Presentation quiz on Lindgren's creativity. Presentation for primary school "A. Lindgren" Kid and Carlson "". Who is Astrid Lindgren

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"Andersen of our days" -

This is what they call her in her home country and abroad. Like the Danish writer, Lindgren's fairy-tale works are close to folk art, the connection between fantasy and the truth of life is felt in them. And fabulous, magical is born in Lindgren's books from the game, from the invention of the child himself.

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The beginning of the work path

At 17, Astrid took up journalism, worked for a local newspaper. Then she moved to Stockholm, was educated as a stenographer and worked as a secretary in various metropolitan firms. In 1931, Astrid Ericsson married and became Astrid Lindgren.

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The birth of Peppy

Astrid Lindgren, jokingly, recalled that one of the reasons that prompted her to write were the cold Stockholm winters, the illness of Karin's daughter, who kept asking her mother about something. It was then that mother and daughter came up with a mischievous girl with red pigtails.

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Peppy's incredible success

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Then there were stories about Malysh and Karlson (1955-1968), Rasmus the tramp (1956), the trilogy about Emil from Lenneberg (1963-1970), the books "The Brothers Lionheart" (1979), "Ronya, the robber's daughter" (1981) etc. Her books were loved not only by children, but also by adults all over the world.

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Russia and Astrid Lindgren

Soviet readers discovered Astrid Lindgren back in the 1950s, and her first book translated into Russian was the story "The Kid and Carlson Who Lives on the Roof."

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Visiting Carlson

Do you know where the world's only monument to this fat man with a propeller on his back is located? Not Stockholm or Malmö, but in Odessa. It is installed in the courtyard of the Dominion company, 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.

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Awards and awards

Among the most important are the GH Andersen Prize, the Lewis Carroll Prize, UNESCO awards, various governments, and the Silver Bear. Lindgren not only wrote books, but also actively fought for children's rights. She believed that they should be raised without corporal punishment and violence.

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Named Astrid ...

* Named one of the minor planets. * There will be Astrid Lindgren Street in Stockholm. * International Traveling Book Exhibition. * In 2000, the Swedes named their compatriot "Woman of the Century".

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Astrid Lindgren Museum

Astrid Lindgren's books in her museum.

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Astrid Lindgren's books are translated in all corners of the globe, and the heroes of the works speak almost forty-five languages, including Russian. She is the recipient of many Swedish national and international awards.

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Bibliography:

1944 - Britt-Marie pours out her soul 1945 - Cherstin and I 1945 - Pippi settles in the "Chicken" villa 1946 - Pippi is getting ready to go 1946 - Kalle Blumkvist plays 1947 - We are all from Bullerby 1948 - Pippi in the country of fun 1949 - About children from Bullerby 1949 - Little Nils Carlson 1950 - Lively Kaisa (or: Kaisa Zadorochka) 1950 - Kati in America 1951 - Kalle Blumkvist takes risks 1952 - Lives merrily in Bullerby 1952 - Kati in Italy 1953 - Kalle Blumkvist and Rasmus 1954 - Mio, my Mio! 1954 - Katie in Paris 1955 - The Kid and Carlson, Who Lives on the Roof 1956 - Rasmus the Tramp 1957 - Rasmus, Pontus and the Fool 1958 - Children from Buzoter Street 1959 - Sunny Meadow (or: Southern Meadow) 1960 - Madiken 1961 - Lotta with Streets Buzoterov 1962 - Karlson, who lives on the roof, flew in again 1963 - Emil from Lönneberg 1964 - We are on the island of Salkrok 1966 - New tricks of Emil from Lönneberg 1968 - Carlson, who lives on the roof, plays pranks again 1970 - Emil from Lönneberg is still alive ! 1971 - My inventions * 1973 - Samuel August from Sevedstorp and Hanna from Hult 1976 - Madiken and Pims from Junibakken 1979 - Pippi Longstocking arranges a Christmas tree * 1981 - Ronya, the robber's daughter 1984 - How little Ida decided to play pranks * 1985 - Emile's leprosy No. 325 * 1986 - "Let's not waste time on trifles," said Emil from Lönneberg * 1987 - Assar Bubble * 1991 - How Lisabeth shoved a pea in her nose * Books marked with * were not published in Russian.

