In Simferopol for schoolchildren held a program “Crimea is our common good home”

Simferopol library-branch No4 named after M.M. Kotsyubinsky held for students of 3-4 classes of gymnasium No9 named after Hero of the Soviet Union V.A. Karlov literary and local lore program "Crimea is our common good home". The event was dedicated to the Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia.

The meeting began with a parable that the Crimea is like a bunch of grapes: the inhabitants of the peninsula of different nationalities, with their own traditions and customs, live as one friendly family. The organizers recalled that the Republic of Crimea is one of the most multinational regions of Russia, where for centuries the languages and cultures of more than one hundred and seventy peoples have intertwined.

On the emblem of the republic is written “Prosperity in unity!”, and this means that only in the commonwealth of all nations can the Crimean land be made rich and prosperous.

The game part of the program included the quiz “For everyone you are the Crimea, and for me you are the Motherland!”, the game “Crimea is the territory of culinary traditions” and work with the map of the peninsula “Fairy-tale places of our Small Motherland”. Each class also completed the task of “Collect a speech”, combining the phrases “We love Crimea” and “We are Crimeans”.

Information support was the book exhibition “Inflorescence of the peoples of Crimea”. It presented local history publications “Our house under the blue roof” V.N. Orlov, L.V. Ogurtsova and Yu.A. Polyakov, “We live in the Crimea” E.F. Osminkina, the collection “I am proud that I am a Crimean”, two volumes “Crimea”. The Inflorescence of National Cultures, Legends of the Crimea and the popular science publication Russia by L.V. Klyushnik.

This is my edge! This is our homeland!

This is a beautiful mysterious Crimea!

The minarets of mosques rise,

The church dome shines in the distance

This is my Crimea! And the whole planet

No, and will not be native to the earth!