Preschoolers from Pskov learned the secrets of local fairy tales in the library “Dialogue”

Within the framework of the Year of the Unity of the Peoples of Russia, the pupils of kindergarten No. 11 visited the Pskov library “Dialogue”, where they held a cognitive lesson “Here it is – a Pskov fairy tale!”. The event was aimed at familiarizing children with the unique folklore of their native land, the Center for Business Information reports with reference to the organizers.

The librarians began the meeting with a conversation: the children shared their favorite stories, after which they watched a staged Russian folk tale “Repka” using a finger theater. Then the specialists told preschoolers about the peculiarities of local folklore. The main difference of Pskov fairy tales was called a unique dialect, which gives stories a special soulfulness and closeness to the listener.

The guests listened to two authentic stories - "About Grandpa and Grandma, or the Bull - a tar barrel" and "How the goat went after the snares, and the goat after the nuts." Thematic games helped to consolidate knowledge: the guys guessed riddles and collected puzzles based on the heard works. As a result, young readers came to the conclusion that Pskov fairy tales not only teach good, but also introduce the beauty of their native land.