Here is what happened.

There was a poor woman on earth. She had four children. The children of the mother did not obey. We ran and played in the snow from morning to evening. They will return to their plague, whole snowdrifts of snow on the pimas will be dragged, and remove the mother. They’ll wet their clothes, and mother sushi. It was hard for the mother.

Once in the summer, mother caught fish on the river. It was hard for her, but the children did not help her.

From such a life, from hard work, my mother fell ill. She lies in a plague, calls for children, asks:
  - Children, give me water ... My throat is dry. Bring me some water.

Not once, not twice, asked the mother. Children do not go for water. Senior says:
  “I'm without pimps.”

Another says:
  - I'm without a hat.

The third says:
  “I'm without clothes.”

And the fourth and does not answer at all.

Common cuckoo drawing picture clipart
  Then the mother said:
  - The river is close to us, and without clothes you can go for water. My mouth is dry. I am thirsty!..

Children laughed, ran out of the plague. They played for a long time, they did not look at the mother’s plague.

Finally, the elder wanted to eat - he looked into the plague. He looks, and his mother stands in the midst of a plague. It is worth putting on a malitsa. And suddenly the malitsa covered herself with feathers. The mother takes a board on which the skins are scraped, and the board becomes a bird's tail. The thimble became her iron beak. Instead of arms, wings grew.

Mother turned into a bird and flew out of the plague.

Shouted the eldest son:
  - Brothers, look, look, our mother flies away with a bird!

Then the children ran after the mother, shouting to her:
  - Mom, we brought you some water!

Mother answers them:
  - Cuckoo, cuckoo! Late, late! Now the lake waters in front of me. I fly to free water ...

Children run after their mother, call her, a ladle of water is handed to her.

Little son yells:
  - Mom mom! Come back home! Water on! Have a drink, mom!

The mother answers from afar:
  - Cuckoo, cuckoo, cuckoo! Late son, I won’t return ...

So the children fled for the mother for many days and nights - on stones, on swamps, on bumps.

Legs in their blood were wounded. Where they run, there will remain a red trace.

Forever abandoned children cuckoo mother. And since then the cuckoo has not been brewing itself a nest, nor has it raised its children.

And on the tundra from that very time, red moss creeps.

Nenets folk tale "Cuckoo"

Genre: folk fairy tale

The main characters of the fairy tale "Cuckoo" and their characteristics

1. Mother. Poor woman working and responsible. She became ill and was abandoned by children.
2. Four sons, four brothers. Frivolous, cruel, stupid, ruthless.

Retelling plan of the fairy tale "Cuckoo"

1. Mother and her four sons
2. Not rumors
3. Mother is sick
4. No one goes for water
5. Kids are playing
6. Turning
7. Flying cuckoo
8. Chasing brothers
9. Conclusion

The shortest content of the fairy tale "Cuckoo" for the reader's diary in 6 sentences

1. The poor woman grew up four naughty and lazy sons
2. The woman fell ill and asked tearfully to bring her water.
3. Sons did not go for water, but went to play
4. The eldest son saw how the mother turned into a cuckoo and flew
5. Children chased mother, begged to return
6. The cuckoo flew away and does not raise its children anymore.

The main idea of \u200b\u200bthe fairy tale "Cuckoo"
  It is necessary to obey the parents and help them.

What does the fairy tale "Cuckoo" teach
  This tale teaches to love parents, respect them, help them manage their household. Teaches to be obedient, kind, neat, affectionate. Teaches reverence for elders. Teaches to be caring.

Review of the fairy tale "Cuckoo"
  A very sad tale of naughty children. They thought only of themselves, grew up selfish, and therefore their mother abandoned them, because they did not even give her water when she was dying. Such cruel children are not at all sorry, they are very bad and heartless.

Proverbs to the fairy tale "Cuckoo"
  He who honors parents does not perish forever.
  Pity the father and mother, you will not find others.
  Who brings parents to tears, and he himself will not see happiness.
  Who will complain about your child.
  The most painful wound from his child.