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Stories and stories

1950 Good night, Tramp! 1950 My gold (Golden girl - another translation) 1950 Who is higher! 1950 Kaisa Zadorochka (Lively Kaisa - another translation) 1950 Merit 1950 Some animals for Kalya-Paralytica (Something alive for Kalya-kolchenozhka - another translation) 1950 Pelle moves to the toilet 1950 Smoland bullfighter 1950 Older sister and younger brother 1950 Under cherries 1950 A few words about Sammelagusta 1954 Mio, my Mio! (+ Ukrainian translation) 1956 Rasmus the tramp (+ Ukrainian translation) 1957 Rasmus, Pontus and the Fool 1973 Brothers Lionheart (+ other translation, + Ukrainian translation) 1981 Roni, the robber's daughter (Ronya, the robber's daughter - another translation, + Ukrainian version of the translation) Samuel August from Sevedstorp and Hannah from Hult (the story of A. Lindgren's parents)

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1949 Beloved Sister 1949 In the Land Between Light and Dark (In a Twilight Land - another translation) 1949 There are no robbers in the forest! (There are no robbers in the forest - another translation) 1949 Mirabelle (Mirabelle - another translation) 1949 Little Nils Carlson (+ another translation) 1949 Peter and Petra (+ another translation) 1949 The Merry Cuckoo (Girlfriend Cuckoo - another translation) 1949 One night in May, Elf and a handkerchief) 1949 The princess who did not want to play with dolls (The princess who did not want to play with dolls - another translation) 1959 Juncker Nils from Eka 1959 Does my linden ring, does my nightingale sing ... (Does it sound my linden, is the nightingale singing - another translation) 1959 Sunny meadow (South Meadow - another translation) 1959 Knock-knock (Knock-knock-knock - another translation)

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Screen adaptations

1968 - Kid and Carlson (dir. Boris Stepantsov) 1970 - Carlson returned (dir. Boris Stepantsev) 1971 - Kid and Karlson, who lives on the roof (dir. Valentin Pluchek, Margarita Mikaelyan), film performance 1974 - Emil from Lenneberg ( dir. Olle Hellbom) 1976 - The Adventures of Kalle the Detective (dir. Arunas Gebrunas) 1977 - The Lionheart Brothers (dir. Olle Hellbom) 1978 - Rasmus the Tramp (film) (dir. Maria Muat) 1984 - Pippi Longstocking (dir. Margarita Mikaelyan) 1985 - Tricks of the tomboy (directed by Varis Brasla) 1987 - Mio, my Mio (dir., Vladimir Grammatikov)

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Sorceress from Sweden
Astrid Lindgren

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“Children cannot live without the sun, forest and grass, birch bark boats and toy huts. Children should play, enjoy life, be happy ”Astrid Lindgren

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Rogue Ronnie, and Peppy, and Carlson have long been loved by all the children of the Earth. And how much fun, kindness and slyness They found wonderful in Lindgren's books.

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It all started when snow fell on the street in Stockholm. And the most ordinary housewife named Astrid Lindgren slipped and injured her leg. Lying in bed proved to be desperately boring, and Fru Lindgren decided to write a book. Not for print, of course. Astrid was a sane woman and knew that hardly any publisher would want to tinker with her essay. Fru Lindgren wrote her book for her daughter Karin and ... for another child. The same girl she was about twenty years ago.

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At the time, Lindgren's name was not Lindgren at all, but Astrid Erickson. Astrid was born on November 14, 1907. She lived with her parents in an estate called Nes. And she was delightfully, incredibly happy. Probably because love lived in the Nes estate. The one about which the troubadours and minstrels once composed songs. One day, a boy named Erickson (you guessed it, it was Astrid's father) saw a fair-haired girl with bangs at the fair. From then on, Samuel August could only think of Hannah.

