Fairy tales with the number 5. Script for entertainment based on fairy tales for children of the preparatory group

Entertainment scenario for children preparatory group. Fairytale KVN

Target: expand and consolidate children's knowledge about fairy tales and fairy-tale heroes
Material for carrying out: Storyteller costume, book of fairy tales, 2nd set of fairytale puzzles, letters, chest, 3 nuts, bast shoe, petal, mitten, pipe, jar of jam, spikelet, bucket
Preliminary work: come up with a team name and greeting.
Children enter the hall to the music “Fairy Tale, Come” and stand in a semicircle.

Leading: Guys, today we will step into the world of a fairy tale - a world of fantasy, ingenuity and resourcefulness, a world of funny and cheerful games.

The Storyteller appears with a collection of fairy tales.

Storyteller: Greetings young talents and experts on fairy tales. Do you like fairy tales? Can you cope with my tasks?

Leading: Dear Cheerful and Resourceful!
Congratulations on the beginning of the holiday,
We wish you all good luck in the competitions,
Let's start our KVN based on fairy tales!
Please take your seats!
Children are divided into 2 teams

Leading: And now we present our jury, which will strictly and impartially evaluate each competition. (Jury Presentation).

So, the teams are ready, the jury is fully armed – it’s time to start!
“Greeting” or “Business Card” competition.
(homework is given in advance to prepare for this competition)

Teams need to introduce themselves (name, motto, wishes of the jury, opponents).
Competition "Warm-up".
During this competition, teams take turns to complete the name of the fairy-tale hero:
1. Koschey... Immortal
2. Elena... Beautiful
3. Vasilisa... The Wise
4. Sister... Alyonushka
5. Brother... Ivanushka
6. Phoenix...Clear Falcon
7. Tiny... Khavroshechka
8. Serpent... Gorynych
9. Sivka... Burka
10. Old man...Hottabych

The jury announces the results after each competition.

Musical break "Dance Grandma-Hedgehog"

The program continues
Competition "Guess it"

During this competition, teams take turns answering the storyteller’s questions:
1. How many moon brothers did the heroine of S. Marshak’s fairy tale meet at the New Year’s bonfire? (12)
2. How many brothers did Eliza, the heroine of H.H. Andersen’s fairy tale “The Wild Swans” have? (11 brothers)
3.What was the name of Doctor Aibolit’s sister? (Varvara)
4.Who turned Vasilisa the Wise into a frog? (Koschei the Deathless.)
5.What was your name three bears from Leo Tolstoy's fairy tale "The Three Bears"? (Mikhail Potapych, Nastasya Petrovna, Mishutka)
6.Which of the three little pigs built the strongest house? (Naf-Naf)
7.What did the queen say while looking into the magic mirror?
("My light, mirror! tell me,
Tell me the whole truth.
Am I the sweetest in the world,
All blush and whiter?")
8.Which boy had to spell out the word “eternity”? For this they promised to give him new skates and the whole world. (Kai)
9.Where is the death of Koshchei the Immortal? (Tree, chest, hare, duck, egg, needle.)
10.What was the name of Matroskin’s cat’s cow? (Murka)
11.How many times did the old man throw the net into the sea? (3)
12. How many robbers did Ali Baba outwit? (40)
13.What was the name of the genie who was freed from the bottle by Volka? (Hottabych)
14. What are the names of the main characters in E. Uspensky’s fairy tale “Vacation in Prostokvashino”? (Uncle Fyodor, cat Matroskin, dog Sharik, postman Pechkin.)

Competition "Fairytale Portrait". Teams collect 2 pictures from fairy tales from large puzzles - “Leopold the Cat”, “Little Red Riding Hood”, “The Three Little Pigs”, “The Frog Princess”
(The competition evaluates the speed and cohesion of the team.)

Musical break Dance "Little Red Riding Hood"

Competition "Numbers in the names of fairy tales."

Teams name fairy tales that contain numbers in their titles. (“Three Bears”, “3 Musketeers”, “Ali Baba and the 40 Thieves”, “1000 and One Night”, “Three Nuts”, “Wolf and Seven Little Goats”, “Three Little Pigs”, etc.) The team that named it wins the last fairy tale.
Musical competition "Guess the melody"
Team members need to, after listening to musical fragments, name a film or cartoon fairy tale, the name of a fairy-tale character.

