Literary game based on the work of A. Lindgren "Carlson, Peppy and others" in the library-branch n2. Library Literature Lesson Literary Lounge dedicated to the work of Astrid Lindgren “The Enchantress Who Lives Everywhere Scenarios for Library Events

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Interesting reading:

event scenarios

on the work of children's writers

(from the experience of children's libraries in the Vologda region)

Dear Colleagues!

This collection contains scripts for events dedicated to the life and work of famous children's writers. It is compiled on the basis of scenarios of events held in the children's libraries of the region in 2012.

This material will be useful if you want to make your readers' acquaintance with children's authors interesting and memorable.

1 . Pippi, Carlson and others(literary show for the anniversary of A. Lindgren), …………………………..….3 p.

2. Syroezhkin is me!(a fascinating journey through the book by E. Veltistov "Electronics - a boy from a suitcase" for students in grades 4–5), Kichmeng-Gorodets Children's Library…………………..….11 p.

3. The Magician of Roots Chukovsky or “He is a great Washbasin. The famous Moidodyr»(literary and entertainment program), Nyuksen Children's Library…………………………………… 16 p.

4. Thrice Exile(evening of the book by L.N. Andreev "Petka in the country"), Ustyuzhna Children's Library………………….……………..21 p.

Washkin Children's Library

Pippi, Carlson and others

(literary show for the anniversary of A. Lindgren)

Leading: Good afternoon to everyone who came to our library. Tell me, do you like to visit? ( Children's answers.) Today we will all go on a visit together and visit the House of Fairy Tales by the Swedish writer and a little sorceress Astrid Lindgren. Many literary heroes live in this house, and we will get to know some of them. And the mistress of this house is known all over the world, her books have been translated into 80 languages ​​of the world. A star in the sky is named after the writer. She has a very cheerful order - the Order of Smile, which is awarded by children to their favorite writers. A. Lindgren was awarded the most important award for storytellers - the Golden Medal of G.X. Andersen as one of the best writers in the world.

A. Lindgren was born 105 years ago in Sweden, in a land where there are many beautiful forests and lakes, in a country where fairy tales, legends and traditions have long lived.

As a child, she lived in an old house surrounded by an apple orchard, in a large and friendly peasant family. Like all rural children, she helped her parents with household chores, read books by Andersen and Mark Twain, loved to invent different games and compose fascinating stories. As an adult, Astrid moved to the capital of Sweden, Stockholm, where, as you know, in the most ordinary house, on the most ordinary street, a boy lives, whom everyone calls ... ( The children answer.) That's right, Baby. And he has a funny friend who loves fiction and pranks. What's his name? ( The children answer.) Carlson! Where does he live? ( The children answer.) That's right, on the roof. And who will tell me how the Kid invited Carlson to the meeting, with what object did he call him? ( The children answer.) That's right, the bell rang and called: "Come, come!". We also have a bell, and today it will help us meet with the heroes of A. Lindgren's books.

But first, we will read the News from the Roof newspaper, look into some of the headings of this newspaper, and you try to guess who wrote them or who they are talking about.

Hi!

I will fly to you for a holiday,

Inventor and visionary.

Me and the nanny, me and the master,

Both an artist and an actor.

I love cakes and buns

Mountains of sweets, sweets,

And to the readers-guys

Sending a big hello! ( Carlson)

I am renting a villa for a long time, as I myself am going on a sea voyage to a distant Negro island. ( Pippi Longstocking)

Don't worry, I'm upstairs with Carlson, who lives on the roof. ( Baby)

I make tasting of large batches of buns. ( Carlson)

A strange object that looks like a barrel flies over Stockholm. It makes sounds similar to the hum of a motor. The representatives of the airline had an assumption that this is a spy satellite and it must be handed over to the police. ( Carlson)

The search for the missing woman has been announced, her signs are: a stern, elderly lady of high stature, very decisive in her opinions and actions. ( Freken Bock)

Librarian: So, we learned some news from the roof, and now we will meet the heroes of the books. And the bell will help us with this. ( Ringing the bell.)

