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She was born on February 4 (17), 1906 in Moscow in the family of a veterinarian. Agnia began writing poetry as a child, but in the future she saw herself as a ballerina and even graduated from a choreographic school. In 1925 her first poems were published. Barto's extraordinary talent as a children's poet was noted by K. I. Chukovsky.

Agniya Barto was born in Moscow in 1906, died in 1981, lived for 75 years. She was born in the family of a veterinarian Lev Nikolayevich Volov, who inspired her from an early age to love reading, to the great Russian poets and writers. She began writing from an early age in elementary school. These were serious poems - about princes in love! And only then, when she became older, she wrote poems about her girlfriends. Since then, her poems have become distinguished by accessibility, understandability, humor, as if an expression of children's feelings. Barto's poems bring adults and children together, helping them to communicate. She wrote not only poetry, but songs and various comedies for performances in theaters and films. After the war, A.L. Barto hosted the program Find a Man. She managed to unite 927 families scattered all over the world by war. Then came the book "Find a Man" and a film with the same name. In February of this year, she turned 103 years old. For 28 years she has not been in dreams, but poets do not die, poems remain. So today, guys, I want to introduce you to some poems by A.L. Barto and remember the ones you already know.

After the publication of a cycle of poetic miniatures for the smallest "Toys" (1936), as well as poems "Flashlight", "Mashenka" and others, Barto became one of the most famous and beloved by readers of children's poets, her works were published in huge editions, were included in anthologies. The rhythm, rhymes, images and plots of these poems turned out to be close and understandable to millions of children.

In 1925, the first works of Barto, children's books of poems "The Thief Bear" and "Chinese Wang Li" were published.

During the Patriotic War, Barto often spoke on the radio in Moscow and Sverdlovsk, wrote military poems, articles, and essays. In 1942 she was a correspondent for Komsomolskaya Pravda on the Western Front.

In 1958 she wrote a large cycle of satirical poems for children "Leshenka, Leshenka", "Grandfather's granddaughter", etc.

For many years, Barto headed the Association of Literature and Art for Children, was a member of the international Andersen jury. In 1976 she was awarded the International Prize. H.K. Andersen. Barto's poems have been translated into many languages ​​of the world.

1. mooing 2. sighing 3. jumping First round: Attention! Question What does a bull do when it walks and swings? Which of these works was not written by A. Barto? 1. horse 2. Nastenka 3. fire flint Of the three items - two are taken from the works of A. Barto, and one is not: A. Barto, and one is not: 1. plane 2. ball 3. samovar sigh flint samovar samovar

What is the name of the poem that contains these lines: It's time to sleep! The bull fell asleep, lay down in a box on a barrel. Sleepy bear went to bed, Only the elephant does not want to sleep. which contains these lines: It's time to sleep! The bull fell asleep, lay down in a box on a barrel. Sleepy bear went to bed, Only the elephant does not want to sleep. First round: Attention! Question 1. bull 2. elephant 3. bear What word is there in the poem "Bunny"? 1. friend 2. snow 3. bench 1. Tanyusha 2. Lidochka 3. Nastenka elephant bench Tanyusha Tanyusha

First round: What could little Nastenka do while lying in a stroller? 1. cry 2. dance 3. smile Which poem ends with the words: "... And then we'll go back to mom"? "... And then we'll go back to mom"? 1. truck 2. plane 3. boat Why did Tanya cry? 1. fell 2. dropped the ball into the river 3. hit Attention! Question smile plane dropped dropped the ball into the river

Second round: Attention! Question Attention! Question 1. horse 2. bunny 3. goby What are the numbers of animals that A. Barto wrote about in the "Toys" cycle: What are the numbers of vehicles, means that A. Barto wrote about in the "Toys" cycle: What is the number of toys , about which A. Barto wrote, in the "Toys" cycle: 1. truck 2. helicopter 3. boat 1. ball 2. pipe 3. doll

Third round: Attention! Question Attention! Question 1. Wolves 2. Robbers 3. Bears It was in January, there was a Christmas tree on the mountain, And evil people wandered around this Christmas tree ... I can’t come to an agreement with Nastya at all! I tell her: “Hello!”, And she “…”. “Hello!” and she “…”. And in the north, where there is snow, where the frosts are fierce, The boys got up in the morning before everyone else - .... 1. Hello 2. Agu 3. Hello 1. Tungus 2. Nenets 3. Yakuts Wolves Agu Yakuts Yakuts

Third round: Attention! Question Attention! Question 1. acid 2. vinegar 3. tea We look at the boy - he is some kind of unsociable person! He frowns, grunts, as if he had drunk ... Everyone puts a sandwich in their mouth first, a sandwich in their mouth, and then they eat compote. He is always - ... Masha put on a mitten; - Oh, where am I finger .... 1. correct 2. also 3. vice versa 1. hid 2. things 3. put vinegar on the contrary

Agnia Lvovna was born

February 17, 1906 in Moscow in the family of a veterinarian. Agniya Barto received her primary education at home. Her father was in charge of her education.

Agniya Barto about her father

“My father, Lev Nikolaevich Volov, was a veterinarian, he was fond of his work - he treated animals, like Dr. Aibolit ...”

The girl studied ballet and brilliantly graduated from the choreographic school. But I didn't become a ballerina .

• Agnia Barto's poems were first published in 1925. Basically, all the poems of the poetess were intended for children. Barto believed that her works would help to educate honest, highly cultured, patriotic citizens.
• In 1925, books of poems for children were published - "Chinese Wang Li", "The Thief Bear"

Movies based on scripts Agnii Barto

• During the Great Patriotic War, Barto spoke a lot on the radio, traveled to the front as a correspondent for the Komsomolskaya Pravda newspaper, often spoke at factories. There she saw the work of teenage workers, which struck her. This difficult time was reflected in her poetry.

