Vitaly Bianchi illustrations for works. Fairy tales and stories about animals (V. Bianki, ill. Abramova Yu., Aleshin N.V., Yarovaya S.D.). Adventure World. Annual collection of fantastic… Kir Bulychev

The book is simply wonderful! :))
Large format book. I did not expect that the book would be large enough and would arrive to me packed in protective film.
Coated paper is thick, but at the same time it is matte (that is, practically does not reflect).

The author's father was a scientist and worked in the entomological department of the Zoological Museum of the Academy of Sciences. Basically, Bianchi discovered his native nature at his dacha in Lebyazhye. Representatives of the scientific community of St. Petersburg often gathered at the dacha. Bianchi played a significant role in the fate of the children's writer S.V. Sakharnov. Sakharnov considered Bianchi his teacher. N.I. Sladkov is also a student and follower of Bianchi. Bianca's books reveal the world of nature and teach us to penetrate its secrets.

The book contains simply WONDERFUL drawings of birds and other inhabitants of the animal world. Just a mini-encyclopedia for little bird lovers! On the pages that talk about a specific bird (woodpecker, thrush, etc.), varieties of this bird are given with its image (see photo under the cut).

I was particularly pleased with the accompaniment of the text with paintings by famous Russian artists (for example, Alexey Komarov. “Lynx and Roe Deer in Summer”, Vasily Vatagin “Bear in the Oats”, Alexander Makovsky “The Beekeeper’s House”). So, in addition to the educational text, there is also the opportunity to get acquainted with the most beautiful works of fine art.

Regarding the large font (oh, my mother was happy here - I can read it without glasses!) I had a double impression: on the one hand, it is good for the first independent reading, but on the other hand, the text contains quite complex words for the first reading (beregovushka, shinokos, pelican bagger, etc.). But somehow I even liked it; I look at it as a kind of “pushing” the child to a new level of reading.

The puppy is tired of chasing chickens around the yard.
“I’ll go,” he thinks, “to hunt for wild animals and birds.”
He slipped into the gateway and ran across the meadow.
Wild animals, birds and insects saw it and each thought to himself.
The bittern thinks: “I’ll deceive him!”
The hoopoe thinks: “I’ll surprise him!”
The spinner thinks: “I’ll scare him!”
The lizard thinks: “I’ll get away from him!”
Caterpillars, butterflies, grasshoppers think: “We will hide from him!”
“And I’ll drive him away!” - thinks the Bombardier Beetle.

“We all know how to stand up for ourselves, each in our own way!” - they think to themselves.

And the puppy has already run to the lake and sees: a bittern standing by the reeds on one leg, knee-deep in water.
“I’ll catch her now!” - the puppy thinks and is completely ready to jump on her back.

And the bittern glanced at him and quickly stepped into the reeds.
The wind runs across the lake, the reeds sway. The reeds sway
back and forth, back and forth...
The puppy has yellow and brown stripes swaying in front of his eyes
back and forth, back and forth...
And the bittern stands in the reeds, stretched out - thin, thin, and all painted with yellow and brown stripes.
Standing, rocking back and forth, back and forth...
The puppy's eyes bulged, looked and looked - the bittern was not visible in the reeds.
“Well,” he thinks, “the bittern deceived me. I shouldn’t jump into empty reeds! I’ll go catch another bird.”

He ran out onto the hill and looked: a hoopoe was sitting on the ground, playing with his crest, and then he would unfold it, then fold it up.
“Now I’ll jump on him from the hill!” - the puppy thinks.

And the hoopoe fell to the ground, spread its wings, spread its tail, and raised its beak up.
The puppy looks: there is no bird, but a motley rag lies on the ground, and a crooked needle sticks out of it.
The puppy was surprised: “Where did the hoopoe go?
Did I really mistake this colorful rag for him? I’ll go quickly and catch the little bird.”

He ran up to the tree and saw: a small whirligig bird sitting on a branch.
He rushed towards her, and the whirligig darted into the hollow.
“Yeah! - the puppy thinks. - Gotcha!
He rose to his hind legs, looked into the hollow, and in the black hollow a black snake wriggled and hissed terribly.

The puppy recoiled, raised its fur on end, and ran away.
And the whirligig hisses after him from the hollow, twists its head, and a strip of black feathers snakes along its back.
“Ugh! How scared! I barely carried my legs away. I won't hunt birds anymore. I’d better go catch a lizard.”

