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Шутки-малютки на полминутки: Веселые картинки. Рассказы, стихи, загадки
В книге собраны коротенькие истории из детского юмористического журнала «Весёлые картинки». Главное в них - рисунок. Ведь именно рисунок помогает маленькому ребёнку лучше познавать окружающий мир. Рассматривая картинку вместе с взрослым, он получает не только новые знания, но и расширяет свой кругозор, развивает воображение и тем более - речь. Для легендарного журнала рисовали замечательные художники, которые хорошо знали, что нравится детям. Их весёлые, озорные и яркие рисунки и сегодня радуют малышей и их родителей. Книга также будет полезна педагогам и воспитателям для занятий с детьми дошкольного возраста.
80 pages, Hardcover
Published January 1, 2018
About the author
Yevgeny Permyak
23 books2 followersEvgeny Permyak is the pseudonym of Evgeny Andreevich Vissov. He was born on October 31, 1902 in Perm, but in the very first days after birth, he was brought to Votkinsk with his mother. Over the years, Zhenya Vissov lived for a short time in Perm with relatives, but most of his childhood and youth were spent in Votkinsk.
“The years spent with my aunt at the Votkinsk plant,” the writer recalled, “can be called the primary source of my childhood and adolescence ... I looked into the open-hearth furnace earlier than into the primer. multiplication table ".
In Votkinsk, E. Vissov graduated from the second grade school, then served as a clerk at the Kupinsky meat station, worked at the "Record" candy factory in Perm. At the same time, he auditioned as a public correspondent in the newspapers "Zvezda", "Krasnoe Prikamye" (Votkinsk), signed his rabselkor correspondence and poems with the pseudonym "Master Nepryakhin"; was the director of the drama club in the Tomsky workers' club.
“The years spent with my aunt at the Votkinsk plant,” the writer recalled, “can be called the primary source of my childhood and adolescence ... I looked into the open-hearth furnace earlier than into the primer. multiplication table ".
In Votkinsk, E. Vissov graduated from the second grade school, then served as a clerk at the Kupinsky meat station, worked at the "Record" candy factory in Perm. At the same time, he auditioned as a public correspondent in the newspapers "Zvezda", "Krasnoe Prikamye" (Votkinsk), signed his rabselkor correspondence and poems with the pseudonym "Master Nepryakhin"; was the director of the drama club in the Tomsky workers' club.
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