The main character is Barankin, be a man. “Barankin, be a man!” Literary carousel based on the book by Valery Medvedev

At the beginning of the school year, Yura and Kostya managed to get bad marks in geometry. The whole class was upset by this first assessment of the team. I wanted to be the best in school in terms of academic performance. Everything happened because of laziness and unwillingness to study. At the meeting, the excellent students decided to tighten up the weak link. Instead of Sunday rest, classes were organized. Friends discussed their dissatisfaction. Barankin was struck by the excellent student’s phrase: “Barankin, be a man!” He is a man after all. Yura and Kostya began to imagine themselves as animals. And they really managed to turn into sparrows, then into butterflies and become ants. They seemed to have a carefree life. But birds need to be protected from cats, butterflies from collectors, and ants work all day. Having become people, the guys became more diligent and active students.

Conclusion (my opinion)

Being human means not just existing, but learning and thinking. If animals are accustomed to work, then it is a shame for a person to choose laziness. It is important to take responsibility, first of all, for your actions. Appreciate simple things, hands, feet. They are given for a reason.

Medvedev V.V. story "Barankin, be a man!"

Genre: literary fairy tale, fantasy story.

The main characters of the story "Barankin, be a man!" and their characteristics

Yura Barankin. A loser, a quitter, a lazy person, a lover of fights. Brave and resourceful, a visionary. very interesting, creative boy.
Kostya Malinin. Lazy and weakling. Afraid of everything, everything. fears. Submits to Barankin in everything.
Zinka Fokina, class leader.
Mishka Yakovlev, an excellent student who was supposed to study with the guys
Venka Smirnov, a disgrace. Thunderstorm of sparrows, butterflies and ants.

Plan for retelling the story "Barankin, be a man!"

Two D's in geometry
Meeting
Promise to correct deuces
On the bench
Handing out shovels
Spell
Two sparrows
Tailless Sparrow
Muska the cat
Old Sparrow
Venka Smirnov's slingshot
Mom Sparrow
How to make a nest
Fight over the birdhouse
Air inversion
Transformation into butterflies
Old familiar sparrow
Venka Smirnov's cap
Butterflies for the collection
New transformation
Worker ants
Venka Smirnov's stick
Riot of ants
Ant War
The last transformation.

The short summary of the story "Barankin, be a man!" For reader's diary in 6 sentences

Yura Barankin and Kostya Malinin receive bad marks and are scolded at the meeting
Yura and Kostya, not wanting to study and work, turn into sparrows
They fight, they are shot with a slingshot, they are hunted by a cat and other sparrows and they turn into butterflies
Butterflies don't have peaceful life- sparrows, boys, girls who catch butterflies for collection
The guys turn into ants, work for the benefit of the anthill and almost die in the war
The guys turn into people and become excellent students.

The main idea of the story "Barankin, be a man!"
A person must work and study, otherwise he does not deserve the right to be called a man

What does the story “Barankin, be a man!” teach?
This story teaches us to love study, love to work. Teaches you to help a friend Hard time and never abandon a friend in trouble. Teaches that nature and its inhabitants should be treated with care. Teaches not to shoot sparrows with a slingshot, not to catch butterflies, not to destroy anthills.

Review of the story "Barankin, be a man!"
This is a very funny and at the same time instructive story that I really liked. Its main characters understand that every animal in nature works, otherwise it is simply impossible. And there is no animal that would have a completely simple and easy life. The heroes of the story understand that a person must work, that this is the beauty of life.
I liked that the boys were re-educated, that they understood a lot and became different people.

Proverbs for the story "Barankin, be a man!"
Man - that sounds proud.
You can't take the fish out of the pond without difficulty.
The sun paints the earth, and man is labor.
Time for business, time for fun.

