Classy hour "My Edge Tambovsky"

Class hour is held in order to form a sense of patriotism, responsibility for the preservation of the unique appearance of the native land. Class hour is aimed at correcting cognitive processes and social adaptation of pupils, and is also a means of humanizing the educational process, the fundamental principle of introducing the personality of pupils in the field of native culture, in the spiritual atmosphere of the native land.

Class hour

You guys already know that this year marks the 75th anniversary of the formation of the Tambov region and today our class hour is dedicated to this significant date.

V. Dorozhkina “With a small homeland I speak”

I look back from the shore in the distance:
You are my great land,
Here I meet the dawn, see off the dawn-
With a small homeland, I speak...
How can I not love you?
The heart is filled with strength.
I can't live without you, I can't create.
You can't be human without you.
You have raised great men,
You had such talents!
In the fields and in the shade of poplars
You charm with your beauty...
I look back from the shore in the distance:
You have become great, my land.
Here I meet the dawn, see off the dawn-
I speak to a small country.

Tambov Krai ... The land of boundless bread fields, forests, boundless steppe expanses. Bright and discreet landscapes are fraught with modest beauty. She inspired poets and artists to create remarkable works of literature and art.

V. Dorozhkina "There are provinces more beautiful ..."

There are more beautiful provinces,
Richer, more beautiful,
But Tambov is ours--
In the heart of Russia.
It began as a fortress,
It grew wide and high.
People have strength and strength.
And a boiling life...

From the history of education of Tambov region

Many generations of our ancestors lived on the Tambov land, as more than 1,000 archaeological sites tell. Until the 13th century, the main population - Mordva - Moksha, and along the banks of the Voronezh River there were few Russian settlements and fortresses. After the Tatar-Mongol invasion, the region became depopulated for many years, only Mordovian villages survived in the Tsnin forest. Numerous burial grounds and settlements give an idea of their life and occupations, customs and beliefs. They were engaged in agriculture, cattle breeding, fishing, stewardship, various crafts; they maintained contacts with their neighbors, including the Slavs. In 1521, the Tambov lands became part of the Russian state began to be settled by Russian settlers. To protect against the constant ruinous raids of the Tatars on the southern borders, new cities of Kozlov (1635) and Tambov (1636) were built. The Tambov fortress became a reliable protection of Russian lands from nomadic raids. This led to the rapid settlement of the region, and in the 18th century it became a large area of the country producing grain. In 1779, the Tambov viceroyalty was created, since 1796 it was renamed into the Tambov province with 12 counties: Tambov, Borisogleb, etc.
In 1937, the Tambov region was formed, and in 1967 it was awarded the Order for success in the development of economy and culture.

L.I. Sergeev "Hymn Tambov"

In the wild steppes,
Swamps and forests,
Outpost to Moscow
Tambov was born.
He pushed the forest.
Over the years, it grew stronger.
He didn't let the enemy in.
He's hardened.
Wicked Bird War
Rounded over him,
And she found out-
He's invincible!
And he was forever--
Our home and stronghold!
Let him live here for centuries,
My great people!

In the Tambov region lived and worked great people of Russia.
Derzhavin Gavriil Romanovich is the greatest poet of the 19th century. From 1786 to 1788 – ruler of the Tambov region. During the period of residence on the Tambov land managed to create a number of odes, poems and dramas.
The roots of the A. Pushkin family are on the Tambov land. One of his ancestors was the Tambov voivode. The plot of the novel “Dubrovsky” is based on the true events that occurred in the Kozlovsky district of the Tambov province, and the history of the landowners of the Tambov estates Big and Small Gagarino was embodied in the story “The Lady is a Peasant”.
The poet Evgeny Baratynsky was born in the estate of Mara Kirsanov district. From 1890 to 1917, pianist and composer Sergei Rachmaninov conducted almost every spring, summer, and often autumn in the village of Ivanovka.
The poem by M. Lermontov “Tambov Treasurer” contains a reliable description of the places of Tambov.

A poem

The sun rises in the morning.
Calls everyone outside.
I'm leaving the house.
Hello, my street.
I'm singing, high up.
Birds sing along to me.
Herbs whisper to me on the way:
Come on, buddy, grow up.
I answer herbs,
I answer the wind,
I answer the sun,
Hello, my motherland!

Literature used:

1. Dubasov I.I. Essays from the history of the Tambov region. In 6 tons - Tambov, 1883-1897.
2. Our region is Tambov. - Tambov, 1991
3. And the dust of centuries from the Charter shook off ...: a textbook on the history of the Tambov region. Tambov: Publishing Center TSPI, 1993.- 388 p.