Pippi runs into the hall to the merry music, in her hands is a suitcase, from which a frying pan and an empty bottle stick out.

Peppy: Here I am! Hello girls and boys, those who have 100 freckles on their noses and those who don't have any. Hello, those with pigtails and bows, hello everyone, everyone, everyone! Don't you recognize me? Let me introduce myself - my name is Peppy. This is my short name, but actually my name is very beautiful and consists of several words. How many of you remember my full name? ( Children's answers.) Yes, I am Peppilotta-Victualina-Rolgardina Longstocking, a girl like a girl, though not the most ordinary.

Leading: Hello Pippi, we are glad to see you. Tell me, why did you bring this suitcase with you?

Peppy: Don't you like my suitcase? He's so wonderful, it can be fun to play!

Leading: But how to play it?

Peppy: And like this! You open it, take out what you need, close it again.

Host: Is that all?

Peppy: No, then you open it, put everything in there and close it.

Leading: Well, the game! Well, you are an inventor! Why do you need a frying pan and an empty bottle?

Peppy: What do you mean why? Hurry up the pan to the oven, now we will bake pancakes! All we need is flour, salt, butter and an egg. Only, unfortunately, I did not capture these products, do you happen to have them? ( Children's answers.) Then we will not bake pancakes. And I always take an empty bottle with me, because my father taught me: you can forget to put on your shoes, but God forbid, you forget an empty bottle when you are going to swim.

Leading: Why is she needed?

Peppy: Have you ever heard of bottle mail? When they ask for help, they write a note, seal it in a bottle and throw it into the sea. Then it falls into the hands of those who save you. Like this!

Leading: Well, stop it, Peppy, we know what a dreamer you are and how you love to come up with funny stories. Please tell us a little more about yourself.

Peppy: With pleasure. I am nine years old. I live in my villa, where I do what I want. My monkey lives with me. Who knows what her name is? ( The children answer.) That's right, Mr. Nilson, and I also have a horse. It is a pity that I do not have a mother, but I have a father - a captain, a thunderstorm of the seas. True, a huge wave washed him off the deck, but I am sure that my dad did not drown, but swam to the island and became the Negro king there. Papa will come for me and I will become a Negro princess. Do you know that I am the strongest girl in the world? Doubt?

And in vain, because I, jokingly, threw two thieves who once climbed up to me ... But why am I telling you everything, because you read a book about me? ( Children's answers.)

Leading: And now we will check it. Peppy and I will arrange a little exam for you. Who read the book "Pippi - Longstocking", he will easily answer our questions. But first, I will tell you how this girl was born. It all started like this. Astrid Lindgren's little daughter, Karin, who was 7 years old, fell ill and every evening asked her mother to tell her something. “Tell me about Pippi Longstocking,” the daughter asked, she came up with this name herself, and since it was unusual, A. Lindgren came up with an unusual girl to match the name. For several years, she often told her daughter about Peppy, but she was not at all going to write a book about her. But one winter, when it was snowing and the streets were very slippery, Lindgren fell and broke her leg. It was a misfortune for her, but not for Pippi.

Peppy: Yes, don't be surprised! After all, it was after this evening that Astrid Lindgren had a lot of free time, and she wrote down all my exciting adventures, sent the manuscript of the book to a children's publishing house, and a year later at the children's book competition everyone admired me so much that they almost went crazy with joy, and the editor-in-chief gave me the main prize.

Guys, did you like my adventures? Let's see if you carefully read the book about me.

Leading: Listen carefully and choose the correct answer.

Where did Peppy's horse live?

On the terrace. In the living room. In the stable. In the kitchen.

2. What was Pippi's favorite dish?

Rhubarb cream. Mango porridge. Vegetable soup. Buns.

3. What did Pippi treat the policemen to?

Buns. Buns. Brushwood. Pies.

4. Name the money that was in use in the country where Pippi lived.

Crowns. Rubles. Dollars. Marks.

5. What game did the children play at Pippi's birthday party?

Jumping. Don't step on the floor. Do not pry. Salochki.