Read the summary, a brief retelling of the fairy tale "Cuckoo"
  Somehow the poor woman lived and had four children. The children were naughty, dabbled all the time, they didn’t clean up after themselves, they didn’t help their mother, they dragged dirt and snow from the street to the house.
  Mother cleaned everything after them. And so tormented that she fell seriously ill. Lies in a plague, cannot rise. He asks the children to get water.
  And the children refuse. The eldest says that without boots, the second that without a hat, the third without clothes, and the youngest is completely silent.
  She begs the mother to go for water, she really wants to drink, and the children laughed and ran to play.
  How long does it take, the elder looks into the plague. He sees a mother in the midst of a plague, she wears a malitsa. And malitsa suddenly overgrows with feathers. He takes the board for the skins, that tail is made, the thimble - with his beak. And mother turned into a cuckoo. And flew out of the plague.
  The eldest ran out after the brothers, screaming that his mother was flying away from them.
Children run for a cuckoo, cry, return a name, offer water.
  And the cuckoo replies that it’s late, in front of it are all the lakes, the water is free. And then it flies. And the brothers followed along the tundra, their legs knocked down in blood, followed by a red trail.
  But the cuckoo flew away, and since then the cuckoos of their children have never been raised.
  And in the tundra where the brothers ran red moss grew.

Unfamiliar words from the fairy tale "Cuckoo"
  Malitsa - long clothes with a hood and deer skins.
  Chum is the home of the northern peoples.

Drawings and illustrations for the fairy tale "Cuckoo"

There was a poor woman in the world. And she had four children. The children of the mother did not obey. We ran and played in the snow from morning to evening, but my mother did not help. They will return to the plague [cone-shaped dwelling covered with deer skins], whole snow drifts of snow on pimes [tall fur boots of deer or seal hides] will be dragged, and mother removed. They’ll wet their clothes, and mother sushi. It was hard for the mother. From such a life, from hard work, she fell ill. Lies in a plague, calls for children, asks:
  - Kids, give me some water. My throat is dry. Bring some water.
  Not once, not twice

Mother - do not go children for water. Senior says:
  “I'm without pimps.” Another says:
  - I'm without a hat. The third says:
  - I'm without clothes.
  And the fourth does not answer at all. Asks their mother:
  - A river is close to us, and you can go without clothes. My mouth is dry. I am thirsty!
  And the children ran out of the plague, played for a long time, to their mother and did not drop in. Finally, the elder wanted to eat - he looked into the plague. Looks: a mother stands in the middle of the plague and puts on a little malitsa [outerwear made of deer skins with a hood and mittens] she wears. Suddenly malitsa covered with feathers. The mother takes a board on which the skins are scraped, and the board becomes a bird's tail. The thimble has become an iron beak. Instead of arms, wings grew.
  Mother turned into a cuckoo bird and flew out of the plague.
  Then the older brother cried out:
  - Brothers, look, look: our mother flies away with a bird!
  Children ran after their mother, shouting to her:
  - Mom, mom, we brought you some water! And she answers:
  - Cuckoo, cuckoo! Late, late! Now the lake waters in front of me. I'm flying to free water!
  Children run after their mother, call her, a ladle of water is held out.
  The youngest son shouts:
  - Mom mom! Come back home! For some water, have a drink!
  The mother answers from afar:
  - Cuckoo, cuckoo! Late, son! I will not be back!

So the children ran after their mother for many days and nights - on stones, on swamps, on bumps. Legs in their blood were wounded. Where they run, there will remain a red trace.
Forever abandoned children cuckoo mother. And since then the cuckoo has not made its nests, has not raised its own children. And from that time on the tundra, red moss creeps.

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In our family, no one condemns the cuckoo because it does not make its own nests and does not raise its own children. I remember how I cried when my mother read the fairy tale “Cuckoo”, how I felt sorry for the cuckoo-mother, and then my daughter cried the same way when I read this fairy tale, and snuggled tightly against me. And the granddaughter has already read this tale ...

Nenets folk tale "Cuckoo"

Goal:   education of kindness, attentiveness and responsiveness to family.