1. "Little Red Riding Hood"
2. "The Adventures of Pinocchio"
3. "Lion Cub and Turtle"
4. "Musicians of Bremen"
5. "Smile"
6. "Cheburashka"
7. "Song of Leopold the Cat"

Dance warm-up (at the choice of the music director)

Competition "Reader".

The puppy is sleeping on the stove,
Cat on the porch
They dream in a sweet dream
Two sausages on the window.

Puppy runs across the field
Drives a cow to the house
Barks, pours
He's going to bite.

Captains' competition "Guess the name of the fairy tale." The captains guess and make up the name of the fairy tale from soft puzzles with letters. (“Teremok”, “Kolobok”). Captains can choose one assistant from their team.

Competition "Fairytale Riddles"

1. For breakfast he only ate an onion,
But he was never a crybaby.
Learned to write with the nose of a letter
And he put a blot in the notebook.
Didn’t listen to Malvina at all
Dad's son Carlo... (Pinocchio)

2. He treats mice and rats,
Crocodiles, hares, foxes,
Bandages wounds
African monkey.
And anyone will confirm to us:
This is the doctor... (Aibolit)

3. Although he was steadfast and brave,
But he did not survive the fire.
The youngest son of a tablespoon,
He stood on a strong leg.
Not iron, not glass,
There was a little soldier...(Tin)

4. All the girls and boys
We managed to fall in love with him.
He is the hero of a funny book,
Behind him is a propeller.
He flies over Stockholm
High, but not to Mars.
And the baby recognizes him.
Who is this? Sly...(Carlson)

5. "Mirror, say, be nice,
Who is the whitest in the world?" -
One day my stepmother asked
The one who is more cunning and meaner than everyone else.
And he answered, sparkling,
Mirror, after hesitating a little:
"Young is the most beautiful of all
Stepdaughter..." (Snow White)

6. You know this girl,
She in old fairy tale sung.
She worked, lived modestly,
I didn’t see the clear sun,
There is only dirt and ash around.
And the name of the beauty... (Cinderella)

Musical break "Song about Carlson" by I. Ponomareva

Competition "Chest".

Teams guess “Which fairy tale is the object from?” (3 nuts, a paw, a petal, a mitten, a pipe, a jar of jam, a spikelet, a bucket, etc.)

Fairy tales:
1. Three nuts for Cinderella
2. Lapotok
3. Seven-flowered flower
4. Mitten
5. The pipe and the jug
6. Carlson, who lives on the roof
7. Spikelet
8. Morozko

Summing up the results of the competition - the word of the jury.
Awarding teams with certificates and sweet prizes.

Storyteller: Thanks to all the participants, you are truly experts in fairy tales and I was glad to visit you at the fabulous KVN. See you later, my friends!

Collective work of students of class 3 "A"

Our acquaintance with numbers begins in early childhood. We don’t yet know how to read and count, but we already know “...there lived two brothers,” “... Mashenka met three bears,” “... and the Goat had seven kids.” Fairy tales - favorite literary genre all children. We decided to reread the fairy tales we know and find out what numbers “live” in Russian folk tales.

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Our acquaintance with numbers begins in early childhood. We don’t yet know how to read and count, but we already know “...there lived two brothers,” “... Mashenka met three bears,” “... and the Goat had seven kids.” Fairy tales are the favorite literary genre of all children. We decided to re-read the fairy tales we know and find out what numbers “live” in Russian folk tales.

Hypothesis: Can’t even literature do without numbers?

Target: find out what numbers live in Russian folk tales.

Research objectives:

• collect information about the symbolism of numbers by analyzing literary sources;
• find examples of the use of numbers in Russian folk tales;
• analyze the frequency of use of numbers in these works;

The research method is the analysis of fairy tales and special literature on the topic.