Summary, brief retelling story "Barankin, be a man!" by chapter
Part one "Barankin to the blackboard."
1. Two deuces.
Yura Barankin and his friend Kostya Malinin get D's in geometry. The class leader, Zinka Fokina, shames them, photographer Alik Novikov takes pictures of their faces and attaches them to a wall newspaper, the editor of the wall newspaper is angry with the boys for ruining such a newspaper.
In general, everything went wrong from the very beginning of the school year.
2. They don’t even let you come to your senses.
After class, classmates called a meeting. Most of the guys were indignant, especially Yura and Kostya.
3. How it works in opera.
At the meeting, the guys scold the boys and call them blockheads, parasites, drones. They use standard cliches from newspapers. Barankin is angry that Venka Smirnov, also a poor student and a blockhead, is yelling the loudest. But it turns out. Venka yells for Barankin, that he can’t be called to the board right after the holidays.
Yura and Kostya promise to correct the deuces in the quarter, but headman Fokina demands that they correct the deuces tomorrow. They are given the help of an excellent student Yakovlev.
4. What if I'm tired of being human?
After the meeting, the guys disperse, and Yura and Kostya sit shocked at their desks. Fokina approaches them and begins to demand from Barankin that he become a man, that he be a man, that he speak like a human.
Barankin thinks that he is very tired of being a man.
5. They still hand over the shovels and the Bear is about to appear.
On Sunday morning, Yura and Kostya are sitting on a bench and waiting for Mishka Yakovlev. The weather is beautiful. Headman Fokina and photographer Novikov appear in the courtyard. Fokina carries shovels and hands them to Barankin. She demands that, after studying, the boys come to plant trees in the school yard.
6. Seven days off in a week, that's what caught my imagination
Yura watches how sparrows and butterflies flutter around, how ants scurry along the ground and is very envious of all these animals, who are not having a life, but a continuous day off. And so Barankin decides on this very day to carry out brilliant idea, which I have been thinking about for a long time.
7. The only instruction in the world.
Yura tells Kostya that if you really want something, it will definitely happen. He offers to turn into sparrows and spend at least one day off like a human being.
Yura hands Kostya a notebook with “Instructions” written on it.
8. I don’t want to study, I want to be a bird.
The guys begin to decide what is best and who to turn into. Kostya suggests butterflies, but Yura insists on sparrows. In the last lesson he heard that sparrows live very well. Kostya agrees, saying that he played a raven in the play, and it will be easy for him to turn into a sparrow.
The guys practice jumping on the ground and begin to cast a spell.
Part two. Tick-tweet! Life is Beautiful!
9. You have to really want it and
Yura closed his eyes and really wanted to become a sparrow. He felt that he had strange desires - to fly up onto a branch, to fly through the air. Then he wanted oats.
Finally Yura opened his eyes and looked around himself. He really turned into a sparrow.
But Kostya Malinin sat there in the form of a man.
10. What does it mean in sparrow language?
Kostya sees the Barankin sparrow and tries to talk to him. But the sparrow only tweets. Kostya is offended that the sparrow calls him a cap
Kostya begins to repeat the spell again. At this moment, Yakovlev appears around the corner on a bicycle, but when he rides up to the bench there is no one there. Only shovels and textbooks. Mishka takes his textbooks and goes to Yura’s house.
Barankin and Malinin are happy.
11. Meeting with the tailless.
Yura turned into a sparrow with a snub-nosed beak, and Kostya still had unusual blue eyes. The sparrow boys drank water from the puddle and began to look for oats.
For some reason, the seeds didn’t suit them.
Kostya is chased away from the oats by a large tailless sparrow. Then he starts jumping on Yura. But Yura also fluffed his feathers and tripped up the big sparrow. He fell and became frightenedly silent.
But the guys offered him oats, because they don’t hit people who are down. The sparrow flew away, and Kostya shouted to Yura that there was a cat nearby.
12. The cat Muska wants to eat me.
Barankin turned around and saw his mother’s beloved cat Muska. He was not afraid and even began to talk to the cat, not paying attention to the cries of Kostya, who prudently flew into a tree.
As a result, the cat jumped on Barankin and crushed him under him. Yura managed to wriggle free and took off, leaving several feathers in the cat’s claws.
13. What grandmothers tweet about.
An old sparrow flew up to Yura and Kostya and began to scold them. He was indignant that the boys behaved so frivolously with the cat. He said that sparrows cannot have familiar cats. He demanded to name his parents.
Kostya and Yura hastily flew away, dissatisfied with the sparrow’s life. They sat down on an empty tree and something whistled past Yura.
14. Long-range slingshot with optical sight.
Yura sees that his roommate, Venka Smirnov, is aiming at him with a slingshot. Moreover, this slingshot was made by Barankin himself.
He and Kostya quickly fly away and from a bird's eye view notice that the city is full of cats and boys with slingshots. This discovery depresses them. They get tired and suddenly a sparrow calls out to them.
15. What happens when sons renounce their mother.
The fat sparrow calls the boys her babies and invites them to build a nest. Kostya and Yura tell the sparrow that she was mistaken and they are not her children. The sparrow is indignant, calls other sparrows as witnesses and gives the imaginary children a good beating.
Kostya and Yura agree to be her children and fly off to build a nest.
16. Kostya and I are learning to build a nest.
The sparrow teaches the boys how to build a nest, from time to time she pecks at them, and the boys are surprised. It turns out that sparrows also have to study and work.
At this time, a fat red sparrow arrives, who turns out to be the boys' father, Chika.
17. Fight for the birdhouse.
Chika drags his whole family into a fight for the birdhouse from which the swifts have flown south. Malinin does not know how to fight, but Barankin drags him along.
The sparrows immediately crash into a flock of fighting sparrows.
Malinin clings to Barankin's tail and Yura pulls him out of the fight.
18. Kostya Malinin tweeted.
The guys try to fly away from the battlefield, but they are pursued by four sparrows, who shout that these two tweeted the loudest.
Barankin uses a cunning technique - he turns over on his back in flight and kicks with his legs. So he scatters his pursuers and the guys fly away.
Tired and embittered, Kostya offers to immediately turn into butterflies, which cats do not eat and do not build nests.
Yura has doubts, but decides to support his friend. Three cats creep up to them and the boys hastily recite the converted spell.

