Summary of the literary reading lesson “Our theater. S. Mikhalkov “Stubborn little goat” Staging a fairy tale” (grade 3) lesson plan for reading (grade 3) on the topic. Review of the fairy tale by D. Mamin-Sibiryak “The Stubborn Goat” Theme and main idea of ​​the stubborn little goat

Sergei Mikhalkov fairy tale "Stubborn kid"

The main characters of the fairy tale “The Stubborn Little Goat” and their characteristics

  1. Little goat, very naughty, stubborn, self-confident. I got into trouble and cried loudly.
  2. Pig Piggy, indifferent, heartless
  3. The Mallard Duck, kind and sympathetic, organized the rescue of the Little Goat
  4. Wolves, greedy and terrible robbers
  5. Pelicans, Hares, Beavers, Storks, Cranes, Tits and Sparrows are rescuers.
Plan for retelling the fairy tale "The Stubborn Little Goat"
  1. Naughty Goat
  2. Fun walk
  3. Storm
  4. Island
  5. Indifferent Pig
  6. Wolves on the shore
  7. Mallard's Promise
  8. Collection of animals and birds
  9. Beavers offer
  10. Sparrow's message
  11. Food for the Baby Goat
  12. Wolves swim to the island
  13. The titmouse raises the alarm
  14. Sinking of the Wolves
  15. Baby Goat Rescue
  16. Feast on the mountain.
The shortest summary of the fairy tale “The Stubborn Little Goat” for a reader’s diary in 6 sentences
  1. The little goat did not listen to his mother and went for a walk, despite the fact that a thunderstorm was approaching
  2. The little goat ended up on the island and Piggy refused to help him on the boat
  3. Mallard promises help to the Kid and collects animals and birds
  4. Rescuers build a raft and Pelicans take food to Baby Goat
  5. The wolves swim to the Kid, but the birds drown them, and the animals save the Kid
  6. The Little Goat's parents are having dinner and the pig is shown the door.
The main idea of ​​the fairy tale "The Stubborn Kid"
Disobedience and stubbornness will not lead to good.

What does the fairy tale “The Stubborn Little Goat” teach?
This fairy tale teaches you to obey your parents, to be careful and prudent, and not to walk before a thunderstorm. Teaches to help those in trouble, teaches to act together, teaches what is deserved and honorable.

Review of the fairy tale "The Stubborn Little Goat"
I really liked this fairy tale, the animals in it showed such unanimity, they worked so well together that it was simply delightful to watch. The kid, of course, was wrong for stubbornly not listening to his mother, but he learned a good lesson and will probably never do that again.

Proverbs for the fairy tale "The Stubborn Little Goat"
Friend is known in trouble.
The stubborn one will be corrected by a club, and the hunchbacked one will be corrected by the grave.
According to merit and honor.

Summary, brief retelling of the fairy tale "The Stubborn Kid"
There lived a stubborn Little Goat who did not listen to his mother and went for a walk, claiming that there would be no thunderstorm.
But the thunderstorm still began and the Little Goat got terribly scared and got wet. And when the rain passed, the Little Goat found himself on an island, and there was water everywhere.
Piggy was sailing past in a boat and the Little Goat asked to help him, but Piggy replied that she didn’t have enough space herself.
The Wolves came ashore and saw the Kid. They decided to go call their friends.
Then the Mallard duck flew in and, having learned what happened to the Little Goat, promised to help him. Mallard gathered all the animals and they decided to help the Kid.
The beavers suggested making a raft and felled three trees.
At this time, Sparrow arrived and said that the Kid was crying from hunger. The Pelicans wanted to treat him with fish, but the Hares brought carrots and cabbage and the Pelicans took the food to the Kid.
Three young Wolves saddled the logs and swam to the island, while animals and birds lowered the raft.
The titmouse saw the Wolves and told the animals about it, the birds flew to meet the robbers and drowned them.
Then the animals on the raft saved the Little Goat.
The Goat and the Goat had a big feast, and when Piggy arrived, she was simply shown the door.
Everyone else had fun for a long time.

