Scenarios based on Bazhov's fairy tales for elementary school. Magic tales: script based on the works of P

Svetlana Ivanova
Scenario of the theatrical holiday “Rainbow of Bazhov’s Tales”

Leading- The Urals are an amazing, fabulous place. It is not for nothing that the peoples who lived here since ancient times considered it the middle of the Earth. Once upon a time, an ancient god tightened the flimsy earth with his semi-precious belt, and the belt turned into the Ural Mountains. Ancient, filled with gems, like a rich box.

Every lake, every peak, every village has its own ancient legend or tradition. And they were collected, processed and brought to us by a very wise man - the Ural writer Pavel Petrovich Bazhov, who was born in Sysert in 1879.

Let's open his book and hit the road in good company. Either by train, or by bicycle, or on foot.

All these wonders are very close. Watch and listen.

Mistress of Copper Mountain- Hello, good people. I am the Mistress of the Copper Mountain, the mistress of the mountain depths and precious stone deposits. I live in the Urals. My eyes are green, my dress is made of silk malachite. I am surrounded by my faithful servants and assistants - snakes and lizards, and I myself often appear before people in the form of a green lizard.

Lizards- We always welcome guests and escort them to the Copper Mountain Hostess (Dance).

Mistress of Copper Mountain(with a tray of gems):

Oh, you are my semi-precious stones,

Scattered throughout the Urals.

In the mountains and in the valleys,

In the forests and in the hollows.

You show off like flowers,

Even in damp ground,

At least they are nestled in my box.

The word “gem” was born in the Urals. What do you think it means?

A gem is a stone that shines. There are a lot of them: peridot and diamond, emerald and jasper, malachite and rhodonite. But the favorite pebbles and minerals in Bazhov’s tales are all green. Why? Green color is a symbol of spring and youth, freshness and life, joy and hope.

Our first pebble is malachite, a symbol of the natural resources of the Urals. and the tale is called "The Malachite Box". Let's get a look.

A scene from the fairy tale "The Malachite Box".

Tanya: We have a dear memento from my father - a malachite box. That's where the stones are. I could look at them forever.

Woman: Will you show me, daughter?

Tanya: I'll show you when none of the family is home.

(Tanyushka called that woman into the golbets. Tanya took out a box and showed.)

Woman: Put it on yourself and you will see better.

(Tanyushka began to put it on.)

Woman: Okay, daughter, okay! It just needs to be corrected a little.

(The woman came closer and started poking the stones with her finger.)

Woman: Stand up, daughter, straight up. I'll make you turn around, so don't look back at me. Look in the mirror, notice what will happen, and don’t say anything. Well, turn around!

Dance "Ural Round Dance".

Mistress of Copper Mountain- The cup made of carved malachite is good and famous.

And how many difficulties and worries there were before she became magical,

It blossomed, shone invitingly, began to breathe like a living flower. Our next tale is called "The Mining Master"

(Staging based on P. P. Bazhov’s tale “The Mining Master”. It’s twilight on the stage, Katya walks from side to side.)

KATE(shouting): Danilo, respond!

Answer me Danilo!

(The Mistress of the Mountain appears and approaches Katya.)

MISTRESS OF THE MOUNTAIN: Why did you climb into my forest? (Strictly.) What do you want? Are you looking for a stone? Anyone, take it and leave quickly!

KATE: I don't need your dead stone! Give me the living Danilushka. Where have you hidden it? What right do you have to lure other people’s suitors!

MISTRESS OF THE MOUNTAIN(arrogantly): What else can you say?

KATE: Otherwise I’ll say - give it to Danila! You have it.

MISTRESS OF THE MOUNTAIN(laughs): Girl, do you know who you’re talking to?

KATE: I’m not blind, I see. I'm just not afraid of you! I'm not at all afraid! No matter how cunning you are, Danilo is drawn to me.

MISTRESS OF THE MOUNTAIN: But let's listen to what he himself has to say.

(The stage is illuminated with bright light. Danilo appears and runs towards Katya, who, seeing him, also hurries towards him.)

KATE: Danilushko!

MISTRESS OF THE MOUNTAIN(imperiously): Wait!

(Katya and Danila stop before reaching each other.)

Well, Danilo the master, choose - what to do? If you go with her, you’ll forget everything about me, if you stay here, you’ll have to forget her and the people.

DANILO: I can’t forget people, but I remember her every minute.

MISTRESS OF THE MOUNTAIN(smiling): You got it, Katerina! Take your master. For your daring and firmness, here is a gift for you. Let Danila remember everything that is mine. (Points to the surroundings.) But let him firmly forget this.

(The stage is in twilight.)

Now go that way. (Points.)

(Danila and Katya, holding hands, go in one direction, the Mistress of the Mountain - in the other. The stage is illuminated with ordinary light.)

Mistress of Copper Mountain- Our second pebble is called chrysolite, and the tale is about the Silver Hoof. Darenko put a trough in the yard so that the little goat could get some water. (get drunk).

A dramatization based on the tale "The Silver Hoof."

Mistress of Copper Mountain- On a dark night, she appears by the fire, a master of singing, dancing, pointing out a nugget. There is a third golden pebble in my box, and the Jumping Firefly will show the way to it.

Dramatization based on a story.

OLD WOMAN(affectionately): You are welcome, dear little guest! I've been waiting for a long time. Come and take as much as you can carry. (Points to the well, approaches, opens it.)

Well, what are you worth? Take it, I say, as much as will fit into your wallet.

ILYA: I don’t have a wallet, but I heard something different from Grandma Lukerya. As if the only wealth that is pure and strong is what you yourself give to a person.

