Composition on the topic: Styopa chops firewood

Styopa chops firewood

You don't know our Styopa? He's a scary bastard.

“I chopped all the firewood in half an hour yesterday,” Styopa once said.

– When did you learn? we ask.

“I’ve been doing it for a long time,” he replies.

Show me then and we'll see how you do it.

Styopa boldly approached the woodpile, took a block of wood lying nearby - huge, heavy. We looked doubtfully at Styopa:

- Stepan, take a smaller chock!

But Styopa did not listen to anyone. He swung his ax with all his might and slashed at the very center of the block. As expected, the ax was stuck - neither here nor there.

Styopa pushed and pushed, trying to pull the ax out of the tree. He better not do it! The ax suddenly jumped out of the block and in the next second an unpleasant sound was heard: the butt of the ax broke Styopa's lip!

Styopa walked for a long time with a plaster on his lip. It can be seen that the people say the truth: “It is easy to boast, it is easy to fall down.”

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• - prepare for an essay-story based on plot pictures and this beginning;
• - learn to include a proverb in an essay - a story on a domestic topic
• - meet to different types tool for chopping and chopping firewood and the rules for the safe use of an ax-cleaver
• Repetition: unstressed vowels in the root of the word, unstressed endings of nouns and verbs of I and II conjugations

Assignment Use 1) one of the texts as an introduction, 2) the content of the drawings, 3) in the conclusion the proverb "It is easy to boast, it is easy to fall down." Introductions: 1. You don't know our Styopka? He's a scary bastard. “Yesterday I chopped all the firewood in half an hour,” said Styopka one day. - When did you learn? - we ask. “I have been able to for a long time,” he replies. - Then show me, and we'll see how you do it ...

2. I watched my father chopping firewood, and thought: "And I can, What is there to be able to do? Swing harder with an ax - once! - and you're done!" And then one day...

Br.. obviously

p..leno, p..laziness p..sloth

other..va

FIREWOOD- wood cut down for fuel in logs, blocks or logs, and small firewood brushwood. Firewood is now more expensive. The woodworker is missing.

V. and Dahl. Explanatory Dictionary of the Living Great Russian Language

• FIREWOOD, firewood, -am; pl. Sawn and usually split into logs trees used for fuel. Birch firewood. Dry firewood. Knitted firewood. Chop wood.◊ Who is in the forest, who is for firewood.
• Reference and information portal GRAMOTA.RU - Russian for everyone

Number of firewood (chopping)

cleaver

Rub..t firewood (chopped)

with an ax

1. If chock (churak, chump, chump, chump, chump - a short stump of a log, poles ) on logs - then prick.

2. Number Yu t , and do not inject (at least injections, at least firewood).

3. As a rule, with a special tool called cleaver.

4. Other operations with firewood (except for point 1) are usually performed saw and ax - then, respectively, drank I t and rub I t.

• Axe- a tool, usually with a metal blade, rigidly fixed to the handle, usually wooden.
• There is a kind of ax called the Tesla, in which the blade is turned perpendicular to the handle.

• The ax is commonly used in carpentry. for cutting or shaping a tree, as well as for felling trees .
• In ancient times and in the Middle Ages, the ax was a common hand cold weapon, less often throwing.
• Word axe is an ancient common Slavic, either primordial or ancient Iranian borrowing
• Another ancient Slavic name for an ax is ax; in modern Russian, the term "axe" is attached as an archaism to a battle ax.
• Even in ancient times, the ax was called "argun". The latter name is especially characteristic of the ancient Vladimir principality. Argun was also called the woodworker, whose tool was mainly an ax-argun.
• (Remember the name of one of the main characters in Tolkien's book and The Lord of the Rings movie?)
• John Ronald Reuel Tolkien is an English writer, linguist and philologist. He is best known as the author of The Hobbit, or There and Back Again, The Lord of the Rings trilogy and their backstory - the novel The Silmarillion.
• ARAGON

• Cleaver- variety ax intended for splitting firewood .
• In the territory of Eastern Europe cleaver-shaped axes appeared in the first half of the 1st millennium AD, and were most widely used in the 5th-9th centuries. They were distinguished by a narrow blade, the width of which was 1/3 of the height, and the presence of lateral jaws. Later at Slavs they have been superseded by other types, Finnish peoples continued to be used until the 11th century and beyond.