6. What did Pippi want to be when she grew up?

A teacher. sea ​​robbery. Real lady. Nobody.

7. How old was Pippi?

Five. Nine. Twenty. Ten.

8. Where did Pippi roll out the dough for tortillas?

On the table. On the chest. On the floor. Nowhere.

9. How Pippi liked to sleep:

Putting your feet on the pillow, and covering your head with a blanket. On the floor under the bed. In the garden in a hammock.

Leading: Well done boys! You have completed this task. And now we will solve the crossword puzzle. Anyone who has read a book about Pippi Longstocking will easily solve a crossword puzzle called "Pippi's Tricks".

Crossword "Pippi's Tricks"

Horizontally:

1. What game is Pippi playing with the police? ( salochki)

2. The fish that Peppy fought. ( Shark)

3. What was in Pippi's clothes of different colors? ( Stockings)

4. Villa Pippi. (" Chicken")

5. Pippi's father's schooner. (" jumper»)

6. The country to which Pippi swam. ( Veseliya)

7. What did Pippi hang around her neck in the menagerie? ( snake)

8. What did Pippi once put on her head? ( bank)

9. Pippi's riddle: "They go, they go, they won't leave the place." ( Watch)

Vertically:

A word coined by Pippi. (Kukaryamba)

Peppy: How smart are you all! This is what it means to go to school! Well, it's time for me to go, although I was very interested with you. It's just a pity that not all children know me. But that's okay, I'm waiting for you on the pages of my book. See you!

Leading: Astrid Lindgren once said: “I don't want to write for adults. I want to write for readers who can work miracles. And only children create miracles, and even those who remain a child in their hearts until the end of their lives. Guys, all of you have read the no less interesting book by Astrid Lindgren "Baby and Carlson". Probably every child on earth dreams of a fairy-tale hero named Carlson flying to him. This little prankster with a motor on his back always invents something, creates a good mood and pleases with his funny stories. And I even want all childhood diseases to be treated with cherry jam, and not with pills. And if you are lonely, or you are in trouble and your mood has deteriorated, close your eyes for a minute and imagine that now a little funny man Carlson is knocking on your window ... ( Rings the bell.)

Carlson: Can I land here for a minute? Allow me to introduce myself - Carlson, the best in the world, moderately well-fed man in the prime of life. Everyone knows about it - both adults and children. After all, I'm the best flyer in the world, an inventor, a builder, a dog breeder, a joker, a ghost, a nanny, a jam eater, a firefighter ...

Leading: Enough, enough, Carlson! We all know that you are the very best with us ... We are very glad that you flew to us, because today we are traveling through the books of A. Lindgren.

Carlson: Very good, because I love travel and adventure so much, and especially all sorts of fun entertainment. And you know, something made me a little sad. Let's remember the contents of the book about me and play experts on the funniest book in the world, right?

Leading: Well, now we will check whether our children carefully read the book about Malysh and Carlson.

(Questions are divided into several categories: "Names", "Objects", "Carlson", "Miscellaneous". Teams take turns choosing categories of questions and give answers.)

"Names":

1. Say the name of the Kid's sister. (Bethan)

2. What was the name of the Kid's brother? (Bosse)

3. What is the name of the girl, the Kid's friend. (Gunilla)

4. What was the name of the boy, the Kid's friend? (Christer)

5. What was the name of the Kid's housekeeper? ( Freken Bock)

6. Say the name Freken Bok. (Hildur)

7. What did Carlson call the mummy? (Mommy)

8. What was the name of Baby's dog? (Bimbo)

9. What was the name of Uncle Baby? (Julius)

10. What is the baby's first and last name? (Svante Svanteson)

"Items":

1. With what object did Carlson frighten Uncle Julius so much that he fainted? (Toy gun.)

2. What did the Kid give Carlson for his birthday? ( Whistle)

3. On what musical instrument did Carlson perform “The Cry of the Little Ghost”? ( on the harmonica.)

4. What gifts did the Kid get for his birthday? (Cake with 8 candles, paint box, toy gun, book, new blue pants.)

5. What did Carlson build from cubes? (tower)

6. What would Carlson prefer to see instead of one cake with 8 candles? (8 pies and 1 candle.)

How did Carlson get into the Kid's house? ( Through the window.)

