Kubanok Kuzya: a collection of fairy tales. Show E.

The book included three original tales of the German artist of Irish origin Elizabeth show: “Birthday of the Turtle”, “Cauline Carolina”, “Kuzya Kabanynok”. The name of Elizabeth of the show is known to everyone who grew up in the GDR in the 1960-1980s, and at one mention of his mention, they are blurred in a wide smile-after all, it was her books that were the most beloved by several generations of children of East Germany.

“Birthday of the Turtle”: the turtle had a cherished dream: to get a head of juicy green salad for his birthday. But for some reason, none of her friends guessed to present her just such a gift. From a pure heart, they gave the turtle gifts that would be more willing to be happy themselves: the lion brought a piece of raw meat, an elephant - a bucket of refreshing water, a pelican - a large fish. The turtle was not offended, warmly thanked her friends and immediately offered them to use the gifts brought to them to give her pleasure. And only late in the evening a small mouse rolled a huge round bundle tied, tied with a beautiful ribbon. Have you guessed what was in it? Of course, the salad, it could not be otherwise! After all, if you are friendly, sincere and responsive, then all your dreams will surely come true sooner or later.

“Carolina Snail”: A snail named Carolina was very shy and slow, so no one wanted to be friends with her. God's cows and other bugs only teased a poor snail for not having legs or wings, and she can never fly. Carolina was very upset from this and secretly hoped that suddenly she could ever take off. Once it happened: during a hurricane, the wind lifted a leaflet into the air, on which Carolina was sitting, and transferred it to the other end of the lawn. As a result of this flight, two important things occurred: firstly, Carolina once and for all learned that she did not like to fly at all, and secondly, at the other end of the lawn, she met Albert-the same snail as she. Since then, they never parted and slowly walked through life together. Moral: do not worry about the fact that you are something different from most others. The world is full of those with whom you have more similarities than differences, and with whom you will be happy.

“Kabanok Kuzya”: Kuza’s boar, who lived in the forest with his mother and older brothers, was very annoyed by mosquitoes and midges. They always bit him and crawled along the legs, which is why Kuzya stopped all the time to scratch. Mom was very angry because of this and believed that the youngest Kuzya was growing a nonsense and something should be done urgently. In the hope of getting a wise pedagogical council, she with all her brood goes to the old Lesovik. During the audience, it so happens that Kuzya helps the forest opera to release the tip of his long beard, grown into the ground. In gratitude, the forest man promises Kuza to fulfill three of his desires. Naturally, the first thing Kuzya wants all mosquitoes and midges to immediately disappear from the forest. They disappeared, but immediately the birds were indignant - they had nothing to eat. In order not to listen to their deafening slut, Kuzya, without thinking twice, wished the birds to disappear from the forest forever. They disappeared, but now the trees were indignant - who will spread their seeds and treat them from pests? Kuzya opened his mouth to wish to disappear to the trees, but other inhabitants of the forest stopped in time. They explained the boar that all the animals would soon disappear without trees, including the bunning family. Kuzya understood everything perfectly, and his third desire was to return the midges and birds back. This fairy tale perfectly demonstrates the relationship of all living things in the world and will be an occasion to talk with children on environmental topics.

for preschool age.