On May 4, at 11:00 am, the libraries of the MAUK "CBS" in Pskov joined the International Campaign "Reading to children about the war."
At the same time, the best literary works of art about the Great Patriotic War.
dead and alive
The dead -
Be permanently on duty
They live in the names of streets and in epics.
Their exploits holy beauty
Will display the artists in the paintings.
Alive -
Heroes to honor, not to forget,
Keep their names in immortal lists,
To remind everyone of their courage
And lay flowers at the foot of the obelisks!
May 4, 2016 at 11.00 in the Library-Children's Reading Center, the action "We read to children about the war" took place. The children of schools No. 23 and No. 19 had a unique opportunity to hear a significant work about the wartime from the lips of the cabin boy northern fleet, participant of the Great Patriotic War Vershinin Gennady Georgievich. He read excerpt from the story "Boys with bows" by Valentin Pikul.
"From the author
Youth ... She was unsettling, like a gust of wind that hit the folded wing of the sail.
This book is dedicated to youth - the difficult youth of the generation to which I have the honor to belong ... "
(V. Pikul "Boys with bows")
The guys were very enthusiastic. And after reading an excerpt from the book, Gennady Georgievich was asked a variety of questions: how he decided to fight, how he studied at school, how he was in battle for the first time, and much more. The students wanted to become, at least for a minute, the same cabin boy that our veteran once was. Everyone wanted to try on a peakless cap and feel on the deck of a torpedo boat.
May 4 Library "Spring" them. S. A. Zolottseva joined the International action"We read to children about the war-2016", dedicated to the Victory Day.
Nikonorova L.A., whose childhood fell on the dashing war years, was invited to a meeting with schoolchildren.
At the beginning of the event, a collective conversation took place, in which the presenter drew the attention of the guys to the fact that the war years were filled not only with pain, suffering, fear, despair, but, first of all, it was a time of courage, valor and glory. Then the guest of the library shared her memories of her military childhood. Laretta Alekseevna told how they were starving, how terrible it was for everyone during the bombing, how miraculously they managed to avoid death at the hands of the Nazis. She finished her speech lines of a poem by S.A. Zolottsev "And forty more years will pass, and sixty ...".
Next, the attention of the children was offered short story by Petras Zvirka "The Nightingale". And after reading, according to tradition, there was a discussion of the book. The children pondered over the questions: why the story was called "The Nightingale", how the boy passed information to the partisans, why his behavior with the Nazis can be called not only courageous, but also impudent. The children noted the courage and resourcefulness of the young hero.
On May 4, the Family Reading Library took part in the VII International Campaign “Reading to Children about the War”.
Students came to the meeting with the book primary school Secondary School No. 3, Pskov. In the introductory conversation, the presenter reminded the children about when and how the war began, why it is called the Great Patriotic War, what a high price the victory was won. With a minute of silence, the participants of the Action honored the memory of all those who gave their lives defending our Motherland.
For reading to schoolchildren was chosen Georgy Skrebitsky's story "The Troll's Misdemeanor". This is a story about two scouts and a service dog named Troll. At the end of the reading, there was a discussion of what was read. The guys talked about who the scouts were and what tasks they had to perform in the war, what qualities a scout should have, how four-legged friends helped our soldiers during the war and continue to help in peacetime, what “misconduct” the Troll committed in intelligence. And they absolutely rightly noted that it was not a “misconduct” at all, but a real heroic deed, because the Troll proved to be a real scout. Not finding himself, he was able not only to track down the enemy signalman, who turned out to be a white fox terrier dog, “skillfully dressed in a gray hare skin,” but also destroyed him.
In the second part of the event, schoolchildren met with Alla Petrovna Jafarova, a resident of the Ovsishche microdistrict, a library reader. "Children of war" - this is the name of those whose childhood coincided with the war. And Alla Petrovna is one of them. Indeed, in the victorious 1945, she was only 10 years old. Alla Petrovna shared with the children her memories of her childhood, which passed in the city of Baku, about her father, who fought and reached Berlin, about how, on the night of May 8-9, 1945, she found out that the war was over, and all people hugged each other with a friend, wept with happiness, rejoiced, rejoiced. Alla Petrovna also has favorite books about the war, among them "Green Chains" by G. Matveev, "The Fourth Height" by E. Ilyina, "Young Guard" by A. Fadeev. On the eve of Victory Day, the guys congratulated Alla Petrovna on the holiday, wished her good health and longevity.