OLD WOMAN: You see. what a picky guy! Give him some more! (Cunningly.) Well, have it your way!

(A beautiful maiden appears (1).)

BEAUTY GIRL (1)(with a bow he hands over a golden tray with wealth): Take it, well done!

ILYA: This was made for laughs. No man can lift that much.

OLD WOMAN: Won't you take it?

ILYA: I won't even think about it.

OLD WOMAN:“Well, have it your way! (Slyly.) I’ll give you another gift.

(The beautiful maiden (1) leaves. The beautiful maiden (2) appears.)

BEAUTY GIRL (2)(with a bow he hands over a silver tray with wealth): Take it, well done!

ILYA(To the old woman): A man cannot lift so much, and you are not giving it with your own hands.

OLD WOMAN(laughs cheerfully): Okay, have it your way!

(The beautiful girl (2) leaves.)

Then, really, don’t regret it. Wait. (Leaves.)

(Ilya stands alone; a rustling is heard; the Girl appears.)

GIRL(hands Ilya a sieve with berries, with three feathers on top - white, black, red - tied with a blue thread). Accept, dear friend Ilyushenka, a gift from the bottom of my heart.

(Ilya takes the sieve.)

ILYA: Whose are you, pretty girl? Tell me, what is your name?

GIRL(grinning): People call Grandma Sinyushka, but to a much more distant and simple soul I seem to be as you see. This rarely happens. That's right, dear friend Ilyushenka! I'm blue. Always old, always young. She is forever attached to the local riches. (Puts gold bars on the sieve and leaves.)

(Ilya leaves after her.)

Mistress of Copper Mountain- Pavel Petrovich Bazhov has not been with us for a long time, and books have been scattered around the world like gems for 70 years. He left his Malachite box forever and to all generations. Open it and you will see how Bazhov’s living, unfading word sparkles with precious stones. Goodbye children, see you again.

Rewarding participants.

P. P. Bazhov “Tales from a malachite box”

Made up Yagovtseva L.Yu. – teacher of the highest category,

MKOU secondary school No. 6 Kushva

Goals:

1. Through the work of P. P. Bazhov, awaken interest and love for the native land, expand knowledge about it.

2. Instill a love of reading.

Tasks:

1. Create conditions for long-term storage of large amounts of information and for its reproduction.

2. Through the mnemonic device of associations, teach children to recognize Bazhov’s tales.

3. Through the work of P. P. Bazhov, provide additional historical knowledge about the Urals, the Ural dialect, and Ural gems.

4. Promote the development of children's communication abilities.

Equipment:

Portrait of P.P. Bazhov (1879-1950).

Books by P. P. Bazhov.

Exhibition of Ural gems.

Items from fairy tales (button, hammer, lizard on a stone, brooch).

Presentation with illustrations to Bazhov's tales.

The epigraph is written on the wall:
He is in the blessed memory of the people
Will always remain alive.
And they will live for centuries
In the wonderful malachite of lines,
And it will not wither on the grave
Wonderful stone flower

(E. Khorinskaya)

Leading:
Dear Guys! Dear adults: parents, colleagues - teachers. We are pleased to welcome you in this cozy, bright room. And we invite you on a literary journey through the expanses of our native Urals. The Urals are a region famous for its labor traditions. Ural craftsmen revealed to us the secrets of their craftsmanship. Let the discovery of the treasures of folk wisdom, preserved in songs, fairy tales, recorded in books, become a real holiday for your soul. So, I invite you on a journey to your native origins, to new discoveries.

Progress of the event.

To the melody of “Ural Round Dance,” children enter the hall and sit on chairs.

1 presenter:
Ural mountains on stone slabs
They lead us with them to the land of malachite.
To a land where there are countless precious stones,
To the country of hard-working and kind people. (V. Stepanov)

2 presenter:

In a certain kingdom, in a certain state, there lived a good wizard. He had a large white beard and lively, unusually kind, attentive, radiant eyes. And when he walked around the city, people immediately recognized him. Did you guys find out who we are talking about?(children's answers)

That's right, this is Pavel Petrovich Bazhov.

(2 slide appears on the screen with a portrait of the writer.)

His writer friends said this about him:

1 child:

“This is a sparkling gem of Ural literature”

2nd child:

“He is a very simple, modest, sincere, calm, kind person. Everyone considered him a sage."

3rd child:

“He was a wonderful man. Short, looking like a fairy-tale gnome who rose from the ground to tell about the treasures of the Urals.”

4th child:

In his works the fantastic merged with the real. Extraordinary events took place in them, in which everything was as it should be in a real fairy tale: good defeated evil, all evil spirits retreated before courage and a clear conscience. But the heroes of fairy tales were not gnomes, not heroes with extraordinary strength, but ordinary people. And that’s why his works are called tales, not fairy tales. Working in various newspapers, Bazhov wrote about working people and glorified the workers of the Urals. But he became a world-famous writer thanks to his amazingly interesting tales, which were included in the collection “The Malachite Box.”

1 presenter:

Dear parents, guys! Today we have a literary festival dedicated to the work of P. P. Bazhov, and it’s called “Tales from a Malachite Box.”

The girls danced in circles in the evenings to a calm melody, and young and old held leisurely conversations. Girls from 2nd grade start a round dance for you.

The music of L. Schwartz from the film “The Stone Flower” is playing. Students in costumes of peasant children of the early 20th century enter the hall to the music. Grandfather Slyshko sits on the “zavalinka” (a student in a suit, made up to look like an old man), the rest of the students sit around the perimeter of the improvised clearing. The old man hits the iron.

