Aibolit. Doctor Aibolit's birthday Who saved Aibolit and his animals from prison

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1. What animals lived with Dr. Aibolit?

(There are hares in the room, a squirrel in the closet, a crow in the sideboard, a hedgehog on the sofa, white mice in the chest, Kiki the duck, Abba the dog, Oink-oink the pig, Korudo the parrot, Bumbo the owl.)

3. From whom and why did Chichi the monkey run away?

(From the evil organ grinder, because he dragged her everywhere on a rope and beat her. Her neck hurt.)

4. Who saved Aibolit and his animals from prison?

(Parrot Korudo.)

5. Whom did the monkeys send for Dr. Aibolit?

(Swallow.)

6. Who saved Oink-Oink and Chichi during the shipwreck?

(Crocodile.)

7. What gift did the cured African animals give to Dr. Aibolit?

(Pulling.)

8. Where was Varvara relocated so that she would no longer offend anyone?

(To a deserted island.)

9. What feat did the Korudo parrot perform when everyone was captured by Barmaley?

(He pulled out the key to the prison from the sleeping Barmaley.)

10. Who found the fisherman, Penta's father, in how many days and how?

(Dog Abba, for 3 days. A west wind blew from the sea and it smelled of tobacco and herring.)

11. What did Aibolit treat in a moth?

(Burned wing.)

(There were large stones on the island, behind which the pirates hid, and behind a large rock their ship.)

13. What did the fishermen give to Aibolit for the victory over the pirates?

(Ship.)

14. What is the difference between the Pulley and other animals?

(He has two heads: in front and behind. When one head is sleeping, the other is not sleeping.)

15. Where did Aibolit take the ship to return home?

(I took it from Barmaley.)

16. Who did not believe that the dog Abba would find the fisherman?

(Pig Oink-Oink.)

17. Whom did Dr. Aibolit and his animals find in the cave?

(Boy Pento, son of a fisherman.)

18. Who showed the way to Aibolit's ship to Africa?

(Martin.)

19. Names of children who helped the doctor?

(Vanya and Tanya.)

20. What word did Aibolit repeat on the way to Africa?

(Limpopo, Limpopo, Limpopo!)

21. On whom did Aibolit and his friends travel to Africa?

(Wolves, whale, eagles.)

22. How did the pirates know that Dr. Aibolit was sailing on their ship?

(Pig Oink-Oink caught a cold and sneezed.)

23. Who gave the ship to Aibolit for a trip to Africa?

(Robinson.)

24. How did Aibolit and his animals survive during the shipwreck?

(The crocodile put everyone on his broad back and swam to the shore.)

25. Who captured Aibolit and his animals?

(To Barmaley.)

Conclusion

Patient's alarm cry “Ai! Hurts!"turned into the most affectionate name in the world for a fabulous doctor, very kind, because he heals with chocolate and eggnog, rushes to help through snow and hail, overcomes steep mountains and raging seas, selflessly fights against the bloodthirsty Barmaley, frees from pirate captivity the boy Penta and his father, a fisherman, protects the poor and sick monkey Chichi from the terrible organ grinder ... while saying only one thing:

« Oh if I don't get there If I get lost along the way What will become of them, the sick, With my forest animals?»

Of course, everyone loves Aibolit: animals, fish, birds, boys and girls...

And we fell in love with this glorious doctor, and now we are trying to be the same as the good doctor Aibolit!

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Application

1. Video tour to the Volgograd Agricultural University.

We watched a video tour of the Volgograd Agricultural University and learned that a doctor who treats animals is called a veterinarian.

Learned new words:

Vivarium (lat. vivarium - from vivus - live) - a room for keeping laboratory animals.

Vet ( lat. veterinarius - a specialist in veterinary medicine. Veterinarian.

Veterinary medicine is the science that studies diseases of livestock and how to treat them.

2. "Our cute, fluffy, feathered ... beloved friends"

• Dr. Aibolit is the best friend of animals. We found out that every student in our class has pets.
• We spent a class hour, at which each student told about his little friend.
• They built houses for animals.
• Made a wall newspaper Our cute, fluffy, feathered... beloved friends»

3. Action "Feed the birds in winter"

We all, like Dr. Aibolit, love animals very much and take care of them. And decided to help the little birds. It is very cold in winter and they do not have enough food.

