White goby resin barrel. A bedtime story about a bull, a bear and a girl Tanya. Read and listen. Masha and the Bear - Russian folk tale

Tar barrel goby - Russian folk tale, which is loved by more than one child. It tells about how a grandfather made a bull for his granddaughter from straw and resin. The girl was delighted with him, took him to the meadow and left the grass there to pluck. When grandfather came for him, other animals were waiting for him along with the bull. They stuck to a tar barrel, and promised a ransom for freedom. Which of the forest dwellers fell into a trap, and what did they bring to the family for liberation? The tale teaches intelligence, generosity and the fact that a given word must be kept.

There lived a grandfather and a grandmother. They had a granddaughter, Tanya. Once they were sitting at their house, and a shepherd drove a herd of cows past. All sorts of cows: both red, and motley, and black, and white. And with one cow, a bull-calf ran alongside - a black, small one. Where he will jump, where he will jump. A very good bull.

Tanya and says:

If only we had such a calf.

Grandfather thought - thought and came up with: I'll get a calf for Tanya. And where he will get it, he did not say.

Here comes the night. Grandmother went to bed, Tanya went to bed, the cat went to bed, the dog went to bed, the chickens went to bed, only grandfather did not go to bed. I slowly got up and went into the woods.

He came to the forest, picked up resin from the fir trees, collected a full bucket and returned home.

The grandmother is sleeping, Tanya is sleeping, the cat is sleeping, the dog is sleeping, the chickens are also asleep, one grandfather is not sleeping - the calf is doing it. He took straw, made a bull out of straw. I took four sticks, made legs. Then he attached a head, horns, and then smeared everything with resin, and grandfather came out with a resin goby, a black goby. Grandfather looked at the bull - a good bull. He just lacks something. What does he lack? Grandpa began to examine - there are horns, there are legs, but there is no tail! Grandfather took it and adjusted the tail. And just managed to fit the tail - look! - the tar bull himself ran into the barn.

Tanya and her grandmother got up in the morning, went out into the yard, and a tar goby, a black barrel, was walking around the yard.

Tanya was delighted, picked herbs, and began to feed the resin bull. And then she led the bull to graze. I drove it to a steep bank, to a green meadow, tied it by a rope, and went home myself.

And the goby eats grass, waving its tail.

Here comes the bear-bear out of the forest. There is a bull-calf with its back to the forest, it does not move, only the skin glistens in the sun.

Look, what a fat one, - the Mishka-bear thinks, - I'll eat a bull.

Here is a bear sideways, sideways a bullock crept up, grabbed a bullock ... and stuck. And the bull-calf waved its tail and went home. Top top…

The bear was frightened and asks:

Tar goby, straw barrel, let me go to the forest.

And the bull is walking, dragging the bear behind him.

And on the porch and grandfather, and grandmother, and Tanya sits, meets the bull. They look - and he brought a bear.

That's so bull! - says the grandfather. - Look, what a hefty bear you brought. I'll sew myself a bear coat now.

The bear was frightened and asks:

Grandfather, grandmother, granddaughter Tanya, do not ruin me, let me go, I will bring you honey from the forest for this.

Grandpa unsticked a bear's paw from a bull's back. The bear ran into the forest. Only they saw him.

The next day, Tanya again drove the bull to graze. The goby eats grass, waving its tail. Here comes a wolf from the forest - a gray tail. I looked around - I saw a bull. A wolf crept up, snapped his teeth, and grabbed the bull's side, grabbed it and got stuck in the tar.

Wolf there, wolf here, wolf this way and that. Do not break out gray. So he began to ask for a bull: - A bull-bull, a tar barrel! Let me go to the forest.

And the bull did not seem to hear, turned and goes home. Top top! - and came.

The old man saw the wolf and said:

Hey! That's who the bull brought today! I will have a wolf coat.

The wolf was scared.

Oh, old man, let me go into the forest, I'll bring you a bag of nuts for this.

Grandfather freed the wolf - that's all they saw.

And tomorrow the bull went to graze.

He walks across the meadow, eats grass, drives away flies with his tail. Suddenly, a runaway bunny jumped out of the forest. He looks at the bull - he is surprised: what kind of bull is walking here. He ran up to him, touched him with his paw - and stuck.

Ah ah ah! cried the runaway bunny.

And the bull is top-top! brought him home.

Well done, bull! - says the grandfather. - Now I will sew hare sleeves for Tanya.

And the hare asks:

Let me go. I'll bring you cabbages and a red ribbon for Tanya.

The old man freed the hare's paw. A hare jumped off.