History of numbers

By studying the literature on the topic, we learned that a long time ago, many thousands of years ago, our ancestors lived in small tribes. They wandered through fields and forests, along river and stream valleys, looking for food. Sometimes they fished and hunted. They dressed in the skins of killed animals. Life primitive people not much different from the life of animals. Watching surrounding nature, on which his life completely depended, our distant ancestor from many various items first learned to highlight individual items. From a pack of wolves - the leader of the pack, from a herd of deer - one deer, from an ear of grain - one grain. At first they defined this ratio as “one” and “many”.

Frequent observations of sets consisting of a pair of objects (eyes, ears, horns, wings, hands) led man to the idea of ​​number. Our distant ancestor, talking about seeing two ducks, compared them to a pair of eyes. And if he saw more of them, he said: “Many.” Every time something unknown and mysterious began after the deuce. When they counted “one, two, many,” then after two there was “everything.” Therefore, the number 3, which should have followed the number 2 when counting, meant “everything.” Only gradually did man learn to identify three objects, and then four.

Then the man began to count in fives, tens and twenties (toes were also used!). Counting in tens is preserved in our decimal system Reckoning. The names of some numbers associated with the first “computing machine” - fingers and toes - have also been preserved. For example, the word “five” in Russian comes from the ancient Slavic word “pyast” - hand (“wrist”). And among some tribes the number “twenty” was called “the whole person”!

Symbolism of numbers

What place did numbers occupy in the destinies of the Russian people?

We re-read the following Russian folk tales:

• "Little Khavroshechka"
• "Kuzma Skorobogaty"
• "Morozko"
• "Swan geese"
• "Masha and the Three Bears"
• "Princess Frog"
• "Kolobok"
• "Seven-year-old daughter"
• "The Fox, the Hare and the Rooster"
• "Bubble, Straw and Shoe"
• "The wolf and the seven Young goats"
• "Elena the Wise"
• "Koschei the Deathless"
• “About the lazy and the carefree”
• "Three sisters"
• "War of the Mushrooms"

We found out that numbers in fairy tales are used to represent:

Number of main characters;

The number of tests that heroes must pass;

The number of objects involved in the actions;

Magical qualities inherent in objects;

Distances to the kingdom in which fabulous events take place (far away lands, the thirtieth kingdom);

Age of heroes;

Number 1.

The number “one”, as a rule, denotes the beginning, something unique, something very small, but at the same time very significant. His characteristic features are strength, energy, will, activity, initiative.

In general, the use of the number one is uncharacteristic of Russian folk tales. This is probably due primarily to family traditions Russian people. The number one in fairy tales most often indicates choice (one of the few) or the orphanhood of the hero (“alone”).

We came across the number 1 in fairy tales:

• “Kuzma Skorobogatiy” - “Kuzenka lived and lived alone, in a dark forest...”;
• “Little Khavroshechka” - “...she remained a little orphan...”.

Number 2.

The number 2 often symbolizes pairing, evenness, doubling. It embodies something transitory, unstable, divisible. In some sources it is interpreted as “indecisive, passive, subordinate, soft, plastic, feminine.” In fairy tales it occurs most often to denote the pairing of heroes and circumstances. This is due to the fact that in life there are always two opposites: good and evil, black and white, light and darkness, warm and cold, wealth and poverty, and many fairy tale plots are based on opposition.

• “Geese-swans” - “They had a daughter and a little son...”;
• “Morozko” - “...the stepmother had a stepdaughter and her own daughter”;
• “About Lazy and Lazy” - “An old man and an old woman had two daughters. ...and the people called the older one Radiva, and the younger one Lazy.”

Number 3.

The number three appears in almost every fairy tale. "Three" is the most common number in fairy tales. Very often you can find in Russian legends and epics three wishes, three attempts, three from a casket, a stone by three roads, three heads by a monster.

In fairy tales we usually find: a stone at a crossroads, which offers the hero three paths, three choices, three kingdoms that must be passed through - copper, silver and gold, a father has three sons or three daughters.

• “Three Sisters” - “Three married sisters lived in one village”;
• “A bubble, a straw and a bast shoe” - “Once upon a time there was a bubble, a straw and a bast shoe”;
• “Masha and the Three Bears” - “...she went out to the house where the three bears lived.”

