Students’ illustrations for the story “Unknown Flower. Fairy tale - true story by A. Platonov "unknown flower" fairy tale - true story by A. Platonov "unknown flower" - presentation Drawing for Platonov's work unknown flower

So today, let’s try to draw a few flowers and please our friends by giving them a masterpiece on paper. And at the same time we will learn something new. Agreed?

Divine irises

A symbol of wisdom, trust, hope. Van Gogh himself painted them on his famous canvases. And Claude Monet not only depicted irises in his paintings, but also skillfully decorated his own garden with them.

Enchanting poppies

A symbol of eternal youth and unfading beauty. This beautiful flower grows in Europe, North America, and some regions of Asia (China and India). A drawing of graceful poppies is a wonderful gift for your mother, grandmother or sister.

Drawing cornflowers

And this blue flower symbolizes spiritual purity, modesty and tenderness. They say that cornflowers have magical powers and protect the house from evil forces.

Important sunflowers

They are a symbol of labor, abundance, and, of course, the Sun - it is in his direction that they always turn their heads. And the sunflower is a symbol of the Motherland. Just as he always reaches out to the Sun, so a person is always with his homeland in mind.

Fragile bells

This is a hint that someone is thinking about You. Therefore, if you want to give a friend a pleasant surprise, draw this particular flower as a sign that you often think about him.

Narcissists

According to the Greeks, they symbolize pride and vanity. But the Japanese consider them a sign of silent beauty and joy.

Do you like daffodils? Then check out the video tutorial on how to draw these wonderful flowers!

Mysterious gentian

Symbol of summer warmth. It has long been considered magic potion. Even legend there is a story about a smart girl who decorated her head with a wreath of gentian and did not marry the devil, who turned into a guy. The devil could not approach the girl - the effect of the amulet was so strong. “If it weren’t for gentian and toya(name of the flower) “Then the girl would be mine too.”, - the unclean one shouted in disappointment. What a tricky gentian flower!

Fantasy flower

If you like to come up with something new, mysterious, fantasy flower will make your efforts easier. This beauty will decorate any design.

Rose hip

And what are those bright flames on the thorny branches? Why, this is rose hip- a symbol of youth, beauty and health.

Red Rose

The Lady of Flowers symbolizes passionate love, heavenly perfection and passion. In world symbolism, a golden rose meant perfection, a red rose meant beauty, a white rose meant innocence, and a blue rose meant inaccessibility.

I also suggest watching a video on how to draw a gorgeous rose with a pencil.

Faded dandelion

Fragile and light, this flower is beautiful even when it loses its freshness and bright yellow color. I just want to blow on it so that its weightless fluff will fly far, far away with the summer wind. Dandelion is a symbol of openness and warmth.

Tiger Lily

A very bright and even slightly predatory tiger lily is a symbol of energy and enthusiasm. Of course - it is sophisticated and at the same time extravagant, and its colors also hint at its extraordinary strength!

Would you like some more flowers? here look for delicate spring primroses, proud tulips, and wonderful watercolor snowdrops!

A fairy tale is a work about fictional persons and events involving fantastic forces.

A true story is something that actually happened, real events.

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The author emphasizes the flower’s struggle for its life and its joys. In the text we observe the feelings of the girl Dasha, who misses her mother, and her perception of the flower. The author's idea is that not every person can feel and see beauty, but Dasha can.

The story makes the reader think about perseverance and the desire to overcome difficulties along the way, because a person faces trials, and they need to be endured with dignity and courage, to fight for their happiness.

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ANDREY PLATONOV () The future writer Andrei Platonov (real name - Klimentov) was born into a large family of a railway mechanic Platon Klimentov. From childhood I experienced poverty, hunger, and labor. Andrei had to earn a living from the age of fourteen in order to feed his brothers and sisters (there were ten children in total).

During his life, Andrei Platonov went through many specialties. A messenger, a mechanic's assistant, a foundry worker, an assistant driver, a millstone maker, a journalist, a writer, a janitor - these are not all the professions that Platonov had. He irrigated the land, cleaned rivers, worked on electrification, and devoted a lot of time and effort to journalism. He begins to write poetry, stories, and novellas early.

At the end of the 20s, he completely devoted himself to literary work, changing his last name to the pseudonym Platonov. Literature becomes the main business of life. The creative fate of the writer was difficult like no other. It was not published during his lifetime. In the last years of his life, Platonov became a beggar. At the Literary Institute, where he managed to get a job, there was only a position for him as a janitor. After a long ban, the writer’s prose and drama returned to the reader only in the 1990s. Today Russian literature cannot be imagined without Platonov.

In 1944, Andrei Platonov developed tuberculosis, due to which he was bedridden in recent years. The writer died from this disease seven years later, on January 5, 1951. And shortly before his death, in November-December 1950, Platonov wrote a true fairy tale “The Unknown Flower”, which he gave to his daughter Masha.

CONDITIONS IN WHICH THE FLOWER LIVED “... there were only old gray stones, and between them there was dry dead clay.” “He had nothing to eat in the stone and clay.” “...the flower guarded the dew all night and collected it drop by drop on its leaves.” “...it was difficult to eat only from dust particles that fell from the wind.” “...the flower lacked food, and its torment was indicated in the leaves by different colors.”