In the evening, grandfather, grandmother, and granddaughter Tanya sat on the porch - they look: a bear is running to our yard, carrying a whole hive of honey - here you are!

Before they had time to take the honey, the gray wolf runs, carrying a bag of nuts - please! Before they had time to take the nuts, the hare runs - carries a head of cabbage and a red ribbon for Tanya - take it quickly!

Nobody cheated.

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There lived a grandfather and a grandmother. They had a granddaughter, Tanya. Once they were sitting at their house, and a shepherd drove a herd of cows past. All sorts of cows: both red, and motley, and black, and white. And with one cow, a bull-calf ran nearby - a little black one. Where he will jump, where he will jump. A very good bull. Tanya and says:

If only we had such a calf.

Grandfather thought - thought and came up with: I'll get a calf for Tanya. And he didn't say where he would get it.

Here comes the night. Grandmother went to bed, Tanya went to bed, the cat went to bed, the dog went to bed, the chickens went to bed, only grandfather did not go to bed. I gathered myself slowly and went into the forest. He came to the forest, picked up resin from the fir trees, collected a full bucket and returned home.
The grandmother is sleeping, Tanya is sleeping, the cat is sleeping, the dog is sleeping, the chickens are also asleep, one grandfather is not sleeping - the calf is doing. He took straw, made a bull out of straw. I took four sticks, made legs. Then he attached a head, horns, and then smeared everything with resin, and grandfather came out with a resin goby, a black barrel. Grandpa looked at the bull - a good bull. He just lacks something. What does he lack? Grandpa began to examine - there are horns, there are legs, but there is no tail! Grandfather took it and adjusted the tail. And just managed to fit the tail - look! - the tar bull himself ran into the barn.

Tanya and her grandmother got up in the morning, went out into the yard, and a tar goby, a black barrel, was walking around the yard.
Tanya was delighted, picked herbs, and began to feed the resin bull. And then she led the bull to graze. I drove it to a steep bank, to a green meadow, tied it by a rope, and went home myself.

And the goby eats grass, waving its tail.

Here comes the bear-bear out of the forest. There is a bull-calf with its back to the forest, it does not move, only the skin glistens in the sun.

"Look, what a fat one," the bear-bear thinks, "I'll eat a bull."

Here the bear sideways, sideways crept up to the bull, grabbed the bull ... and stuck.
And the bull-calf waved its tail and went home. "Top-top, top-top..."

The bear was frightened and asks:
- Resin goby, straw barrel, let me go into the forest.
And the bull is walking, dragging the bear behind him. And on the porch both grandfather and grandmother and Tanya are sitting, meeting the bull. They look - and he brought the bear.
- That's so bull! - says grandfather. - Look, what a hefty bear he brought. I'll sew myself a bear coat now.

The bear was frightened and asks:
- Grandfather, grandmother, granddaughter Tanya, do not ruin me, let me go, I will bring you honey from the forest for this.
Grandpa unsticked a bear's paw from a bull's back. The bear ran into the forest. They only saw him. The next day, Tanya again drove the bull to graze. The goby eats grass, waving its tail. Here comes a wolf from the forest - a gray tail. I looked around - I saw a bull. A wolf crept up, snapped his teeth, and grabbed the bull's side, grabbed it and got stuck in the tar. Wolf there, wolf here, wolf this way and that. Do not break out gray. So he began to ask for a bull: Bull-bull, tar barrel! Let me go to the forest.
And the bull did not seem to hear, turned and goes home. "Top-top, top-top…!" - and came.

The old man saw the wolf and said:
- Hey! That's who the bull brought today! I will have a wolf coat.

The wolf was scared.
- Oh, old man, let me go into the forest, I'll bring you a bag of nuts for this. Grandfather freed the wolf - they only saw him. And tomorrow the bull went to graze. He walks across the meadow, eats grass, drives away flies with his tail. Suddenly, a runaway bunny jumped out of the forest. He looks at the bull - he is surprised: what kind of bull is walking here. He ran up to him, touched his paw - and stuck.
- Ah ah ah! cried the runaway bunny.
And the bull "Top-top, top-top ...!" - brought him home.
- Well done, bull! - says grandfather. - Now I will sew hare sleeves for Tanya.

And the hare asks:
- Let me go. I'll bring you cabbages and a red ribbon for Tanya. The old man freed the hare's paw. A hare galloped away. In the evening, grandfather, grandmother, and granddaughter Tanya sat on the porch - they look: a bear is running to our yard, carrying a whole hive of honey - here you are! Before they had time to take the honey, the gray wolf runs, carries a bag of nuts - please! They didn’t have time to take the nuts, as a hare runs - a head of cabbage carries and a red ribbon for Tanya - take it soon! Nobody cheated.

