The mysterious world of Russian folk tales (class hour)

Purpose: arouse interest in Russian folk tales.
Tasks:

• introduce children to folk art;
• form a good relationship among students;
• promote the development of thinking and cognitive activity, creative abilities, and the formation of a classroom team;
• develop imagination, intelligence, thinking, speech of students.

Equipment:

• multimedia projector;
• onion;
• telegrams;
• "Fairytale" items;
• crossword;
• costume elements for dramatizing a fairy tale.

Class hour progress
I. Classroom hour theme announcement

Hello dear friends! My name is ...
Today you and I are invited to visit the Fairy Tale. Yes, yes! She, the Fairy Tale, will be the hospitable hostess of our class hour, the theme of which is "The Mysterious World of Russian Folk Tales".

II. Opening remarks by the teacher

Guys, do you like fairy tales? (Children's response)
And I love. Funny and sad, scary and funny, fairy tales familiar to us from childhood. Our ideas about good and evil, about peace and justice are connected with them.
Fairy tales are loved by both children and adults. They inspire writers and poets, composers and artists. Fairy tales are used to stage plays and films, and create operas and ballets.
Fairy Tales - The Ancient Genre of Oral Folk Art They Came to Us From Ancient Times.
Why are fairy tales called folk tales? (Children's response)
Right, folk tales were invented by the people and passed them on by word of mouth, from generation to generation When you were little, you were told the tales of 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.
The most incredible miracles happen in fairy tales.
And today you and I will take a journey into this mysterious world of Russian folk tales. Why do you think I came to you in such an unusual outfit? (Children's response)
I'm not just Svetlana Georgievna today, I'm - Storyteller. And I'll help you, remember your favorite fairy tales, meet your favorite characters and even become the heroes of one of the fairy tales. I'll help you on this journey to be cheerful, inquisitive and witty.
I suggest you go on a journey: see the white light, look at people, show yourself.
We have a long path ahead of us, through a dense forest. We will encounter obstacles along the way, and we will have to overcome them.
I know you guys are very friendly and brave. You'll help and bail each other out on your trip. Right, I say? (Children's response)
Before we get to the fairy forest, let's all join hands and close our eyes. As soon as you hear the magic sounds, open your eyes right away. Ready? Everyone closed their eyes? Then - on the road! To the world of Miracles and Magic!

III. Traveling through Russian folk tales

(Music sounds)
Here we are in the fairytale forest Here comes the burrowing mouse! she will be our guide on the journey.
Guys, what a beautiful house we have on our way! Who meets us? (Sister chanterelle). She has prepared us the first challenge - the game "What fairy tale are we from?" Now you will see on the screen small fragments from fairy tales that many children love. I think you love them too and can easily recognize the characters and determine what fairy tales they are from.
The Game What Tale Are We From?
(Onscreen, fragments from fairy tales: "Sister Alyonushka and Brother Ivanushka", "Masha and the Bear" "Teremok", "At the Pike's Command", "The Golden Scallop Cockerel", "Swan Goose")
(Children's answers)
Well done, your friendly answers showed that you love and know fairy tales. We move 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 that is located next to the hut.

Fairytale quiz

Note text.
Guys, if you want to go on a trip, answer the questions of my fairy-tale quiz.
1 - What do fairy tale characters travel on in Russian folk tales? (Goose - swans, stupa, boots - walkers, stove, carpet - airplane, gray wolf, etc)
2 - What words do many Russian folk tales end with? ("There was a feast for the whole world, I was at that feast, I drank honey and beer, my mustache flowed, but my mouth didn’t get caught"; "They began to live - to live and make good money" or "They organized a feast for the whole world")
3 - Who is called a gem in Russian folk tales? (Lisu)
4 - In what tale did the hero disobey his sister and turn into an animal? Which? ("Sister Alyonushka and Brother Ivanushka", Ivanushka turned into a kid)
5 - What fairy tale heroine is the owner of the first aircraft? (Baba Yaga)
6 - In which Russian folk tale are the words: "Is it warm for you, damsel? is it warm for you, belle?" ("Morozko")
Oh, how great you are! Baba Yaga is very pleased with your answers and we move on.
(Music sounds)
What do we see? There are towers in the forest, it is not low or high. Let’s ask: "Who lives in the tower, who lives in the low one?" Oh, but no one meets us here. And next to the tower there is a bow. I wonder what’s in it? The heroes of fairy tales left telegrams in the basket. Let's read who left the telegrams.
(Children read out the text of the telegram, guess who left it)
Telegram
I left my grandfather,
I left my grandmother,
I'll be with you soon. (Kolobok)
Telegram
Save us, we were eaten by a gray wolf. (The Goats of the Wolf and the Seven Goats Tale)
Telegram
As soon as I jump out, as soon as I jump out, shreds will fly through the nooks and crannies. (Fox from the fairy tale "Zayushkina's Hut")
Well done guys! They recognized everyone. And there are still fairy-tale objects in the onion. By subject, guess what other heroes were in the tower? And what fairy tale are they from?

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Magic Onion Game
In the onion: rolling pin, golden egg, large wooden spoon and 2 smaller, feather (Finista), arrow.
(Children choose fairy-tale objects and explain what fairy tale they are in and what heroes have been in the tower.)
Fairy tales: "The Chanterelle with the Rollerpin" - rolling pin;
"Ryaba Chicken" - golden egg;
Three Bears - Large Wooden Spoon and 2 Smaller;
Finist-clear Falcon - feather;
"The Frog Princess" - Ivan the Tsarevich's arrow.
Well done! and again we continue the journey.
(Music sounds)
Look, we have a hut in front of us. Who lives in it? (Children's response)
And Kolobok, the ruddy side, greets us. What fairy tale is this hero from? (Children's response)
Kolobok invites you to become the heroes of his fairy tale.
The Staging of the Tale of the Bell
Did you like the fairy tale performed by the guys? (Children's response)
Kolobok liked it too. But he's not letting us go yet. Kolobok has made a crossword puzzle and invites us to solve it.
Crossword on Russian folk tales
Finish sentences by writing the missing words into empty crossword puzzle squares.

1. Geese -... (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 into the clearing 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

So our journey in the world of Miracles and Magic ended. 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 fairy path is endless. Once you open a collection of Russian folk tales, you're on your way!
Did you like traveling through Russian folk tales? (Children's response)
Oh, what did you like best? (Children's response)
Why do you think we need fairy tales? What do they teach? (Children's response)
Fairy tales teach you to be smart and kind, honest and hardworking, friendly and courageous. They teach how to defeat evil, lies, deceit, never lose faith in luck, love your homeland and protect the weak.
Saying goodbye to you, you are wonderful and very talented guys. I love you all. Goodbye. And see you again.

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