From Mikhalkov important advice presentation. Presentation for primary classes "Sergei Vladimirovich Mikhalkov". Literary quiz – “Say a word”

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Sergei Vladimirovich Mikhalkov With my pen - my weapon, What I hold in my hands - I serve all honest working people, like a soldier. S. Mikhalkov

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Sergei Vladimirovich Mikhalkov Sergei Vladimirovich Mikhalkov was born on March 13, 1913 in Moscow. Mikhalkov spent his school years in Pyatigorsk. He graduated from high school in 1930, but two years earlier his first poem, “The Road,” was published.

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Sergei Vladimirovich Mikhalkov In 1930, Mikhalkov moved to Moscow, where he worked at a weaving factory for three years. Even then, Mikhalkov’s poems were published in print and broadcast on the radio. Mikhalkov then studied at the Gorky Literary Institute. At the same time, Mikhalkov published his first book of poems.

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Sergei Vladimirovich Mikhalkov During the Great Patriotic War, Mikhalkov was in the ranks of the Red Army and worked in the army press. The famous lines on the granite slab of the Eternal Flame near the Kremlin wall: “Your name is unknown, your feat is immortal,” also belongs to Mikhalkov. After the Great Patriotic War, Mikhalkov continued his literary activity.

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Literary activity of S. V. Mikhalkov Poet Writer Fabulist Playwright Translator Screenwriter Journalist Author of the Russian anthem Sergei Vladimirovich says: “I try to work in different genres: I write poetry, plays, scripts for adults and children, songs, satire, articles, notes... I I believe that working in different genres mutually enriches them.”

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S. V. Mikhalkov - Academician of Pedagogical Sciences, Honored Artist of Russia. The writer was awarded many government, literary, public and international prizes and government awards. On March 13, 2008, on the day of the writer’s 95th birthday, Russian President Putin signed a decree awarding Mikhalkov the Order of St. Andrew the First-Called Apostle “for his outstanding contribution to the development of Russian literature, many years of creative and social activity.”

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Literary quiz When and where was S.V. born? Mikhalkov? What genres did S.V. use in his literary work? Mikhalkov? What was the name of his first poem? How many birthdays did he celebrate this year? S. V. Mikhalkov was born on March 13, 1913 in Moscow. Poems, stories, fairy tales, fables, plays, translations, articles, scripts. "Road". 95 years old.

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Literary quiz In which poem did the guys start an argument about the professions of mothers? What poem are these lines from? On a long journey, take your friends with you: They will help you, and it’s more fun with them. Who did the guys take with them on the road? What sentence did the hero of the poem “Cleanwriting” write? What conclusion did he come to? What was Uncle Styopa's last name? “What do you have?” “Song of Friends” We are taking with us a cat, Chizhik, a dog, Petka the Bully, a Monkey, a parrot - what a company! "The cow gives milk." “Yes, becoming a scientist is not easy!” Stepanov

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Literary quiz In what class was the boy who was afraid of vaccinations? What was the temperature of the hero of one of the poems? What kind of porridge was in Sasha’s mouth? How many people were sitting and standing on tram number 10? What word did the hero of one of the poems hate? In the first. Thirty six point five. A mess of words One hundred and fifteen people. Sleep.

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Finish the word In the house eight fraction one At the Ilyich outpost There lived a tall citizen By the nickname................... There were houses in one alley. Stubborn lived in one of the houses..... Get vaccinated! First grade! Have you heard? This is us! Why did I stand against the wall? I'm shaking............. We're going, going, going To distant lands, Good neighbors, happy …………. Who, having stuffed his mouth with cake, says: And where………… Who was sitting on the bench, Who was looking at the street, Tolya was singing, Boris was silent, Nikolai was kicking……….. Mother said: - Close the door! A bee is flying towards us...... Tower Foma, knees, friends, compote? rocked the swarm

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“In world children's literature today there are good books created in dozens of different languages. There are teacher books that are strict and demanding. There are companion books. There are magic books. There are books-soldiers. And every new good children’s book is a holiday for thousands of young citizens of planet Earth.” S.V. Mikhalkov

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Sergei Mikhalkov was born on March 13, 1913 in Moscow. The family raised two more boys - Mikhail and Alexander. Father Vladimir Aleksandrovich Mikhalkov was a descendant of a noble family. The Mikhalkov family, according to family legend, dates back to the 15th century and is distantly related to the Romanovs, Tolstoys, and Yanovskys.