Drawings and illustrations for the fairy tale "The Stubborn Little Goat"

Usenko Elena Valentinovna

LITERARY READING. 3 CLASS

UMK "PERSPECTIVE"

Lesson topic: “Our theater. S. Mikhalkov “Stubborn little goat”

Staging a fairy tale"

Lesson type: lesson in applying knowledge, skills and abilities

Didactic purpose of the lesson:

organize joint activities of students to dramatize a literary work

practice expressive reading through solving various performance tasks.

Tasks:

Subject:

Learn to dramatize a literary work based on the analysis of expressive means

Metasubject:

educational: develop the ability to construct speech statements, search for necessary information from various sources (text, illustrations, presentation); ability to formulate and solve problems

regulatory: teach the ability to formulate lesson goals, the ability to work according to a plan, maintaining the educational task, to develop the ability to perform self- and mutual verification of completed tasks

communicative:develop the ability to collaborate with classmates and teachers in solving educational problems, formulate and defend one’s position;

Personal: to form positive learning motivation, to teach an understanding of personal responsibility for success in completing an educational task; develop the ability to express one’s own attitude towards the hero in the process of dramatization;

Planned results:

Subject:

Students will have the opportunity to:

analyze and select expressive means (intonation, facial expressions, gestures) for staging a literary work;

creatively realize your own attitude towards the characters in the process of preparing and conducting dramatization and role-playing

Metasubject:

educational : Students will have the opportunity

operate with information received from different sources in accordance with the assigned educational task;

build logical reasoning when analyzing your own choice of means of expression

communicative:students will have the opportunity

express your opinion, cooperate with classmates and teachers, exercise mutual control;

regulatory : students will have the opportunity

learn to work according to the plan in accordance with the task;

Personal : students will have the opportunity to:

Form your own position in understanding a responsible attitude towards relatives, family, and friends

analyze the actions of the heroes of the work, correlate them with real life situations

make your moral choice

Forms of organizationstudent work in class:

Frontal, group, individual

Technologies used:

  • Communication technologies (work in pairs, groups)
  • Elements of gaming technology

Training aids and equipment:

1. Textbook by L.F. Klimanova, L.A. Vinogradskaya, V.G. Goretsky Literary reading. 3rd grade (1-4). M.: “Enlightenment”, 2012. in 2 parts.

2. Cards with the text of the “Self-esteem” questionnaire (developed by E.V. Usenko)

3. “Theater Critic Card” (developed by E.V. Usenko)

4. Poetic text based on the fairy tale by S. Mikhalkov

(photocopies for home reading)

5.Multimedia installation for viewing the presentation

6. Electronic educational resources created by teachers for this lesson:

Presentation (Microsoft Power Point)

7. Licensed EOR:

- http://viki.rdf.ru/ -children's presentations and clips

8.Props for staging, costumes, masks

During the classes:

Teacher activities

Student activity

Notes

Organizing time

Organization of workplace inspection

Creating a Positive Attitude

Checking the workplace

availability of props

Stage of motivation, updating knowledge and goal setting

Creating a “Lesson Card”

3) Genre of the work

4) Theater professions

Front work on

"Blitz test"

SLIDE №2,3,4,5,6

Activity planning stage

Step-by-step listing of necessary actions

Work to restore an incomplete plan

Commenting on required actions

SLIDE No. 7

Distribution of main roles

The "secret" assignment of the roles of "Theater Critics"

Draw for minor roles

Issue of "Theater Critic Card"

(see APPENDIX No. 1)

Stage of preparation for text perception

Preparing video scenery

Self-preparation of the text of your role

Stage of application of acquired knowledge

What is the beginning, the start of an action, called in literary language? most stressful moment?

Restore parts of the circuit

SLIDE#8

Organization of support for the staging of the plot stage “Commencement” (part 1-3)

Staging parts

"Escape from Home"

"Meeting with Piggy"

"Danger" (encounter with the Wolves)

SLIDE No. 9,10,11,12

Scenery

"House"

"Dark forest"

"Storm"

"Island"

Organization of frontal work with the textbook

Readings based on the roles of the parts of “Friends to the Rescue”

Textbook

Pages 130-132

PHYSICAL MINUTE “Help from friends”

PANTOMIME “Let's make a raft! Collecting vegetables for the kid"

Organization

frontal work with the textbook

Retelling the climax

Selective reading

Textbook

Page 133

Generalization and consolidation of what has been learned

What is punished in fairy tales?

