No one could have imagined when a small Hans Christian was born in a poor family that the whole world would recognize him. And the boy grew up and fantasized. He played in a puppet theater, which took him from a small room to the big world, and for him a pot of flowers became a huge garden. When Hans grew up, he began to write fairy tales not immediately, but with the very first magical stories, the love of readers came to him. The list of tales of Hans Christian Andersen is very long.
They are translated into different languages ​​of the peoples of the world.
Tales that develop imagination
Firstly, all the works of Andersen are very interesting and fascinating. The most familiar household items come to life in them - a needle that dreams of becoming a beautiful brooch, a collar that talks to an iron, a Christmas tree that comes to life and begins to dream how beautiful it will be when it is dressed up, flowers talk in the room of little Ida at night.
These stories are called “Darn Needle”, “Collar”, “Spruce”, “Flowers of Little Ida”. This list of tales of Hans Christian Andersen goes on.
Tales taught that miracles happen
Secondly, in the magical world of Andersen incredible transformations happen. A simple flint suddenly becomes unusual and helps its owner, a retired soldier, and he can tame huge dogs guarding treasures and marry the princess. Accidentally worn galoshes can take a person to the distant past ("Galoshes of happiness"), near the bed of a boy who wet his feet, an elderberry bush suddenly blossoms, and Elderberry Mother peeps out of it and tells the sick boy an entertaining story. The list of tales of Hans Christian Andersen does not end there.
Kindness is the ruler of the earth
Thirdly, in the stories invented by Andersen there is almost never a sad end. But it’s sad when evil becomes the master of the world. In Andersen's tales, this does not happen. And when good fights evil, like a brave little Gerda with the Snow Queen, it becomes joyous when her friend Kai returns home, and the spell of the Snow Queen disappears without a trace. And again, roses begin to bloom for Christmas. The list of tales of Hans Christian Andersen with such an end can be continued endlessly. After all, he wrote a lot of them. And the most important thing is that you follow the adventures of the heroes and worry about them, sympathize with them when they find themselves in a difficult situation, and rejoice when savvy and surrounding people and animals help the hero. Long and short, smart and kind, magical and everyday - it is very long including the tales of Hans Christian Andersen list. The photo shows us the storyteller is a kind and wise man.
He traveled extensively throughout Europe, learned not only his native Denmark, and learned to understand both adults and children well, so his tales and stories are so popular.
What they learn at school
In the classroom, they not only learn to read and write, but most importantly, they learn to think. Andersen's tales help this in the elementary grades. The Ugly Duckling, The Nightingale, The Thumbelina, The Resistant Tin Soldier, The Snow Queen, The Little Mermaid, The Swineherd, The Princess and the Pea, The Wild Swans, The Ugly Duckling, Flint "," The New Dress of the King "," Ole-Lukoye "," Spruce "- these are the tales of Hans Christian Andersen, a list for grade 3. You can recall some of them, the most beloved or instructive. The list of the most popular is below.
1. "The new dress of the king"
This story describes a medieval country ruled by, unfortunately residents, a completely stupid person. Well, should a ruler of a country be interested only in beautiful clothes? Well, is it possible to spend money only on clothes, and not on building a school, hospital or theater? Well, should his ministers tell him a lie? Why are people in his kingdom silent and only whispering? These are the modern questions that arise when you read this story. This is a tale of fear. It is because of him that everyone is silent. And only one boy, seeing a procession on the street with a king who was not wearing clothes, said what everyone was just thinking.
Only one had the courage and courage to tell the truth. And all the people began to laugh. And laughter drives away fear. And after the boy’s words everyone will learn to tell the truth. This is a smart fairy tale, it is continued by the Nightingale.
2. The Nightingale
This is the story that only the living, the present, the genuine can save a person’s life. When the Chinese emperor was tired of the living nightingale, he began to listen to a mechanical bird adorned with precious stones. And then the emperor fell ill, and Death bent over him, and in the room there was formidable silence at night.
But the nightingale flew in, and from behind the window marvelous sounds were heard. He sang so that Death yearned for the cemetery and disappeared, as the fog dissolves in the morning. And the nightingale sang and sang, and the emperor fell asleep and woke up healthy in the morning. And the nightingale promised to fly in every day and sing about the truth, which the emperor does not know, which is hidden from him. All these tales are studied more deeply and in more detail in the 4th grade, because they are instructive, these tales of Hans Christian Andersen. The list for grade 4 does not expand, but when reading more time is given to thinking about the meaning of the work.
3. "Wild Swans"
And what a wonderful story was invented about the courageous Princess Elise, who was sitting in prison and weaving with her bare hands an evil burning nettle, from which her hands were covered with blisters. She needed to save her princely brothers, who were turned into swans. For them to become human again, Eliza had to be silent and weave clothes for the nettle brothers. The persistence and zeal of the girl helped to cope with the work on time, and she returned them to their human appearance. The fiction of the writer suggests that, contrary to all circumstances, you should try to do everything you can to save a person, even if you are in trouble. These are the tales written by Hans Christian Andersen. The list of magical works is long. They are interesting to read, interesting to dream of.
4. "The Princess and the Pea"
You can ask a few questions about this short fantastic tale. Why did the prince choose a bride for a long time and could not decide to do it? How did the prince and the real princess meet? What did the queen come up with? What bed did the princess make?
How did the princess sleep at night? What then did with this hindrance? This is a funny story, but it says that the true and the pure sometimes hide under a plain look. Different wrote fairy tales by Hans Christian Andersen. Their list is one hundred and sixty-eight stories!
5. The Little Mermaid
A sad story tells of selfless love, ready for any test. The mermaid and sisters lived well in the father’s palace. But she wanted to have, as in people, an immortal soul. To do this, it was necessary to endure many trials, save the prince during a shipwreck, then marry him. But her dream was destroyed when the prince married a real princess, and then the poor mermaid turned into sea foam, but she did not die, but began to watch life from heaven. Good deeds on earth brought it closer to a dream, and bad deeds moved it away. A monument to the Little Mermaid was erected in Amsterdam . She sits on a huge boulder and looks at the sea and people. And the waves are breaking on a huge stone.
Different stories and tales composed by Andersen. They are re-read with pleasure by adults and find in them what they did not notice in childhood.