From the fairy tale “Little Khavroshechka”: “And the mistress had three daughters. The eldest was called One-Eyed, the middle Two-Eyed, and the smaller Three-Eyed.” Three times the owner directed her three daughters to take turns watching who was helping Tiny Khavroshechka “spin, weave and roll into pipes.” “And on the third day the old woman sent her third daughter, Three-Eyes, and to the orphan more work I asked!” Khavroshechka put two of Three-Eyes' eyes to sleep, and forgot about the third. “Two eyes fell asleep, and the third sees everything: how Khavroshechka climbed into one of the cow’s ears, and came out into the other and picked up the finished canvases.”

From the fairy tale “The Frog Princess”: “In the old days, one king had three sons.” One of which, as usual main character- Ivan Tsarevich or Ivan the Fool went to the distant kingdom, in the thirtieth state. Where is it? It turns out that it’s close, because 3 x 9 = 27, 27 days is just that moon month– time of revolution of the Moon around the Earth. Let's go further: 3 x 10 = 30, and this is the period between two new moons.

Here is an indication of where the “Far Far Away Kingdom, Thirtieth State” is located - at a distance equal to a month’s journey.

Here is an example of fabulous mathematics.

Number 4.

The number four is a symbol of maximum stability. The Greeks believed that first of all there appeared: earth, water, air and fire. To navigate in space, people used knowledge four sides light (north, south, east, west), and the calendar year was divided into four seasons: winter, spring, summer, autumn. The number 4 symbolizes universal stability, order, completeness, reliability, stability and strength. The meaning of the number 4 is associated with the symbolism of a square. Even in prehistoric times, the number 4 was used to symbolize stability. Human life is divided into 4 periods: childhood, adolescence, maturity and old age.

• “Kolobok” - 4 characters met Kolobok (hare, wolf, fox, bear)

“I left the hare,

I left the wolf

Left the bear

It’s easy to get away from you, fox!”;

• “Seven-year-old daughter” - the Tsar asked 4 riddles: “The fourth riddle: what is the cutest thing in the world?”
• “The Fox, the Hare and the Rooster” - 4 times the animals came to the hare’s aid: “They chased the dogs - they didn’t drive them out, the bear chased them - they didn’t drive them out, the bull chased them - they didn’t drive them out, and you, rooster, won’t drive them out!”

Number 5.

The number 5 is considered lucky number. It symbolizes constant search and self-improvement. Five symbolizes order and perfection and represents the five human senses: sight, hearing, smell, touch and taste.

• “War of Mushrooms” - The number of mushrooms that the boletus called to war (white mushrooms, saffron milk caps, mushrooms, honey mushrooms, milk mushrooms): “Come, milk mushrooms, to my war!”
• “Kuzma Skorobogaty” - “...he had a thin house, but one cockerel, and five hens.”

The numbers 4 and 5 are rare in Russian folk tales.

Most likely, the creators of fairy tales used them only as simple numerals to indicate quantity; it is no coincidence that these numbers are rarely used not only in fairy tales, but also in proverbs and sayings.

Number 7.

The number, which almost always denotes positive moments in people’s lives, was considered a symbol of holiness among many peoples. The number 7 consists of two perfect numbers 3 and 4, and therefore 7 is not only holy number, but also a symbol of reason. In the Bible, 7 is a symbol of the union of God and man.

Even in ancient times, 7 was considered a lucky number. The person perceived the world(light, smells, sounds, taste) through seven “holes” in the head (two eyes, two ears, two nostrils, mouth). It is no coincidence that there are seven colors in the rainbow, there are seven wonders of the world, and there are 7 days in a week. There are 7 notes in music.

It is interesting to note that our memory is particularly good at retaining only up to seven different impressions or objects. With a greater load, errors in memorization increase sharply.

The number seven appears in such tales as:

• “The Wolf and the Seven Little Goats” - “Once upon a time there lived in beautiful house a goat with her seven kids."
• “Seven Simeons” - “...he left behind seven twin sons, which are called the Seven Simeons,”
• “Seven-year-old daughter” - “I have a seven-year-old daughter And letka, she taught me.”

