Four desires. Tales and stories. Ushinsky K.D.

Konstantin Ushinsky (1823 - 1871) - “Teacher of Russian Teachers”, the founder of scientific pedagogy in Russia and the father of six children - like no other knew that it was useful and interesting for children!

The source of his works was folk wisdom - folklore. In fables and fairy tales, Ushinsky sings honesty and hard work, ridicules stubbornness and greed. Stories about animals and nature develop a horizons, help to distinguish good from evil.

The collection includes works that are obligatory for reading to children of preschool and primary school age (Fox Patrikeevna, Wind and Sun, Crane and Hood, Mena, Four Disadations, “Four Wishes,” Porridge from the ax ").