• We made bird feeders with my parents.
• They hung feeders in the school yard.
• We feed birds during cold weather.
• Learned Yashin's poem " Feed the birds in winter».

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AIBOLIT

The hero of the fairy tale in verse "Aibolit" (1929) and the prose work "Doctor Aibolit (according to Hugh Lofting)" by K.I. Chukovsky. The alarming cry of the patient “Ai! Hurts!" turned into the most affectionate name in the world. A. is a fabulous doctor, very kind, because he treats with chocolate and gogo-lem-mogul. He rushes to help through snow and hail, overcomes steep mountains and raging seas, saying only one thing: “Oh, if I don’t reach, // If I get lost on the way, // What will become of them, with the sick, // With my animals forest?" Dr. A. from a prose fairy tale is the very embodiment of kindness and sweet adventurism: he selflessly fights the bloodthirsty Barmaley, frees the boy Penta and his fisherman father from pirate captivity, and is not afraid to protect the poor and sick monkey Chichi from the terrible organ grinder. For this, A. is loved by all animals, fish and birds, boys and girls. Chukovsky teaches young readers justice, respect for humans and animals, talking about the good deeds of Dr. A. and his true friends. The plot about Dr. A. was embodied in children's matinees, cartoons, as well as in the film by R.A. Bykov "Aibolit-66", which combined a parody and a parable. N.I. Korotkova (lit. heroes)

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• NOVOSIBIRSK YOUTH THEATER in the Big Encyclopedic Dictionary:
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• BYKOV ROLAND ANATOLYEVICH in the Big Encyclopedic Dictionary:
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It is not difficult to guess that the alarming cry of the patient “Ai! Hurts!" turned into the most affectionate name in the world for a fabulous doctor, very kind, because he heals with chocolate and eggnog, rushes to help through snow and hail, overcomes steep mountains and raging seas, selflessly fights against the bloodthirsty Barmaley, frees a boy from pirate captivity Penta and his father, a fisherman, protects the poor and sick monkey Chichi from the terrible organ grinder ... while saying only one thing:

"Oh, if I don't get there,
If I get lost along the way
What will become of them, the sick,
With my forest animals?

Of course, everyone loves Aibolit: animals, fish, birds, boys and girls...

Dr. Aibolit has an English "predecessor" - Dr. Dolittle invented by the writer Hugh Lofting .

HISTORY OF THE CREATION OF FAIRY TALES

Each book has its own fascinating story.

"Dr. Aibolit" K.I. Chukovsky written on the basis of the plot of fairy tales by an English writer Hugh Loftinga about Dr. Doolittle ("The Doctor Dolittle Story", "The Adventures of Doctor Dolittle", "Doctor Dolittle and his Beasts" ).

THE PLOT OF A FAIRY TALE

To the good doctorAibolitu come for treatment and "and a cow, and a she-wolf, and a bug, and a worm, and a bear". But suddenly the children got sick Hippo, And Dr. Aibolit goes to Africa, reaching which, he repeatedly risks his life: either the wave is ready to swallow him, or the mountains "go under the clouds". And in Africa, the animals are waiting for their savior - Dr. Aibolit .

Finally he is in Africa:
Ten nights Aibolit
Doesn't eat, doesn't drink, doesn't sleep
ten nights in a row

He heals the unfortunate beast
And puts and puts them thermometers.
And so he cured them all.
Everyone is healthy, everyone is happy, everyone is laughing and dancing.

A Hippo sings:
“Glory, glory to Aibolit!
Glory to the good doctors!

PROTOTYPE OF DOCTOR AIBOLIT

1. What animals lived with Dr. Aibolit?

(There are hares in the room, a squirrel in the closet, a crow in the sideboard, a hedgehog on the sofa, white mice in the chest, Kiki the duck, Abba the dog, Oink-oink the pig, Korudo the parrot, Bumbo the owl.)

2. How many animal languages ​​did Aibolit know?

3. From whom and why did Chichi the monkey run away?

(From the evil organ grinder, because he dragged her everywhere on a rope and beat her. Her neck hurt.)