Part three. I am a skit boy, and Kostya is a swallowtail.
19. Pest known to the population.
The cats sneak up on the boys, and they continue to desperately read the spell. The cats separate and prepare to jump. Barankin thinks that everything is lost, but the cats suddenly turn around and run away.
Barankin examines himself and realizes that he has turned into a butterfly. He looks around in search of Kostya and sees a wonderful butterfly. It turns out that Kostya Malinin turned into a swallowtail, and Barankin himself into a skittish, into a pest.
Kostya calls Yura along with him, promising to treat him with nectar.
20. Sleeping Beauty
The boys flew for nectar, but suddenly Kostya noticed a beautiful yellow butterfly, a buckthorn, in the gutter and decided to get to know it. Barankin called him a girl, but nothing came of the acquaintance. The butterfly was sleeping. Kostya said that this is the law of nature and that butterflies sleep in winter. Barankin was upset because he didn’t want to sleep through the winter holidays.
Then a familiar tailless sparrow appeared and Kostya hid. Barankin was unaware of the danger and began to talk to the sparrow, but Kostya pulled him under the roof in time.
Barankin decided to silently endure the difficulties of the butterflies' life.
21. Anti-aircraft cap.
The guys flew to a large flowerbed that smelled deliciously of nectar. Barankin had already begun to eat when he heard shouts of “Crush the gypsy moth.” He didn’t pay attention to them, because he was a skit. But a cap fell nearby. The boys were hunting for him. It seemed to be Venka Smirnov again and another boy. They were glad that they had shot down Barankin and looked for him in the grass.
Yura folded his wings and hid. And when the guys turned away, he took off and sat down on the post with the clock, next to Kostya.
22. Goodbye guys, maybe we won't see each other again
Barankin offered to fly to the vegetable gardens, but Kostya said that it was impossible to go there, the butterflies were poisoned with chemicals there. And he offered to fly to the school garden and at the same time look at the children.
Kostya was flying fast and Barankin began to fall behind. Then he grabbed Kostya by the paws and flew to school in tow. They sat on the windowsills and watched the guys work in the garden.
Then Yakovlev arrived and a fuss arose. The guys were clearly looking for Barankin and Malinin.
Kostya called Yura to the flowers and they began to go down.
23. Anti-sneezing vaccination.
Yura chose a huge flower and climbed inside. He began to eat nectar and sneezed. Then someone butted him and Yura butted him back.
But when he crawled out of the flower, he saw a bee looking at him. Yura got scared and flew away. He looked where Kostya was and saw that he, too, had been driven into a flower by a bee.
Barankin grabbed a light twig and hit the bee from behind. And then he fell into the grass from hunger.
24. I understand my mistake, but a terrible law of nature comes into play.
Barankin came to his senses near a puddle of water and began to drink water. He understood that turning into sparrows and butterflies was a mistake, but he did not know who he should turn into. Yura looked at the ants and decided that it was not worth turning into these hard workers.
Suddenly Barankin remembered how he was called a drone at a meeting and shouted to Malinin that they urgently needed to turn into drones who were definitely not doing anything.
But the guys didn’t remember what drones looked like. Finally Kostya said that drones are like bees.
Yura saw that Kostya was falling asleep and realized that he could sleep all winter. He wanted to pour water from the puddle on him.
25. They already have a butterfly like me in their collection.
The guys from the class scolded Barankin and Malinin, not suspecting that they were under their feet. Fokina and the other girls sat in a circle and began reading a report about butterflies.
Barankin wanted to cover Malinin with a piece of paper so that he would not be noticed and dragged a piece of newspaper. They noticed him, but Fokina said that they already had the skit.
Then they noticed Kostya, and Fokina became agitated. How is it that in our city there is a real swallowtail from the Ussuri region.
The girls with the net began to sneak up with Kostya.
26. In the stain, therefore in the dryer, and in the straightener.
The girls cooked for Kostya terrible death and Barankin decided to act. He rushed at Kostya and pushed him. Then he shouted to make him a candle and butterflies took off into the sky.
But Kostya still wanted to sleep and fell into the bushes, next to the ants.
Barankin began to tickle him and Kostya woke up again. Yura told him about the stain and the collection and Kostya finally woke up.
He began to read a spell to turn into a goosebump. Barankin wanted to become a drone, but he couldn’t leave his comrade and also became a drone