Old man:

Hey, who's there? What kind of people hang around a government place at a late hour? By what right? A?!

Children: - We are the factory guys...

Old man: - Don’t bellow, but answer clearly – who’s coming.

Girl: We, grandfather, came for fairy tales.

Old man:

For fairy tales? We came up with it too! Fairy tales, I hear, are about the Ryaba Hen and the golden egg. You must be too late to listen to such tales! I’ll tell you about old life. Only these are not fairy tales, they are called tales and experiences. Eh, you starlings have been running around all day, shouting, now you want to give your ears a job? Okay, I'll tell you.

Boy: - Is this a new fairy tale?

Old man:

C'mon, don't interrupt! Maybe I’ll talk about your great-grandmother, but you’re talking about a fairy tale! Listen and take note for your benefit of what girls were like in the old days...

2 presenter:

So many years ago, a grandfather nicknamed “Slysh-ko” began telling the children tales of the old Urals. It was they who compiled the first collection of tales by Pavel Bazhov.

5th child:

We hold with you, buddy, in our hands

“Ural Tales” about wondrous mountains.

Many stories have happened here.

There was both joy and sorrow.

In them the mountains almost reach the sky,

Beautiful nature, peace and comfort.

And good people keep fairy tales here,

Who talk about magic.

The peoples of the Urals knew how to dress up on holidays in elegant sundresses, embroidered shirts, and belts. They played the harp, balalaikas, accordions... They themselves relaxed and entertained the people. The guys from the spoon-playing ensemble of the Children's Music School in Kushva are invited to the stage. Leaders: Vera Mikhailovna Osolodkova, Valery Pavlovich Urzhumov.

Presenter. What kind of stern and stern guest has come to us? The girl is short in stature and all stately herself,

And the braid is black, but so good.

Dress the color of malachite, red ribbons in the braid,

Eyes like emeralds - magical, clear.

( children's answers: Mistress of the Copper Mountain)

Scene

Mistress(shouting). Who here remembered about me, and about the good old Urals? Who came to my mountain?.. Oh, it’s you, good people! Well, hello! Craftsmen are always welcome! I am the Mistress of the Copper Mountain,lizards are my servants. P I am left to protect the riches of my land. And my region is very famous for its natural beauty, minerals, and artisan people. So I’ll take you to my Copper Mountain and make you work, extract precious stones and gems!

Leading: Why are you, dear guest, scaring us?

Mistress:

I'm not scaring you! And I’m warning you: if you don’t know the content of “Ural Tales,” then I’ll take everyone up the mountain and read these tales to you all day long!

Presenter. What a strict character this housewife has! And it is true what they say that “it is grief for an evil person to meet her, and there is no joy for a good one.”

Mistress. You never know what they say about me. I'll give the guys an exam! Difficult, difficult! And if they fail, then...

Presenter. We’ve already heard, we’ve heard that you’ll take him as a mining master. But remember, our guys are smart and will answer all your questions! You won't be able to trick them!

Mistress. We'll see about that later. Here's your first task, guys.

That goat was special: he hit pebbles with his right leg,

Wherever he stomps, an expensive stone will appear.

Darenka keeps looking and is surprised. From a distance you can't see him

And you can’t make it out, and no matter how hard you try, you won’t get close to him.

Guys. Silver hoof.

A goat runs in to the sound of magical music.

Goat:

I knock “clack-clack-clack” with my hoof.

I want to make friends with you!

I am a forest goat, be friends with me!

I am the Silver Hoof. On the right front leg there is a magic hoof. Wherever I stamp this hoof, an expensive stone will appear. Once I stomp, there is one stone, when I stomp twice, there are two stones, and where I start to hit with my foot, there is a pile of expensive stones. I am described in the fairy tale “The Silver Hoof”. Well done guys for guessing my name. Now I will help you. Otherwise, I see that the Mistress of the Copper Mountain has completely intimidated you.

Mistress. (asking questions)

Tell me, guys, in which fairy tale were there an old man nicknamed Kokovanya, a girl Darenka and a cat Murenka? ("Silver Hoof")

Tell me what else made the Silver Hoof goat different from other goats? (He always walked with horns, while in winter ordinary goats dropped their horns; he had five branches on his horns, while ordinary goats only had three.)

But who is the story about? “The little girl is like a doll, but alive, puts her hands on her hips, waves her handkerchief and starts dancing in circles. As the circle passes, it will grow a little. She stopped at a large pine tree, stamped her foot, flashed her teeth, waved her handkerchief, and whistled: “Fi - and - and - t! Y-yu-yu-y...!” And there was no girl.” Who is this?

Baltenkova Yesenia “Semyonovsky ditties”

Little girl -

Like a little doll herself -

He dances so quickly,

He waves a handkerchief in his hand. (Ognevushka - jumping)

Children's answers

Dance of the Firegirl

Ognevushka - jumping . Guys, look at the screen and guess which tales the illustrations are for.

Goat : - This is Ognevushka - a jumping animal - like a little girl who dances. Where such a Jumping Cow appears, there is gold. It’s not strong, but it’s chesty and doesn’t lie in a layer, but like a radish planted. From above, it means the circle is wider, and further down it becomes smaller and smaller. You dig this radish of golden sand - and there is nothing more to do in that place. This is told in a tale called “Ognevushka - Jumping”.

Leading: And now, in order to prove to the Mistress of the Copper Mountain that the guys know Bazhov’s “Ural Tales” well, the students ... of the class will show a learned sketch.