Tasks:

-   help to understand and appreciate the characters of the heroes of the Nenets folk tale "Cuckoo";

- develop interest in fiction;

To provoke an emotional attitude towards a literary work in children.

There was a poor woman in the world. And she had four children. The children of the mother did not obey. We ran and played in the snow from morning to evening, but my mother did not help. They will return to the plague [cone-shaped dwelling covered with deer skins], whole snow drifts of snow on pimes [tall fur boots of deer or seal hides] will be dragged, and mother removed. They’ll wet their clothes, and mother sushi. It was hard for the mother. From such a life, from hard work she got sick. Lies in a plague, calls for children, asks:
  - Kids, give me some water. My throat is dry. Bring some water.
  Mother asked not once, not twice - children do not go to get water. Senior says:
  “I'm without pimps.” Another says:
  - I'm without a hat. The third says:
  - I'm without clothes.
  And the fourth does not answer at all. Asks their mother:
  - A river is close to us, and you can go without clothes. My mouth is dry. I am thirsty!
  And the children ran out of the plague, played for a long time, to their mother and did not drop in. Finally, the elder wanted to eat - he looked into the plague. Looks: a mother stands in the middle of the plague and puts on a little malitsa [outerwear made of deer skins with a hood and mittens] she wears. Suddenly malitsa covered with feathers. The mother takes a board on which the skins are scraped, and the board becomes a bird's tail. The thimble became an iron beak. Instead of arms, wings grew.
  Mother turned into a cuckoo bird and flew out of the plague.
  Then the older brother cried out:
  - Brothers, look, look: our mother flies away with a bird!
  Children ran after their mother, shouting to her:
  - Mom, mom, we brought you some water! And she answers:
  - Cuckoo, cuckoo! Late, late! Now the lake waters in front of me. I'm flying to free water!
  Children run after their mother, call her, a ladle of water is held out.
  The youngest son shouts:
  - Mom mom! Come back home! For some water, have a drink!
  The mother answers from afar:
  - Cuckoo, cuckoo! Late, son! I will not be back!

So the children ran after their mother for many days and nights - on stones, on swamps, on bumps. Legs in their blood were wounded. Where they run, there will remain a red trace.
  Forever abandoned children cuckoo mother. And since then the cuckoo has not been brewing itself a nest, nor has it raised its children. And from that time on the tundra, red moss creeps.

  Hasmik Arakelyan
  Synopsis of GCD on acquaintance with fiction. Nenets fairy tale "Cuckoo"

Abstract for a lesson on familiarization with fiction. Reading nenets tales« Cuckoo» .

Program tasks:

Continue to acquaint children with the peculiarities of life of the peoples of the North on the example of works fiction;

To expand knowledge about the uniqueness of life of the peoples of the North;

To draw the attention of children to the national color fairy tales;

To develop in children an interest in the life, traditions and customs of other peoples;

To teach children to evaluate the actions of the heroes of a work;

Develop coherent speech;

To foster love and sensitivity for the mother, her requests.

To teach to understand and evaluate the nature of characters, to consolidate the idea of \u200b\u200bgenre features fairy talesas a treasury of folk wisdom, of instructiveness as a genre attribute fairy tales.

Vocabulary work: plague, Nenets, malitsa, tundra, camp, reindeer moss, reindeer herding, fishing, nomadic.

Preliminary work: story  educator about the life of the indigenous people of the North, viewing albums and books about the North, talking about the North.

Equipment: deer toy, illustration depicting nature. North, globe.

Course progress:

Educator: Children, in which country do we live? Tell us about Russia. What is our homeland?

Children: Our Motherland is big, beautiful, rich.

Educator: Our country is not just big, but huge. In the south it is always warm, winters are not severe, but where is it always cold?

Children:In the north.

Educator. How can I get to the North instantly?

Children. With the help of magic.

Educator. Let’s spell it. Close your eyes.

Kreks, feks, peks! (Sounds of howling wind)

Today we will talk about the peoples of the North, I i will introduce you to the Nenets folk tale.

Answer the question why a fairy tale called folk?

