The Brothers Grimm and their fairy tales 1. The Frog King, or Iron Henry 2. The friendship of a cat and a mouse 3. The child of Mary 4. The tale of the one who went to learn fear 5. The wolf and the seven little goats 6. Faithful Johann 7. Successful trade 8 An extraordinary musician 9. Twelve brothers 10. Ragged rabble 11. Brother and sister 12. Bell 13. Three men in the forest 14. Three spinners 15. Hansel and Gretel 16. Three snake leaves 17. White snake 18. Straw, coal and bean 19. About the fisherman and his wife 20. The brave little tailor 21. Dirty 22. Riddle 23. About the mouse, bird and fried sausage 24. Mrs. Blizzard 25. Seven ravens 26. Little Red Riding Hood 27. Bremen street musicians 28. Singing bone 29. Devil with three golden hairs 30. A louse and a flea 31. A girl without hands 32. Reasonable Hans 33. Three languages 34. Clever Elsa 35. A tailor in paradise 36. A self-cover table, a golden donkey and a baton from a bag 37. A boy, sir -finger 38. Lady Fox's wedding 39. Brownies 40. Robber-groom 41. Mr. Corbs 42. Mr. godfather 43. Mrs. Trude 44. Godfather's death 45. Little-Thumb's Journey 46. Strange bird 47. Tale of the enchanted tree 48 Old Sultan 49. Six swans 50. Rose hip 51. Bird foundling 52. King Thrushbeard 53. Snow Maiden 54. Knapsack, hat and horn 55. Trash 56. Dear Roland 57. Golden bird 58. Dog and sparrow 59. Frieder and Caterlyschen 60 Two brothers 61. Little man 62. Queen of bees 63. Three feathers 64. Golden goose 65. Motley skin 66. Bunny's bride 67. Twelve hunters 68. Thief and his teacher 69. Jorinda and Joringel 70. Three lucky ones 71. Six of them, whole we'll go around the world 72. The wolf and the man 73. The wolf and the fox 74. The fox and the lady godfather 75. The fox and the cat 76. Carnation 77. Resourceful Gretel 78. Old grandfather and granddaughter 79. Mermaid 80. About the death of the hen 81. Brother Veselchak 82. Hansl the Gambler 83. Lucky Hans 84. Hans marries 85. Golden children 86. Fox and geese 87. Poor and rich man 88. Lionlark whining and jumping 89. Gosling 90. Young giant 91. Underground man 92. King from the Golden Mountain 93 Voronikha 94. smart daughter peasant 96. Three birds 97. living water 98. Dr. Know-it-all 99. Spirit in a bottle 100. Grimy brother of the devil 101. Bear cub 102. Wren and bear 103. Sweet porridge 104. Smart people 105. Tales of already 106. A poor farmhand in a mill and a cat 107. Two wanderers 108. Hans is my hedgehog 109. A small shroud 110. A Jew in a thorn bush 111. A learned huntsman 112. A flail from paradise 113. Two royal children 114. About a resourceful little tailor 115. Nothing can hide from the clear sun! 116. Blue candle 118. Three paramedics 119. Seven Swabians 120. Three apprentices 121. The king's son who was not afraid of anything 122. The werewolf donkey 123. The old woman in the forest 124. Three brothers 125. The devil and his grandmother 126. Ferenand the Faithful and Ferenand the Unfaithful 127. Iron oven 128. Lazy spinner 129. Four skilful brothers 130. One-eye, Two-eye and Three-eye 131. Beautiful Katrinel and Nif-Nasr-Podtry 132. Fox and horse 133. Dancing shoes 134. Six servants 135. White and black bride 136. Iron Hans 137. Three black princesses 141. Lamb and fish 142. Mount Simeli 143. On the way 144. Donkey 145. Ungrateful son 146. Turnip 147. Newly forged little man 149. Cock log 150. Old beggar woman 151. Three lazybones 151a. The Twelve Lazy Servants 152. The Shepherd Boy 153. The Taler Stars 154. The Hidden Heller 155. The Lookout 156. The Dregs 157. The Sparrow and His Four Children 158. The Tale of an Unbelievable Country 159. The Dietmar Fairy Tale 160. The Mystery Tale 161. Snow White and Poppy 162. Clever servant 163. Glass coffin 164. Lazy Heinz 165. Vulture bird 166. Mighty Hans 168. Skinny Lisa 169. Forest house 170. Joy and sorrow in half 171. Kinglet 172. Flounder 173. Bittern and hoopoe 174. Owl 176. Time of life 177. Harbingers of Death 179. Gosling at the well 180. Eve's unequal children 181. Mermaid in the pond 182. Gifts from little people 183. The giant and the tailor 184. The nail 185. The poor boy in the grave 186. The real bride 187. The hare and the hedgehog 188 Spindle, shuttle and needle 189. Man and devil 191. Guinea pig 192. Artful thief 193. Drummer 194. Grain ear 195. Grave hill 196. Old Rinkrank 197. Crystal ball 198. Maiden Maleen 199. Buffalo boot 200 . Golden Key
There lived a girl. The girl went to the forest for berries and met an old woman there.
“Hello, girl,” the old woman said to her. Give me berries, please.
