Tale of two frosts summary. Literary reading "two frosts". Other questions from the category

The two brothers of Frost decided to have fun, to freeze people. Just then they saw that on one side the gentleman was riding, in a bearskin coat, and on the other side, a peasant was riding, in a torn short fur coat. Here is the younger brother, Frost-Blue Nose, and tells the elder to run after the master, since the master is warmly dressed, and it will be more difficult for the older brother to freeze him, and he will run after the peasant, he is poorly dressed, and he can easily cope with him. Elder Frost chuckled and agreed. They agreed to meet in the evening and fled in different directions.

When the sun went down, the brothers came together, and let's tell what they did. It turned out that it was not difficult for the elder brother to freeze the master, even though he was wearing a fur coat, and a hat, and good boots, but he was frozen to the bone, since he did not even try to move to warm himself. The younger brother could not cope with the peasant, who was in torn clothes, because he was working, and he was so hot that steam poured from him. And the peasant himself rumpled Frost, the younger brother swore to freeze the peasants, he regretted that he did not believe the elder.

You can't judge people by appearance, it may turn out that you will not only be wrong, but also remain fools.

Picture or drawing Fairy tale Two frosts

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walked along open field two Frosts, two siblings, jumped from foot to foot, thumped hand in hand. One Frost says to another:
“Brother Frost Crimson Nose!” How would we have fun - freeze people?

Another answers him:
- Brother Frost Blue nose! If people are frozen, it’s not for us to walk around a clean field. The field was covered with snow, all the roads were covered with snow: no one will pass, no one will pass. Let's run better to a frequent forest! Although there is less space, but there will be more fun. All no-no - yes, someone will meet along the way.

No sooner said than done. Two Frosts, two siblings, ran into a dense forest. They run, they amuse themselves on the road: they jump from foot to foot, click on the fir trees, click on the pines.

Oh, you frost!
Oh, you frost!
You frosts are crackling, fierce,
You frost crackling, fierce!
Oh, froze
Oh, froze
They froze a pine tree in the forest,
They froze a pine tree in the forest! ..

The old spruce forest cracks and crackles!.. The young pine forest creaks and creaks! A blade of grass peeps out from under the snow - they will blow it, as if they will humiliate it all with beads! ..

They heard a bell on one side, and a bell on the other: a gentleman rides with a bell, a peasant with a bell. The Frosts began to judge and decide who to run after whom, who to freeze whom. Frost Blue nose, as he was younger, says:

"I'd rather go after the guy." I’ll finish him as soon as possible: an old sheepskin coat, patched, a hat full of holes, on the legs, except for bast shoes, nothing. He's not going to chop wood. And you, brother, how stronger than me, run after the master. You see, he is wearing a bear's coat, a fox's hat, and wolf's boots. Where am I with him! I can't cope.
Frost Crimson Nose only laughs.

- You are still young, - he says, - brother! .. Well, let it be your way! Run after the peasant, and I will run after the master. As we get together in the evening, we will find out who had an easy job, who was hard. Farewell for now!
- Farewell, brother!

They whistled, they clicked, they ran.

Frost crept up Crimson nose to the master, began to blow and freeze: and in a fur coat, and in a hat, and in boots, it chills, it blows! The master shudders, huddles and wraps himself up; he thinks: “Let me not move a single joint, maybe the frost will not overcome me here.” An was not there! I have it on hand. Barely a living gentleman came to the city!

And Frost Blue Nose chased the peasant. Caught up, began to penetrate it, jump around. And the man - not shy - still swears: such, he says, this kind of frost. Frost was even offended; he began to pinch and prick him even more. Only for a short time was this fun for him. A peasant arrived where he knew, got out of the sleigh, began to chop wood with an ax:

Eh, one, eh, two!
I'll chop wood!
I'll chop the firewood -
I'll heat the stove in the house!

