
A mini-class was organized at the tables.
(After everyone settled down at the tables, it turned out that I forgot the prepared notes about D. Rodari at the other end of the library. But why not follow them ?!)
The lesson began with an unexpected question: “Tell me, what will you do if a crocodile knocks on our door and asks for a piece of sugar?”. Children instantly enter into a dialogue, begin to fantasize and argue.
(There were various questions, for example, “What will you do if you become invisible?” One boy said: “I will beat everyone then”)
Then she talked about Rodari's childhood, about his parents. The children were especially impressed by how Gianni's father fell ill while rescuing a kitten in the rain.
“Next to whom does the sorceress and fairy Fantasia settle?” Leaves the cruel, rude and indifferent.
Children read the poems of Gianni Rodari.
Assignments: I give different items and you need to stage any story. (The items - an umbrella, a hat and a flower - were taken before the start of the event from what came to hand). It's interesting for improvisation. The children were not prepared, but everything turned out perfectly.
Bunny - a cat, a little hungry; the evil Little Red Riding Hood and the kind wolf who loves flowers.
Rodari created an inquisitive Pochemuchka and wrote the book “Why? From what? For what?" Questions were chosen, the children answered them, and I expressively read Rodari's poems.