Part four. Guard! Mimriki"
27. An unpleasant event for Fokina and a saving one for us
The girls crept up to the bushes, but there were no butterflies there anymore, but two ants.
Yura reprimanded Kostya for turning into ants, but he waved him off. He said that he doesn’t believe in instinct, and today is a day off and the ants are also resting.
The boys found a round seed and began to play football. Real ants saw them and moved their antennae.
Kostya and Yura came out of the bushes and saw ants running along the path, carrying something. They all worked.
The boys wanted to quickly leave, but instinct forced them to move towards the anthill.
28. We are repairing an anthill
The guys did not want to work, but instinct forced them to grab a twig and drag it to the anthill. They began to scurry back and forth to the anthill, dragging various weights. They tried to free themselves from the action of instinct, but nothing worked for them.
And then Venka Smirnov walked past the anthill and poked it with a stick.
It was as if he switched the ants to third gear and they began to intensively restore the anthill.
29. It was probably the only riot of its kind on earth.
Barankin understands that this was not the life he dreamed of. He tries to fight his instinct and decides to start a riot. He throws pine needles and demands that Malinin throw a leaf. Kostya also throws the leaf and the boys run into the bushes. They begin to cast a spell to turn into a human, but then some ants grab them.
30. Unexpected salvation from an unexpected threat.
The old ant began to ask the guys why they weren’t working. Barankin said that today is Sunday and today is a day off. These are the rules in a brick anthill.
The ants made a noise and began to suspect the boys.
And the old ants consulted and said that this was an unheard-of crime and for it these two idler ants were sentenced to death.
Kostya and Yura were dragged away from the anthill.
31. That’s what myrmics are and that’s what Kostya Malinin is.
At this time, the sentinel ant raised the alarm - myrmics appeared. Kostya and Yura climbed onto the flower and began to look from above. They saw huge red ants appear and quickly bite off the heads of the black ones.
Then the guys saw real war ants. Red ants surrounded the black anthill and attacked. But Black did not give up and took advantage of his numerical superiority. The blacks began to crowd out the red ones.
At this time, the boys noticed a huge detachment of redheads who were hurrying to the anthill.
Yura said that he urgently needed to turn into a human, but Kostya grabbed a twig and rushed into the thick of the battle, shouting “Death to the Myrmics!”
32. We get surrounded
Kostya ran towards the myrmics alone with his club at the ready. He would probably have died, but Barankin managed to grab him and drag him into the forest.
But even here they were found by red ants.
Barankin ordered Kostya to climb the flower and urgently turn into a human, and he himself climbed after.
The Mimriks began to climb up the stem after the boys.
33. Ten big ones on two small ones and a spider web.
The red ants persistently climbed onto the flower and Yura beat them with a twig until the twig broke. The boys retreated to the middle of the flower and Kostya flatly refused to turn into a man without a friend.
Then Barankin saw a cobweb over a flower and the guys quickly jumped on it. Yura bit the cobweb and it was blown away by the wind. The red ants did not have time to grab the boys.
From above, the guys saw that the war of the ants had already ended and the blacks, having won, returned to normal work.
The boys began to read the spell, but then the swift grabbed Kostya in flight and carried him away.
Part five. Barankin, be human!
34. Voice from beyond the grave.
Barankin experiences the death of a friend who died as a hero. He discovers that he has turned into a man and goes home without noticing anyone. Yura sits down on a bench and roars at the top of his lungs.
But then he hears a voice that asks why he burst into tears.
35. We exist!
It was Malinin's voice. Barankin decided that his friend was speaking to him from the other world, because he saw how he was eaten by a swift. But Malinin also saw how the swift ate Barankin.
Finally Yura opened his eyes and saw Kostya.
The guys are happy. screaming, feeling each other. they are delighted to be human again.
Then the rest of the guys come and the boys hug them all, shouting, “Man, that sounds proud.”
They are in a hurry to start studying.
On the stairs, Yura sees Venka Smirnov, slaps him on the head and breaks his slingshot.
36. I want to be human forever.
That day Yura and Kostya did homework for four hours. Then they worked excitedly in the school garden.
The next morning, the friends arrive at school first.
The boys' lives change. They begin to study well, correct their failing grades, and everything is fine with them.