The event ended with a reading poems by Olga Klimchuk “Let people not forget this Day!”, which has wonderful lines:
Let people not forget this Day!
May the Memory sacredly preserve those names,
Who brought VICTORY closer -
With their lives, crossed out, "war" ...
Four years of terrible trials! ..
PEACE TO THE FALLEN!
A bow to the rear! .. - to replace those who have risen! ..
To everyone who won the VICTORY - BOW TO THE EARTH!!!
On May 4, together with the staff of the "Dialogue" library, preschoolers from preparatory groups"Gnome", "Krokha" and "Firefly" MDOU No. 46 became participants in the International Action "Reading to Children about the War".
First, the children watched the music video "About that spring", after which they were shown a multimedia presentation "May 9 - Victory Day", from which they learned about that great liberation war, about how all the inhabitants of our country, both old and young, took up arms and stood up to defend the Motherland. The whole country rejoiced at the victory, but this joy was with tears in their eyes, because in every family, in every house, someone died in this terrible war.
The children got acquainted with poems and stories for children about the war, learned about the young heroes of that time, watched a presentation about the youngest hero Soviet Union Vale Kotike.
Then the children themselves recited poems about the war and the great Victory, some of the guys learned and recited poems by heart. The librarians read the work to the children K. Paustovsky "The Adventures of the Rhinoceros Beetle" or "Soldier's Tale", after reading with children was held literary quiz. The meeting ended with a reading poems by A. Usachev "What is Victory Day"".
On the eve of the 71st anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War, the Library - the public center of the Pskovkirpich microdistrict hosted the Action "Reading to children about the war."
Students of the second grades of the “Secondary School No. 16 named after. Hero of Russia Alexei Vorobyov" stories were read from the book Sergei Alekseev "Not a step back", "Thirty-three heroes". Children enjoyed reading excerpts from the book "The Battle of Stalingrad". They were brought to their attention book exhibition"Let's bow to the feat of a soldier."
At the end of the event, the children took part in the action “I vote for peace”: they expressed their wishes “Peace to the whole world” and “No to war” on their “palms”.
For the fourth year, young readers of the library of the microdistrict Lyubyatovo "BiblioLub" have been participating in the International Action organized by the Samara Regional Children's Library. For all of us, adults and children, this is always an exciting event.
For loud reading were chosen:
- preschoolers - collection of short stories by Irina Petrovna Tokmakova "Pines are rustling". This is an autobiographical story. Tokmakova was evacuated to an orphanage during the war years. In 2015, we received a new edition of the book, and it was with it that we introduced the guys.
- seventh graders - book by Elena Ilyina "The Fourth Height". The story of Guli Koroleva, told by Ilyina, celebrates 70 years this year (written in 1946). Gulya (Marionella) was only 20 years old at the time of her death. In our library there is a book "The Fourth Height" - a 1954 edition, we introduced schoolchildren to it. By the way, in 1954, Vladimir Korolev, Guli's father, gave her letters to the Museum of the Battle of Stalingrad.
The patriotic book action was attended by:
- Vasilyuk Gennady Ivanovich, participant in the Great Patriotic War, participant in the defense of Leningrad. A pupil of the communications battalion, and since 1942 a telegraph operator-communicator, he was awarded the medal "For Courage" for the defense of the Pulkovo Heights.
- Gavrilov Viktor Vladimirovich - Chairman of the City Council of War and Labor Veterans.
All libraries "Centralized library system" Pskov, who took part in the Promotion (Children's ecological library"Rainbow", Library - Center for Communication and Information, Children's Library "LiK", Library - Center for Children's Reading, Library "Rodnik" named after. S.A. Zolottseva, Library of Family Reading, Library "Dialogue", Library - public center of the Pskovkirpich microdistrict, Library of the microdistrict Lyubyatovo "BiblioLub"), received such diplomas of participants.
4 May the Central Children's Library took part in the VIII International Campaign "We read to children about the war", initiated by the Samara Regional Children's Library and dedicated to the Day Great Victory. The main goal of the action "Reading to children about the war" is to instill patriotic feelings in children and adolescents using the best examples of children's literature about the Great Patriotic War as an example. On this day, the best samples are read aloud in libraries fiction dedicated to the events of 1941-1945. and great human achievement.
Start annual promotion at 11:00 local time of the region in which the event takes place. And thus, it turns out 24 hours of uninterrupted reading of books about the war. In 2017, more than 6 thousand institutions from the Republic of Belarus, Donetsk People's Republic, the Republic of Kazakhstan and 83 regions of the Russian Federation.