Frost The blue nose was delighted, he thinks: here I will break him. He began to blow into his short fur coat, make his way, and let's sting him. And the man is waving an ax, only chips are flying around:

Eh, one, eh, two!
I'll chop wood!
I'll chop the firewood -
I'll heat the stove in the house!

Frost marvels - it's hot for a peasant, even sweat began to break through him. Frost sees - it’s bad, he can’t sit under a sheepskin coat. The man, you know, works and works - even steam poured from him. Thinks Frost Blue nose: what to do? The peasant would be cold, but he became hot!

Frost looks: and the peasant takes off his sheepskin coat. Frost rejoiced:
“Wait a minute,” he says, “here I will show you myself!”

The peasant's sheepskin coat is all wet. Here Frost crept up to him, froze the sheepskin coat so that it became a lubok lubok - the sleeves could not be bent, the floor could not be smelled. Put it on now, try it!

Here the peasant finished his work and went up to the sheepskin coat, Frost's heart leaped up: something, he thinks, I'll amuse myself!

The man looked and began to scold Frost!
“Swear,” thinks Blue Nose Frost, “swear!” And you won't survive me! Frost began to make his way deeper into the short fur coat, he froze all the hairs.

And the peasant chose a log that was more authentic and more knotty, and how he would begin to beat on a sheepskin coat! He beats his sheepskin coat and swears at everything in the cold. The frost had a bad time: he should have run faster, but he was stuck in wool, he could not get out. Violently gone! And the man, know, beats, know, beats! He knocked out all the pieces of ice, put on a short fur coat, piled firewood, got into a sleigh, and went home. Rides, drives, sings songs.

Frost is great
Doesn't tell you to stand
And I - one, and I - two,
Chopped wood!
I'll bring home -
I'll heat up the oven!

Here the sun has set. Both Frosts met on an open field. They ask each other what?

- That's it, I think, you, brother, got drunk with the master, - says the younger Frost, - but, I guess, it didn’t turn out to be any good. Where was he to get through: in a bear's fur coat and a fox's hat!

The elder chuckles to himself.
- Oh, - he says, - brother Frost Blue nose, you are young and simple! I respected him so much that he would warm up for an hour - he would not warm up.
- But what about a fur coat, and a hat, and boots?
- They did not help, no matter how wrapped up. Well, what have you done with your man?

- Oh, brother Frost Crimson nose! You joked a bad joke with me that you didn’t come to your senses in time. I thought I would freeze the man, but it turned out: he broke off my sides. I forcefully left him. I thought I wouldn't pick up the bones. Until now, the sides are aching. No, I won't freeze men anymore.

Reading lesson in 2nd grade.

Theme: "Two Frosts" - Russian folk tale"(2nd lesson).

Objectives: 1) to continue work on the features of Russian folk tales using the example

Fairy tales "Two Frosts";

2) learn to highlight the main features of the characters, navigate the text; work out

runaway skills, expressive reading, reading by roles;

3) cultivate love for the subject, for folk art, fairy tales.

DURING THE CLASSES:

The activities of the teacher.

Student activities.

Organizing time.

Today we will continue to work on the Russian folk tale "Two Frosts": we will find evidence in the text that this tale is folk, magical; Let's read the roles, give a description of each hero.

Articulation charging:

Me-me-mu-mi-me

La-le-lo-li-le

We are mo-lo-dtsy

No-no-no-no-no

Shcha-sho-shchu-shchi-shcha

In January, in January

Lots of snow in the yard.

Run-run-run-run

Labor-labor-work-worker

Do-do-business-craft

Checking homework.

At home, you prepared drawings for the chapters of the tale and retelling. I looked through your drawings in advance and placed them on the board in order, so it will be easier for you to retell the tale.

^ Students go to the board one at a time and retell the story in parts using the pictures.

Text work:

1. Answers to questions.

Now we have remembered a fairy tale, and I want to ask you a few questions:

Where is the merchant going? And the peasant?