Drawings and illustrations for the story "Barankin, be a man!"

Indicate the genre of the work.

∨ poem in five parts and 36 events

Note the main theme of the work.

∨ about friendship

From whose perspective is the story told?

∨ on behalf of Yura Barankin

Guess the words. Write them down.

Malinin

What can you tell us about these heroes?

Yura Barankin - main character, a tireless dreamer and visionary. A lazy student who one day gets tired of being a person, because a person is obliged to work and study all his life. To solve all his problems, he plans to turn into a sparrow, then into a butterfly, then into an ant, expecting that their existence is aimed at the fact that they can do nothing and be lazy all day. Kostya Malinin - best friend Barankina, such an inventor and dreamer. Only thanks to true friendship, which helped the children cope with the difficulties of “inhuman” life, did they understand how great it is to be human!

Why did something incredible, fantastic and even, one might say, supernatural happen to the guys?

∨ They got a D in geometry at the beginning of the school year.

In which section of the newspaper were photographs of Barankin and Malinin placed?

∨ "Humor and Satire"

List the classmates of the main characters that you remember most and explain why.

Zinka Fokina, the head of the class, conspired against the main characters. AND famous phrase: "Barankin, be a man!" belongs to her. Alik Novikov, special photojournalist school wall newspaper, published a photo of Barankin and Malinin in the newspaper. Era Kuzyakin, Chief Editor wall newspapers, believed that " physical work - best vacation after mental work." Mishka Yakovlev, an excellent student, was going to study with Barankin and Malinin to improve his academic performance. Venka Smirnov, stood up for the guys on general meeting, but shot at Barankin and Malinin with a slingshot when they turned into sparrows and tried together with Genkoy Koromyslov hit the guys with a shovel when they turned into butterflies, then destroyed the anthill when Barankin and Malinin turned into ants.