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Sergei Mikhalkov spent his childhood on the Nazaryevo estate in the Moscow region. The brothers received their primary education at home: the German governess Emma Ivanovna Rosenberg instilled in the children not only the fundamentals of the strictest self-discipline, but also taught them the German language at such a level that already in childhood they could read Schiller and Goethe in the original. Even after more than half a century, Sergei Vladimirovich Mikhalkov brilliantly gave presentations in German on children's literature at various international forums.

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The writer's early years were spent in the North Caucasus, in the cities of Pyatigorsk and Georgievsk, where his literary activity began in 1928. His first publication, the poem “The Road,” appeared in the magazine “On the Rise.”

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In 1930 the family moves to Moscow. Sergei Mikhalkov works at the Moskvoretsk weaving factory, then on a geological exploration expedition. And in 1933, the young poet becomes a freelance employee in the letters department of the Izvestia newspaper. His poems appear in the popular magazines “Ogonyok”, “Pioneer”, “Prozhektor”, in the newspapers “Izvestia”, “Komsomolskaya Pravda”, “Pravda”.

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This time also marked the beginning of his long-term friendship with the writers Lev Kassil, S.Ya. Marshak and K.I. Chukovsky, the wonderful stage masters Rina Zelena and Igor Ilyinsky, in whose performance the triumphant march of Mikhalkov’s children’s poems began on stage and on the radio. throughout the country - all this finally determined his literary fate.

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In 1935, the magazine “Pioneer” published the most famous and beloved work of many generations of children - the poem “Uncle Styopa”. In Moscow there is even a monument to this literary hero (in Slesarny Lane, in front of the building of the Moscow Region Traffic Police Department).

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In 1935, the pioneer department of the Moscow city Komsomol committee invited the poet to participate in a competition for a pioneer song. In order to get the appropriate creative impulse and find the right topic, I had to spend about a month with the guys in one of the pioneer camps in the Moscow region. From the trip, the poet brought three pioneer songs and several funny poems for children.

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And already in 1937 he became a member of the Union of Writers of the USSR. In just a few years, the poet Sergei Mikhalkov became known throughout the Union. Then, in 1939, he received the highest award of the USSR - the Order of Lenin.

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“In 1938, my first play for children, Tom Canty, was shown on the stage of the Central Theater of Young Spectators in Moscow. Over the next twenty years, fifteen of my plays for young and adult spectators were staged on the stage of our theaters and theaters of people's democracies. The best of them, in my opinion, are “Red Tie” (1947), “A Cheerful Dream” (1946), “I Want to Go Home!” (1949), “Zaznayka Bunny” (1951), “Sombrero” (1957) and the satirical comedy “Crayfish” (1957 edition).”

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When the Great Patriotic War began, Sergei worked as a war correspondent. He developed the scripts for the films “Frontline Girlfriends” (for which he received the State Prize), “The Battle of Falcon”. Author of the epitaph on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at the Kremlin Wall: “Your name is unknown, your feat is immortal”

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“I will never forget the frosty night at the field airfield, when with indescribable excitement I saw off the pilots of the Northwestern Front on a combat mission. Packs of leaflets were loaded onto the planes... These were my poetic messages to our partisans, in which I sought to encourage and call on the merciless struggle of the Russian people in the occupied territory. I remember the headlines of the leaflets: “Let your hand not tremble!”, “You will win!”, “Russia must not be conquered!” From these journalistic poems, “Fantasy for Children” (1944) was subsequently born.

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“The idea of ​​turning to a fable was given to me by one of the oldest and most remarkable masters of Russian literature, A.N. Tolstoy. Having once read my new poems for children, he said: “Those poems of yours, in which you come from folklore, from folk humor, are the ones that work best for you... Try writing fables.” Some time later I wrote my first fable. A.N. Tolstoy liked the fable. I wrote a few more. One of them was published by the newspaper Pravda. It was the fable "The Fox and the Beaver". Then “The Hare in Hop”, “Two Girlfriends”, “The Far-Sighted Magpie” and others appeared.”

