Mysterious world of Russian folk tales (class hour)

Purpose:Arouse interest in Russian folk tales.
Tasks:

• Involve children in the creation of the people;
• form a good relationship among students;
• contribute to the development of thinking and cognitive activity, creative abilities, the formation of a class team;
• develop imagination, ingenuity, thinking, speech of students.

Equipment:

• Multimedia projector;
• Onion;
• telegrams;
• fabulous objects;
• crossword puzzle;
• Elements of costumes for staging a fairy tale.

Class hour
I. Announcing the theme of the class hour

Hello, dear friends! My name is...
Today we are invited to visit the fairy tale. Yes, yes! It is she, the Tale, who will be the hospitable hostess of our class hour, the theme of which is “The Mysterious World of Russian Folk Tales”.

II. Teacher's opening remarks

Do you guys like fairy tales?(Children's response)
And I do. Funny and sad, scary and funny, fairy tales are familiar to us since childhood. They are associated with our ideas of good and evil, peace and justice.
Fairy tales are loved by both children and adults. They inspire writers and poets, composers and artists. According to fairy tales, performances and films are staged, operas and ballets are created.
Fairy tales are the oldest genre of oral folk art. They came to us from ancient times.
Why are fairy tales called folk tales?(Children's response)
True, folk tales were invented by the people and passed them from mouth to mouth, from generation to generation. When you were little, you were told stories by your mother or grandmother, and then you went to school and learned to read them yourself. Reading fairy tales, you penetrate into a wonderful, mysterious, mysterious world.
In fairy tales, the most incredible miracles are performed.
And today we will make a trip to this mysterious world of Russian folk tales. Why do you think I came to you in such an unusual outfit?(Children's response)
Today I am not just Svetlana Georgievna, I am a storyteller. And I will help you remember your favorite fairy tales, meet your favorite heroes and even become the heroes of one of the fairy tales. I will help you on this journey to be fun, curious and witty.
I suggest you go on a path: to see the white light, to see people, to show yourself.
We have a long way to go through the forest. There will be obstacles along the way, and we will have to overcome them.
I know you guys are very friendly and brave. During the trip, you will help and assist each other. Right, I say?(Children's response)
Before we find ourselves in a fairy-tale forest, we will hold hands and close our eyes. As soon as you hear the magic sounds, open your eyes. Ready? Did everyone close their eyes? Let's go then! A world of wonder and magic!

III. A Journey through Russian Folk Tales

(Music sounds)
Here we are in the fabulous forest. There's the mouse. She will be our guide on the journey.
What a beautiful house we have on our way! Who's meeting us?(Sister fox)She prepared us the first test - the game "What are we from?" Now you will see on the screen small fragments of fairy tales that many children love. I think you love them, too, and you can easily recognize the characters and determine which fairy tale they are from.
Game "Which fairy tale are we from?"
(On the screen fragments from fairy tales: “Sister Alyonushka and Brother Ivanushka”, “Masha and the Bear”, “Teremok”, “According to the Pike Order”, “Golden Rooster”, “Gussy swans”)
(Children's Answers)
Well done, your friendly answers showed that you love and know fairy tales. We're moving on.
(Music sounds)
What do we see in front of us?(Hut on chicken legs)?
Who meets us in this hut?(Baba Yaga).
Baba Yaga has prepared a task for us: we need to read the note, which is next to the hut.

Fairytale quiz

Text of the note.
Kids, if you want to go on a trip, answer the questions of my fabulous quiz.
1. What are the fairy tale heroes in Russian folk tales?(Goose – swans, stupas, boots – speedboats, stove, carpet – plane, gray wolf, etc.)
2. How do many Russian folk tales end?“There was a feast for the whole world, I was at that feast, I drank honey and beer, it flowed along my mustache, but I did not get into my mouth.” “They began to live – live and make good money” or “They arranged a feast for the whole world”
3. Who in Russian folk tales is called a wizard?(Fox)
4. In what story did the hero disobey his sister and turn into an animal? What?(Sister Alyonushka and Brother Ivanushka, Ivanushka turned into a goat)
5. Which fairy-tale heroine is the owner of the first aircraft?(Baba Yaga)
6. In what Russian folk tale there are words: "Are you warm, girl?" Are you warm, beautiful?("Frost")
Oh, you're so good! Baba Yaga is very happy with your answers and we are moving on.
(Music sounds)
What do we see? There is a tower in the forest, it is neither low nor high. We ask, “Who lives in a bar, who lives in a low one?” Oh, no one's meeting us here. There's an onion next to the bar. I wonder what's in it? Heroes of fairy tales left a telegram in the bow. Let's see who left the telegrams.
(Children read the text of the telegram, guess who left it)
Telegram
I left my grandfather,
I left my grandmother,
I'll be there soon.(Bell)
Telegram
We were eaten by a gray wolf.(The Wolf and the Seven Goats)
Telegram
As soon as I get out, as soon as I jump out, pieces will fly around the corners.(Fox from the fairy tale Zayushkina hut)
Well done, guys! We all know. And there are still fabulous objects in the onion. By subjects, guess what other heroes have been in the prison? And what fairy tale are they from?

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The Magic Bowl Game
In the onion: a rock, a golden egg, a large wooden spoon and 2 smaller, a feather (Finist), an arrow.
(Children choose fairy-tale objects and explain in which fairy tale they meet and which characters have been in the prison.)
Tales: "Fox with a rope" - a skid;
"Ryaba chicken" - a golden egg;
"Three bears" - a large wooden spoon and 2 smaller;
"Finist-clear falcon" - feather;
“Frog Princess” is the arrow of Ivan the Tsarevich.
Well done! And again, we continue the journey.
(Music sounds)
Look, we have a hut. Who lives in it?(Children's response)
And we're greeted by Kolobok, the ruddy side. What story is this hero from?(Children's response)
Kolobok invites you to become the heroes of his fairy tale.
Staging the tale "Kolobok"
Did you like the children's story?(Children's response)
I liked the kolobok, too. But he's not letting us go yet. Kolobok compiled a crossword puzzle and suggests that we solve it.
Crossword on Russian folk tales
Finish sentences by writing down missing words in empty crossword cells.

1. Goose.(swans)
2. Vasilisa -(Beautiful)
3. Goat -(Dereza)
4. Cat, Rooster and ...(Fox)
5. Sister Alyonushka and brother -(Ivanushka)
(Crossword check)
Well done, guys. Now we can say goodbye and move on.
(Music)
We went out with you to the meadow. And the mouse says our journey is coming to an end. Say goodbye to the mouse, hold hands again, and close our eyes for a moment.

IV. Summing up the class hour

This is the end of our journey in the world of miracles and magic. Thanks to your knowledge of fairy tales, your friendship, we were able to go this way. But now you can continue it yourself, because the fabulous path is endless. Once you open a collection of Russian folk tales, and on the way!
Did you enjoy traveling through Russian folk tales?(Children's response)
Oh, what did you like better?(Children's response)
Why do you think we need stories? What do they teach?(Children's response)
Fairy tales teach to be smart and kind, honest and hardworking, friendly and brave. They teach how to overcome evil, lies, treachery, never lose faith in luck, love their homeland and protect the weak.
Saying goodbye to you, I want to say that you are wonderful and very talented guys. I love you all. Goodbye. Until we meet again.

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