“Here, grandma,” the girl says. The old woman ate the berries and said:
- You gave me berries, and I will give you something too. Here's a pot for you. All you have to do is say:
- One two Three,
Pot, cook!
and he will start cooking delicious, sweet porridge. And you say to him:
- One two Three,
Boil no more!
and he will stop cooking.
“Thank you, grandmother,” the girl said, took the pot and went home to her mother.
The mother was delighted with this pot. And how not to rejoice? Without labor and hassle, delicious, sweet porridge is always ready for lunch.
Once a girl left the house somewhere, and her mother put the pot in front of her and said:
- One two Three,
Pot, cook!
He started cooking. Made a lot of porridge. Mother ate, became full. And the pot cooks everything and cooks porridge. How to stop it?
Should have said:
- One two Three,
Boil no more!
Yes, the mother forgot these words, but the girl was not at home. The pot cooks and cooks. Already the whole room is full of porridge, already in the hallway porridge, and porridge on the porch, and porridge on the street, and he cooks and cooks.
The mother was frightened, ran after the girl, but she couldn’t get across the road - hot porridge flows like a river.
Good thing the girl was close to home. She saw what was happening in the street, and ran home. Somehow she climbed onto the porch, opened the door and shouted:
- One two Three,
Boil no more!
And the pot stopped cooking porridge. And he cooked it so much that anyone who had to go from the village to the city had to eat his way through the porridge.
Once upon a time there was a poor God-fearing girl; she lived alone with her mother, and they had nothing to eat. Then she went out into the forest and met an old woman there, who already knew in advance what her grief was. And that old woman gave her a pot, but such that he had only to say: “Pot, cook!” - and he began to cook a wonderful, sweet porridge. And you will tell him: "The pot, it's full!" - and he immediately stopped cooking. The girl brought her pot to her mother's home, and thus they were spared from hunger and poverty and could eat sweet porridge as much as they liked.
It happened once that the girl was not at home, and take her mother and say: “Pot, cook!” And he began to cook, and she ate her fill; then the mother wanted him not to cook any more, but she forgot the word ...
And the pot boils and boils: the porridge already crawls out over the edge, but he cooks everything; already the kitchen and the whole house were filled with porridge, and then the neighboring house, and the whole street were filled with porridge, as if the pot had planned to cook porridge for the whole wide world. And trouble came for everyone, and no one could help that trouble. Finally, when from the whole village only one house remained unfilled with porridge, the girl returned home and only said: “The pot, it’s full!” - and stopped cooking the pot ...
And he brewed so much that if anyone had to go to the city from the village, he had to eat his way in porridge!
They left a big mark on history. Their merit lies in the fact that they not only contributed to the development of linguistics, but also collected German folklore. This was the reason for the creation of a collection of fairy tales called "Tales of the Brothers Grimm".
Their fairy tales became popular, both children and adults began to read them. Many of them have been filmed.
One of the many is called "Sweet Porridge". This is a work about kindness and justice, about honesty and sincerity.
Once upon a time, there lived a kind and modest girl. She lived with her mother. They were so poor that they didn't have anything to eat. This is where it starts summary"Sweet porridge". Once the girl was walking in the woods and met an old woman there. The old woman gave her a pot that could cook porridge by itself, you just had to tell him: "Pot, cook!". In order for the pot to stop cooking porridge, it was necessary to say to him: "Pot, stop it!". The girl brought the pot home and they forgot what hunger is. One day the girl was not at home. Her mother wanted to eat and told the pot to cook porridge. When it was necessary for him to stop cooking porridge, my mother did not know how to stop him, she forgot the necessary words. The pot boiled and boiled, and the porridge filled the whole house, then the whole street and the whole village. Finally the girl arrived. Only she was able to stop the pot, because she remembered the cherished words.
What does a fairy tale teach?
In a word, great work. The fairy tale "Sweet porridge" is useful for both children and adults. She teaches the most important thing - kindness. The story teaches us to always be kind. The little girl was modest and kind, for which she was rewarded: the old woman gave her a saving pot. After all, if the girl had not been distinguished by kindness and modesty, she would hardly have deserved such a gift. The tale shows: one must always do good. The old woman had such an opportunity - to help others, which she did. She saved a little girl and her mother from starvation.
The fairy tale "Sweet Porridge" shows that we need to appreciate what we have. The girl's mother happily used the pot, which itself cooked porridge, but she forgot that everything has its own measure, she forgot the cherished words and could not stop the pot.
Mother and her daughter are opposed in this tale. That is, you need to be like a girl, not like her mother.
Be clean like children
In our time, society lacks such essential values as kindness and cleanliness. The fairy tale "Sweet porridge" teaches everyone exactly this. Of course, everyone wants a comfortable life. Such as sweet porridge. But in order to get something, you have to give something. Hypocrisy, lies, malice - this is what takes root in modern society. And the fairy tale "Sweet Porridge" teaches that this should disappear. You need to be sincere and pure, like a child who has not yet known all the problems of this world.
We must not forget that only good will save the world. Mutual assistance, mutual support must overcome greed and become the first step in modern life values. We want such a life as sweet porridge - we will be pure in soul, like children.