• ax
• Blade
• slotting
• Sock
• Beard

GUESS THE WORD

• Dictionary of foreign words
• comic[English, comics, pl. h. from comic comic, funny] - a small book containing a series of drawings with brief accompanying texts that form a coherent narrative, usually of an entertaining nature.

• New explanatory and derivational dictionary of the Russian language. Author T. F. Efremova.
• comic m. A series of comic, humorous drawings with brief accompanying texts that form a coherent narrative.

• You don't know our Styopa? He's a scary bastard. “Yesterday I chopped all the firewood in half an hour,” Styopa once said. - When did you learn? we ask. “I have been able to for a long time,” he replies. - Then show me, and we'll see how you do it.

• Once, when dad left, I found the biggest log and decided to try to cut it. I took the ax, swung it and hit the log. I didn’t succeed: the ax got stuck in a tree. I wanted to pull it out, but the ax was stuck tightly. Then I pulled him with all my might. The ax flew out of the log like a bullet and hit me in the teeth. My teeth were intact, but I was in a lot of pain.
• After that, I decided to ask my dad to teach me how to cut wood. "AND wise man advice needed,” I thought jokingly.
• Nikita Ermakov. Proza.ru

• How was the lesson?
• What new did you learn in the lesson?
• Let's evaluate ourselves
• D / z: write an essay - a story from the pictures, using the working material of the lesson

• Reference and information portal GRAMOTA.RU - Russian for everyone
• Wikipedia (free encyclopedia) http://ru.wikipedia.org/
• Word Search with m
• hiperton.narod.ru/fire wood (Chop wood or chop wood)
• http://sgpsf.org/ORUR%20Documents/3razr1/praktika.htm (Ax Rules)

Lesson two. Making a story plan. Creation of working material. Editing a draft

• 1. Introduction
• 2. The beginning of the action
• 3. Development of action
• 4. Climax
• 5. Decoupling of action
• 6. Conclusion

• 1. “Yesterday I chopped all the firewood in half an hour”
• 2. "...Show me, and we'll see..."
• 3. "Well, come on, get out!"
• 4. "Bam!!!"
• 5. "It's easy to brag, it's easy to fall down"

• 1. “And I can. What is there to know? .. "
• 2. "And then one day ..."
• 3. "Well, come on, get out!"
• 4. "Bam!!!"
• 5. "And a wise man needs advice"

• 1. Exercise. Write down the verbs that will be required when writing an essay-story
• 2. Exercise. Write out the sentences from the introductory dialogue #1. Explain the punctuation marks.
• 3. Write out a sentence with direct speech from introduction No. 2. Explain punctuation marks

• You don't know our Styopa? He's a scary bastard. “Yesterday I chopped all the firewood in half an hour,” Styopa once said. - When did you learn? we ask. “I have been able to for a long time,” he replies. - Then show me, and we'll see how you do it.
• Styopa boldly approached the woodpile, took a block of wood lying nearby - huge, heavy. We looked doubtfully at Styopa:
• - Stepan, take a smaller chock!
• But Styopa did not listen to anyone. He swung his ax with all his might and slashed at the very center of the block.
• As expected, the ax stuck - neither here nor there. Styopa pushed and pushed, trying to pull the ax out of the tree. He better not do it! The ax suddenly jumped out of the block, and in the next second an unpleasant sound was heard: the butt of the ax broke Styopa's lip!
• Styopa walked for a long time with a plaster on his lip. It can be seen that the people say the truth: "It is easy to boast, it is easy to fall down."

