Non-fiction tales relate to Russian oral folk art. They have a number of characteristic features that make it possible to distinguish them from the rest: elements that are repeated several times, a short narrative, often not endowed with a special meaning.
In fact, a bored tale is a short rhymed rhyme that can be read to young children (two to three years) an unlimited number of times. This article will address questions about where the tale of tales comes from, how it affects the development of the child, and the practical benefits of reading it to children.
The origin of bored tales
A boring fairy tale arose in Ancient Russia. Presumably the first writers of these creations were "tired" storytellers who wanted to get rid of annoying listeners. They invented these small stories on the go, then told them to those who molested them with a request, and left safely. Perplexed listeners made numerous attempts to clarify the meaning of these tales, so they began to pass them by word of mouth. It is possible that people began to repeat these stories among themselves several times, transmitting semantic load and memorized lexical constructions to each other.
The name "annoying tale" comes from the words "annoying", "annoying." Please note that when the same thing is read many times in a row, repeated phrases sound, it causes a feeling of boredom and the appearance of some irritation. It must have been precisely these feelings that the first creators of bored tales experienced.
Switching baby's attention
A boring fairy tale is an ideal option when it is time to put the baby to bed, and the child refuses to fall asleep without a fairy tale. Parents can memorize several of these verses so that they can recite them at the right moment. You can also use a book with bored tales, if available at your place. If desired, you can buy it in a store, it will be even better.
Fairy tales are short, so reading them will not take you much time. The child will be interested and funny to listen to funny stories, and he will repeatedly ask you to repeat what has already been told. Do not rush to refuse him! You can read these tales to your baby to distract from something. For example, a child was squeamish on the street or in a store insistently demanding to buy him a toy. Instead of scolding him and yanking him in every possible way, try to apply as a educational measure boring tales: “Once upon a time there were geese in my Marousi”. Instead of being capricious, the child will open his mouth in surprise and will begin to listen to you with the greatest attention.
The development of cognitive processes
Reading to adult children perfectly develops the child's memory, thinking, speech, imagination. Children very quickly memorize texts that interest them and evoke pleasant emotions. You will see how enthusiastically the kid will begin to repeat funny lines that make him smile and have a good mood! Doctoral tales for children are distinguished by great emotionality and voluminous humorous component. Listening, the child will delve into every word, even if he does not quite understand its meaning. In this case, the task of mom and dad is to correctly explain to the baby the unfamiliar words that appear in the text.
Interest in oral folk art
Doc tale is a real treasure for parents and children. Despite the fact that it is often perceived as meaningless and devoid of logic, this is a misleading impression. Non-fiction tales for children are oral folk art, which means they are a reflection of the life of the Russian people of Ancient Russia. It is from such seemingly senseless at first glance tales that a child will be able to find out how they dressed in Russia, what orders prevailed in cities, how ordinary people lived in villages, what they ate, were fond of, engaged in, how they worked hard and hard.
A systematic reading of bored tales to children not only educates the child, but also instills in him a love of his native word. Each parent wants his precious son to receive a good education in the future, to read serious fiction and classical literature. In many ways, the achievement of this goal is facilitated by acquaintance with bored tales that occurs in early childhood. Therefore, it is extremely important not to miss this moment! Love for a book is not born in one day, but comes gradually.
How to read bored tales to children
It would seem that this is difficult: just pick up the appropriate book and start reading aloud to the child. But it’s not so simple. If the parent wants the reading to bring tangible benefits to the child, then do not neglect the following rules. Read to your child only when you yourself are in a good mood. If you begin to read while in a depressed state of mind, the child will immediately notice it. In addition, such a reading will certainly affect the child's perception: the text will seem to him uninteresting, boring, and he will put the book aside. In order not to discourage your child from reading, encourage him to try to retell what he read on his own, do not refuse when he asks you to read a story. Poems can be memorized. Read with enthusiasm, expressively, clearly pronouncing each word. Dokuchnaya tale - this is the national spirit of Russia, respect it!
Thus, a boring fairy tale helps a lot to instill in a child a love of elegant literature. Let the good literature begin for the kid with the study of the monuments of Russian folk art. Such an approach will certainly bear fruit in the future.