Number 12

This number supreme perfection, this is considered all over the world. A dozen is made up of the multiplication of two perfect numbers 3 and 4, therefore it is the height of perfection. In most languages, dozen means hefty, i.e. strong, healthy.

The symbolism of 12 is used not only to indicate quantity (“twelve brothers are great guys”), but also to enhance mystery and mystery: at exactly 12 o’clock incredible transformations and magic begin, so the symbolism of the number 12 is most often used in fairy tales.

• “Elena the Wise” - “At exactly twelve o’clock the soldier hears someone shouting from this tower,”
• “Koschei the Immortal” - “...here a heroic horse is chained with twelve chains.”

Conclusion

To summarize, we can say that Russian folk tales are riddled with numbers. The presence of numbers is observed everywhere and almost always they appear as sacred and deeply symbolic.

Even numbers - two, four, six, eight - are much less common in spoken folk art. It's connected withthe superstitious belief that an even number is associated with death, the number of the “devil”.

The number 3 is most often used in Russian folk tales.

Three is:

• man, with his body, soul, spirit;
• birth, life, death;
• three periods of any entity: beginning, middle and end;
• past, present and future.

The number 3 makes the reader think of magic, of perfection. The constant tripling of the motif creates a measured rhythm of the narrative.

Thus, the choice of numerals in fairy tales is based on the popular idea of ​​the meaning of numbers.

We came to the conclusion that numerals play literary text an important role, and their study helps to penetrate into the thought laid down by the people, to better understand the history of their people.

Lesson topic:"Fairy tale. Magic number

Goals:

• reveal the magical role of numbers in fairy tales;
• identify the best expert on fairy tales;
• identify the best mathematician.

Lesson type: integrated: literature + mathematics, lesson in a “foreign” class.

Preparatory stage.

DURING THE CLASSES

The class is beautifully and festively decorated with drawings for fairy tales. There are bright colored numbers on the board. Malvina and Pinocchio study at the blackboard.

First option:

Before the lesson, children are given sheets of paper on which they write their last and first names, and fill out answers to questions during the lesson: the author of the fairy tale, its name, the number - the answer.

Second option:

Instead of sheets, for each correct answer you are given a postcard - a token, with the inscription “Winner”, which are counted at the end of the lesson.
The lesson is held on the site of “someone else’s” class, so we recommend that fifth-graders have badges.

Magic tales, magical thoughts,
Magic sounds, magic numbers...

I. introduction Fairy Tales

- Guys! Today we have gathered with you for a very unusual lesson. It will be dedicated to a fairy tale. In literature lessons we read a lot of fairy tales and learned that big role play in fairy tales magic items. Which? Name them (apple, mirror, ring, shoe, etc.). But in addition to magical objects, there are many things found in fairy tales... this is a riddle.

Living in a difficult book
Cunning brothers
Ten of them, but these brothers
They will count everything in the world.

-What kind of brothers are these? These are numbers.
– Our lesson today is devoted to the role of magic numbers in fairy tales. And it is unusual because it will be conducted not by teachers, but by Fairies. Fairy Tales and Fairy of Numbers (Numbers).

II. Creative tasks(conducted by the Fairy Tale Fairy)

– What fairy tales have numbers in their titles? (“3 oranges”, “3 nuts for Cinderella”, “3 little pigs”, “3 bears”, Y. Olesha “3 fat men”, S. Marshak “12 months”, Zdenek Slaby “3 bananas, or Peter on a fairy-tale planet” ", V. Kataev "The Seven-Flower Flower", "The Wolf and the Seven Little Goats", A. S. Pushkin "The Tale of dead princess and about the seven heroes”, the Brothers Grimm “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”, G. Andersen “Five from One Pod”, “Ali the Woman and the Forty Thieves”.)

– What does the digital beginning of a fairy tale sound like? (“In the distant (thirtieth) kingdom, in the distant (thirtieth) state...")

III. Fairy tale quiz

Questions from the Fairy Tale Fairy are accompanied by illustrations or drawings by students for this fairy tale.