Carlson had two paintings hanging on the wall, which he painted himself. What was depicted on them? (On one - a fox, on the other - a winged goat - rooster)

Carlson had no electricity, but what did he light in the evenings? ( kerosene lamp)

What is the best anti-fever remedy in the world and the recipe for its preparation. ("Sweet powder", biscuits, sweets, a few lollipops, candied nuts, crush a piece of chocolate, mix.)

Carlson:

1. Continue Carlson's statement: "I am beautiful, smart and in moderation ...". ( A plump man in his prime.)

2. What does "carlson-style garbage chute" mean? (Throw debris off the roof, debris fall height – 20 meters. )

3. Once Carlson decided to do the same as the Boy-with-a-finger. What did Carlson hang all over the road so that Uncle Julius would not get lost? ( Pancakes)

4. Who did Carlson try to reassure with these words: “Spit, spit, spit!” ( Baby Susanna.)

5. Continue Carlson's statement: "Troubles are nothing ...". ( It's a matter of life.)

6. Carlson took colored crayons out of the desk drawer and drew a terrible face in one corner of the sheet. Then he took scissors and quickly cut two holes for the eyes. What kind of game is it? ( Ghost game.)

7. Name three ways to tame housekeepers, according to Carlson. ( To bring down, tease, play.)

8. How often, according to Carlson, do you need to say pleasant and encouraging things? ( Every 5 minutes.)

9. What procedures did Carlson prescribe for Uncle Julius? (Tickling, anger, fooling around)

10. What did Carlson think it meant to "become a mother"? (Take care of the sick, give coins, drink "sweet powder", give a chocolate bar.)

What color was Carlson's house? ( Green)

What did Carlson build the tall tower from? ( From cubes and one meatball.)

"Miscellaneous":

1. The acquaintance of the Kid and Carlson happened on one of the unsuccessful days for the Kid. Why was the day bad? (Mom scolded him for tearing his pants, Bethan shouted at him "Wipe your nose!". Dad was angry that the Kid came home late.)

2. How much did the entrance to the performance called "Evening of Miracles" cost? ( One candy.)

3. Who sewed the costume for the ghost? Kid or Carlson? ( Baby)

Who fell into the mousetrap set by Carlson? (Freken Bock)

5. What did Freken Bok dream about? ( Appear on television.)

6. What drink did the Kid not like? ( Coffee)

Name a small Swedish coin. ( Ere)

8. Name the breed of the puppy that was given to the Kid. ( Dachshund)

9. "Listen, dad," said the Kid, "if I'm really worth a hundred thousand million, can't I get some cash ...". Why did Baby need money? ( To buy a little puppy.)

10. What do the three calls of the Kid Carlson mean? (The first call means "Come", the second call - "Come soon", the third call - "Thank you for being you, Carlson.")

That is what they call her in her native country and abroad. Like the Danish writer, Lindgren's fairy tales are close to folk art, they have a tangible connection between fantasy and the truth of life. And the fabulous, magical is born in Lindgren's books from the game, from the invention of the child himself.

Astrid Eriksson was born on November 14, 1907 on a farm near the city of Vimmerby, in a family of a farmer. The girl studied well at school, and her literature teacher liked her writings so much that he read her the glory of Selma Lagerlöf, a famous Swedish novelist.

Astrid Lindgren wrote her first big fairy tale - "Pippi Longstocking" as a gift to her daughter in 1944. Astrid Lindgren jokingly recalled that one of the reasons that prompted her to write was the cold Stockholm winters, the illness of her daughter Karin, who kept asking her mother to tell her something. It was then that mother and daughter came up with a mischievous girl with red pigtails.