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Yes, it was great to be the daughter of the Ericksons! And it was also great in the winter, together with my brother and sisters, to wallow in the snow until exhaustion, in the summer to lie on the stones heated by the sun, inhale the smell of hay and listen to the singing of the corncrake. And then play, play from morning until evening. “It's amazing how we didn't play to death,” Lindgren later recalled with a smile. But ... any, even the longest holiday ever comes to an end. So Astrid once was surprised to find that she had already grown up.

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And since her parents did not notice this, Fröken Erikson decided to start an independent life. She entered the newspaper of the nearby town of Vimmerby as a proofreader and was the first girl in the area to cut her long hair. When Astrid was eighteen, she went in search of work to the capital of Sweden - Stockholm. It was there that the girl felt really bad. In Stockholm, she had no relatives, no friends, no money. “I am lonely and poor. Lonely because it is so, and poor because all my property consists of one Danish era. I dread the coming winter,” she wrote to her brother Gunnar.

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But fate still smiled at Astrid. After a long search, Fröken Erikson found a job with the Royal Society of Motorists. And a few months later she married her boss, Sture Lindgren. This is how the clerk Fröken Erikson became the housewife Fru Lindgren. The very inconspicuous housewife who once wrote a book for her daughter. Well, and then ... then the persistent child persuaded his mother to send this story to the publishing house.

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The miracle, alas, did not happen. The story of Pippi Longstocking seemed too strange to the editor and took its place in the desk drawer again. But for some reason Astrid was not embarrassed. Her new book - "Britt-Marie Pours Out Her Soul" - she bravely sent to one of the Swedish literary competitions. And, frankly, quite unexpectedly for myself, she received the first prize there. It was then that Lindgren fully understood what happiness it is to be able to write. And that all the hardships and failures in her life - in essence, "trifles, a matter of everyday life."

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The idea of \u200b\u200b"Carlson Who Lives on the Roof" was also suggested by her daughter. Astrid drew attention to Karin's funny story that when the girl is left alone, a small cheerful man flies into her room through the window, who hides behind a picture if adults enter. This is how Karlson appeared - a handsome, smart and moderately well-fed man in his prime.

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Now she dreamed every evening that a new day would begin as soon as possible and the moment came when she could sit down at her desk and be alone with her heroes. To see where Carlson went, to admire Emil's new trick, together with the children from the village of Bullerby, swim in the lake for the first time this summer. And most importantly - to feel again like a blond girl with pigtails tied with "pretzels" ...

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I don't want to write for adults! These words became the credo of her life and work. She wanted to write only for children, because she absolutely shared the point of view of the wonderful French writer Antoine de Saint-Exupery that all people come from childhood.

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She, along with the heroes of her books, taught children that "if you do not live out of habit, the whole life will be a day!"

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Since then, Astrid has written one book after another. And ... one after another to receive awards: the Niels Holgersson medal, the Order of the Smile, an honorary doctorate from the University of Linkoping, the Lewis Carroll award, the Silver Bear ... And one day Lindgren learned that she would be awarded the most important award of storytellers - the Gold Medal Hans Christian Andersen.

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Order of the Smile
Medal G.H. Andersen

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This happened in Italy, in Florence. The sun shone over the Palazzo Vecchio, and heralds in medieval robes sounded fanfare. Astrid was happy about the holiday like a child, and probably did not remember at all the day when it snowed on the street in Stockholm ...

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Lindgren not only wrote books, but also actively fought for children's rights. She believed that they should be raised without corporal punishment and violence.

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In Russia, the writer was awarded the Leo Tolstoy Medal, awarded to the most outstanding educators of children in the world. Almost all of Astrid Lindgren's literary works have been filmed and used for theatrical performances. Astrid Lindgren is rightfully considered one of the best storytellers in Scandinavia.

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It is not for nothing that in her native country the writer was called "Andersen of our days", and in the world - "a sorceress from Sweden." In Stockholm, Astrid Lindgren has a monument during her lifetime.