How is the merchant dressed? How is the peasant dressed?

How Frost - Blue Nose froze the merchant? Why did he succeed?

Did Frost the Red Nose manage to freeze the peasant on the way? Why?

What did Frost decide to do?

Why did his plan fail again?

Why did the peasant beat the short fur coat with a log?

2. Selective reading.

Did the elder Frost know that it would be difficult for the younger Frost to cope with the woodcutter? What did he say to him before and after the story?

The textbook contains two illustrations for this tale. They captured different episodes and different heroes. Consider them carefully and say: is this how you imagined Morozov? Now find passages in the text that fit our illustrations.

3. Comparison of different interpretations of fairy tales.

I found in the collection of fairy tales the fairy tale "Two Frosts", but written down by another person. I want to read it to you, you listen carefully, are there any differences?

(reading the fairy tale "Two Frosts" in the processing of M.L. Mikhailov.)

What differences did you notice?

What do such differences in the same fairy tales say?

4. Physical Minute.

On the track, on the track

We jump on the right leg.

And along this path

We jump on the left leg.

Let's run along the path

And we'll run into the woods.

Let's jump there like bunnies

Stop. Let's get some rest

And we'll walk home.

Woodcutter.

The joined fingers are raised up above the head. With a deep swing, you need to “cut the stump” with an imaginary ax.

5. Proof that this tale belongs to folk art.

You have now practically proved that this fairy tale is a folk tale. What other evidence can you provide for this?

Think about why Frosts are needed in a fairy tale?

What is frost?

And how are frosts represented in the fairy tale?

And where do they live?

Remember who lives in such places in Russian folk tales: good or evil forces?

How is it shown in the fairy tale that Frosts are wizards?

And what words are used in the fairy tale to make you feel that Frosts are cold?

And in another version?

6. Characteristics of the heroes.

Let's now try to characterize each hero.

Frost - Blue nose, what is it?

What can you say about his younger brother?

How would you describe the merchant?

What is a peasant?

Now we have drawn verbal portraits all heroes. What is the ending for each?

7. Reading by roles.

And now we honor. Find the episode when the Frosts met in the evening and tell each other their stories. How many roles are there?

Who has a role?

Let's take a look at the roles.

The merchant goes to the city, and the peasant goes to the forest for firewood.

The merchant was wearing a bear's coat, a fox's hat, and wolf's boots.

The peasant's coat is old and tattered, his hat is thin, and his mittens are full of holes.

Frost-Blue Nose climbed into the merchant and into a fur coat, and a hat, and boots. The merchant did not want to get out of the sleigh, stomp his feet, clap his hands, so Frost froze him.

Frost - Red Nose failed to freeze the peasant on the way, because he fled.

Frost decided to freeze him in the forest when the peasant stopped.

The woodcutter began to work, swinging an ax and he became hot - hot, and Frost is afraid of the heat.

The short fur coat was wet with sweat, and when Frost got into it, it became hard, unbending. The peasant beat the sheepskin coat with a log to stretch it.

^ Children find passages and read them aloud.

In this tale, Morozov is called differently. Frost - Blue Nose and Frost - Crimson Nose, with Blue Nose being the youngest.

They meet a gentleman and a peasant.

Here, the appearance of Frosts is more described, how they walk, but not through a dense forest, but through a pure forest.

The tale ends not with a proverb, but with the words of the younger Frost - "I repented of freezing men."

That this fairy tale has been retold many times, thought out, changed, means that it is a fiction of many people, i.e. folk.

This work is invented, it has characters that are not in real life- Frost.

There are many obsolete words used in this tale.

There are proverbs in the story.

They are magical items and test other heroes for some character traits.

Frost is a natural phenomenon, cold is weather with a low temperature.

Like living beings, but only endowed with magical powers.

Like Santa Claus, they are also wizards.

In an open field, in a dense forest, in a pure forest.

The field is clean, covered with white snow - the colors are light, which means good forces.