The lizard was sitting on a stone, closed its eyes, basking in the sun.
A puppy quietly crept up to her - jump! - and grabbed him by the tail.

And the Lizard dodged, left its tail in its teeth, and went under the stone itself.
The tail wriggles in the puppy's teeth.
The puppy snorted, threw his tail - and followed her. Yes where there! The lizard has been sitting under a stone for a long time, growing a new tail.
“Well,” the puppy thinks, “if the lizard got away from me, at least I’ll catch some insects.”

I looked around, and there were beetles running on the ground, grasshoppers jumping in the grass, caterpillars crawling along the branches, butterflies flying in the air.
The Puppy rushed to catch them, and suddenly it became like a mysterious picture: everyone was there, but no one was visible. Everyone hid.

Green grasshoppers are hiding in the green grass.
The caterpillars on the branches stretched out and froze: you couldn’t tell them apart from the twigs.
The butterflies sat on the trees, folded their wings - you couldn’t tell where the bark was, where the leaves were, where the butterflies were.
One tiny Bombardier Beetle walks along the ground, not hiding anywhere.

The puppy caught up with him and wanted to grab him, but the Bombardier Beetle stopped and fired at him with a flying, caustic stream - it hit him right in the nose!

The puppy squealed, tucked his tail, turned - across the meadow, and into the gateway.
He's huddled in a kennel and is afraid to stick his nose out.
And the animals, birds and insects all went back to their business.

Ekaterina Marzhina

“How many patient hours have I spent

In light huts made from ship baskets,

Dried mud and branches, watching the birds,

Invisible to birds!

(Vitaly Bianchi)

Books Vitaly Valentinovich Bianchi about the forest and its inhabitants, educational, kind and poetic, like nature itself. For several decades now they have been raising children love for our smaller brothers, respect for our native nature - qualities that are laid in childhood and give good fruit in adulthood.

Over 35 years of creative work Bianchi created more than 300 stories, fairy tales, novellas, essays and articles. All his life he kept diaries and naturalistic notes, and answered many letters from readers. His works have been published in a total circulation of more than 40 million copies and translated into many languages ​​of the world.

We present to your attention several stories based on stories"Eyes and Ears", "Where the crayfish spend the winter", "The Fox and the Mouse", "The Sly Fox and the Smart Duck", "Mouse Peak", "Kuzyar-Chipmunk and Inoika-Bear"

Have fun coloring!

Tatyana Shcherbinina

Dear Colleagues! I am glad to welcome you to my blog!

Within events In the Year of Ecology and dedicated to the birthday of a wonderful children's writer, our group held a themed day " Bianki - we love and know"The children and I organized a mini-exhibition of works Bianchi V. V., read his stories and fairy tales, learned a lot of interesting things about the life of the forest and its inhabitants.

Love for nature is a natural feeling of every person. But there are people with some special love: in their presence the most capricious plants grow better, the most timid animals are not afraid of them. It seems that nature itself is just waiting for the moment to reveal its secrets to them. He was such a person Bianchi Vitaly Valentinovich, he revealed the secrets of nature and told them to us!

Works by Vitaly Bianchi They have a strong environmental focus. On the basis of his fairy tales and stories, one can cultivate love and respect for nature, teach to understand nature, its laws and characteristics.

Together with the parents, an exhibition of drawings based on the works of V. Bianchi.

I told the children about the writer, or rather, the children again listened with interest to the story about life and works of children's writer. IN. Bianchi. Our conversation took place near an exhibition of joint drawings by children and adults based on the author’s books.

In his books we can find funny fairy tales and fairy tales full of drama, stories about animals with a skillfully constructed plot and stories with almost no plot at all, full of poetry and lyrical reflection. His tales intertwine humor, simplicity and naturalness of speech, richness of language, and swift action. But these are not just fairy tales. These fairy tales teach us not only to observe nature, but also to enjoy its beauty and take care of its riches.

IN. Bianchi knows how to arouse the reader's interest in the surrounding nature, in getting to know animals and birds. The writer involves the child in independently solving questions and riddles, teaches him to observe nature and reveal its secrets. The writer creates his works based on accurate scientific facts; all his characters have specific characteristics.