Answers children.

Educator: Yes, right folk tale t. to. it was written by the people, and this people is called the Nenets - the indigenous people of the North.

They live here for a long time. These are very brave and strong, hardworking people. They lead a nomadic lifestyle. Their main occupation is reindeer husbandry and fishing. Repeat these words. (children chorus and individually repeat the words

In search of food for their deer often move - wander from one place to another. Reindeer will eat feed - moss of reindeer moss, go further, and reindeer breeders follow them. The place where the reindeer herders live is called the camp. (story  accompanied by illustrations). Maybe you know what the name of the house in which the indigenous northerners live is called.

Answers children.

Educator. (shows presentation). They live in camps in the plague. The plague is made from deer hides. The plague can be quickly disassembled and transported to another place. A deer is an animal that feeds and dresses the indigenous population. Deer run in deep snow where it is impossible to drive a car. Guys, as you already know, the North has a very harsh winter. But these people are not afraid of any frosts. Why do you think so?

Answers children.

Educator. Consider carefully national clothes. What is it made of?

Answers children.

Educator. Yes, this fur clothing, but it is called not a fur coat, but a malitsa. Malitsa is sewn from reindeer skin with fur inside. Women decorate her with patterns - ornaments

On his feet, shoes made of deer fur are also prims. Please note that all clothing and shoes are sewn by women. Such clothes cannot be bought in stores. Northern women have a lot of work many: they sew, heat the stove, cook, fish, pick berries, harvest firewood for the winter, take care of children and much more.

Now we have a little rest.

Gym "Birds"

Little birds, (Children stood up and depict birds,

Little birds, waving their hands and getting up, crouching, "Fly"

Fly through the woods, around the tables)

Songs are sung.

A lush wind has flown (Hands up, swinging from side to side)

I wanted to take the birds away. (They hug themselves with two hands)

The birds hid in the hollow (Children sit on their high chairs)

Nobody will touch them there. ( "Hiding"- cover the head with handles)

(the phonogram of birdsong thrush and cuckoos)

Educator. Today I will read you a fairy tale, which is called « Cuckoo» .

The teacher reads the work.

There was a poor woman on earth. She had four children. The children of the mother did not obey. We ran and played in the snow from morning to evening. They’ll wet their clothes, and their mother sushi. They’ll drag the snow, and remove the mother.

And the mother herself caught fish on the river. It was hard for her, but the children did not help her. Mother was so sick from life. She lies in a plague, calls for children, asks: “Kids, my throat is dry, bring me some water!”

Not once, not twice, asked the mother. Children do not go for water. Finally, the elder wanted to eat, looked into the plague, and his mother stands in the middle of the plague, puts on her malitsa. And suddenly the malitsa covered herself with feathers. The mother takes a board on which the skins are scraped, and the board becomes a bird's tail. The iron thimble became her beak. Instead of arms, wings grew. Mother turned into a bird and flew out of the plague.

Brothers, look, look, our mother flies away with a bird, - the eldest son shouted.

Then the children ran after their mother.

Mom, we brought you some water.

Cuckoo, cuckoo, cuckoo! Late, son, I won’t return.

So the children ran for the mother for many days and nights on stones, on swamps, on hummocks. Legs in their blood were wounded. Where they run, there is a red trace left.

Forever mother abandoned children cuckoo. And since then it’s not cuckoo nests, does not raise its own children, but on the tundra from that very time, red moss spreads.

Educator: Here and fairy tale endand who listened - well done.

How does this end fairy tale?

Children. Sad ends.

Educator. 1. Why mom turned into cuckoo!

Children. Children did not give water.

2. Why didn’t mom return to the children?

Children. She was very offended.

Educator. How to relate to your mother?

Children: always take care of their mothers, take care of them, look after them, especially when they are sick, help in everything, be hardworking.

3. What does this folk teach fairy tale?

Children. Mom needs to help, look after her, obey, not upset.

Educator. Be kinder, more attentive to your mother, always and in everything help her, more often offer your help to her and then your mothers will be kind, cheerful and most importantly - healthy.

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