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In 1943, Mikhalkov, together with military journalist Georgy El-Registan, wrote the text for the national anthem of the USSR. In 1977, Mikhalkov created the second edition of the USSR national anthem, in which there is no mention of Stalin's name. In 2000, for the third time he became the author of the text of the national anthem, now of the Russian Federation.

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It was then that the poet said in an interview that he sincerely wanted to compose “the anthem of an Orthodox country,” since he is a believer and “has always been a believer.” “What I just wrote is close to my heart,” said Mikhalkov.

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After the end of the war, S. V. Mikhalkov changed the direction of his creativity: he created children's plays, fairy tales, and wrote scripts for cartoons. Famous poems for children by Sergei Mikhalkov appeared. At the same time, Mikhalkov worked on the script for the film, which became very famous, “Three Plus Two” and the film “Great Space Journey”.

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“I worked with passion in the field of literary translation, I was lucky enough to convey to Soviet children the sound of the excellent poems of the Polish poet J. Tuvim, as well as write the Russian text for the Czech operas by B. Smetana “The Bartered Bride” (1949) and A. Dvorak “The Devil and Kacha” " (1956).

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The works of Sergei Mikhalkov were so popular that by 2008, according to general estimates, their circulation amounted to 300 million.

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In 1967, S.V. Mikhalkov was awarded the Order of Smile, as the favorite poet of children from many countries of the world.

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Hero of Socialist Labor (1973) Knight of the Order of St. Andrew the First-Called (2008) Knight of the Order of Merit for the Fatherland, II degree (2003) Knight of the Order of Honor (1998) Knight of the Order of Friendship of Peoples (1993) Knight of the Order of Lenin (1939, 1963, 1973) , 1983) Knight of the Order of the October Revolution (1971) Knight of the Order of the Red Banner (1945) Knight of the Order of the Patriotic War, 1st degree (1985) Knight of the Order of the Red Banner of Labor (1967, 1988) Knight of the Order of the Red Star (1943) Knight of the Order of St. Sergius of Radonezh ( 1993) Knight of the Order of the Holy Blessed Tsarevich Dmitry (1998). Laureate of the Lenin Prize (1970) Laureate of the State Prize of the USSR (1978) Laureate of the Stalin Prize (1941, 1942, 1950) Laureate of the State Prize of the RSFSR (1977)

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Materials used: Materials from the site "Wikipedia" Materials from the site www.peoples.ru http://chtoby-pomnili.com/page.php?id=720 http://all-biography.ru/alpha/m/mixalkov-sergej- mihalkov-sergey

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With a pen - my weapon,

What I hold in my hands -

To all honest people labor

I serve like a soldier

Mikhalkov recalled: “My childhood was spent in the village of Zhavoronki near Moscow.”

While spending the evenings, Sergei Vladimirovich published a home magazine

Mikhalkov began writing poetry early, at the age of 10.

In 1927 the family moved to Pyatigorsk

When Mikhalkov turned 17, he went to Moscow to pave his literary path

Mikhalkov

Trezor

During the war years from 1941 to 1945 he served as a war correspondent for the newspaper "For the Glory of the Motherland"

He wrote many poems, plays, fables, fairy tales for children, and was involved in translation. He became the author of the anthems of the USSR and Russia. In 1967 he was awarded Order of the Smile as a favorite poet of children from many countries of the world

What do you have?

What is the secret of his creative longevity? He writes about this in his poem "My secret"

… All I have to do is pack my luggage!

How long will it take to collect

Paper, pen, pencil

And a general notebook.

And now I’m in that Country,

Where I saw the light

And, oddly enough, again I

And five and ten years.

