There is hardly such a person who neverI have not heard such lines: “to sing a chorus better,” “friendship begins with a smile.” A little raccoon from a Soviet cartoon and a cat Leopold sing songs to the verses of the popular songwriter Mikhail Spartakovich Plyatskovsky.
In contrast to the songs, Plyatskovsky's fairy tales are well known.fewer people: they are short, their plot is simple, and the language is simple. However, this is their advantage, because they are written for children of preschool and primary school age.
Fairy Tales and Early Development
Although the name Plyatskovskogo not so simplea philistine, like Chukovsky or Nosov, his works are in service with methodologists of early development: short, with simple plots, they are understood and interesting for children from 2 years old.
Many of Plyatskovsky's fairy tales build a plot.in such a way that the statement of the author involuntarily causes surprise, a question. The text in very compressed volumes includes intrigue, which forces children to use the heuristic method. If you pause while reading, this will enable the child to solve the puzzles of the writer himself. Thus, a simple reading will turn into an exciting and useful game for the development of intelligence.
M. Plyatskovsky writes very interestingly.Fairy tales make you think about the meaning of unusual words, developing language thinking. For example, the seal received the name Tyulentyaya because of its excessive laziness, and the incomprehensible little lion took the letter “I” in the names of animals for a pronoun, having got into a comic situation.
Beasts and guys
Plyatskov's fairy tales teach children rules and regulationsbehavior, simulate familiar situations and introduce the world. Some stories do not just teach goodness, but also deride the bad character traits of children. A dirty duckling, for example, became invisible to friends - they stopped communicating with him.
Heroes stories - animals, and mostly cubs.
There are two collections of this author, united by common heroes: “Chamomiles in January” and “The sun in memory”.
Язык сказок незатейлив, но детям и не нужны extensive reasoning for which they can not keep up. It is important that every word carries a deep meaning, and the general concept is to glorify the world and kindness.
The fairy tales of Plyatskovsky are similar in form and effect on the reader with the adventures of the Hedgehog and the Bear Cub Sergey Kozlov.
Mikhail Plyatkovsky. Tale of an inverted turtle
This tale from the collection "Daisies in January"tells of the misfortune that happened with the tortoise Mnespeshitneekuda. Plyatskovsky names all his characters with meaning: in this case the name reflects the hero's slowness, and the dog's name Dog Bull from another fairy tale is a product of the game with a word.
And although the cold north wind was the causegreat trouble, about which the author warns readers in advance (“No one knew then what all this would lead to”), but he allowed true friendship to manifest.
Plyatskovsky builds the text on anticipation,omissions, leaving the details for later. When reading, I often want to ask questions "how" and "why": how could this happen? Why could no one help a turtle in trouble? Such a plot makes the story lively, interesting and easy to hold attention.
To date, there are many editions of Plyatskovsky's fairy tales, but the best of them are those that are illustrated with the works of Suteev, a famous Soviet storyteller and animator.