Lindgren, A. Pippi Longstocking: fairy tales / Astrid Lindgren. - St. Petersburg. : ABC, ONYX, p. : ill. The story about Pippi is addressed to everyone, both small and large, who have a cheerful disposition and a good heart, who knows how to laugh at the funny and grieve over the sad and imperceptibly learn in this way “mind-reason”.

Lindgren dedicated almost all of her books to children (only a few to youth). “I haven’t written books for adults and I don’t think I ever will,” Astrid said emphatically. She, along with the heroes of the books, taught children, "if you live that" if you live out of habit, a whole life will be a day!

The first book by Astrid Lindgren, translated into Russian, was the story "The Kid and Carlson, who lives on the roof." Carlson is perhaps the most popular hero of A. Lindgren in Russia. Several cartoons were shot about him, a play was staged, which many watched.

Lindgren, A. Three stories about the Kid and Carlson: / Astrid Lindgren. - M.: Det. lit., p. : ill. The book includes three stories about an ordinary boy Svante Swantenson, nicknamed the Kid, and his extraordinary friend Carlson.

Do you know where the only monument in the world to this fat man with a propeller on his back is located? Not in Stockholm, but in Odessa. It is installed in the yard of the Dominion firm, well-known in Odessa. The owner of the company, German Naumovich Kogan, fell in love with a good friend of children from childhood and erected a monument to him.

Every year, in September, Carlson's birthday celebration takes place near it, to which orphans from nearby orphanages are invited. On behalf of the birthday boy, they are treated to fruits, sweets and, of course, the favorite dish of the fairy-tale hero - jam from a large glass jar.

Lindgren's heroes are distinguished by spontaneity, inquisitiveness, ingenuity, mischief combined with kindness and seriousness. Fabulous and fantastic side by side with real pictures of the life of an ordinary Swedish town. Lindgren, A. Mio, my Mio! : story-tales / Astrid Lindgren. - St. Petersburg. : ABC, p. : ill. The brave prince Mio, who was previously called simply Busse, is fighting terrible monsters, and he was an orphan, and lived on the Swedish street Upplandsgatan. He was only 9 years old when he appeared in the Far Country. Villains can be defeated if you are not a coward and protect the people you love. The book also includes other tales of the Swedish writer: "Sunny Glade", "Knock-Knock", etc.

Lindgren, A. Emil from Lönneberga: stories / Astrid Lindgren. - St. Petersburg. : ABC, p. : ill. The adventures of "Emil from Lönneberga" is one of the most popular and loved by children all over the world books by Astrid Lindgren. It is about a swirling little boy with blue eyes who only does what is mischievous. Well, who would think of pouring dough on his dad, setting fire to a pen on a shepherd's hat and feed a rooster and a pig with drunken cherries?The book includes four stories about a little tomboy.The edition is decorated with wonderful color illustrations.

The book includes three stories by Astrid Lindgren, dedicated to the adventures of young cheerful Katya from Stockholm. The cheerful charm of this heroine, who rushed to travel, submits not only to various cities and countries, but also to the `beautiful Swedish prince`, whom Katya at first mistook for a descendant of Casanova. Lindgren, A. Adventures of Katya: stories / Astrid Lindgren. - St. Petersburg. : ABC, p. : ill.

Among the most important is the G-Kh. Andersen, the Lewis Carroll Prize, UNESCO awards, various governments, the Silver Bear. Lindgren not only wrote books, but also actively fought for the rights of children. She believed that they should be brought up without corporal punishment and violence.

This town became the site of the announcement of the winners of the annual international award in memory of Astrid Lindgren "For works for children and youth." The decision was made by the Swedish government after the death of Astrid Lindgren

Everyone knows that children are big fidgets. It is difficult for them to sit in one place, they always want to jump and jump, even in the library. And such an opportunity appeared for the students of the 4th grade "B" of the gymnasium No. 5 in Murmansk - for them The employees of the Murmansk Regional Children and Youth Library prepared a special event - "Jumping with a book or Fidget Day with the heroes of Astrid Lindgren" . After all, it was this Swedish writer who wrote books about very cheerful and active heroes who are not at all averse to fooling around: About Pippi Longstocking, Baby and Carlson, Emil from Lenneberg.