Organization of work in groups

Poetry lines are read in chorus - conclusion

Discuss proverbs and sayings

Selecting the most accurate

suitable for the plot

SLIDE No. 14,15

Summing up stage. Reflection

Organization of individual work:

Organization of peer assessment

(speeches by theater critics)

Homework

(optional)

1.Write a review about the work you read

2) Learn by heart an excerpt from a poetic fairy tale (based on the fairy tale “The Stubborn Little Goat”

3. Illustration for a fairy tale

Analyze their activities in class

Listen to the opinions of critics and external experts

SLIDE No. 16

Card "My opinion"

(see APPENDIX No. 2)

"Theater Critic Card"

SLIDE No. 17

APPENDIX No. 1

CARD OF THE THEATER CRITIC F.I._________________________________

ROLE

Full name of the ARTIST

SPEECH

(RIGHT,

DEFINITION)

INTONATIONS

(TRANSFERING EMOTIONS)

FAMILY

GESTURES

RESULT

MOTHER -

_____________

KID-

_____________

PIG-

WOLF-1

_____________

WOLF-2

_____________

1. Reading the text 2. Identifying the characters 3. Dividing into parts (scenes) 4. Distributing roles 5. Choosing intonation, facial expressions, gestures 6. Preparing costumes 7. Trial staging (rehearsal) The order of our work: 8. Analysis of the work done

Storyline INTRODUCTION CLIMAX DENOUNIUM

DON'T DO THIS AGAIN! AND DON'T GET INTO TROUBLE! ALWAYS LISTEN TO MOMMY! HER ADVICE IS NOT Nonsense!

DO NOT HAVE 100 RUBLES, BUT HAVE 100 FRIENDS A TREE IS KEEPED BY ROOTS, AND A MAN IS FRIENDS A GOOD FRIEND ALWAYS COME ON TIME

8.Analysis of the work performed

HOMEWORK: (OPTIONAL) 1. Write a review about the work you read 2. Select and memorize an excerpt from a poetic work based on the fairy tale “The Stubborn Little Goat” 3. Draw an illustration for the fairy tale

Thank you for your attention! Take care of your friends!


UMK: “Perspective”
Subject: Literary reading.

Lesson type: Combined.
GOALS:
Educational:
 Introduce students to S. Mikhalkov’s fairy tale “The Stubborn Little Goat”;
 Learn to understand and convey the characteristics of characters in a theatrical production;
 Enrich students' vocabulary;
 Disclosure of the ideological and artistic content of a literary work.
Developmental:
 Develop expressive reading skills;
 Develop students' creative abilities.
Educational:
 Cultivate an attentive attitude towards friends.
Teaching methods:
by the nature of cognitive activity - explanatory-illustrative, partially search, research;
by methods of organizing the implementation of cognitive activity - verbal and visual.
Teaching methods: methods of working with clarity, conversation.

Subject
 Compilation of retellings
the most interesting
episodes from
works on behalf of
main characters;
 Independent
writing stories about
hero using
author's text;
 Learn to dramatize
literary
work,
based on analysis
expressive means.
Planned results
Meta-subject
Cognitive UUD:
 Expressing your opinion about the work you read;
 Evaluating the actions of heroes;
 Develop the ability to construct speech statements, carry out
searching for necessary information from various sources (text,
illustrations, presentation); ability to formulate and solve
Problems.
Regulatory UUD:
 Formulation of the educational task of the lesson based on the analysis
textbook material in joint activities;
 Planning activities to study the topic together with the teacher
lesson;
 To teach the ability to formulate lesson goals, the ability to work according to
plan, while maintaining the learning task, to develop the ability to carry out
self and mutual verification of the completed task;
 Evaluating your work in class.
Communication UUD:
 Answers to textbook questions based on foreign works
literature;
 To develop the ability to cooperate with classmates and
teachers in solving educational problems, formulate and
defend your position;
Personal
 Formation
respectful
relationship to another
opinion, history and
culture of others
peoples;
 Development of skills
be tolerant of
people are different
national
accessories;
 Mastery of basic
adaptation skills
school, school
to the team;
 Acceptance and development
social role
student;
 Development of motives
educational activities and
formation
personal meaning
teachings, development
independence and
personal responsibility
for his actions on
the basis of ideas about
moral standards