In the Central Children's Library, the action "We read to children about the war" started on May 4 at 11.00. On the junior subscription, they read aloud "Stories about the War" by Sergei Alekseev. Simple stories about Russian soldiers and commanders helped children to imagine those terrible events of the Great War.
Teenagers were offered to listen to Yuri Yakovlev's story "Memory" from the collection "From Moscow to Berlin" and excerpts from the poem "Sasha Sibiryakov" by our fellow countryman, front-line poet Georgy Doronin. More books schoolchildren looked at the war at the exhibition "Pages from the Book of War".
In the literary drawing room of the Central Children's Library in VIII International Campaign "Reading to children about the war", for the third-graders of school No. 91, an hour of poetry "Lines scorched by war" was held. The children learned that during the war they attached special importance to literature, as it depicted the feat of the people. In a solemn atmosphere, schoolchildren listened to poems by famous front-line poets: K. Simonov, A. Tvardovsky, Yu. Drunina. The students also learned about the Kuzbass poets: E. Buravlev, V. Chugunov, V. Izmailov, G. Doronin, M. Nebogatov, who fought on the fronts of the war and dedicated their lines to the Great Victory. At the end of the event, the children read poems about the war, which they had learned for Victory Day and got acquainted with the exhibition of books “And the saved world remembers”.
In total, 69 people took part in the action "Reading to children about the war" in the Central Children's Library.
E. F. Sinigaeva, Ch. librarian of the CDB; T. V. Sannikova, leading. librarian,
tel. 77-25-82
For the second year in a row, the Department of Reading Rooms of the Central City Library. NV Gogol takes part in the action.
On May 4, poems, fragments of stories and stories about the war were read in the Reading Rooms Department. Pupils of MKU "Shore of Hope" became participants of the action. From the conversation, the guys learned about the difficult trials that befell our country and about the great human feat of our people. Through literary works librarians revealed the tragedy of the terrible war years, which the young generation of Russians should remember. Little readers became active participants in the action. They prepared and read poems about the war. After reading, the students discussed what they had read and empathized with the heroes of the stories.
Thanks to the Samara Library (the organizer of the international action), thousands of children have united in such an important matter as preserving the memory of the Great Patriotic War.
Victory Day is common holiday of all our people. The younger generation should remember those to whom they owe their lives. Those who cost own life gave us freedom and peace, must always live in our hearts.
The municipal libraries of the city of Arkhangelsk took part in the VIII International action "Reading to children about the war".
The international campaign "Reading to children about the war" is timed to coincide with the Victory Day in the Great Patriotic War. The initiator and organizer of the action is the Samara Regional Children's Library. The main goal of the action "Reading to children about the war" is to instill patriotic feelings in children and adolescents using the best examples of children's literature about the Great Patriotic War as an example.
On May 4, 2017 at 11:00 simultaneously in various parts of Russia and abroad, an hour of simultaneous reading of works about the Great Patriotic War passed. In libraries, schools, kindergartens, orphanages, hospitals and other institutions, the best examples of fiction devoted to the events of 1941-1945 were read aloud to children. and great human achievement.
In Arkhangelsk, 14 municipal libraries took part in the International Action. More than 600 children and adults attended the events.
To the guys different ages excerpts from the books “Salute, Pioneer!”, “Robinsons of the Icy Island” by Nikolai Vurdov, “Boys with Bows” by Valentin Pikul and “Childhood Scorched by the War of 1941-1945” were read. In total, 11 meetings were held on the day of the action, including “Children – Heroes of the Great Patriotic War”, “Childhood in military Arkhangelsk”, “Songs in a military overcoat”.
The guys remembered the wonderful writer Evgeny Stepanovich Kokovin, our countryman, after whom the library is named. When the war began, Yevgeny Stepanovich was 28 years old, he was already known both as a writer and as a journalist, he was actively published in newspapers and magazines. During the war, Yevgeny Kokovin became a war correspondent for the newspapers Patriot of the Motherland and Brave Warrior. In his story “The leader of the ambulance team, Yevgeny Kokovin immortalized dog courage and devotion, it was from this story that excerpts were heard on International Reading Day. And after reading the musical and literary composition “Children and War Are Incompatible” was presented by the participants of the theatrical circle “Fidgets” and the studio “Guitar Song” from school No. 2 named after V.F. Filippov, Arkhangelsk.