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Tar Goby is a Russian folk tale for kids who are interested in curious stories. It will be very informative and interesting even for the smallest reader. With the help of a talented grandfather and his unique skill, a cute gift is born that he made for his beloved granddaughter, Tanechka. It was a very funny and incredibly funny goby, which was made from ordinary straw with resin. Once, when the sun was rising, a miracle happened, this bull became alive, he came to life. When the bull was walking, the wolf, the bunny and the big bear began to hunt for the bull and declared a real hunt for him. But a very incomprehensible and strange miracle happened. All the animals stuck to a strange and sticky bull. Grandfather came to the rescue and freed all the forest animals from the sticky bull. In gratitude, all the animals brought many different treats and gifts for grandfather. You can read this story on our online page.

What the tale Goby-sticky barrel teaches and how it inspires creativity

It's a dream to have such a sticky bull in every home. When the sticky bull comes out into the street, everyone admires him and admires his strangeness. If you touch it, then you may never get home, you may be late and not reach work, you may be late for a desired date, and from all this it is possible to be upset or fall into prolonged despair. And if you want to get off again, then you need to bring tribute and a ransom for your freedom. Spend this evening in a good mood.

The text of the fairy tale Goby-tar barrel

An old man lived with an old woman, they had one granddaughter - Alyonushka. Everyone in the village had cattle: some had cows, some had calves, some had lambs, but they had no one. One day, grandfather says: “Grandma, let’s make our Alyonushka from the straw of a bull and smear a barrel with resin for him.”

They made a bullock out of straw, smeared a barrel with resin and put it in the yard. In the morning, the people drove the cattle, and grandmother and Alyonushka drove their bull. They drove to a clearing, and they themselves went into the forest to pick a sweet strawberry.

There is a goby in a clearing, suddenly a bunny runs and says: “What a miracle? How many years have I been running around this meadow, I have never seen such a miracle!”

He ran and ran, it became curiously painful: he took it with his paw and tried it, but he stuck his paw in resin. Grandmother and granddaughter came, drove the bull home, and the bunny on three legs also jumps. The bunny began to ask: "Let me go home, I will bring you beads and ribbons for this, Alyonushka."

I felt sorry for the bunny, they took it and let it go home. The bunny ran home.

On the second day, grandmother and Alyonushka drove the bull again. They drove to the clearing, and they themselves went to look for mushrooms. A fox ran across the clearing, saw a bull, she was so interested. She ran and ran around and once her paw - and also covered it up, and the fox could not pull her paw out in any way. Grandmother and Alyonushka came, drove the bull home, and the fox also jumped on three legs. The fox began to ask: “Let me go to the little fox kids, for this I will bring you geese, ducks, and chickens. You will have testicles, and meat, and a downy pillow, and a feather bed!”

The fox was also released. On the third day they drove the tar barrel bull into the field. They set it up again, and they themselves went to pick flowers. They are picking flowers, suddenly a bear walked across the clearing, he saw a bull - Mishka became curious: he walked around, walked around a second time - and from that side he would come up, and from the other side he would come up: “What a miracle? I have never seen such a bull in my life! Come on, - he thinks, - I'll try with my paw. As I tried with my paw - yes, I covered my paw. No matter how much Mishka fought, he could not free his paw. A grandmother came with her granddaughter, they drove the bull home, and the Bear on three legs also jumps. Mishka began to ask: “Let me go to the little bear children! I will bring you both bulls and cows in the fall.

Released Mishka. After that, they drove a bull to this meadow all summer long - no one else was caught. In autumn, the people closed all the cattle into the yard, and grandmother and Alyonushka also brought their bull, they also closed it into the yard. Alyonushka is sitting at home, she became bored again. Suddenly there is a noise in the street, a cry - “ha-ha-ha”. As Alyonushka looks, and the fox chases chickens, and ducks, and geese - only fluff flies all over, all over the street. She drove and shouted: “Alyonushka, open the gate!”

Grandmother and Alyonushka opened the gate, let in chickens and ducks. Well, Alyonushka got fresh meat, and a feather bed, and a downy pillow, and testicles.