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Do you know where the only monument in the world to the fat Carlson with a propeller on the back is located? Not in Stockholm and not in Malmo, but in Odessa. It is installed in the courtyard of the Dominion company, 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.

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Every year, in September, Carlson's birthday is celebrated near it, to which children from the nearest orphanages are invited. On behalf of the birthday boy, they are treated to fruits, sweets and, of course, the favorite dish of the fairytale hero - jam from a large glass jar.

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Lindgren's heroes are distinguished by spontaneity, inquisitiveness, inventiveness. Mischief is combined with kindness, seriousness. The fabulous and the fantastic coexist with the real pictures of the life of an ordinary Swedish town.

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In the heart of Stockholm, on Jurgoden Island, there is Astrid Lindgren's Children's Fairytale Museum. It is called Junibacken.

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Junibakken is not just a museum, it is a real world of fairy tales. Here, by train, you can ride through fabulous places, meeting with heroes who have loved from childhood. To be a guest in the eccentric Peppy's house, in which children are allowed everything and even a little more. Usually, a journey into the fairy-tale world begins from Fairy Tales Square, where the heroes of many famous children's books live in small colorful houses. It is better to take a special train to the fairy-tale heroes of Astrid Lindgren, making stops in the most interesting places, allowing children to become guests of Carlson, Pippi, to watch the battle between the Lionheart brothers and the Dragon.

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Works by Astrid Lindgren
1944 Britt-Marie Pours Out Her Soul; 1945 Pippi Longstocking; Kalle Blumkvist; “We are all from Bullerby”; 1949 "Little Nils Carlson"; 1950 "Katy in America"; "The famous detective Kalle Blumkvist"; "Katy in Italy"; 1954 "Katy in Paris"; "Mio, my Mio"; 1955 "The Kid and Carlson Who Lives on the Roof"; "Rasmus the Tramp";

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1957 "Rasmus, Pontus and the Foolish"; 1958 "Children from Buzoter Street"; 1960 Madiken; 1963 "Emil from Lönneberg"; 1962 "Carlson, who lives on the roof, has flown again"; 1964 “We are on the Saltkrok Island”; 1966 "New tricks of Emil from Lönneberg"; 1968 "Carlson, who lives on the roof, is playing pranks again"; 1973 "Brothers Lionheart"; 1976 Ida and Emil from Lönneberg; 1979 Pippi Longstocking arranges a Christmas tree "; 1981 Roni, The Robber's Daughter;

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The writer died on January 28, 2002 in Stockholm. Astrid Lindgren is one of the world's most famous children's writers. Her works are imbued with fantasy and love for children. Many of them have been translated into over 70 languages \u200b\u200band published in over 100 countries. In Sweden, she became a living legend, as she entertained, inspired and consoled more than one generation of readers, and significantly influenced the development of children's literature.

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Quiz

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Where does this laugh and scream come from? Who dared to make noise here? Yes, it is Karlson the mischievous man. He came to visit us! They asked him to keep quiet a little. No, where is there, In a hurry to make riddles He to all the guys
What hung up their noses, Saddened, kids? I'll start the propeller, I'll come to you straight from the roof. Where are the buns, jam, cake? Carlson will quickly sweep everything away. And then play naughty after me! I'm awfully groovy!

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YOU FRIENDS GET TO KNOW US!
In the Svanteson family album, we found several photographs, three of them were signed. Guess who wrote it: I was a housekeeper And I did business seriously. And now the housewife: They all lead me by the nose!

Carlson, don't fly away!

Quiz game based on A. Lindgren's book "The Kid and Carlson Who Lives on the Roof"

Compiled and prepared:

Librarian of GKOU "Lyudinovskaya special

boarding school for orphans of the VIII type. "

Frolova I.F.

I Who is this?

A small plump self-confident man, and besides, he can fly.