The librarians chose the theme “Animals at War”, and first-graders became participants in the action. From the introductory conversation, the guys learned what a high price the victory in the Great Patriotic War was won. Then there was a conversation about how great help animals provided in the war: dogs, horses, camels, pigeons. A. Mityaev's story "Earrings for a donkey" was chosen for reading aloud. After reading, they answered questions about the content of the story. All the children were very sorry for the donkey Yasha, admired the fact that even the wounded he continued to carry water to the foot soldiers. At the end of the meeting, the guys showed the materials they had prepared about their great-grandfathers and great-grandmothers - veterans of the Great Patriotic War.
The librarians invited Colonel of the Medical Service Kharlov Sergey Evgenievich to meet with the cadets. He told the children about the pupils of the Solovetsky Navy Jung School and read an excerpt from Valentin Pikul's autobiographical book Boys with Bows. Sergei Evgenievich was personally acquainted with Valentin Savvich Pikul, so his story was especially interesting. In difficult wartime, teenagers had to become cabin boys navy and at the age of 14-16 to take part in the war is not yet in the victorious 1943.
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The students lower grades listened to the first chapters of L.F. Voronkova "Girl from the city". This book introduced the children to the girl Valentinka, who was orphaned during the Great Patriotic War, and to the people who sheltered her. The story about the little girl made a strong impression on the children. Many children took the book home to read the story to the end, as well as other books about the war from the exhibition “And Childhood and War Were Together”. Children of the 4th and 5th grades got acquainted with the book of the Arkhangelsk writer M.K. Popov "Junkers" over Solombala. This little story about little Arkhangelsk citizens whose childhood was scorched by the war. Children looked at historical photographs with interest, read comments on them, allowing them to better understand what the war was like, what and how the front and rear lived. After discussing the story, the children honored the memory of the fallen fellow countrymen at the stand with photographs “They died defending the Motherland” and received St. George ribbons as a gift.
After listening to L. Tassi's poem "Bear", the guys felt how terrible it is to lose a family, to be left alone, and next to them is only their favorite toy - the Bear. The filmstrip "Friends" told that during the war years it was not easy for both people and animals, but friendship helped to survive.
The librarians opened the topic "Children and War". It is difficult for modern schoolchildren to imagine how their peers lived and fought for victory during the war years. Teenagers had to shoot, collect weapons on the battlefield, be connected with the partisans. The guys wrote in notebooks from newspapers, made ink themselves, rejoiced at frozen potatoes for lunch, worked at the machine for 12-14 hours. And most importantly, they overcame their former whims, laziness, and fears. It was necessary not to break into crying or a rash act that could lead to death. Together with the librarian, the guys recalled the biographies of child heroes, their exploits, even played out possible situations, memorized those character traits that would be useful in civilian life. They read poetry, remembered their great-grandfathers and great-grandmothers who survived the war.
A book on the topic "Fighters in white coats" was chosen for reading to the children. The children heard Lev Kassil's story "Sister". Then there was a discussion of the story. When leaving, the guys presented holiday cards and a Dove of Peace, designed for veterans and participants in the war, made by themselves.
The library staff showed a presentation on the role of animals in the Great Patriotic War. Girls and boys told their stories that they had heard from their grandparents, recited poetry.
An hour of patriotism for fifth grade students of the sanatorium boarding school No. 2 took place in partisan detachments, participated in the collection of funds for the needs of the front. Thousands of children and teenagers performed feats in those years. The names of Zina Portnova, Marat Kazei, Leni Golikov, Valya Kotik and other little scouts and partisans are forever included in the military chronicle of the country. The students were introduced to the deeds accomplished young heroes. A minute of silence honored the memory of the fallen.
On May 4, all rural libraries of the Kashinsky District took part for the third time in the International Action “Reading to Children about the War”, initiated by the Samara Regional Children's Library. Its main goal is the education of citizenship and patriotism in children and adolescents on the example of the best examples of children's literature about the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945.
In total, 109 students of rural schools and pupils of rural preschool institutions took part in the activities of the action organized by rural librarians.
The organizer and coordinator of the action on the territory of the Kashinsky district for the third time was the innovation and methodological department of the RMUK "Kashinsky MCB".
The librarians took a responsible and creative approach to the action, working in close cooperation with school teachers and kindergarten teachers.
In the reading room Barykovskaya rural library primary school students of the Barykovskaya school took part in the reading and discussion of L. Kasil's book "Your Defenders". Listening to stories and rereading the episodes they liked, the children understood how to love their Motherland, how important it is to be able to defend it from the enemy in difficult times. They also learned about how Soviet people at the front and in the rear brought victory closer. After listening to the stories, the guys took part in the competition of reciting poems about the war, learned by the Victory Day. The competition was held by the leading librarian S.B. Pestova and head of Barykovskaya elementary school J.B. Ruchkin.