Color the pictures that could be illustrations for this work.

By what “system” did Barankin and Malinin turn into animals?

∨ They cast a spell and had a real wish.

Who didn't the main characters turn into?

What do you think the word "compatriot" means?

∨ A person who shares a common fatherland with someone.

Restore the sentences from the fairy tale.

And there's still a whole lot ahead human life and such a hard school year... And tomorrow is such a hard Sunday!..

It was enough to look once to be convinced that the life of birds and various insects was carefree and simply wonderful...

My profile was the exact opposite of an eagle's. I had a snub nose.

This means that if you really want it, you can really achieve anything and achieve anything!

Man - that sounds proud!

What did the boys have to do in their new appearance? Make matches.

Fly away from	sparrow
escape from	cats
Hide from the boy with	slingshot
Disguise among	colors
Learn to twist	nests
fight for	birdhouse
Fight with	myrmics
Run away into the bushes from	bees
Fly away from the girls with	nets
Repair	anthill

Guess what other works were written by Valery Vladimirovich Medvedev. You might want to read them too.

YKNNNOVOBONYY LYKAVEN

Introduction about the author.
V. Medvedev's story appeared more than 40 years ago (1961). But among those on whom its publication depended, a dispute arose: to publish the story about Barankina or return it to the author.
Many people were confused by this fairy tale - not a fairy tale, just a fable. Ordinary obstinate guys, inveterate losers, without the intervention of any wizards, with the help of simple spells invented by them themselves, turn into... sparrows, then into... butterflies, and then into... ants.

Fortunately, the book was published and has become a favorite of children for several generations.
The book went through a number of editions; it has been translated into more than 20 languages. A cartoon was filmed, and even an operetta appeared.
Years passed, and the author decided to continue the adventures of Barankin. The second part appeared, entitled “The Super-Adventures of a Super-Cosmonaut.”
Both stories by Valery Medvedev are full of humor and fantasy.

Let us also call on our imagination to the rescue and take a ride on the literary carousel.
Elephants, horses, camels, monkeys are waiting for their children friends. But our fabulous literary carousel has its own characters. Who will ride what will be determined by lot:
- who is on butterflies,
- who is on the sparrows,
- who is on the ants.

IN bon voyage, our literary carousel!

Each team takes turns answering questions.

1. What was the name of the section in the wall newspaper where photographs of Barankin and Malinin were posted? / "Humor and satire."

2. “How in opera it turns out...” What is this about? / On Sunday morning - a lesson with M. Yakovlev, and then - planting trees.“Well, it turns out, it means, like in an opera, it turns out... “No sleep, no rest for the tormented soul!”
3. What inscription was on the wall of the house where Barankin lived? /Baranka is an unfortunate dreamer!!!
4. Who was hiding under the guise of a sparrow with blue eyes? /Kostya Malinin.
5. What trials did the “humanoid butterflies” face? /Sparrow; boys (“Crush the Silkworm”); hunger: vegetable gardens are being poisoned; bees, hibernation; young people
6. By whom and for what were the ants Kostya and Yura punished? / They stopped work and went to bed. Council of the Elder Ants.
7. Continue the comparison (according to Barankin):
"I'm sitting on a bench with eyes closed, I have goosebumps all over my body, like crazy ones, running around like... / the guys are on a big break."

(When answering, you can use the text).

8. “Kostya worked like.../ the most real ant."
9. “Barankin! Are you flying like... /a pie with cabbage?/ Press all the pedals. Nectar is coming!
10. “Steam was pouring out of me, and my heart was jumping like ... / lid on a boiling kettle."