The characters of the scene appear: Danilushko and grandmother Vikhorikha. Vikhorikha holds in her hands a bouquet of various herbs and forest flowers.

Danilushko. It’s good for me, grandma, how you live. So you know all sorts of herbs.

Grandmother. Yes, I am Grandma Vikhorikha, I lived for many years. I’ll tell you about any grass, about any flower!

Danilushko. Do you know every flower in our area?

Grandmother. I won't brag. I know any of those that are open.

Danilushko. Are there still undiscovered ones?

Grandmother. There are others like that. Have you heard Papor?

Danilushko. Is this a fern?

Grandmother: Yes. It’s as if it’s blooming on Midsummer’s Day. That flower of witchcraft - treasures are opened to them. It is harmful to humans.

Danilushko: What else?

Grandmother: On the gap-grass the flower is running. Just catch him and all the gates will be open for you. This is a thief's flower. There is also a stone flower.

The Mistress of the Copper Mountain appears with a flower (imitation of a stone one). She mysteriously circles around Danilushka and grandmother Vikhorikha.

Grandmother: This flower seems to be growing in Malachite Mountain. They say that on the snake festival he has full power. And the person who sees the stone flower will be unhappy.

Danilushko: What about the unfortunate one, grandma?

Grandmother: But I don’t know myself, Danilushko. That's what they told me. After all, this flower is guarded by the Mistress of the Copper Mountain herself.

Grandma leaves. Danilushko puts on an apron, ties a strip of fabric around his head, like a headband, and picks up a hammer.

Mistress: Many years have passed since that grandmother's story. Danilushko became quite an adult. And look - they ordered him to make a bowl out of stone, similar to a flower.

Danilushko: Even though I have become a good craftsman, my cup still doesn’t come out! It doesn't work out! I've used up so much malachite, but it's all to no avail!

Mistress ( comes closer) . What, Danilo-master, is your cup not coming out?

Danilushko: Where did you come from? Who are you? (in amazement) Not otherwise - you are the Mistress of the Copper Mountain. And your dress is made of silk malachite.

Mistress: So today is a holiday - a snake slide.

Danilushko: Show me the stone flower.

Mistress: I'll show it to you. You'll only regret it later.

Danilushko: Won't you let me out of the mountain?

Mistress: Why won't I let you go? The road is open, but only come back to me!

Danilushko: Show me, do me a favor. I can’t live without a stone flower. Show me!

Mistress: when that’s the case, then let’s go to my garden, Danilo-master. Here look! (circles a flower around himself)

Danilushko ( looks around): The trees are so tall, but not like in our forests, but stone! Some are marble, and some are made of coiled stone... And stone grass1 Azure, red! Between the trees, golden snakes flutter as if they are dancing. Light comes from them.

Mistress: But look - in this corner of the garden the soil is as simple as clay. And the bushes are black, like velvet. And on these bushes there are large green malachite bells, and in each there is an antimony star. The fire bees sparkle above those malachite flowers, and the stars tinkle subtly and sing evenly.

Danilushko: So this is what they are, stone flowers.

Mistress: What did Danilo-master look at?

Danilushko: You won't find a stone to do that.

Mistress: If I had come up with it myself, I would have given you such a stone. But now I can’t.

The heroes leave the stage to the music.

Leading. Well done boys! So the Mistress of the Copper Mountain helped us show a skit based on one of the tales of Pavel Petrovich Bazhov.

Mistress . And I'm glad! I didn’t have to take anyone to my mountain!

Assistant. Sings backstage:

Hey-ka, hey-ka,

Blue snake!

Show up, show yourself!

Spin the wheel!

(repeated 2 times)

Old man.

– Who appears when they hear this song?

Guys. This is the Blue Snake.

Old man. " For one to see the Blue Snake is pure happiness: surely the riding gold will turn out where the golden stream passed. And a lot of it. It lies on top in large pieces. Only it has a catch. If you grab a little too much, and throw away even a drop, everything will turn into a simple stone. You won’t come a second time either, so you’ll immediately forget the place. Well, when the snake appears to two or three, then it’s a total disaster - everyone will quarrel. And they also say that sometimes the Blue Snake pretends to be a person.”

Blue snake. - By what signs do you recognize me when I pretend to be a person?

Old man. - Well done! Listen further. “The old woman came out of the water window. No more than three quarters tall. She’s wearing a blue dress, a blue scarf on her head, and she’s all blue, and so skinny that a breeze will blow and blow the old lady apart. And the eyes are girlish and the voice is like that of a young girl.” Who is this?

Children's answers: Grandma Sinyushka

Old man: G Grandma Sinyushka sits, and here comes the wealth. She can turn into a pretty girl: her eyes are a star, her eyebrows are an arch, her lips are raspberry, her braid is light brown and there is a blue ribbon in her braid. But she seems like this only to kind and good people. There is a story about her called “Sinyushkin Well”.

- Ilya has heard a lot about Sinyushka. So, they say, in remote swampy places, and even in old mines, people ran towards Sinyushka. Where she sits, that’s where the wealth lies. Rescue Sinyushka from his place, and a full well of gold and expensive stones will open. Then row as far as your hand takes you. Having arrived at the mine and having lost his grandmother’s feathers, he began to prepare for a meeting with Sinyushka.

(Takes a ladle and ties it on a stick)

- As soon as the month came full circle, Ilyukha went. Got to the place. He looks - there is no one.