« I'm not the most ordinary at all, ”says (he). But this is certainly not true. After all, there are so many boys in the world who are seven years old, who have blue eyes, unwashed ears and pants torn at the knees, that there is nothing to doubt: (he) is the most ordinary boy.

• "(He is) fifteen years old, and he is more willing to stand in the football goal than at the blackboard .."

• Kid's Brother - Boss

• "(She is) fourteen years old, and her braids are exactly the same as those of the most ordinary girls."

• Toddler's Sister - Bethan

• A stern, tall lady with multiple chins and furious eyes.

• Freken Bock

• It fluttered out of the closet, dressed in white clothes that the Kid had sewn with his own hands. With a dull and mysterious sigh, it soared up to the ceiling and whirled around the chandelier.

• Casting-Carlson

• Who sang this song and when:

Hooray! Hooray! Hooray!

Great game!

I am handsome and clever

And dexterous and strong!

I like to play, I like to chew.

• Carlson, when he was building a tower of blocks

The best in the world…

• Inventor
• Flyer
• Bringing
• Steam engine specialist
• Builder

• The composition of the Kid's family.

• What way did Carlson invented to get rid of a bad mood?

• (Get a gift)

• What should be checked with the steam engine to find out if it is working properly?

• (safety valve, according to Carlson)

• What is the name of the capital of Sweden, the hometown of Kid and Carlson?

• (Stockholm)

• What is harmful for children, according to Freken Bock?

• (Buns)

• How old is the Kid?

• (Seven)

• How old is Carlson?

• (A man in the very dawn of strength)

• Remember Carlson's favorite expressions.

• ("Calm, only calm!")
• ("Trifles, everyday business!")

• Where did Carlson hide when the Kid went for meatballs?

• (On the bed under the covers)

• What did Carlson build from cubes?

(Long tower)

• What served as the dome of the tower?

(Mom's meatballs)

• What a gift did Little Carlson give to cheer him up?

• (Lantern)

• What served as a tent for Kid and Carlson when they spied on Kid's sister?

• (Blanket)

• How did Carlson pay for the buns?

• (Coin)

III. Who said that?

• -It seems that this is how you will live your whole life without a dog ...

• (Kid)

III. Who said that?

• -Hello! Can I land here for a minute?

• (Carlson)

III. Who said that?

• - If you knew how you scared us! A real explosion. After all, you could have been killed! Do not you understand?

• (Baby Mom)

III. Who said that?

• - We must be responsible for our actions, and not blame some Carlson from the roof, which does not exist at all.

• (Kid's Dad)

III. Who said that?

• - I would not mind having a little frolic ...

• (Carlson)

III. Who said that?

• - Strange ... House? .. It can't be! There is a small house on the roof? .. How could he be here?

• (Chimney sweep)

IV. Forgotten things warehouse. Who do these things belong to?

• (To Carlson)

PROPELLER

IV. Forgotten things warehouse. Who do these things belong to?

• (To baby)

Steam engine

IV. Forgotten things warehouse. Who do these things belong to?

• (To Carlson)

Several thousand steam engines

IV. Forgotten things warehouse. Who do these things belong to?

• (To baby)

Multicolored

sea \u200b\u200bpebbles

IV. Forgotten things warehouse. Who do these things belong to?

• (To baby)

IV. Forgotten things warehouse Who do these things belong to?

• (To Carlson)

Ghost costume

IV. Forgotten things warehouse Who do these things belong to?

• (To baby)

Tin soldiers

IV. Forgotten things warehouse. Who do these things belong to?

• (To baby)

Electric flashlight

Conclusion.

• Every child on earth dreams of having a fairytale hero named Carlson come 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, not pills.

And if you are lonely, or you are in trouble and your mood has soured, close your eyes for a minute and imagine that now through your window

knocking little funny

little man Carlson ...

Kid and Carlson

library!

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Lindgren, A All the stories about Little Boy and Carlson, about Emil from Lenneberg / Astrid Lindgren; per. from Swedish M.Ya. Boroditskaya, L.Z. Lungina; thin. B. Berg, I. Vikland.-M.: AST: Astrel, 2010-671s.