 Discussion in pairs answering questions;
communication.
 Proof of your point of view;
 Division of responsibilities in the group when planning a group
work.
Organization of educational space
Interdisciplinary connections
Information environment
Forms of work
The world.
Frontal;
Group.
Literary reading: 3rd grade,
textbook for students
educational institutions
L.V. Klimanova, L.A. Vinogradskaya,
M.V. Boykin.
demonstration material;
multimedia presentation.
Teaching methods and techniques:
 by the nature of cognitive activity: explanatory-illustrative, partially search, research;
 by methods of organizing the implementation of cognitive activity: verbal and visual.
Training technology:
 Personally oriented;
 Problem-dialogue;
 Collaboration technology

TECHNOLOGICAL LESSON MAP
Lesson stages. Target.
Activity
Activity
children
teachers
I. Organizational
moment.
Target:
 Organize children;
 motivate to receive
new knowledge.
Greetings,
children's organization
Reaction to teacher
(correction
attention)
Children are brought to
working order
place.
The class is ready for
lesson
Educational and developmental
tasks of each stage
(lesson script)
Hello guys. Today
literary reading lesson
I'll spend it with you. My name is
Svetlana Alexandrovna.
Formation
UUD
Personal
Regulatory

II. Topic message
lesson.
Target:
 Inform the topic of the lesson
students.
(A.S. Pushkin,
L.N. Tolstoy,
A.P. Chekhova, S.V.
Mikhalkov.)
Out on topic
lesson.
Answer to
teacher questions.
III. Systematization
knowledge.
Target:
 Systematize knowledge
students.
Systematization
children's knowledge.
Motivating children to
implementation
tasks.
Personal,
Regulatory,
Communicative.
Personal,
Regulatory,
Communicative.
Look at the screen who you are
do you see? In front of you
images of great Russians
writers.
What is the name of the last one?
them? This is Sergey Vladimirovich
Mikhalkov and specifically about him and his
fairy tale "The Stubborn Little Goat" we
we'll talk today.
Sergey Vladimirovich
Mikhalkov - famous
Soviet Russian writer,
poet, fabulist, playwright,
publicist, military
correspondent, screenwriter, and
also hymn lyricist
Soviet Union and
Russian Federation.
Born February 28, 1913 in
Moscow in a noble family.
He was the son of a collegiate
assessor (rank equal to captain)
Vladimir Alexandrovich
Mikhalkov (18761938) and Olga
Mikhailovna Mikhalkova
(nee Glebova) (1876
1961).
Go to school from
there was a house near Moscow

These are the heroes from
fairy tales, excerpt from
which we will
read today.
far away, and therefore the first
education was received
Houses. Teacher -
Baltic German left
the kindest feelings in him
heart.
Sergei has a talent for poetry
appeared at the age of nine. His
father sent several
son's poems to the poet
Alexander Bezymensky,
which is positive
responded about them.
In 1927 the family moved to
city ​​of Pyatigorsk
Stavropol region. In these
years Sergei began to publish.
In 1928, in the magazine “On
rise" (Rostov-on-Don)
its first was published
poem "The Road". After
graduation from school Sergei
Mikhalkov returned to
Moscow and worked at a weaving factory
factory, geological exploration
expeditions. At the same time in
In 1933 he became a freelancer
letter department employee
newspaper "Izvestia", member
Moscow group committee
writers. Published in
magazines "Ogonyok", "Pioneer",