1. Who owns the words: “Oh, you ruined such a beautiful newspaper? / Era Kuzyakina - editor-in-chief of the wall newspaper.
2. “Whose cow would moo, as they say, but his would be silent.” To whom would these words of Yura and Kostya be addressed and why? /Addressed to Venka Smirnov. This Venka's performance last year was even worse than that of Barankin and Malinin.
3. Barankin suggested that Malinin spend Sunday like a human being. How is it? /“That means for real. Let’s give ourselves a real day off, and take a rest, as we should, from this arithmetic, from Mishka Yakovlev... let’s take a rest from everything in the world.”
4. “Chap-chap-nonsense notation” - what is it about? . /Old man (= old sparrow) rolled his eyes and began to tweet about how diligent and obedient the little sparrows were in his time, how smart they all were, how they weren’t foolish, but now they’re all foolish.
5. What terrible death was the class leader, Zinka Fokina, preparing for Kostya? / “We’ll catch it - and put it in the stain, then in the dryer, then in the straightener...”
6. Why did Kostya get into a fight with the red ants? Instinct? /No. A man spoke in Kostya. Injustice.

7. “Muska!” - I had time to think and rushed with all my might to the side and up towards the acacia... I flew like .../stone from a slingshot.”

8. “I climbed the hind legs. I straightened my tired back. And he shouted loudly to the whole field, like .../Peter I near Poltava.”
9. “The butterfly hummed threateningly and butted me, then it rested its head on my head and squeezed me out of the flower, like .../toothpaste from a tube.”
10. “There were a lot of flowers in the flowerbed - beautiful, white, and blue - and from all of them there was such a wonderful nectar smell, like... / from mom’s cookies in the kitchen.”

1. What proposal did Yura Barankin have in this regard? /“I propose to remove our cards so that the newspaper will be beautiful again! Or in as a last resort, cross out the slogan! - “Study only for “good” and “excellent” grades.
2. What verbs rained down on the unfortunate head of Yu. Barankin from morning to evening? / Wake up, get dressed, go, fetch, take, buy, sweep, help, teach, don’t fidget, don’t cheat, don’t be rude, don’t be late...
3. How did Yura Barankin realize that he had turned into a sparrow? /Inhuman thoughts began to appear: chirp a little in sparrow language; inhuman desires and intentions: to fly up from a bench and fly through the air a little, then to sit on the very top of a birch tree, then to live a little in a birdhouse, to peck oats...
4. Under what circumstances did the sparrow Barankin use the “barrel” combat technique? / Fight for the birdhouse.
5. “We wanted to move away from the anthill, but here something happened to us
6. strange thing…" Which? / Instinct
7. “I covered my face with my hands and roared, roared for the first time in my life.” Why did Barankin roar? / Lost a friend.
8. “The sparrows began to scold Kostya and me even louder, and our “mommy” gave us such a beating that the fluff flew out of Kostya and me like... /from pillows.”
9. “He was sitting on the bank of a puddle, all smeared with flower pollen, one of his wings stuck out, and the other hung like.../ a dog's ear."
10. “Kostya Malinin stood tensely next to me, but then suddenly spun in place, like.../ a dog that wants to catch itself by the tail.”
11. “I think I’m starting to go crazy from this hunger. To come to my senses, I took it and shook myself, like.../ dog after bathing.

1. Name nicknames - teasers. /Example minister - M. Yakovlev;
photo - Count, Your Manifestation - Alik;
youths - lunatics,
Yakovlev is from a family of excellent students).
2. What spells sounded from the lips of Yura and Kostya?

I don't want to study, I want to be a bird! I'm sure the sparrow lives without worries! Here I am! Here I am turning into a sparrow!

I'm sure the moth lives without worries! Here I am! Here I am! I'm turning into a moth!
I don’t want to be a moth either night or day! Everyone in the world is better off being a drone, of course.
Oh, mommy! I don't want to be a butterfly! It's good to be creepy! Butterfly is not good!

3. Which one is the most important?

Not at night! Not during the day! Don't want! Be! An ant!
I want! Forever!
Being human!

The characters in the book understood simple truth- It's wonderful to be human.
Sometimes we get tired, we want to get rid of everyday hassles, it seems to us that in this world someone lives cheerfully and carefree. But that's not true.

And at the end - a surprise: crispy bagels and a cartoon.

Good luck, our literary carousel!
Each team takes turns answering questions.