Astrid Lindgren was born on November 14, 1907 on the Nas farm, not so far from Vimmerby (Sweden). The writer wrote her first book as a gift for her daughter's birthday. It was in 1944. The name of the girl Pippi - long stocking came to mind of her daughter when she was only 7 years old. Since then, Astrid began to write the incredible adventures of this girl.

Then "Carlson" came. The story about him was also invented by Karin, the daughter of the writer. And the story of a flying, moderately well-fed gentleman with a propeller scattered around the world with great success. After the book was published, Astrid Lindgren received various awards and prizes.

Boss and Bethan are the older brother and sister of the Kid. Boss is 15 years old, he loves football, does not do well in school. Bethan is 14 years old, she wears her hair tied in a ponytail, rarely at home, as she constantly goes on dates with the boys. In his free time, he organizes a drama club with friends at school. Boss and Bethan always stick together, they like to make fun of each other, often tease the Kid.

Gunilla and Christer are friends of the Kid, they study with the Kid in the same class, they live on the same street. The kid really likes Gunilla, he is even going to marry her when he grows up. He often fights with Christer, but then immediately reconciles. Christer has a dog named Yoff, and the Kid was very jealous of him.

1.What precious metal did Carlson compare the Kid's mother to? 2. What happened to the peach paper bag? 3. What item did the Kid give Carlson for his birthday? 4. Why was only a fox painted in the painting "Portrait of My Rabbits"?

5. Tickling, angry and fooling around. 6. Flying gnome with a red umbrella. 7. "Mommy", as she looked like his mom. 8. Big toes. 9. The face is smeared with black, on the head is a kerchief, and on the shoulders there is a witch's cloak - my mother's big colorful apron.

10. In order not to offend him, for example, with the words "incredibly fat". 11. Fairy princess. 12. Five eras.

13. Firefighter, inventor, ghost, magician, pie slayer, grandson, vacuum cleaner, draper, curtain, sneezer, housemaker tamer, prankster, pathfinder, meatball carrier, baked apple specialist, dish thrower, sauce master, friend, addition specialist , snoring specialist ...

1. Why did dad forbid talking about Carlson? 2. What "sport" was Carlson's grandmother champion? 3. How was Carlson going to help the Kid when cleaning his house? 4. Describe the appearance of Freken Bok. 5. What was the experience of raising children in Miss Bok?

1. There will not be a single quiet moment and no one will believe. 2. By hugging. 3. He was going to sing and cheer him up with encouraging words. 4. A stern, tall, elderly lady, overweight, decisive in her opinions and actions. 5. Children should feel the hand.

Homeland Astrid Astrid Anna Emilia Lindgren was born on November 14, 1907 in one of the picturesque provinces of Sweden - Småland, in the family of a farmer. She became the second child of Samuel August Eriksson and his wife Hannah. Together with his older brother, Gunnar, three sisters Astrid, Stina and Ingegerd, grew up in the family.

Happy childhood Astrid The writer herself always called her childhood happy (there were many games and adventures in it, alternating with work on the farm and in its environs) and pointed out that it was it that served as a source of inspiration for her work. Astrid's parents had deep affection for each other and for their children.

Writing Talent Her writing ability and passion for writing emerged from her as soon as she learned to read and write. Her abilities became evident already in elementary school, where Astrid was called "Wimmerbühn's Selma Lagerlöf", which, in her own opinion, she did not deserve.

Moving to Stockholm After graduating from high school, she served for some time in a local newspaper, then moved to the capital of Sweden, Stockholm. It was there that the girl felt really bad. In Stockholm, she had no relatives, no friends, no money. “I am lonely and poor. Lonely because it is so, and poor because all my property consists of one Danish era. I dread the coming winter, ”she wrote to her brother Gunnar. E "re - one hundredth of the crown. Krona - Swedish money.