Head Bulatovskaya rural library O.A. Motorina on the day of the action came to kindergarten. She told the children about the Great Patriotic War, about the price at which our people won the Victory. Olga Anatolyevna introduced the guys to the symbol of the Victory Day - St. George's Ribbon, explained why it is two-colored and what black and orange colors. Each child participating in the action received a St. George ribbon as a gift. After an introductory conversation, the children were read the books "Orlovich - Voronovich" (author S. Alekseev) and "The Road to Life" (author N. Khodza). From the latter, the guys learned about how the "Road of Life" was organized and how it functioned on the ice of Lake Ladoga. The children were imbued with the unparalleled heroism of the people who worked on it and ensured the safety of the passage of cars with wounded soldiers and evacuated residents of besieged Leningrad, they felt how Leningraders loved their city. The young participants of the action looked at numerous photographs, read short stories about the events of that time, illustrating the blockade of Leningrad.
After reading books, a flash mob “We will live and remember” took place near the obelisk in the village of Bulatovo. The guys with St. George's ribbons and balloons came to the memorial, read poems about the war aloud, tied balloons to birch branches, schoolchildren joined them. During the action, songs of the war years were played.
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The number of participants in the action is increasing from year to year. This time 36 children took part in it. Traditionally, these are secondary school students. M.I. Kalinin. Head of the library E.K. Vezo came to school that day and introduced the children to A. Mityaev's story "The Long Gun". The children learned about the exploits of young soldiers during the war years, answered the librarian's questions, and expressed their opinions about what they had read. Ekaterina Karlovna also reviewed children's literature on the Great Patriotic War and invited schoolchildren to the library.
A librarian came up with a soul to the action "Reading to children about the war" Zelentsovsky branch T.P. Ivanova. Young readers, under her guidance, conducted local history studies on the topic "My family was not bypassed by the war." The guys went to the Park of the 40th Anniversary of the Victory in the village of Zelentsovo to the memorial, then they learned from their parents who they are related to the people whose names are carved on commemorative plaques. They found out that these were their great-grandfathers, who went to the front during the Great Patriotic War to defend their homeland. Using the Book of Memory of the Tver Region, the children collected material about their dead relatives and prepared stories about them. On the day of the action, the librarian introduced her readers to the book "Golden Stars of Kalinin" and talked about the Hero of the Soviet Union, a native of Shepelevsky rural settlement I.N. Simakov.
IN Karabuzinsky library The action was held in the form of a poetic hour. Only at first glance, it seems that war and poetry are incompatible things, but this is not so. From the very first days of the war until the very victorious May 1945, to the present day, poets have written and continue to write about the war. And these are amazing poems - poignant, tragic and very honest. Participants of the action, library readers, students of grades 6-7 chose to read a book of poems about the Great Patriotic War "There is a people's war ...". The collection included widely famous works front-line poets, such as K. Simonov, Yu. Drunina, S. Narovchatov, A. Surkov, A. Tvardovsky and others, as well as poems about the war of poets of the post-war generation - V. Sokolova, Yu. Kuznetsova, A. Prasolova, G. Gorbovsky and others. The children not only listened attentively to the story of the librarian A.G. Blinova, about the events of wartime, about how they are reflected in poetry, but also in the form of loud readings, they themselves read poems about the war.
Librarian Korobovsky branch N.I. Chekalova invited children to the library before school age. With them she read and discussed L. Kassil's book "Your Defenders". Also, young readers got acquainted with an exhibition of books telling about military exploits. They showed interest in works about the war and borrowed books to read at home.
manager Slavkov village library V.L. Fomin held a media lesson "Pioneers - Heroes" for his readers. The librarian accompanied the reading of stories from the selection of books "Little Heroes of the Great War" electronic presentation"The exploits of Soviet schoolchildren during the Great Patriotic War." The children listened with pleasure to the works chosen by the librarian, discussed what they read, tried to put themselves in the place of the main characters, empathized with them. After the event, the children took books about pioneer heroes to read at home. 