For a long time, for a short time, the cry went through the village again - the cows moo, the bulls scream. The bear cries: "Open the gate!" They opened the gates, and Alyonushka had fresh milk, and sour cream, and cream, and cottage cheese became. Only one hare brings nothing. “Well, they think, the bunny deceived us.” And the hare was waiting for winter. As soon as winter came, the bunny came to the village for gatherings; girls sing songs, spin yarn - well, dance a hare, but well, make all sorts of knees! He danced and danced, the girls dressed him up: some beads, some tied ribbons. The bunny sat in a corner, sat and sat, and only the girls sat down at the spinning wheels, began to sing songs - he quietly ran away. He brought beads to Alyonushka, and brought ribbons.

Now our Alyonushka has everything.

Here is the end of the story.

There lived a grandfather and a grandmother. They had a granddaughter, Tanya. Once they were sitting at their house, and a shepherd drove a herd of cows past. All sorts of cows: both red, and motley, and black, and white. And with one cow, a bull-calf ran alongside - a black, small one. Where he will jump, where he will jump. A very good bull.
Tanya and says:
If only we had such a calf.

Grandfather thought - thought and came up with: I'll get a calf for Tanya. And where he will get it, he did not say.
Here comes the night. Grandmother went to bed, Tanya went to bed, the cat went to bed, the dog went to bed, the chickens went to bed, only grandfather did not go to bed. I slowly got up and went into the woods. He came to the forest, picked up resin from the fir trees, collected a full bucket and returned home.

The grandmother is sleeping, Tanya is sleeping, the cat is sleeping, the dog is sleeping, the chickens are also asleep, one grandfather is not sleeping - the calf is doing it. He took straw, made a bull out of straw. I took four sticks, made legs. Then he attached a head, horns, and then smeared everything with resin, and grandfather came out with a resin goby, a black goby.

Grandfather looked at the bull - a good bull. He just lacks something. What does he lack? Grandpa began to examine - there are horns, there are legs, but there is no tail! Grandfather took it and adjusted the tail. And just managed to fit the tail - look! - the tar bull himself ran into the barn.

Tanya and her grandmother got up in the morning, went out into the yard, and a tar goby, a black barrel, was walking around the yard.
Tanya was delighted, picked herbs, and began to feed the resin bull. And then she led the bull to graze. I drove it to a steep bank, to a green meadow, tied it by a rope, and went home myself.
And the goby eats grass, waving its tail.

Here comes the bear-bear out of the forest. There is a bull-calf with its back to the forest, it does not move, only the skin glistens in the sun.
Look, what a fat one, - the Mishka-bear thinks, - I'll eat a bull.
Here is a bear sideways, sideways a bullock crept up, grabbed a bullock ... and stuck. And the bull-calf waved its tail and went home. Top top…

The bear was frightened and asks:
- Tar goby, straw barrel, let me go into the forest.

And the bull is walking, dragging the bear behind him.
And on the porch and grandfather, and grandmother, and Tanya sits, meets the bull. They look - and he brought a bear.
-That's so bull! - says the grandfather. - Look, what a hefty bear you brought. I'll sew myself a bear coat now.

The bear was frightened and asks:
-Grandfather, grandmother, granddaughter Tanya, do not ruin me, let me go, I will bring you honey from the forest for this.

Grandpa unsticked a bear's paw from a bull's back. The bear ran into the forest. Only they saw him.
The next day, Tanya again drove the bull to graze. The goby eats grass, waving its tail. Here comes a wolf from the forest - a gray tail. I looked around - I saw a bull. A wolf crept up, snapped his teeth, and grabbed the bull's side, grabbed it and got stuck in the tar. Wolf there, wolf here, wolf this way and that. Do not break out gray. So he began to ask for a bull: - A bull-bull, a tar barrel! Let me go to the forest.
And the bull did not seem to hear, turned and goes home. Top top! - and came.

The old man saw the wolf and said:
-Hey! That's who the bull brought today! I will have a wolf coat.

The wolf was scared.
- Oh, old man, let me go into the forest, I'll bring you a bag of nuts for this.

Grandfather freed the wolf - that's all they saw.
And tomorrow the bull went to graze.

He walks across the meadow, eats grass, drives away flies with his tail. Suddenly, a runaway bunny jumped out of the forest. He looks at the bull - he is surprised: what kind of bull is walking here. He ran up to him, touched him with his paw - and stuck.
-Ah ah ah! cried the runaway bunny.

And the bull is top-top! brought him home.
- Well done, bull! - says the grandfather. - Now I will sew hare sleeves for Tanya.

And the hare asks:
-Let me go. I'll bring you cabbages and a red ribbon for Tanya.
The old man freed the hare's paw. A hare jumped off.