So our fourth-graders, divided into two teams, participated in various funny competitions. They took turns drawing a portrait of Carlson with their eyes closed, howling like the best ghosts in the world, making mummies with toilet paper. The guys showed their artistry when they portrayed circus performers with the help of pantomime, because they, too, like Pippi, would like to visit the circus; represented themselves as savages from warlike and rich tribes. The "Gemini" contest was fun and all the tricky riddles were guessed.

The guys were pleasantly surprised to learn that in the library you can sometimes have fun like this, play and even jump and shout loudly. But how wonderful it is sometimes to take your favorite poems out of your pocket and read them aloud! That is exactly what the guys did. On this day, they did not come to the library with empty pockets, each had his favorite poem in his pocket, which they read aloud. They were the works of Oleg Bundur, Grigory Oster and Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin.

This is how cheerfully and brightly began for our readers the Week of Children's and Youth Books, which will be held in the Murmansk region under the motto "Every day of discovery!" And ahead of the young readers of MODUB - a lot of incredible literary discoveries.

28.04.2017

2017 marks the 110th anniversary of the birth of the Swedish writer Astrid Lindgren. Her fairy-tale characters - Pippi Longstocking and Carlson - are familiar to the whole world, and both children and adults find pleasure in fictional stories.
April 27 members of the club - video lounge "Serpentine of fairy tales and adventures", as well as students of 3 "B" class MBOU "OSh No. 15 of Yelets" (teacher Sotnikova L.V.) gathered in branch library №2 on literary game based on the work of A. Lindgren "Carlson, Pippi and others". The guys did not come empty-handed, but brought with them drawings based on A. Lindgren's books, which they drew especially for the event.

Leading the meeting Deryugina N.V. introduced the children to an interesting biography of the writer, told the story of the emergence of one of the heroines of A. Lindgren's books - Pippi Longstocking.
Divided into two teams - "Pippi" and "Carlson", the guys actively participated in a literary quiz and testing on the fairy tales "Pippi Longstocking" and "Carlson, who lives on the roof", solved a crossword puzzle, performed the task "Cipher", where they needed to identify Carlson's most catchy phrase.

The participants showed that they know and love the books of Astrid Lindgren, so they had no difficulties in completing the tasks. But still, the girls' team, Pippi, turned out to be faster and more active. Their captain, Marina Gerasimova, received a certificate of victory in the literary game based on the work of Astrid Lindgren.
The event was accompanied by a display of bright and colorful slides.
Also, an exhibition of books by Astrid Lindgren from the library fund was arranged for the children, which they met with pleasure and some of the books were taken home for reading.
At the end of the meeting, everyone watched an excerpt from the animated film "The Kid and Carlson" directed by Boris Stepantsev.

On March 1, young readers of the libraries of our CLS became participants in the Republican action "Astrid Lindgren and her favorite heroes", timed to coincide with the World Reading Aloud Day and organized by the State Budgetary Educational Institution of the Republic of Tatarstan "Republican Children's Library".

Young readers of the Regional Children's Library got acquainted with the work of Astrid Lindgren and took part in high-profile role-playing readings of the fairy tale "The Merry Cuckoo" with pleasure.

At the end of the event, we were happy to watch the cartoon "Carlson is back!" and got acquainted with the review of the book exhibition of the same name “Astrid Lindgren and her favorite characters”, which presented the best works of the famous writer.

The 110th anniversary of the birth of the famous children's writer Astrid Lindgren was celebrated in the Tatarsko-Burnashevskaya rural library with loud readings called "The Sorceress from Stockholm".

The librarian invited the audience to visit the House of Fairy Tales of the Swedish writer. Many literary heroes live in this house, and its mistress is known all over the world, her books have been translated into 80 languages ​​of the world. She has a very cheerful order - the Order of Smile, which is awarded by children to their favorite writers. The event began with a small quiz to set the guys up for a competitive mood. But the guys were eager to demonstrate their love for the writer's work, because they were preparing for this event in advance. The participants read excerpts from the stories “Pippi the Longstocking”, “The Kid and Carlson”, “Roni the Robber's Daughter”, etc. with imagination, acting skills and expressiveness.

