"What dew is on the grass." The artistic narrative description of Leo Tolstoy
LN Tolstoy wrote not only for adults. He wanted the children to know the world. For children, the writer created story-descriptions and cognitive stories.
School in Yasnaya Polyana
Young Lev Nikolaevich at his estate in 1850the first time he opened a school for peasant children. He saw that the children were drawn to knowledge, but there was nowhere to study. However, Tolstoy believed that in the remote villages "hidden" the new Lomonosov and simply gifted children - the future of the country.
Once he asked to write his pupil, ashe was taught up to the Yasnaya Polyana school, and in every line of the simple story there were words "beat" and "shouted". Reading the works of teachers and philosophers of his time, traveling abroad, everywhere Tolstoy looked for models to follow. But I did not find anything.
By his own rules, he starts againteach children ABC, arithmetic, the law of God, trying to get children interested. Classes were held in classrooms and in nature. The children simply did not want to go home, so much they were drawn to knowledge. However, the authorities found the Count's actions dangerous. In 1862 the school had to be closed. But the writer continued to create stories for the children.
What can you see in a huge world
On a sunny morning, you can meet dew on the grass andpass her by. The writer stopped, looked attentively at her and saw what dew is on the grass. Many people saw her, but few people were so attentive to her. Tolstoy had a poetic story.
Explanation of words that the writer uses
The author calls the dew diamond, because it is onthe sun shines like a precious stone. What colors does it sparkle? Yellow, red, blue. The colors of the rainbow gathered in small glistening and shimmering droplets. With the help of these words he conveys the extraordinary beauty of dew.
Velvet is a soft fluffy fabric thatmake of silk. It is beautiful and pleasant to the touch. With him, the writer compares a furry leaf. Why? Everyone can, after thinking, answer this question. Many saw such leaves. On the one hand, they are dense, and on the other - gentle and soft. The plant is called mother-and-stepmother. It grows everywhere. If one side is applied to the cheek, then it is tender, like a mother, and the other is rough, like a stepmother. Not only does this herb have such qualities. If you think about it, you can remember other varieties.
In a small story-poem "What kind of dew is on the grass" Tolstoy was able to tell not only about the dew, but also about the grass.
Which questions are answered by the words the author uses
The writer compares the dew with diamonds and balls. Comparison is a word that can answer the question "how". To it it is possible to apply an adverb "precisely" or an adjective "similar". In addition to comparisons, he uses epithets and metaphors. The morning is "sunny", the ball of dew is "bright". That's what dew happens on the grass.
With what is the leaf compared? The story shows that with a cup and velvet. It's metaphors.
What is the mood of the author from what he saw?
With surprise and delight Tolstoy sees whatthere is dew on the grass. He wants to convey his feelings to the little reader so that he walks along the grass and gently tasted the round dewdrop. If you neatly fold the leaf with a tube and bring it to your mouth, the most delicious drink in the world will roll into it - a tiny dewdrop.
What conclusions can be drawn
We read an artistic story, a poetic description of dew and grass. Together with the author we saw their beauty and experienced the joy of discovering the extraordinary in the familiar.