In the evening, grandfather, grandmother, and granddaughter Tanya sat on the porch - they look: a bear is running to our yard, carrying a whole hive of honey - here you are! Before they had time to take the honey, the gray wolf runs, carrying a bag of nuts - please! Before they had time to take the nuts, the hare runs - carries a head of cabbage and a red ribbon for Tanya - take it quickly!
Nobody cheated.

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• Tales of Sergei Mikhalkov Tales of Sergei Mikhalkov Mikhalkov Sergei Vladimirovich (1913 - 2009) - writer, writer, poet, fabulist, playwright, war correspondent during the Great Patriotic War, lyricist of two hymns Soviet Union and anthem Russian Federation. They begin to read Mikhalkov's poems in the kindergarten, choosing "Uncle Styopa" or the equally famous rhyme "What do you have?". The author takes us back to the Soviet past, but over the years his works do not become obsolete, but only acquire charm. Mikhalkov's children's poems have long become classics.
• Tales of Suteev Vladimir Grigorievich Tales of Suteev Vladimir Grigorievich Suteev - Russian Soviet children's writer, illustrator and animator. One of the pioneers of Soviet animation. Born in the family of a doctor. The father was a gifted person, his passion for art was passed on to his son. From his youth, Vladimir Suteev, as an illustrator, periodically published in the magazines Pioneer, Murzilka, Friendly Guys, Iskorka, and in the Pionerskaya Pravda newspaper. Studied at MVTU im. Bauman. Since 1923 - an illustrator of books for children. Suteev illustrated books by K. Chukovsky, S. Marshak, S. Mikhalkov, A. Barto, D. Rodari, as well as his own works. The tales that V. G. Suteev composed himself are written laconically. Yes, he does not need verbosity: everything that is not said will be drawn. The artist works as a multiplier, capturing every movement of the character to get a solid, logically clear action and a vivid, memorable image.
• Tales of Tolstoy Alexei Nikolaevich Tales of Tolstoy Alexei Nikolaevich Tolstoy A.N. - a Russian writer, an extremely versatile and prolific writer who wrote in all kinds and genres (two collections of poems, more than forty plays, scripts, fairy tales, journalistic and other articles, etc.), primarily a prose writer, a master of fascinating narration. Genres in creativity: prose, short story, story, play, libretto, satire, essay, journalism, historical novel, science fiction, fairy tale, poem. A popular fairy tale by A. N. Tolstoy: “The Golden Key, or the Adventures of Pinocchio”, which is a successful reworking of a fairy tale by an Italian writer of the 19th century. Collodi "Pinocchio", entered the golden fund of world children's literature.
• Tales of Leo Tolstoy Tales of Tolstoy Leo Nikolayevich Tolstoy Lev Nikolayevich (1828 - 1910) - one of the greatest Russian writers and thinkers. Thanks to him, not only works that are part of the treasury of world literature appeared, but also a whole religious and moral trend - Tolstoyism. Lev Nikolaevich Tolstoy wrote many instructive, lively and interesting tales, fables, poems and stories. Many small but wonderful fairy tales for children also belong to his pen: Three Bears, How Uncle Semyon told about what happened to him in the forest, The Lion and the Dog, The Tale of Ivan the Fool and His Two Brothers, Two Brothers, Worker Emelyan and empty drum and many others. Tolstoy was very serious about writing little fairy tales for children, he worked hard on them. Tales and stories of Lev Nikolaevich are still in books for reading in elementary school.
• Tales of Charles Perrault The Tales of Charles Perrault Charles Perrault (1628-1703) was a French storyteller, critic and poet, and was a member of the French Academy. It is probably impossible to find a person who would not know the tale about Little Red Riding Hood and the gray wolf, about a boy from a finger or other equally memorable characters, colorful and so close not only to a child, but also to an adult. But all of them owe their appearance to the wonderful writer Charles Perrault. Each of his fairy tales is folk epic, its writer processed and developed the plot, resulting in such delightful works that are still read today with great admiration.
• Ukrainian folk tales Ukrainian folk tales Ukrainian folk tales have much in common in their style and content with Russian folk tales. In the Ukrainian fairy tale, much attention is paid to everyday realities. Ukrainian folklore is very vividly described by a folk tale. All traditions, holidays and customs can be seen in the plots of folk tales. How Ukrainians lived, what they had and what they didn’t have, what they dreamed about and how they went towards their goals is just as clearly laid down in the meaning fairy tales. The most popular Ukrainian folk tales: Mitten, Goat Dereza, Pokatigoroshka, Serko, the tale about Ivasik, Kolosok and others.