Ilya: (speaks quietly) “I came without a ladle”

Sinyushka: - You are welcome, dear guest! I've been waiting for a long time. Come and take as much as you can carry.
(I lifted the lid over the well, and there all kinds of wealth were revealed. Ilya does not come close)

Well, what are you worth? Take it, I tell you how much will fit into your wallet.

Ilya: “I don’t have a wallet, and I heard something different from Grandma Lukerya.” As if the only wealth that is pure and strong is what you yourself give to a person.

Sinyushka: - Look, what a picky person! Give him some more! Well, have it your way!
(a girl comes out of the well with a golden tray and bows to him, giving him the tray. There is gold on the tray.)

Girl 1: - Take it, well done!

Ilya: - It was invented for laughs. No man can lift that much.

Sinyushka:-Won't you take it?

Ilya:- I won’t think so.

Sinyushka: - Well, have it your way! I'll give you another gift.
(Maids 2 come out with a silver tray and silver)

Ilya: -It is not possible for a person to lift so much, and you are not giving it with your own hands.
(Sinyushka laughed.)

Sinyushka: - Okay, have it your way! I'll amuse you and myself. Then, really, don’t regret it. Wait.
(A girl3 came out and gave him Grandma Lukerya a sieve with berries, and on top there were three feathers tied with a blue thread)
- Accept, dear friend Ilyushenka, a gift from the bottom of my heart. (Takes a sieve)

Ilya: - Whose are you, beautiful maiden? Tell me, what is your name?
Girl (grinned) - People call Grandma Sinyushka, but to a much-loved, daring, simple-minded soul, I seem to be what you see. This rarely happens.

Ilya: - Where did you get the feathers from?

Young woman: - Yes, one came for wealth. He fell into the well himself and drowned his purses, but your feathers floated out. Simple, apparently you are a soulful guy.
(stands fiddling with the ribbon in the braid)

Little blue. Scoop up, dear friend Ilyushenka, with a ladle from my well again.

Ilya scoops and takes things out. - Oh, what is this? Whose things are these? Don't you guys know?

Hammer – “Stone Flower” (tool of Danila the master).

Hoop – “Blue snake. (The golden hoop warded off trouble from children).

Soles (Severyan Kondratyich, clerk from the Polevoy mine, - “Clerk's soles”).

Mirror (Tayutkino - “Tayutkino’s little mirror”).

Shovel (Fedyunkina - “Ognevushka - Jumping”).

Bath maggot - broom (Yashka Zorko - “Herbal Western”).

A sieve and three feathers (Ilya - “Sinyushkin’s Well”).

Young woman: - That’s right, dear friend Ilyushenka! I'm blue. Always old, always young. She is forever attached to the local wealth. Well, have you seen enough? Enough is enough, otherwise it’s like I was dreaming. (Sighs) (Leave)

At home, Ilyusha’s sieve became heavy, the berries became nuggets and expensive stones. With such wealth, Ilya immediately bought off his master, went free, built a nice house for himself, and got a horse. Soon Ilya married a girl who looked exactly like Sinyushka. And in the place of the blue well, a mine rich in gold was discovered.

Leading (notices a malachite box forgotten by the Mistress)

Let's see what's there? (opens the box, there are “semi-precious stones”) the sound of a song was murmured on the tram. And then another - sad, drawn-out, like a road along which they travel for a long, long time... The song “Russian Lands” is performed by Irina Barbina, a 3rd grade student, accompanied by Svetlana Alexandrovna Kovrizhnykh.

Our holiday is over! We were all pleased to get acquainted with the work of P. P. Bazhov and meet the Mistress of the Copper Mountain herself. Pavel Petrovich told us a lot: about his native Urals, about talented masters of the past, about kind, inquisitive children whose lives were poor and difficult, about amazing fairy-tale heroes who guarded the secrets and treasures of the Urals.

Leading. Bazhov wrote tales about ordinary people, workers who did hard work and were not rich, but poor. And in all these stories lives the dream of people about the help of magical forces - for magical heroes to help a little in the difficult life of workers

Goat. And, as you can see, we come to the aid of good people. I, the Silver Hoof, gave precious stones to the poor Darenka and Kokovanya. A grandmother named Sinyushka helped a simple hard worker with a kind heart, Ilyukha, and the Blue Snake made the two boys understand what is bad and what is good, how to learn to be kind and fair, and also gave each of them a bag of golden sand.

Child:

I love and read Bazhov’s tales, although I still don’t understand everything in them.

Both dad and mom and grandma Nina, dad’s mom, come to the rescue.

I like the little girl in Bazhov’s tales,

Which Pavel Petrovich called Poskakushka.

I really liked the story about Tanya,

The girl Darenka and about Maryushka.

Children - artists come out to form.

Child:

Once again we will bend over the book,

Let us absorb the wisdom of these words.

We will not forget the stories of grandfather Slyshko

Thank you, good grandfather Bazhov.

Leading: The time has come to reward you for your skills and efforts (award).

Love your land, take care of it. And he will reveal his riches to you. Main

remember: work and diligence move mountains, but a pure, unselfish heart

overcomes any difficulties. Hands out bags of “gems” to class members

leaders and escorts classes from the hall.

Stone Flower

Performance based on the tale of P.P. Bazhov

Characters

Danila-master Katerina

Old Master Prokopich Harmonist

Grandma Vikhorikha Mining masters

Mistress of the Copper Mountain Narrator

Prologue

Narrator: The history of our Ural region is inextricably linked with the name of the great Russian writer, who composed many tales about his native land: “The Jumping Firefly,” “The Silver Hoof,” “The Malachite Box,” “The Blue Snake” and many other tales. Who are we talking about, I think you have already guessed? We are talking about our fellow countryman Pavel Petrovich Bazhov.

