The best works of Tolstoy for children - stories and tales of Lev Nikolaevich

The best works of Lev Nikolaevich

L.N.Tolstoy began writing the "ABC" and textbooks to educate the peasant children he taught on his estate. His children's works are fascinating and contain ideas that the writer wanted to convey to the little ones. His books educate. One can recall the story "The Lion and the Dog" about the strong friendship between a predator and a funny mongrel. The animal's feelings are so realistically described that they "take you to the heart".Tolstoy's works are interesting for children in anyagePhoto: GettyThe work "Kitten" tells the story of a small animal raised by children. While playing in the forest, they forgot about their pet and came to their senses when they heard the barking of hunting dogs. The brave boy fell to the ground and covered the kitten with his body, protecting it from the dogs.

Stories and fairy tales of the Russian classic for children

For the little ones the writer createdinstructive stories. The book "The Three Bears" tells the story of a girl named Masha who got lost in the forest and ended up with a family of bears. The author artistically describes how the girl ate from 3 plates and lay on 3 beds, and how surprised the bears were when they returned. Repeating phrases and stories are easy for children who are learning to speak to remember. The fables that Tolstoy revealed to the Russian reader are no less educational for young children. The characters in the work "The Ant and the Dove" call for responding to kindness with kindness and not remaining indifferent to the troubles of others. The fable "The Wolf and the Lamb" tells that if the powers that be need to punish someone, they will find a reason to do so. The author has instructive stories for schoolchildren. The work "Filippok" is about a boy who wanted to study so much that he went to school without asking, which was very far away. He amused the teacher so much that he promised to talk to the boy's mother so that she would let him go to school. Describing the difficult life of a peasant family, the author talks about what kind of thirst for knowledge a child must have for him to be able to overcome so many obstacles. L. N. Tolstoy valued education very highly, so this story became one of the most famous children's works. It would take a lot of time to list all the works of the great master, but it is impossible to forget these stories. They stay with a person for life.