Each of the guys was very artistic, but most of all they were captivated by the spontaneity with which the 4th grade student Kozin Matvey got used to the role of Carlson. He was deservedly recognized as the best reader of loud readings.

The literary hour "The Magical World of Astrid Lindgren" took place in the Kirov Library.

The participants of the event made a fascinating journey into the world of books by a writer beloved by many children, got acquainted with cheerful, kind and wise works that allow them to learn a lot, become better, smarter and kinder. According to Lindgren's fairy tale "Carlson, who lives on the roof", a quiz was held, by answering the questions of which the children managed to experience amazing adventures together with the heroes of this wonderful work.

After watching the electronic presentation "Sorceress from Sweden", schoolchildren learned a lot about the life and work of the author.

Some of the event participants chose Astrid Lindgren's favorite books for home reading.

On the first day of spring, young readers of the Russian-Makulovskaya Library became participants in the republican action "Astrid Lindgren and her favorite heroes."

The children learned that the Swedish writer wrote books about very cheerful and active characters who are not averse to fooling around. And therefore they are very close to all the children of all countries of the world. After all, the books of the famous writer have been translated into 91 languages ​​of the world.

A small biographical presentation introduced them to the work of Astrid, and the history of such wonderful fairy tales. Astrid had two children - a son and a daughter. She dedicated fairy tales to her daughter, telling them at night, writing them on the go.

After the first story about Pippi, beloved by Karina (daughter), Astrid Lindgren over the next years told more and more evening tales about this red-haired girl. Soon the trilogy "Baby and Carlson" was published, which became a masterpiece of world literature.

Reading aloud the work about the acquaintance of the Kid and Carlson, about their friendship and pranks, offered to first-graders, ended with watching the cartoon "Carlson returned." The children listened attentively and with great interest to the story and watched the animated film, and at the end of the event they easily answered 10 quiz questions on this fairy tale.

Librarian of the October Library Azizova G.R. introduced readers to the life and work of the writer, held a quiz on knowledge of the content of the works, as a result of which the children were able to complete the task - to collect puzzles with the image of their favorite characters.

Also, young readers with pleasure read aloud excerpts from the works “Three stories about the Kid and Carlson”, “Pippi Longstocking”, “Merry Cuckoo”.

Head of the Kuralovsky rural library Dryakhlova L.B. held loud readings for the young readers of her library "Astrid Lindgren: a fairy tale" and introduced them to the fairy tale "Sunny Meadow", which tells about the difficult life of a brother and sister. Fortunately, the fairy tale had a happy ending and the children found their happiness in the country "Sunny meadow", which the young listeners really liked, and they gladly took other books by the writer for home reading.

In the Nizhneuslonskaya library, an action has begun with the smallest readers of the library - pupils of the kindergarten.

Librarian Nina Morozenkova told the children about the life and work of Astrid Lindgren and showed the cartoon "Kid and Carlson", which the preschool children watched with pleasure, together with the librarian.

The action continued at the school. Primary school students were invited to the event “Coming from a happy childhood”.

At the beginning of the event, the children were shown an electronic presentation "The owner of the Order of Smile", after watching which, the children got acquainted with the life and work of Astrid Lindgren.

The children learned that Astrid Lindgren has more than 80 books translated into 90 languages ​​of the world, and her archive, which is stored in the Swedish National Library, occupies 125 meters of shelves and contains, according to estimates, about 75,000 letters. In Sweden, she was a real legend, entertaining, inspiring and comforting generations of readers. She wanted and wrote only for children, because she fully shared the point of view of the French writer Anthony de Saint-Exupery that all people come from childhood.

Young readers brilliantly coped with the questions of the quiz on the works of the writer, enjoyed watching the cartoon about the mischievous Pippi Longstocking. At the end of the event, the guys sorted out all the books by Astrid Lindgren offered for home reading.