Head Stulovsky branch I.I. Petrova held an action together with the Stulovskaya elementary school. Irina Ivanovna made a review of books about the Great Patriotic War for primary school age, and introduced the children to the book "Victory Banner". The children learned that the Great Patriotic War of the Soviet people against German fascism ended victoriously in the battle for Berlin. The author of the book, writer Yakov Makarenko, was at that time in Berlin as a war correspondent for Pravda. He described how senior sergeant Mikhail Yegorov and junior sergeant Meliton Kantaria hoisted the Banner of Victory over the Reichstag, who were awarded the high title of Hero of the Soviet Union for this heroic feat. The artist Vladimir Bogatkin, a participant in the battles for Berlin, recreated these historical events. After reading the book, the schoolchildren talked about which of their great-grandfathers fought on the fronts of the Great Patriotic War, and the librarian introduced them to the Book of Memory of the Tver Region, which contains information about the Kashinians who participated in the war. The event ended with the action "To the veteran at home!". The school and the library have been holding it for more than a year. Little readers make greeting cards with their own hands and hand them to veterans and home front workers on the eve of Victory Day.
IN Unitskaya library The action was held in the form of the Victory May event. Librarian M.V. Faleeva congratulated the participants of the action - readers of primary school age on the upcoming Victory Day holiday, spoke about its history and significance for our people. Then they read stories from L. Kassil's book and answered questions. All the guys listened attentively, experienced together with the heroes, shared their impressions.
According to the general opinion, the importance of the action "We read to children about the war" is great. It allows you to plunge into the war years, to understand that harsh time when our Fatherland was saved by the courage, steadfastness, selfless work of the Soviet people.
Introducing a child, a family to reading books about the history of our Motherland contributes to the formation of a civic worldview, social activity.
All librarians and the coordinator of the action were awarded diplomas of the Ministry of Culture Samara region and GBUK "Samara Regional Children's Library".
Yu.A. Malysheva, head of the innovation and methodological department of the RMUK "Kashinskaya MCB"
Every year, since 2010, at the initiative of the Samara Regional Children's Library, the action "Reading to children about the war" has been held, which has become international. Loud readings are held as part of the action best books about war. The peculiarity of the event is that in May, on the appointed day and hour, adults read lines to children that deserve to be heard.
On May 4 at 11:00, at the same time in all schools - participants of the Action, employees of the libraries of the city of Gubkin, together with volunteers, read aloud literary works of art about the Great Patriotic War.
The youngest participants of the action were first-graders of secondary school No. 16. For them, the librarians of the model library-branch No. 5 read the story of Mityaev A.V. "Triangular Letter". With bated breath, the children listened to the story, which told how a young soldier wrote to his mother from the war. After reading the story, the children were asked questions for discussion: “Why were relatives really looking forward to letters from the front? Why do you think Boris Mikhailov did not rewrite the letter and describe the battle and meeting with the wounded? And what do you think: is it worth keeping old military letters today?” Children actively participated in the discussion of the read story, expressed their opinion and empathized with the hero of the work.
The librarians of branch #6 organized commented readings “Read about the war to remember” from the first book of the series “ Immortal Regiment. Children about the war" for students of grade 8 "A" of secondary school No. 1 and pupils of the SRCdN. The children listened to and discussed A. Barto's poem "To the Partisan Tanya", S. Alekseev's stories "Danke Shen" and "The Last Meters". A spiritual response in the hearts of the children was left by songs and a video chronicle of the war years, sounded at the event. Then the schoolchildren launched balloons into the sky and visited the mass grave of 169 Soviet soldiers who died in battles with fascist invaders where flowers were laid.
Librarians of the author's model library-branch No. 9 visited secondary school No. 13, they told 4th grade students about volunteer children in the ranks of the Soviet military formations Great Patriotic War. The stories “Zina Portnova” (collection of Pecherskaya A.N. “Children-Heroes of the Great Patriotic War”), “Oksanka” (S. Alekseev) and an excerpt from the story “Son of the Regiment” by V. Kataev were read.
The theme was illustrated by photographs of military chronicles and a video trailer for the film “It was in intelligence” (film studio named after M. Gorky, 1968).
At school No. 10, the works of Sergei Alekseev "Gorovets" and "Stories about Marshal Zhukov" were read (library-branch No. 7).
Readings of the best books about the war and in high school No. 15. Third-grade students got acquainted with the stories of K. Simonov "The son of an artilleryman", A. Mityaev "Dugout", A. Tvardovsky "Tankman's story" (library-branch No. 3).
For children and teenagers aged 8 to 14 from four nearby schools, the staff of the Central Children's Library, together with volunteers, read aloud excerpts from works of art about the Great Patriotic War: A. Platonova, I. Turichina, L. Soboleva, A.I. Prokoptsov, V. Kolesnik, S. Alekseev.