1. What was the name of the section in the wall newspaper where photographs of Barankin and Malinin were posted? / "Humor and satire."
2. “How in opera it turns out...” What is this about? / On Sunday morning - a lesson with M. Yakovlev, and then - planting trees.“Well, it turns out, it means, like in an opera, it turns out... “No sleep, no rest for the tormented soul!”
3. What inscription was on the wall of the house where Barankin lived? /Baranka is an unfortunate dreamer!!!
4. Who was hiding under the guise of a sparrow with blue eyes? / Kostya Malinin.
5. What trials did the “humanoid butterflies” face? /Sparrow; boys (“Crush the Silkworm”); hunger: vegetable gardens are being poisoned; bees, hibernation; young people
6. By whom and for what were the ants Kostya and Yura punished? / They stopped work and went to bed. Council of the Elder Ants.
7. Continue the comparison (according to Barankin):
“I’m sitting on a bench with my eyes closed, I have goosebumps all over my body, like crazy ones, running around like... / the guys are on a big break."

(When answering, you can use the text).

7. “Muska!” - I had time to think and rushed with all my might to the side and up towards the acacia... I flew like .../stone from a slingshot.”
8. “I stood up on my hind legs. I straightened my tired back. And he shouted loudly to the whole field, like .../Peter I near Poltava.”
9. “The butterfly hummed threateningly and butted me, then it rested its head on my head and squeezed me out of the flower, like .../toothpaste from a tube.”
10. “There were a lot of flowers in the flowerbed - beautiful, white, and blue - and from all of them there was such a wonderful nectar smell, like... / from mom’s cookies in the kitchen.”

1. What proposal did Yura Barankin have in this regard? /“I propose to remove our cards so that the newspaper will be beautiful again! Or, as a last resort, cross out the slogan! - “Study only for “good” and “excellent” grades.
2. What verbs rained down on the unfortunate head of Yu. Barankin from morning to evening? / ^ Wake up, get dressed, go, fetch, take, buy, sweep, help, teach, don’t fidget, don’t cheat, don’t be rude, don’t be late...
3. How did Yura Barankin realize that he had turned into a sparrow? /Inhuman thoughts began to appear: chirp a little in sparrow language; inhuman desires and intentions: to fly up from a bench and fly through the air a little, then to sit on the very top of a birch tree, then to live a little in a birdhouse, to peck oats...
4. Under what circumstances did the sparrow Barankin use the “barrel” combat technique? / Fight for the birdhouse.
5. “We wanted to move away from the anthill, but here something happened to us
6. an incomprehensible thing...” What? / Instinct
7. “I covered my face with my hands and roared, roared for the first time in my life.” Why did Barankin roar? / Lost a friend.
8. “The sparrows began to scold Kostya and me even louder, and our “mommy” gave us such a beating that the fluff flew out of Kostya and me like... /from pillows.”
9. “He was sitting on the bank of a puddle, all smeared with flower pollen, one of his wings stuck out, and the other hung like.../ a dog's ear."
10. “Kostya Malinin stood tensely next to me, but then suddenly spun in place, like.../ a dog that wants to catch itself by the tail.”
11. “I think I’m starting to go crazy from this hunger. To come to my senses, I took it and shook myself, like.../ dog after bathing.

I don't want to study, I want to be a bird! I'm sure the sparrow lives without worries! Here I am! Here I am turning into a sparrow!
I'm sure the moth lives without worries! Here I am! Here I am! I'm turning into a moth!
I don’t want to be a moth either night or day! Everyone in the world is better off being a drone, of course.
Oh, mommy! I don't want to be a butterfly! It's good to be creepy! Butterfly is not good!

3. Which one is the most important?
Not at night! Not during the day! Don't want! Be! An ant!
I want! Forever!
Being human!

The heroes of the book understood a simple truth - It’s wonderful to be human.
Sometimes we get tired, we want to get rid of everyday hassles, it seems to us that in this world someone lives cheerfully and carefree. But that's not true.

And at the end - a surprise: crispy bagels and a cartoon.