Today we present to your attention a performance based on Bazhov’s tale “The Stone Flower”.

(Introduction music plays)the narrator reads against it)

Narrator: The dawn rises in the morning sky,

The Ural Mountains are rich lands

Lots of stones, gems and ores,

Among the mountains and taiga, they look for masters here.

Since ancient times the Ural land has preserved

Wonderful stone - malachite

Sparkles with bright greenery

And the vein in it is dark.

Know, people, there is

The secret of the stone is beauty!

Every master and craftsman

People are peaceful and friendly

They make amazing products

They will make you everything you need.

This beauty will make your heart ache

You can’t describe it, you’re just amazed.

It was a long time ago... I was told

Mining master Prokopich lived here.

A craftsman from God, the old man was known as a stone cutter.

It's a malachite thing to learn the craft

They sent a boy to teach his grandfather,

His name was Danilo.

And then one adventure happened to him...

(Vaskova S.V.)

Act one

(Interior of the hut. Danila is sitting at the table, making a bowl, Prokopich is standing by the stove)

Prokopich: Are you healthy, Danilushka?

Danila: The cup gives me no peace. I want to do it in such a way that the stone has full power.

Prokopich: I should go on a walk somewhere, otherwise you just sit and sit.

Danila: And then... At least go to the forest. But will I see what I need?

Prokopich : Are you going to look for the Datura flower? OK Go.

Act two

(Forest, in the foreground there is a clearing with fir trees, stumps and flowers. In the background there is a mountain. The phonogram “Sounds of the Forest” plays. Danila appears, approaches the mountain, examines the pebbles, sits down near the mountain. On the other side, Katerina appears, accompanied by an accordion player, and sings Russian folk song “And I’m in the meadow” (Appendix 1). They notice Danila.

Katerina: Danilushka, have you lost anything?

Danila: I haven't lost it, but I can't find it.

Harmonist: What a wonderful, blessed one.

Katerina: Oh, something's wrong with him!

(Runs up to Danila, the accordion player waves his hand in frustration and leaves, Danila turns away from Katerina and looks at the pebbles again, Katerina moves away offendedly and sits down on a stump. Grandma Vikhorikha appears with a bunch of herbs. Danila approaches her.)

Danila: Grandma Vikhorikha, do you know every flower in our area?

Vikhorikha: I won't brag. But I feel like I know how open they all are.

Danila: Are there still undiscovered ones?

Vikhorikha: There are others like that. Did you hear Papor? It blooms on Midsummer's day. That witchcraft flower, treasures are opened for them. On the gap-grass the flower is a running light. Catch him and all the gates will be open for you.

Danila: What miracles!

Vikhorikha: There is also a stone flower. It seems to be growing in the malachite mountain, and has full strength for the snake festival. The unfortunate person is the one who sees the stone flower.

Danila: Why, grandma, are you unhappy?

Vikhorikha: And then, little child, the Mistress of the Copper Mountain with that flower lures young people to her and takes them forever to become mountain masters.

Danila: What kind of masters?

Vikhorikha: And such... They live in grief, no one sees them. Whatever the Mistress needs, they will do. I happened to see it once. Here's the job! Different from ours.

Danila: Why is this so?

Vikhorikha: They saw the stone flower, they understood the beauty of the stone.(Leaves)

Danila: That's it! All the beauty is hidden in the stone flower.

Katerina: Danilushka! Get it out of your head! Whoever looks at the stone flower will not find the white light pleasant.

Danila: I would have a look!

Katerina: Danilushka, don’t go to the mountain, otherwise you’ll end up with the Mistress as a mountain master.

Danila: I can’t live without a stone flower!(Katerina runs away, Danila sadly looks after him,

Act three

approaches the mountain and continues to examine the stones. The music “Mistress of the Mountain” plays (from the fairy tale “Stone Flower”) Danila raises his head and sees the Mistress of the Copper Mountain)

Mistress: Well, Danila-master, your dope cup didn’t come out?

Danila: Didn’t come out...

Mistress: Don't hang your head, try something else.

Danila: I can’t take it anymore, I’m exhausted, it doesn’t work out. Show me the stone flower!

Mistress: It’s easy to show, but you’ll regret it later.

Danila: Won't you let me out of the mountain?

Mistress: Why won't I let you go! The road is open, but they are only turning towards me.

Danila: Show me, do me a favor! I can’t live without a stone flower!

Mistress: When this happens, let's go, Danila the master, to my stone garden.

(The hostess waves her hand, the noise of crumbling stones is heard, the mountains move apart in different directions, garlands are lit on the back wall (imitation of sparkling precious stones in the mountain), the music “Beauty of the Mountain” sounds (from the fairy tale “Stone Flower”, Danila looks at the wall in fascination, sounds music_________________________________

The mistress of the mountain performs the “Ribbon Dance” (the ribbons are made of wide shiny fabric in gold, silver and blue, imitation of precious stones). At the end of the dance, the Mistress places all the ribbons at Danila’s feet)

Mistress: Such a yacht, sapphire

You won't find it at the Emir's

Here is a moonstone, an emerald...

Stay with the beauty here.

Danila: Yes, no doubt, they are beautiful,

I appreciate the beauty of stones.

But you are tempting in vain,

I won't give up my dream.

Mistress: Well, the gems didn’t seduce me,

Then look at the silver

How, dazzlingly sparkling,

It shimmers!

Danila: Yes, no doubt, it's beautiful

I appreciate his beauty

But you're tempting in vain

I won't give up my dream.