“HE WORKED DAY AND NIGHT TO LIVE AND NOT DIE” “... the flower lived and lived and grew little by little higher.” “But he needed life and overcame with patience his pain from hunger and fatigue.” “The flower, however, did not want to live sadly.” “...became a real flower. Its corolla was composed of petals of a simple light color, clear and strong, like a star. And, like a star, it shone with a living, flickering fire, and it was visible even on a dark night.”

A YEAR LATER “... the wasteland has now become different, it is overgrown with herbs and flowers, and birds and butterflies fly over it. The flowers gave off a fragrance, the same as from that little working flower.” “Between two close stones a new flower grew - exactly the same as that old flower, only a little better and even more beautiful. he was lively and patient, like his father, and even stronger than his father, because he lived in stone.”
The first line is one noun. The second line is two adjectives. The third line is three verbs. The fourth line is a whole phrase, a sentence consisting of several words. The last line is a word that allows you to express a personal attitude to the topic. RULES FOR WRITING SINQWAIN

“Platonov’s unknown flower” - First stop. 1. Will the earth be able to thank the guys? Andrey Platonovich Platonov (Klimentov). Hero. Final questions. Most of Platonov's works are still in manuscript. What moment in the life of a flower can we call the most important? Did the flower have the most important goal in life? Literature lesson in 6th grade.

“Platonov’s life and work” - People in A. Platonov’s work “The Pit”. Creativity... A monument was erected to Andrei Platonov. Mother, father and children's “horde” - defenseless, but powerful in their own way. Personality. Ideas of creativity: The destinies of people in the 20-30s of the XX century. The idea of creativity is the knowledge of human secrets. The meaning of the story's title. Platonov Andrey Platonovich.

“Yushka Platonov” - Photo by A.P. Platonov 1924 Educators: To educate a spiritual and moral personality who knows how to compassion. In 1924 he entered the Faculty of History and Philology of the university. The story violates one of the commandments: “Thou shalt not kill!” A.P. Platonov (Klimentov) was born in Yamskaya Sloboda on the outskirts of Voronezh in 1899, on August 28.

“Platonov Yushka” - The Hidden Man Efim Dmitrievich (based on the story by A. Platonov “Yushka”). Treasure. Life circle of a hero. Occupation (work). Relationships with others: Yushka and children; Yushka and adults. The image of spiritualized nature. Portrait (description of Yushka). Family is the basis of the artistic world. Job. Purpose of the lesson: A. Platonov.

“Platonov’s Return” - Motives heard in the story: “Return”; "house" and "road"; “memory of the heart” and “light of life.” During the war years he published 6 books of prose. Recognizing your own children in the children running after the train. The decision to leave the family and return to Masha. Psychological story. Resolution of the action. Return. The decision to get down to business quickly.

“Writer Platonov” - War and post-war creativity. The film received the jury prize "Bronze Leopard" at the Locarno International Film Festival in 1987. Platonov (Klimentov) Andrey Platonovich. Voronezh. Thirties. Worker-intellectual. He studied at a parochial school, then at a city school. The story “The Ivanov Family” (“Return”) provoked sharp criticism for “slander” against the Soviet family.

“Platonov Yushka” - Work. The secret of the name. The literary genre of the work is a story. Life circle of a hero. Truth is a mystery, always a mystery. The character of a literary hero. Portrait (description of Yushka). The hidden man Efim Dmitrievich (based on the story “Yushka” by A. Platonov). Relationships with residents. How do you understand the name Yushka? What event is told about in the work “Yushka”?

“Platonov Multicolored Butterfly” - “Multicolored Butterfly”. Literary quiz. “At the edge of the wasteland, Dasha felt a fragrance. Reading lesson. based on the work of A.P. Platonov “Multi-colored butterfly”. "Unknown flower" Determine the score: Name the stories from A. Platonov’s collection “The June Thunderstorm”. “Unknown Flower”, “Cow”, “Nikita”, “Also - Mom”, etc.

“A lesson based on Platonov’s story Yushka” - To be human! Rejected. To recognize as unfit because of a defect, defect, and also to generally recognize as bad, to reject. Which meaning is more suitable for our case? Andrey Platonov (1899 - 1951). "Man is a mystery." Reject. Hurry up to do good before it's too late. Learn to appreciate human life according to A. Platonov’s story “Yushka”.

“The Life of Platonov” - Semaphores. The story “THE PIT” 1930 “THE SECRET MAN” (1926 -1927) First published in 1928. Engineer, poet, journalist. Industrialization. I. Motyashov Everything is possible - and everything succeeds, but the main thing is to sow souls in people. The idea is the transformation and improvement of nature with the help of human reason and labor.

“Platonov biography” - Andrei Platonov during the war years. Andrey Platonov with his daughter. M. A. Platonova, A. P. Platonov with her daughter. Drawing by Platonov 40s. Andrey Platonovich Platonov. (1899-1951) Material used from the site “All about Andrei Platonov. Students’ illustrations for the story “The Unknown Flower.” Biography" a-platonov.narod.ru.

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