Marriage But fate still smiled at Astrid. After a long search, Fröken Erikson found a job with the Royal Society of Motorists. And a few months later she married her boss, Sture Lindgren. This is how the clerk Fröken Erikson became the housewife Fru Lindgren. The very inconspicuous housewife who once wrote a book for her daughter.

The Beginning of Writing It all started when snow fell on the street in Stockholm. And the most ordinary housewife named Astrid Lindgren slipped and injured her leg. Lying in bed proved to be desperately boring, and Fru Lindgren decided to write a book. Not for print, of course. Astrid was a sane woman and knew that hardly any publisher would want to tinker with her essay. Fru Lindgren wrote her book for her daughter Karin.

First Prize But for some reason Astrid did not mind. She bravely sent her new book Britt-Marie Pours Out Her Soul to one of the Swedish literary competitions. And, frankly, quite unexpectedly for myself, she received the first prize there. It was then that Lindgren fully understood what a happiness it was to be able to write. And that all the hardships and setbacks in her life are, in essence, "trifles, a matter of everyday life." Now she dreamed every evening that a new day would begin as soon as possible and the moment came when she could sit at her desk and be alone with her heroes.

Astrid becomes a writer Since then, Astrid has written one book after another. Astrid Lindgren has repeatedly said: I don’t want to write for adults! These words became the credo of her life and work. She wanted to write only for children, because she absolutely shared the point of view of the wonderful French writer Antoine de Saint-Exupery that all people come from childhood. And her childhood turned out to be happy and the feeling of happiness was associated primarily with her parents.

Monuments to Astrid In June 1996, a miracle of miracles happened in Stockholm, the capital of Sweden! Astrid Lindgren erected two monuments during her lifetime! The first is a bronze bust of the writer - in Tegner Park in downtown Stockholm, five blocks from her house. The second - in Djurgården Park: a bronze Astrid in a beret sits in an armchair with an open book in her hands.

Films The works of Astrid Lindgren were also filmed in the USSR: these are children's films “The Adventures of Kalle the Detective” (1976), “Rasmus the Tramp” (1978), “Pippi Longstocking” (1984), “Tricks of the Tomboy” (based on the story “The Adventures of Emil from Lönneberg ", 1985)," Mio, my Mio! " (1987).

Writer's Awards For her books (and there are more than forty of them) Astrid Lindgren has been awarded many prizes and awards: the Hans Christian Andersen International Gold Medal, which is awarded to the best modern writers; the cheerful Order of the Smile, awarded by Polish children, and the reader's medal of the Russian children's magazine "Iskorka". There is also the Peace Prize received in Germany, the Leo Tolstoy Gold Medal from Russia ... and many other awards.

Departure The writer passed away on January 28, 2002 in Stockholm. Astrid Lindgren is one of the world's most famous children's writers. Her works are imbued with fantasy and love for children. Many of them have been translated into over 70 languages \u200b\u200band published in over 100 countries. The writer died on January 28, 2002 in Stockholm. Astrid Lindgren is one of the world's most famous children's writers. Her works are imbued with fantasy and love for children. Many of them have been translated into over 70 languages \u200b\u200band published in over 100 countries.

Page 2. Mio, my Mio! In 1954, Astrid Lindgren wrote the first of her three fairy tales "Mio, my Mio!" This emotional, dramatic book combines the techniques of a heroic legend and a fairy tale, and tells the story of Boo Wilhelm Ohlsson, the unloved and neglected son of adoptive parents. Astrid Lindgren has repeatedly resorted to a fairy tale and a fairy tale, touching upon the fate of lonely and abandoned children. To bring comfort to children, to help them overcome difficult situations, this task was not least of all the writer's creativity.

Page 8. Kid and Carlson. Questionnaire for Karlsson: 1. Name - Karlsson 2. Residence - roof of the house. 3. Appearance - "A handsome, intelligent and moderately well-fed man in his prime" 4. Character: cheerful, resourceful, capricious, absurd, touchy, "the world's best lazy person", a liar, sly, greedy man, a glutton, "the sweetest and kind in the world "