Mistress: Would you like some silver? So gold

Take your dreams instead

And then you will live richly,

You will buy the beauty of the world.

Danila: Thank you for your generosity

But my answer remains the same.

And your gold is no joy to me,

And without a flower I have no life.

Mistress: Welcome, Danila the glorious master,

Seeker of unearthly beauty.

I'll tell you the secret of the flower.

There he is in front of you, look!

(The solemn music “The Beauty of a Flower” (from the fairy tale “The Stone Flower”) sounds. A flower made of isolon and covered with a shiny film of yellow and green color stands covered with a beautiful cloth on the floor in the middle of the wall decorated with garlands, it is also decorated with garlands, the Mistress removes the cloth from the flower and at this time someone lights a garland on a flower, it sparkles, Danila examines it from all sides)

Hostess: Well, Danilushka, are you satisfied?

Your dreams have come true.

But from now on I am my prisoner

Now you will forever be!

(The hostess waves her hand, the sound of falling stones is heard, the mountain closes in)

Act four

(Katerina appears and sings the Russian folk song “Don’t fly, nightingale” appendix 2)

Katerina: Danilushka! Where are you? Answer me.

(The noise of crumbling stones is heard and the Mistress appears)

Mistress: Why did you come here? Are you looking for a good stone?

Katerina: I don't need your stone. Give me my fiancé, Danilushka.

Hostess: Do you know who you are talking to?

Katerina: I know, but I’m not afraid of you, homewrecker!

Mistress: Search, if you find it, then it is yours.

(The noise of crumbling stones is heard, the mountain moves away, mountain masters appear, they dance the “Dance of the Masters” to the music ____________

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Katerina: Here he is, he is here, Danilushka!

Mistress: Wait! Well, Danila the master, choose what to do. If you go with her, you will forget everything about me. If you stay here, you must forget her and the people.

Danila: I can’t forget people, but I remember her every minute.

Mistress: I took yours, Katerina. Take your master. For your love and courage, here is a gift for you.(Claps his hands, the mountain master brings out a malachite box).May Danila remember everything that is mine. You, Danila, don’t tell people about the mountain. And you, Katerina, forget even to think that I lured your fiancé away. He himself came.

Katerina: Forgive me in a bad word!

Together: Farewell! (bow at their feet and leave)

(The music with which the performance began is played, all the artists come out to bow)

Every year at school we hold events dedicated to the anniversaries of writers: literary games, travel games, theatrical games. The employees of our rural club provide great assistance in preparing and completing these forms. The photos show moments from our events. I offer readers one of the developments of an extracurricular event dedicated to the work of P.P. Bazhov, which can also be used during children’s summer holidays.

Target: contribute to broadening one’s horizons about the literature of one’s native land through playing games based on Bazhov’s tales.

Tasks:

1) include students in emotional and creative activities related to the read works of P.P. Bazhova;
2) develop schoolchildren’s oral speech, imagination, and creative abilities; ability to communicate with peers;
3) cultivate a love for the native land, for reading, a sense of mutual assistance, mutual assistance.

Equipment:

1) prizes for students;
2) musical accompaniment of the holiday

Required details:

1) three feathers: white, black, red;
2) two cups, two wooden spoons;
3) “swamp hummocks” cut out of paper (they should be green);
4) two vessels with water;
5) 2 drawings depicting a lizard, but they must be cut into different shapes;

Progress of the event

The melody of the song sounds. The Mistress of the Copper Mountain appears, she is also the Leader.

Presenter: Hello, dear guests! The history of our region is inextricably linked with the name of the great Russian writer Pavel Petrovich Bazhov. On January 28, 2009 he turned 130 years old.

In the Urals, no matter what you say,
No matter what, it’s a whole treasure!
Tales of Grandfather Bazhov
Knows today, young and old!

And today we will take you on an amazing journey into the world of tales of this great Ural writer. Let's see if you know his works. And we will award prizes to the best experts in his tales. Ready? Well, then let's go.

To go on a trip, you must first remember which tales of Bazhov you have read and know. To do this, we will now hold an auction.

The hostess is holding an auction for the titles of Bazhov's tales.

Presenter: So, we're already on our way. And so that we don’t feel sad, we will sing with you now, because the heroes of fairy tales also loved to sing folk songs. I'll see which of you sings and dances better. Let's start singing!

The girls sing - I'm warm!

The boys sing - It's bright for me!

Together - Red fly!

Red fly!

Presenter: Now we will sing faster and faster. And as soon as I say: “Dance!”, everyone gets up and starts dancing Russian. Whoever sings and dances the most will be the winner in this competition. The winners will participate in the next competition.

Children take turns singing to the tune of the song “I went up the hill!” The tempo quickens, and then everyone dances the Russian. The presenter selects the best dancers (8 boys and 8 girls), from whom two teams are organized in the next competition - a team of boys and a team of girls.

Leading: Here I have three feathers in my hands: one is white, the other is black, and the third is red. Where do these feathers come from, who is their owner? That's right, Sinyushka is the grandmother from the tale “Sinyushkin’s Well”. And they appeared in my hands for a reason: Grandma Sinyushka came up with a test for you. She invites you to draw water from the well. With a spoon in your hands, you will run over the hummocks to the well, use the spoon to scoop up water and transfer it to a cup. But you will have to jump over bumps to get to the well. Whoever is first and who has more water in the cup will be the winner.

The game is being played. The winners are awarded prizes.

Leading: We know that the heroes of Bazhov’s tales were engaged in processing emerald stones. Now we will remember what gemstones you know. Whoever names the stone comes out to me.