In the days of the war

The eyes of a seven year old girl

Like two faded lights.

More noticeable on a child's face

Great, heavy sadness.

She is silent, no matter what you ask,

You joke with her - she is silent in response,

Like she's not seven, not eight

And many, many bitter years.

A. Barto

• In the postwar years, Agnia Lvovna became the organizer of the movement in the USSR to search for families separated during the war.
• She suggested looking for lost parents on childhood memories.

Find a person

Agniya Barto broadcast on the radio for nine years. She managed to connect 927 families destroyed by the war.

About these searches Agniya Barto wrote the book "Find a Man". ◦ This book was published twice - in 1969 and in 1975 - by the publishing house "Soviet Writer".

• Some of Agnia Lvovna’s poems have been set to music, “Amateur is a fisherman”, “About Lyubochka”, “Rubber Zina”, “Song about Petya”

To the children of all the earth

Many thousands of people in our country know Agnia Barto's poems. And so that these poems could be read by children of other countries, they were translated and printed in Uzbek, Georgian, and Ukrainian. Barto's books are known in Poland, and in Hungary, and in France

in 72 countries.

• Agnia Lvovna Barto was repeatedly awarded orders and medals for her writing and social activities. She traveled a lot abroad, helped children's friendship.
• The writer died in 1981 having lived a long and such a necessary life for people.

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Biography Barto Agniya Lvovna (real name Volova) (1906-1981), Russian poetess. She was born on February 4 (17), 1906 in Moscow in the family of a veterinarian. If you observe historical accuracy, the daughter in the family of Leo and Maria Volov was born not a hundred, as encyclopedias say, but ninety-nine years ago - on February 17, 1907. Agnia Lvovna herself had a hand in this mistake. Being a fifteen-year-old girl, she added an extra year to herself in order to go to work in the Clothes store - it was hungry, and the workers received herring heads, from which they cooked soup.

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She received a good home education, which was led by her father. She studied at the gymnasium. began to write poems, epigrams and sketches. Later, she - tall, graceful, subtly resembling the young Akhmatova - graduated from the choreographic school and managed to work in one of the Moscow theaters, but the troupe emigrated. Agnia refused to leave and left the ballet field. WHEN SHE studied at the choreographic school, where A. Lunacharsky came for graduation tests and, after listening to Barto's poems, advised her to continue writing. .

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The first husband of Agnia Lvovna was the poet Pavel Barto. Together with him, she wrote three poems - "Girl-roar", "Girl grimy" and "Counting". In 1927 their son Garik was born. Soon after his birth, the couple divorced. In the spring of 1945, Garik tragically died at the age of 18. The second husband of Agnia Lvovna was Andrey Shcheglyaev, a major Soviet heat engineer, with whom they lived for almost 50 years, in great love and rare mutual understanding. From this marriage they had a daughter, Tatyana Shcheglyaeva

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BEAR They dropped the bear on the floor, They tore off the bear's paw, I won't leave him anyway, Because he's good. BALL Our Tanya is crying loudly, She dropped a ball into the river, -Hush, Tanechka do not cry: The ball will not sink in the river. PLANE Let's build an airplane ourselves, Let's fly over the forests, Let's fly over the forests, And then we'll return to our mother.

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DAUGHTER TATYANA SAYS - Mom was the main helmsman in the house, everything was done with her knowledge, - recalls Tatyana Andreevna. - On the other hand, they took care of her and tried to create working conditions - she did not bake pies, she did not stand in lines, but, of course, she was the mistress of the house. Nanny Domna Ivanovna lived with us all her life, who came to the house back in 1925, when my older brother Garik was born. This was a very dear person for us - and the hostess is already in a different, executive sense. Mom always took care of her. She could, for example, ask: “Well, how am I dressed?” And the nanny said: “Yes, it’s possible” or: “Strangely gathered” ...

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Agniya Barto, before submitting the manuscript for printing, wrote an infinite number of options. Be sure to read poems aloud to household members or by phone to fellow friends - Kassil, Svetlov, Fadeev, Chukovsky. She listened carefully to criticism, and if she accepted, she redid it. Although once she categorically refused: the meeting, which decided the fate of her "Toys" in the early 30s, decided that the rhymes in them - in particular in the famous "They dropped the bear on the floor ..." - were too difficult for children. “She did not change anything, and because of this, the book came out later than she could,” smiles Tatyana Andreevna.

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During the Great Patriotic War, Barto was evacuated in Sverdlovsk, went to the front with the reading of her poems, spoke on the radio, wrote for newspapers.

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Barto received many letters from her little readers and often entered into correspondence with them. And since 1965, letters have become her main business and concern. Every month for 9 years, Agnia Lvovna hosted a radio program to search for children who disappeared during the war. Barto came up with a way to search for people without using official data - only through childhood memories. Such a program as "Find a person" could only be conducted by Barto - "translator from children." She took on what was beyond the power of the police and the Red Cross. Grown up children, who were looking for and who themselves were looking for loved ones, often did not know either their real name, or the names of their parents, or even the place where they lived before the war. All they had were fragments of childhood memories: the girl remembered that she lived with her parents near the forest and her father's name was Grisha; the boy remembered how he rode with his brother on the “gate with music” ... Dog Dzhulbars, father’s blue tunic and a bag of apples, like a rooster pecked between the eyebrows - that’s all the military children knew about their former life. For official searches, this was not enough, for Barto it was enough.

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Agnia Lvovna Barto (1906 - 1981)