Magical powers belong mainly to the lower and upper worlds. Frosts belong to the upper, because. they can fly, bounce on trees.

- "... they jump, on the trees, on the pines they click."

- "Whistled, clicked ..."

The old spruce forest is cracking, the young pines are creaking.

They walk on loose snow - the bark is icy, they blow on a blade of grass - they will cover it with frost.

Old, wise, lived a lot, seen a lot, has a lot of life experience.

- "Young and stupid", "wanted as easy", does not know how to foresee, little experience. Learns from your mistakes.

Rich, lazy, even for his own sake he cannot do anything: neither run, nor clap his hands.

Hardworking, loves animals - protects them, quick-witted, not discouraged.

Frost - The blue nose coped with the merchant, his fun was a success.

Frost - Red Nose - taught for his haste, inexperience - his woodcutter beat him with a log.

The merchant is punished for his laziness and importance - he was frozen by Frost - Blue Nose.

For the peasant, everything ended well - he chopped firewood and did not freeze.

Three - Frost - Blue nose, Frost - Red nose and the author.

^ Students read the indicated episode in roles.

Summary of the lesson.

We have finished the story. But have we found out everything, have we left something without explanation? Our memo on working on works will help us find this out. Open it, find a plan for working on a fairy tale. Now let's read the paragraphs and answer the questions.

You did a good job today. Thank you for the lesson.

(marking)

^ Children read and give short answers to all questions.

Homework.

Prepare an episode like Frost - Red Nose tried to cope with the peasant for staging.

Me-me-mu-mi

La-le-lu-li-le

We are mo-lo-dtsy

Nya - not - nu - not - not

Shcha - sho - shu - shchi - shcha

In January, in January

Lots of snow in the yard.

In December, in December

All trees are in silver.

Run - run - run - run

Labor - labor-work - hard worker

Affairs - to do - business - craft

^ Frost - Blue nose.

Frost - Red nose.

"... they bounce, click on the fir trees, click on the pines."

"Whistled, clicked ..."

^ The old spruce forest is cracking, the young pines are creaking.

They walk on loose snow - the bark is icy, they blow on a blade of grass - they will cover it with frost

lived a lot

seen a lot

has a lot of life experience.

"Young and Stupid"

“I wanted it to be easier” does not know how to foresee

little experience.

Learns from your mistakes.

Peasant

Lazy

can't even do anything for himself

hardworking

loves animals - takes care of them

shrewd

not discouraged

punished for his laziness and importance

everything ended well

coped with the merchant, his fun was a success.

taught for his haste, inexperience

Russian folk tales

interesting fairy tale about two frosts, brothers who differed from each other only in the color of the nose. And so they decided to somehow argue which of them knows how to freeze more. We chose our goal and let's catch up with the cold. The first Frost chose a gentleman for himself, and the second Frost chose a peasant. As a result, the man so finished the second brother that he lost all desire to freeze the men.

Two Frosts, two siblings, were walking across the open field, jumping from foot to foot, beating hand in hand.
One Frost says to another:

Brother Frost - Crimson nose! how would we have fun - to freeze people?
Another answers him:

Brother Frost - Blue nose! if people are frozen, it’s not for us to walk around a clean field. The field was covered with snow, all the roads were covered with snow; no one will pass, no one will pass. Let's run better to a clean forest! Although there is less space, but there will be more fun. All no, no, yes, someone will meet along the way.
No sooner said than done. Two Frosts, two siblings, ran into a clean forest. They run, they amuse themselves on the road: they jump from foot to foot, click on the fir trees, click on the pines. The old spruce forest is cracking, the young pine forest is creaking. They will run through loose snow - the bark is icy; A blade of grass peeps out from under the snow - they will blow it, as if they will humiliate it all with beads.