• A. S. Pushkin:
  • How many years did the old man and the old woman live in their dugout “by the very blue sea”? (33)
  • How many times did the fish swim to the old man? (6)
  • How many brothers - heroes did the swan princess have? (33)
  • How many times did Prince Guidon fly to his father? (3)
  • How many times have overseas guests sailed to the island of Prince Guidon “to the kingdom of the glorious Saltan”? (3)
  • How many times did the evil queen ask the mirror about her beauty? (5)
• A. Volkov “The Wizard of the Emerald City”
  • How many wishes did the Scarecrow have? (3)
  • How many magical lands did Ellie pass? (5)
• J. Rodari “The Adventures of Cipollino”
  • How many brothers and sisters did Cipollino have? (7)
• C. Perrault. Fairy tales.
  • How many years did Sleeping Beauty's dream last? (100)
  • How many times did the clock strike when Cinderella was at the ball? (12)
• V. Gauf “Dwarf Nose”
  • How many years did Dwarf Nose spend in the old woman’s service? (7)
• G. H. Andersen. Fairy tales.
  • How many down jackets and mattresses did the queen put on a pea? (20+20)
  • How many tin soldiers was it in the box? (25)
  • How many brothers did Eliza have? (eleven)
  • How many dogs did the soldier see in the dungeon? (3)

IV. Dramatized excerpts from “Fun Arithmetic”

a) A. Tolstoy. "The Adventures of Pinocchio"

Malvina: We'll do some arithmetic. You have two apples in your pocket.
Pinocchio: You're lying, not a single one.
Malvina: I say, suppose you have two apples in your pocket. Someone took one apple from you. How many apples do you have left?
Pinocchio: Two.
Malvina: Think carefully.
Pinocchio: Two.
Malvina: Why?
Pinocchio: I won’t give someone an apple, even if he fights!

b) V. Gubarev “The Kingdom of Crooked Mirrors”

Topsed: There are 100 mirrors in 100 squares. How many mirrors will this be?
Olya: 10000.

c) Weak “Three bananas, or Peter on a fairy-tale planet”

Tau solved examples.

Correct the Tau's mistakes.

V. Joking questions

Asked by the Number Fairy.

- What kind of money did the Fly-Tsokotukha find in the field? (1 kopeck, guys can name any coin)
– And now, having solved these examples, you will find out which character we will talk about next.

1) 364 +36;
2) 527 – 27;
3) 100 * 54;
4) 428: 2;
5) 12000: 30;
6) 700 – 40;
7) 20 * 25;
8) 7000: 100;
9) 350 + 420;
10) 430 – 5
11) 60 * 90
12) 15000: 30;
13) 10 * 40.

- Well done boys! Right! This is the Little Humpbacked Horse. Now answer the following question: The Little Humpbacked Horse was 3 inches tall. How tall was he, if the top is 44 mm? (44 mm * 3 = 132 mm = 13 cm 2 mm)

VI. A funny multiplication table from the fairy tale by J. Rodari “How numbers are invented”

The Number Fairy reads, and the children take turns giving the answers.

Three times one – Paolina and Martin!
Three times two – delicious halva!
Three times three - wipe your nose quickly!
Three times four is the most delicious chocolate in the world!
Three times five - I was wrong again!
Three times six - I'm hungry!
Three times seven - I never eat soup!
Three times eight - you are welcome!
Three times nine - the world doesn’t believe in tears!
Three times ten weighs nothing!

VII. Many-legged mystery

Read by the Number Fairy.

Two legs on three legs
And the fourth is in my teeth.
Suddenly four came running
And they ran away with one.
Two legs jumped up
Three legs grabbed
They shouted to the whole house -
Yes, three by four!
But four screamed
And they ran away with one.

K. Chukovsky

– How many legs did you have and who had them? (Two for the boy, three for the stool, four for the dog, one for the chicken leg.)

VIII. Creative task: "Funny fairy tale names"

Conducted by the Fairy Fairy.

Class assignment: remember the correct name of the fairy tale.

IX. Lesson summary

Staging (or expressive reading Fairy Tales) poem by S. Marshak “About one student and 6 units.”
The Fairy Tale Fairy asks the final question to the class: “What is the role of magic numbers in fairy tales?”
The Number Fairy and the senior school consultants check the work or count the “Winner” tokens and announce the winner.