IV. Physical education minute.
Target:
 Recovery
Children perform
exercises
physical minutes.
physical and spiritual
student strength.
Teacher
organizes
performance
physical minutes.
V. Reading a fairy tale.
Target:
 Develop skills
expressive reading.
Reading a fairy tale.
Controls
reading process.
"Spotlight", in newspapers
"TVNZ",
“Izvestia”, “Pravda”. Came out
the first collection of his poems.
Most famous
They brought it to Mikhalkov
works for children. AND
today we will meet
one of his works.
Guys, let's have a little
let's rest, let's get up from our
places and start repeating
movements shown in
screen.
So you and I had a rest, and
now let's go with you to
a little trip...to
literary fairy tale
"Stubborn kid", maybe
maybe she will become one of yours
loved ones.
Open the textbook on p. 128.
Now get ready and very
watch the story carefully
I will ask questions about it.
Personal UUD:
1.improvement of psycho
emotional
students' condition.
2.change
relationship with yourself and
to your health.
Regulatory UUD:
1.Reduction
negative influence
teaching load.
Personal,
Communication,
Cognitive.

VI. Checking the primary
perception.
Target:
 Check primary
perception
students learning from fairy tales.
Examination
primary
children's perceptions
according to a fairy tale.
Answer to
questions.
Theater is a view
art,
stage
performance
dramatic
works,
which
carry out
actors in front
spectators.
VII. Teatralnaya
staging.
Play their roles
Controls
process and helps
Personal,
Communication,
Cognitive.
 Did you like the fairy tale?
 Let's discuss
character traits and
characters' behavior.
 Draw a word
portrait of each character.
Guys, can anyone
tell me what theater is?
Tell me what you need for
creating a theatrical scene?
We have the actors and the script,
let's put ours
your own performance?
Who are the characters here?
There is? Let's distribute
roles. (Kid, Goat, Goat,
Pig, Wolf, She-wolf, wild
mallard duck, hares, beavers,
cranes, old woman Heron, 2
Pelican, Stork, 3 Wolves,
Titmouse, Sparrow, Author).
Tell me with what intonation
should our heroes speak?
After assigning roles
children put on masks and read

Target:
 Develop creative
capabilities
students.
Reflection
VIII.
students.
their roles with expressions like in
real theater.
Summing up
results.
Summing up
results.
Choose any start
guess and continue
his.
 Today in class I learned…..
 In this lesson I praised
Personal,
Communication,
Cognitive.
for myself......
 After the lesson I
wanted……..
 Today I managed……..
Summarizing
lesson. Answers to
teacher questions.
Motivate
children and
summing up
the entire lesson.
 What fairy tale today
have you read?
 Who is the author?
 What does this fairy tale teach?
 What proverb can you
pick her up?
Children write down
homework
in the diaries.
Announcement
home
tasks.
Personal,
Communication,
Cognitive.
Regulatory,
Personal.
IX. Summarizing.
Target:
 Formation
responsibility.
 Consolidate knowledge,
received in class.
X. Homework.
Target:
 Formation
responsibility.
Grade: ____
Signature of the methodologist: __________
Teacher's signature: ____________

Test based on the fairy tale by S. Mikhalkov “The Stubborn Little Goat”

Full name__________________________ class___________

1. Where did the Little Goat go one day?

A) dance

B) play

B) take a walk

2. What happened to the Little Goat after the thunderstorm?

A) found himself on an island

B) came home

B) got sick

3. Why did the Little Goat wait for help and not do anything himself?

A) couldn’t swim

B) didn’t want to go somewhere

B) offended

4. Who refused to help the Kid in his trouble?

B) squirrel

5. Who were the forest hunters?

A) Wolf and squirrel

B) Wolf and She-Wolf

B) a bear

6. Who spread the news that the Little Goat was in trouble?

A) Mallard

7. What did the animals come up with to save the Kid?

A) buy a ship

B) call people for help

B) build a raft

8. Who delivered food to the Little Goat on the island?

A) sparrow

B) pelicans

B) frog

9. Who warned the kid’s friends that he was in trouble?

A) wagtail

B) pelicans

10. Who helped fight off the wolves when saving the Kid?

11. Which of the fairy tale heroes was not given a place at the festive table?

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