They heard a bell on one side, and a bell on the other: a gentleman rides with a bell, a peasant with a bell.
The Frosts began to judge and decide who to run after whom, who to freeze whom.
Frost - Blue nose like was younger says:

I'd rather go after the guy. I’ll finish him sooner: an old sheepskin coat, patched, a hat full of holes, on his legs, except for bast shoes, nothing. He’s not going to chop wood in any way ... And you, brother, how stronger than me, run after the master. You see, he is wearing a bear's coat, a fox's hat, and wolf's boots. Where am I with him! I can't cope.
Frost - Crimson Nose only laughs.

You are still young, - he says, - brother! .. Well, let it be your way. Run after the peasant, and I will run after the master. As we get together in the evening, we will find out who had an easy job, who was hard. Farewell for now!

Farewell, brother!
They whistled, they clicked, they ran.
As soon as the sun went down, they met again in an open field. They ask each other:

What?

That's it, I think, you, brother, got tired of it with the master, - says the younger one, - but, you see, it didn’t turn out to be any good.

Where was it to be taken!
The elder chuckles to himself.

Eh, - he says, - brother Frost - Blue nose, you are young and simple. I respected him so much that he would warm up for an hour - he would not warm up.

But what about a fur coat, a hat, and boots?

Didn't help. I climbed up to him and into a fur coat, and into a hat, and into boots, and how I began to shiver! .. He shudders, he huddles and wraps himself up; he thinks: let me not move a single joint, maybe the frost will not overcome me here. An was not there! I have it on hand. As I set to work on him, I let him out of the wagon a little alive in the city. Well, what did you do with your man?

Oh, brother Frost - Crimson nose! You joked a bad joke with me that you didn’t come to your senses in time. I thought - I'll freeze the man, but it turned out - he broke off my sides.

How so?

Yes, that's how. He rode, you yourself saw, chopping wood. On the way, I began to penetrate him: only he still does not become shy - he still swears: such, he says, this frost! It became quite insulting; I began to pinch and prick him more. Only for a short time was this fun for me. He arrived at the place, got out of the sleigh, set to work on the axe. I think: "Here I break him." I climbed under his sheepskin coat, let's sting him. And he is waving an ax, only chips are flying around. Even began to break through his sweat. I see: it’s bad - I can’t sit under a sheepskin coat. At the end of the indus, steam fell from him. I'm off quickly. I think: "How to be?" And the man keeps working and working. What would be chilly, but he became hot. I look - he takes off his short fur coat. I rejoiced. "Wait, I say, here I will show you myself." The short fur coat is all wet. I got into it - climbed everywhere, froze it so that it became a splint. Put it on now, try it! As soon as the peasant finished his work and went up to the sheepskin coat, my heart jumped: I’ll amuse myself! The man looked and began to scold me - he went through all the words that there were none worse. “Swear! - I think to myself, - swear! And you won’t survive me!” So he was not content with scolding. I chose a log that was more authentic and more knotty, and how it would start to beat on a sheepskin coat! He beats me on the sheepskin coat, but everything scolds me. I would like to run as soon as possible, but it hurts that I'm stuck in the wool - I can't get out. And he's pounding, he's pounding! I forcefully left. I thought I wouldn't pick up the bones. Until now, the sides are aching. I repented to freeze the men.

two frosts summary

Answers:

The Frost brothers, Crimson and Blue Noses, thought about what they should do to freeze people? And we decided to go to the forest, and suddenly someone along the way will meet. They heard that a peasant and a gentleman were coming from different sides of the road. Blue Frost turned out to be younger than his brother, so he chased the peasant. Crimson nose ran after the master. Time passed, they met in the field. The Crimson Nose told how he climbed into the master's fur coat and let's freeze him. And the Blue Nose, no matter how hard he tried, could not freeze the peasant. I climbed into his sheepskin coat, but it was all to no avail. A man was chopping firewood - he warmed himself so much, he threw a sweat into it. Barely legs took away the Blue nose and decided more a simple man do not freeze.