100 to 1. Which fairy tale has a number in its title?

To the question: Which fairy tale has a number in its title? there will be such answer options

For 40 points - the number is in the title of the fairy tale 12 months

For 80 points - the number is in the title of the fairy tale 3 little pigs

For 120 points - the number is in the title of the fairy tale 1000 and one night

For 160 points - the number is in the title of the fairy tale About the seven heroes

For 200 points - the number is in the title of the fairy tale Masha and the Three Bears

For 240 points - the number is in the title of the fairy tale Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

There are many fairy tales and different nations, which have numbers in their names, everyone read these fairy tales in childhood, and then again to their children, and the most famous of them

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves

twelve months

three piglets

seven semiions, seven workers

the tale of the sleeping princess and the seven heroes

the wolf and the seven Young goats

There are so many fairy tales whose titles contain numerals that you can remember a sufficient number of them even offhand. It would have been possible to compile a more extensive list, but players 100 to 1 limited themselves to the following:

1 (40) - Twelve months;

2 (80) - Three little pigs;

3 (120) - One Thousand and One Nights;

4 (160) - The Tale of the Sleeping Princess and the Seven Knights;

5 (200) - Masha and the Three Bears;

6 (240) - Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.

The question about fairy tales was a little more difficult, the players suggested several names of fairy tales that contain a number, and the correct answers to this question are:

The first correct name of the fairy tale is 12 months

The second fairy tale, where there is a number in the title - The Three Little Pigs

The third guessed option is 1000 and one night

The fourth clue, the tale - About the Seven Knights

The fifth line on the scoreboard was filled fairy tale - Masha and three bears

Finished the game fairy tale - Snow White and the seven dwarves

You can quickly name the most famous and beloved fairy tales:

1 - 12 months 15 points,

2 - Three Little Pigs 30 points,

3 - 1001 and one night 60 points,

4 - The Tale of the Seven Knights 120 points,

5 - Masha and the Three Bears 180 points,

6 - Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs 240 points.

The answers to the game, on the contrary to the television version, 100 to 1, were distributed as follows:

12 months - 15 points;

three little pigs - 30 points;

1001 and one night - 60 points;

about seven heroes - 120 points;

Masha and three mezhvezhs - 180 points;

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs - 240 points.

So many fairy tales in the title of which numbers are mentioned, but players 100 to 1 chose the following answers:

Twelve months - 15 points, this is the most common answer;

Three little pigs - already 30 points;

One Thousand and One Nights - 60 points;

The Tale of the Seven Knights - 120 points;

Masha and the Three Bears is already 180 points;

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs - this answer will be assessed to the maximum, you can get 240 points for it.

Which fairy tale has a number in its title:

1. 12 months - the most popular answer 15 points.
2. Three little pigs - the cost of the answer is 30 points.
3. 1001 and one night - answering this way will earn 60 points.
4. About the seven heroes - we earn 120 points for the answer.
5. Masha and the Three Bears - the score is 180 points.
6. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs - we get 240 points.

• Fairy tales are the favorite genre of my childhood, and probably not only mine. I have no doubt that the players easily and quickly gave answers to this question. In this game, it is important to indicate the answers correctly. The order is:

  12 months - this fairy tale earned 15 points

  The Three Little Pigs - 30 points rated this answer

  1001 and one night - 60 points for fairy tales for adult audiences

  The Tale of the Seven Knights - 120 points and I don’t remember the content at all

  Masha and the Three Bears - 180 points for this famous fairy tale

  Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs - the last answer earned 240 points.

  I’ll try to remember offhand what came to mind first.

  1. Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves.
  2. Seven Simeons.
  3. The wolf and the seven Young goats.
  4. Three piglets.
  5. Twelve months.
  6. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
  7. The Tale of the Sleeping Princess and the Seven Knights.