• Once, when dad left, I found the biggest log and decided to try to cut it. I took the ax, swung it and hit the log. I didn’t succeed: the ax got stuck in a tree. I wanted to pull it out, but the ax was stuck tightly. Then I pulled him with all my might. The ax flew out of the log like a bullet and hit me in the teeth. My teeth were intact, but I was in a lot of pain.
• After that, I decided to ask my dad to teach me how to cut wood. “And a wise man needs advice,” I thought jokingly.
• Nikita Ermakov. Proza.ru

One day I really wanted to do something nice for my dad. I thought and decided that the best gift for him would be help with the housework. An interesting idea popped into my head. And what if I chop wood for the bath. I have seen my father do this many times. I think I can too. What's so difficult? Swing the ax, hit the log and you're done.

I got dressed and went outside. There was a small pile of thick logs in the yard, which my father had not had time to split the day before. I took off my warm jacket so that I would not be so hot from work, and took an ax in my hands. It was a slight frost outside, so I did not hesitate and swung my ax harder.

The ax blade immediately entered the log.

However, I could not lift such a heavy log. When I pulled the ax with all my strength, it jumped out of the wood and hit me on the chin with a butt. From severe pain, I screamed loudly and dropped my instrument from my hands. Tears rolled down from my eyes and I immediately rushed home.

I could not recover for a long time, and a hematoma formed at the site of the impact. On the same day I was shown to the doctor, who said that the bones were intact. In the evening, my father said very sternly to me: “You, Stepan, are already old enough and should understand that you need to learn any business.” And the grandmother remembered a folk proverb and added instructively: “A good blacksmith will not hit his finger, a skilled seamstress will not tangle the threads.”

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MOU Lugovskaya average comprehensive school Kineshma municipal district of the Ivanovo region Speech development lesson in 6th grade

Location of the lesson educational process: the third lesson in the "Verb" section (after reviewing what was learned on this topic in grade 5).

To develop universal educational activities (UUD): - personal (realize creative potential, achieve positive labor results); - regulatory (participate in goal-setting, learn to plan your activities, evaluate the correctness of your choice, carry out introspection), - cognitive (understanding the relationship between form and content, analysis of language situations); - communicative (participation in various types of communication). Receptions and methods. Vocabulary work (lexical, orthographic, etymological), text editing, dictionary work, textbook work, use of computer technologies.

Take care of our language, our beautiful Russian language, this treasure, this property handed down to us by our predecessors. I.S. Turgenev

Br ... apparently a ridge ... (?) h ... rban p..leno chopping block other ... va ailment ...

FIREWOOD - wood cut down for fuel in logs, blocks or logs, and small firewood with brushwood. (The price of firewood has now risen. There is not enough firewood.) V. I Dahl. Explanatory Dictionary of the Living Great Russian Language
FIREWOOD. Sawn and usually split into logs trees used for fuel. (Birch firewood. Dry firewood. Knitting firewood. Chopping firewood. ◊ Who is in the forest, who is for firewood.) Reference and information portal GRAMOTA.RU - Russian language for everyone

1. If a chump (chump, chump, chump - a short stump of a log, poles) is divided into logs, then chop. 2. By the way, they prick, not prick (at least injections, at least firewood) (v. 1 conjug.). 3. As a rule, firewood is chopped with a special tool - a cleaver. 4. Other operations with firewood are usually performed with an ax - they cut. (They cut trees for firewood and other household needs)

An ax is a tool, usually with a metal blade rigidly fixed to a handle, usually wooden. There is a kind of ax called the Tesla, in which the blade is turned perpendicular to the handle.

Hatchet Blade Butts Wedge Slotting Toe Beard

A cleaver is a kind of ax designed for chopping wood. The cleaver has a blunt blade that does not cut the log, but splits it (hence the name of the tool).

Grass in the yard, firewood on the grass

Let's summarize and evaluate our work. Continue with suggestions. - In the lesson, I repeated ... - I found out that ... - I encountered difficulties when ... - I easily coped with the task ... - I was wondering when ... - I evaluate my work ... - I evaluate the work of the class ... - Will you be useful in life knowledge gained today in the lesson?

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