• This pebble often helps you in life. It is red. Look at your watch - it's there. This stone is used to make glass in spaceships. The stars on the Kremlin towers are made from this stone. What is this stone? (RUBY)
• This stone simply means "blue stone". The shine is velvety and pleasant to the eye. (SAPPHIRE)
• The name of this stone means “not drunk.” The Greeks in the old days said: whoever wears this stone means he is a teetotaler! That's right, the stone is not drunk. (AMETHYST)
• "Fire-stone." They say it calms storms and even human hearts. Previously, there were record players, and they contained primary elements made from this stone. It is most often orange in color. But it can also be brown-golden. (TOPAZ)
• The most valuable ornamental stone, the best varieties are only in the Urals. The mistress of Copper Mountain loved a dress made of this stone. (MALACHITE)
• Another stone. Napoleon looked at Moscow through the pipe through this pebble. They say it blinds snakes and has a beneficial effect on the human eye. Put it under your pillow, the eye will be a diamond. (EMERALD)
• Stone of lovers. (AQUAMARINE)
• A transparent stone, and sparkling itself. Its name translates as “indomitable”. (DIAMOND)
• Who else knows the name of any precious stones?

Well done! Now those who came to me and I will play a game called "pebbles".

All children are divided into three teams, one person in these teams is a “pebble”. He stands in the center of the circle. To the music, the teams begin to dance around their “pebbles”. At the Leader’s command “month”, all team members squat and close their eyes. The “pebbles” change places at this time. At the command “day,” the children run to their “pebbles.” Whose team is the first to start dancing again wins this game.

Leading: And now I, as the Mistress of the Copper Mountain, will check you myself. Here are the cut pieces of the painting. You must collect the pattern on which the lizard is drawn. Whoever collects it first will be the winner.

A competition is being held to “Collect a drawing of a lizard” (based on the principle of the puzzle game).

Leading: While our craftsmen are collecting the drawing, we will conduct competition "Guess the hero of the tale."

Small girl
And she herself is all stately,
And her braid is black,
Yes, so good.
Dress of malachite color,
There are red ribbons in the braid,
Eyes. Like emeralds, -
Magical, clear. (MISTRESS OF COPPER MOUNTAIN).

Little girl-
She looks like a little doll herself -
He dances so little,
He waves a handkerchief in his hand. (FIRE-JOKING).

The boy grew up an orphan:
Little blue eyes,
Curly hair,
And he himself, probably, like his mother.
At Master Prokopich's
Trained in malachite craft
And from the Mistress of Copper herself,
People say, he knew. (DANILA-MASTER).

That goat was special:
I hit the pebbles with my right leg,
Where does it stomp?
An expensive stone will appear.
Darenka looks at everything and is surprised...
You can't see him from a distance
And you can’t tell, but it’s close to him,
No matter how hard you try, you won't fit. (SILVER HOOF )

Summing up the results of the “Collect a Drawing” competition.

Leading: Well done boys. And at the end of our meeting, the last competition “Blitsopros”.

• Which two heroes appear most often in Bazhov’s tales? (DANILA-MASTER and COPPER MOUNTAIN MISTRESS)
• What is Stepan's middle name from the tale "The Mistress of the Copper Mountain". (PETROVICH)
• What color ribbons were braided into the braid of the Copper Mountain Mistress? (“NEITHER RED OR GREEN”)
• What was the name of Stepan's wife? (NASTASYA)
• What was the name of the master who taught Danila the malachite trade? (PROKOPICH)
• What musical instrument did Danilo play when he was a boy? (HORN)
• What was the name of Danila the master’s bride? (KATE)
• What color were the feathers on Ilya’s hat from the fairy tale “Sinyushkin’s Well”? (WHITE, BLACK AND RED)
• What stone did Pavel Petrovich Bazhov sing about in his tales? (MALACHITE)
• Who became the owner of the malachite box? (TANYUSHKA)
• What was the name of the goat that knocked out precious stones? (SILVER HOOF).

Leading: Well done boys! You did a great job today, you showed that you really are a thoughtful reader, that you know the tales of our Ural writer Pavel Petrovich Bazhov. I am very happy about it. Thank you for participating in the game. Goodbye!

Music is playing. The children disperse.

Literature for preparing extracurricular activities on the works of P.P. Bazhova:

• Bazhov P.P. “Malachite Box.” - M.: Fiction, 1990;
• Borisenko E. “How Danila visited the Mistress of the Copper Mountain”, “Scripts and repertoire”, 2004, No. 5, pp. 77-86;
• Gulyaeva E. “Nugget”, “Reader’s Theater”. Repertory collection, 2007, No. 4, pp. 139-160;
• Luchnikov G. Precious placers. “Scripts and repertoire”, 2004, No. 1, pp. 17-28;
• Prokhorenko I.F. Literary quizzes for students of grades 5-9. / I.F. Prokhorenko. Rostov n/d: Phoenix, 2008, p. 49;
• Tikhonovskaya G. “Ural subjects.” "Youth Stage". Scripts, plays, dramatizations. Lit-music almanac, 2005, No. 7-8-9, pp. 22-36.

About myself: I graduated from school No. 16 in the village of Novoalekseevsky, Pervouralsk, in 1980. After graduating from school, she worked at her home school as a senior pioneer leader for a year. In 1981, she entered the Sverdlovsk State Pedagogical Institute at the Faculty of Russian Language and Literature. After graduating from college in 1985, I came to my home school and have been working there to this day.

My favorite hobby is participating in an amateur theater group at our House of Culture.