Readers of the Naberezhno-Morkvashsky Library got acquainted with the books of Astrid Lindgen available in the library and watched a presentation about the life and creative path of the writer.

They listened with great attention to the fairy tale "Magic Cuckoo" and watched the cartoon "About the Kid and Carlson."

Head of the Kildeevsky library Mukaeva G.N. I read Astrid Lindgren's fairy tale "Mirabel" to children of primary school age.

Fairy tale "Mirabelle" about an ordinary girl Britta-Kais, who lives in a very poor family and dreams of a doll. Once an old man appeared, to whom the girl helped to open the gate. In gratitude, he gives her a seed, which the girl takes care of. A miracle happens: a real doll grows from a seed! The girl's most cherished dream comes true. The doll was not simple, she knew how to talk and, in general, behaved like a little girl. And Britta-Kaisa took care of her. The story is very short but good.

The children listened attentively to the fairy tale, empathized with her heroine, and together with her began to dream of magic. After reading the fairy tale, the children got acquainted with the biography of A. Lindgren and her other works.

In the Yambulatovskaya library, readers listened to a loud reading of an excerpt from A. Lindgren's book "The Kid and Carlson, who lives on the roof."

The librarian of the Korguzin library, Lyubov Gracheva, introduced the children to the biography of the writer and her literary heroes. The children also learned that a star in the sky was named in honor of the writer, and Astrid Lindgren herself was awarded the most important award of storytellers - the Golden Medal of G.X. Andersen as one of the best writers in the world.

Unexpectedly, the postman came to the holiday and brought the News from the Roof newspaper. Looking into it, the librarian invited the children to answer the questions of assignments from the headings of this newspaper. To complete these tasks, the children had to get acquainted with the works of A. Lindgren "Three stories about a baby and Carlson" and "Pippi longstocking", which they did. The most active were Abzalov Almaz, Grachev Kirill and Denisova Anastasia.

At the end of the event, the schoolchildren enjoyed watching the cartoon Carlson, who lives on the roof.

Head of the Tatar-Makulovsky library Khisamova M.V. held a literary hour “The Sorceress from Sweden” for primary school children

The children listened to excerpts from interesting episodes of several books by the writer. From the story "Emil from Lönneberga" an excerpt was taken where Emil was taken to an appointment with a doctor. Getting acquainted with the story-tale "Pippi Longstocking", everyone was amused by the way she baked pancakes. And while listening to an excerpt from the fairy tale "Carlson, who lives on the roof", the children expressed their desire to have the same friend.

With great pleasure they participated in a quiz on the plots of these works, and in conclusion they colored the prepared templates of drawings based on the work of Astrid Lindgren.

An exhibition of these coloring pages has been created in the library.

At the lesson of literary reading "Astrid Lindgren is a miracle", organized in the Patrikeevsky rural library, the children got acquainted with the work of the writer "The Kid and Carlson, who lives on the roof."

In the Russian Burnashevsky Library, loud readings “The main thing is to have fun!” Based on the book Pippi Longstocking.

The Sobolev Library hosted a literary hour “Jumping with a Book or Fidget Day with Astrid Lindgren’s Heroes”.

The event was accompanied by a display of bright and colorful slides of the electronic presentation. The children listened to a loud reading of excerpts from the writer's books, drew fairy-tale characters they liked and solved a crossword puzzle. Their attention was presented to the exhibition-stand “Astrid and her heroes.

Readers of the Mamatkozin Library celebrated the anniversary of Astrid Lindgren with loud readings “Astrid Lindgren is a kind storyteller.”

Librarian Elena Sedova introduced the children to the biography of the storyteller and told how she began to write her works.

It turned out that all the children know and love the most interesting and exciting adventures of Carlson and Malysh, so the children actively answered the librarian's questions, guessed riddles, composed words, and colored funny pictures from the story.

At the end of the event, Elena read aloud the fairy tale "Merry Cuckoo" to the children.