• In fact, it appears in many fairy tales. In the game, people responded as follows:

  1 - 12 months - for such a name in the game they will give exactly 15 points,

  2 - Three Little Pigs - for such a name in the game they will give exactly 30 points,

  3 - 1001 and one night - for such a name in the game they will give exactly 60 points,

  4 - The Tale of the Seven Knights - for such a name in the game they will give exactly 120 points,

  5 - Masha and the Three Bears - for such a name in the game they will give exactly 180 points,

  6 - Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs - for such a name in the game they will give exactly 240 points.

  The number 3 is probably the most popular, fabulous number. It occurs quite often in Russian folk tales and in fairy tales of the peoples of the world. How many sons does the old man have? Three. How many bears lived in the house Masha ended up in? Of course, three. How many girls were spinning under the window in A.S. Pushkin’s fairy tale? We all know from childhood that there are three.

  Fairy tale "Three Bears"
  How everything is cleverly arranged in the house of the three bears. Everyone has their own: dishes, bed, chair. But then a stranger appears in the bears' house. This person is the girl Masha. Oh, how the bears didn’t like the uninvited guest...

  “Three bears lived in this house. One bear had a father, his name was Mikhail Ivanovich. He was big and shaggy. The other was a bear. She was smaller, and her name was Nastasya Petrovna. The third was a little bear cub, and his name was Mishutka...”

  Fairy tale "The Bear and the Three Sisters"
  The three sisters live not in a mansion or a mansion, not in a house or in a hut, but in a bear’s den. They thought and thought, how could they return home to their father and mother? And they came up with...

  “Once upon a time there was an old man. He had three daughters. He went into the forest to chop wood and said: “You, daughters, bake some bread, bring me lunch...”

  Fairy tale "Three Little Forest Men" by the Brothers Grimm
  The Brothers Grimm are great storytellers. They not only collected fairy tales, but also processed them in such a way that for several centuries they have been read and reread, studied and remembered.

  “...The girl went into the forest and went straight to that little hut. Three little people, just like that time, looked out of the window, but she didn’t greet them...”

  "The Three Spinners" Brothers Grimm
  “Once upon a time there was a girl who was lazy and not good at spinning, and no matter what her mother told her, she just couldn’t get her to work.”

  "Three Feathers" Brothers Grimm
  “Once upon a time there was a king; he had three sons. Two of them were smart and intelligent, and the third didn’t speak much...”

  The number three also appears in the following fairy tales:
  
  "Three kingdoms - copper, silver and gold"
  "Three piglets"
  "Three Fat Men"

  The number 3 is one of our favorite fairy numbers. But it is present not only in fairy tales. In poems, the number three is also not a rare guest.

  “The troika rushes, the troika gallops,
  Dust swirls from under the hooves.
  The bell is crying loudly,
  Now he laughs, now he rings...”

  How many wise men do you think are from the English nursery rhyme ( translated by S.Ya. Marshak) went traveling by sea, not in clear weather, but in a thunderstorm? Well, of course, three. If the pelvis (in original version trough) would have been stronger, then the story about the journey of three simple-minded people, Gotham smart guys, would have been longer.

  "Three wise men in one basin"
  We set off across the sea in a thunderstorm.
  Be stronger than the old basin,
  My story would have been longer."

  In which fables by I.A. Krylov does the number (digit) 3 appear?
  "Three Men"
  Three men went into the village to spend the night.
  Here, in St. Petersburg, they made a living as a driver...;
  And now they were on their way home to their homeland...

  "An Old Man and Three Young People"
  The old man was getting ready to plant a tree.
  “Let them build; how to plant in those summers -
  Three adult youths nearby were discussing...”

  "Swan pike and crayfish"
  Who among us has not heard about the famous trio, who “took to carrying a load of luggage,” but never brought the matter to its logical conclusion. “When there is no agreement among comrades, their business will not go well...”

  And we will return to fairy tales, and remember in which fairy tales the number 3 still appears.

  "Emelya" Russian folk tale
  Once upon a time there lived an old man. He had three sons: two smart, the third - the fool Emelya. The brothers work, but Emelya lies on the stove all day, doesn’t want to know anything...

  “The Tale of Tsar Saltan...” A.S. Pushkin
  "Three maidens by the window,
  Spinning late in the evening..."