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Sergey Vladimirovich Mikhalkov (1913) Lazareva Lidiya Andreevna, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, 2009, e-mail: [email protected]

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The legendary Sergei Mikhalkov is rightfully considered a man of three eras - after all, he was born under tsarism. And, following the tradition of his ancestors, Sergei Vladimirovich considers serving the Russian state the main work of his life. Mikhalkov is the author of three national anthems, a poet and playwright, a major public figure who personally knew all the leaders of the country - from Stalin to Putin - despite his honorable age - 96 years old! - still in service. He heads the largest writers' organization and travels a lot around the world. Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, 2009, e-mail: [email protected]

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Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, 2009, e-mail: [email protected]

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The fables of this author are interesting and popular. His animals are cited as an example of “what not to do.” Sergei Mikhalkov's fables are public works. They ridicule, expose. They warn and teach. Under the skin of hares and lions, foxes and crows, monkeys, cats and dogs, the fable exposes human shortcomings. A fable is a particularly important matter. You must have a genuine gift, and vigilance, and the ability to convey lively conversational speech, and have wit... Time passes. Our society is developing. We were freed from many of our shortcomings. But the fables are still alive. Why? Mikhalkov has his own language, his own people and animals in his fables, his own plots and his own verse. I. Andronikov Irakli Andronikov Lazareva Lidia Andreevna, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, 2009, e-mail: [email protected]

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Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, 2009, e-mail: [email protected]

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CHAMOMILE AND ROSE “Please forgive me for speaking in prose!” The modest chamomile said to the lush Rose. “But I see: around your stem, plant aphids live and multiply, It seems to me that they are a threat to you!” - “Where should you judge us!” Rose flared up. “Field daisies should not poke their noses into the affairs of garden roses!” Satisfied with herself and despising everyone, the Beauty died that same summer, - Not because she bloomed early, But because she neglected the friendly advice of an ignorant flower... Whoever looks at others arrogantly will probably not understand this fable... C Mikhalkov Lazareva Lidia Andreevna, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, 2009, e-mail: [email protected]

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Parable about the Daisy Parable about the Rose Rose and Chamomile Tale about the Rose and Chamomile Tale about the Rose Lidia Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, 2009, e-mail: [email protected]

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The most regal flower With a dense core. A bush with thorns, but - silent! The look is so innocent... The face is fragrant, And the tail is prickly. Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, 2009, e-mail: [email protected]

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There is a little curl in the garden - a white shirt. Heart of gold, what is it? I was walking along a path through a meadow, I saw the sun on a blade of grass. But the sun's white rays are not at all hot. There is a flower in a white skirt, a yellow heart. Take an armful for future use, After all, the flower is a pharmaceutical flower. Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, 2009, e-mail: [email protected]

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Rose print Chamomile print Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, 2009, e-mail: [email protected]

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MUSHROOMS A bright fly agaric grew among a forest clearing. His impudent appearance caught everyone’s eye: “Look at me!” There is no more noticeable toadstool! How beautiful I am! Beautiful and poisonous! - And the White Mushroom was silent in the shade under the Christmas tree. And that’s why no one noticed him... Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, 2009, e-mail: [email protected]

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This mushroom lives under the spruce tree, under its huge shadow. A wise bearded old man, a resident of the forest - ... This one is the main mushroom in the forest. I will follow him into the spruce forest. He also loves paths and waits for people to pass there. The soup made from it is delicious, light, and the name is that fungus... Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, 2009, e-mail: [email protected]

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He stood in the forest, no one took him, Wearing a fashionable red hat, he was no good. Near the forest on the edge, decorating a dark forest, a motley, like Parsley, poisonous has grown... Lazareva Lidia Andreevna, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, 2009, e-mail: [email protected]

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White mushroom print Fly agaric print Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, 2009, e-mail: [email protected]

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ENVIRABLE PERSISTENCE The housewife left sour cream in a jug in the pantry, on the window. And it was necessary that she forgot to cover that jug! Two small frogs at the same hour Plunge into the jug, without closing their eyes, And well, wallow in sour cream! And now, alone, having decided that he couldn’t get out anyway, he couldn’t wait for salvation, Blowing bubbles, he went to the bottom... But the second one was more persistent than his brother in everything, Floundering in the darkness as hard as he could, He churned butter out of sour cream overnight And , having pushed off, he jumped out towards dawn... To everyone who really spends perseverance, labor and ardor, I jokingly dedicate this fable! Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, 2009, e-mail: [email protected]

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The little animal is jumping, Not a mouth, but a trap. Both the mosquito and the fly will fall into the trap. She sits with her eyes bulging, doesn’t speak Russian, was born in water, but lives on land. Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, 2009, e-mail: [email protected]

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Frog print Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, 2009, e-mail: [email protected]