Therefore, books by V. Bianchi about nature - an encyclopedia of biological knowledge for children. This is an encyclopedia created by a scientist and writer who clearly understands the needs of his little reader.

And, indeed, children really like his stories and fairy tales. On this day, they shared their impressions of the works they read at home, and how they themselves chose the subject for the drawing from the story they liked.

Target: Create conditions for development children's creative potential, parents and teachers in creating drawings from books Bianchi.

Tasks: To cultivate sincere interest and respect for the natural world based on the works of V.V. Bianchi; to form in children an emotional and figurative perception of works Bianchi about nature through artistic description of images; through the writer’s works, to promote in children good feelings, interest and love for animals, sympathy for children in trouble.

And it was replenished with new works every day.

Artem Gorshkov shares his impressions after reading the story “Mouse Peak” with his family.

Artem Kalinichenko and his mother created the image beloved birds - woodpeckers from the story "Teremok".

Children looked at the drawings with interest and recognized characters from V.V.’s books. Bianchi.

Ulyana Zakashchikova really liked the fairy tale “Whose nose is better.” Based on works Bianchi You can not only cultivate moral, ethical and moral qualities, but also give knowledge about the structure, habits, and habitat of birds.

Dasha Chernobrova and her mother chose the image of a bird to draw from the fairy tale “Master Without an Axe,” where the main idea is that everything in nature is perfect. And birds have learned to use the capabilities of their body to the maximum and sometimes only with the help of their paws and beak create architectural wonders. The fairy tale teaches us that we need to more carefully study the world around us, which can give a person many useful ideas.

Karina Fedulova and her brother Kirill tried very hard and drew a picture from the story “The Owl.”

At the exhibition there was also a work by Vitya Glushchenko together with his grandfather; they took the story “The First Hunt” as a basis. Vitya retold the work to the children with particular interest. One of the most amazing properties of V.V.’s books. Bianchi is that they not only broaden your horizons. They teach to look, see and understand. They take you into the forest, into the field, even into the swamp. And if you give yourself a small gift (Bye) forest trip, then this can become the most important discovery for a child.

But Angelina Makarova really liked the cunning fox from the fairy tale “How the Fox Outwitted the Hedgehog.”

Artem Gorshkov told his peers why he chose the story “Mouse Peak.” This is a story about the adventures of a brave mouse who got into various troubles. His boat was sinking, an owl attacked him, but the little mouse did not lose his composure and endured all the trials with dignity. At the end of his adventure, the mouse fell into the hands of his brother and sister. This is not only an interesting, but also an educational story, as it allows us to look at the world through the eyes of our smaller brothers.

Yaroslav Shirshov and his mother also chose the story “Masters Without an Axe”; they drew swallows.

In fairy tales there are no magic wands or walking boots, but there are no less miracles there. About the most unsightly sparrow Bianchi could say so that we only we are surprised: It turns out that he is not at all simple. The writer managed to find the magic words that showed the mysterious forest world.

In order to answer endless children's questions, you yourself need to know enough about the world around you. And here, by the way, the works of Vitaly Valentinovich come in handy Bianchi.

Read books by children's writers about nature! Take care and protect nature!

Thank you all very much!

Publications on the topic:

Lesson summary using the presentation “For children about Vitaly Bianchi” State-funded preschool educational institution kindergarten No. 4 of a general developmental type in the Petrodvortsovo district of St. Petersburg.

Our city is famous for Samovars. In Tula there is a Samovar Museum, where there is a samovar made of sugar, and the largest Samovar you can find.

Summary of an open integrated lesson on the fairy tale by V. Bianchi “How an ant hurried home” MUNICIPAL PRESCHOOL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION KINDERGARTEN No. 36, KOTROMA SYNOPSIS OF AN INTEGRATED CLASS (preparatory to school.

Summary of a lesson-conversation about book illustrations. Reading the story “May” by V. V. Bianchi Video Summary of the lesson in the educational field “Speech development” in the preparatory group Topic: Conversation about book illustrations. Reading a story.

On the 1st page of the cover: a drawing for the story by V. Zhuravleva “Flying through the Universe.” On the 2nd page of the cover: drawing by P. Pavlinov for the story by Y. Popkov and V. Smirnov “Trust in the lighthouses!” On page 4 of the cover: “Steps of the seven-year plan.” Photo by V. Dunin from the exhibition “Seven Year Plan in Action”.

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