Tukaya Street
творческая работа учащихся по английскому языку (6 класс)

Муниципальное бюджетное общеобразовательное учреждение «Средняя общеобразовательная школа №2» Нижнекамского муниципального района

Республики Татарстан

«Их именами названы улицы...»

Автор:

Сабирова Альфия

Ученица 6 «А» класса

Руководитель:

Шерстобитова О.В.

учитель английского языка

Нижнекамск 2019

«Их именами названы улицы...»

Шерстобитова Олеся Викторовна

Цели:

развитие иноязычной коммуникативной компетентности обучающихся;

-формирование  у  обучающихся  интереса  и  позитивного  отношения  к

иностранным языкам, истории, духовному наследию, традициям родного края;

-развитие потребности пользоваться иностранным языком как средством

межличностного общения;

-гражданско-патриотическое воспитание обучающихся школ путем приобщения

к туристско-краеведческой работе по изучению и сохранению исторического наследия

Родного края.

Задачи:

-способствование развитию устойчивой мотивации к изучению иностранных

языков у обучающихся;

-формирование мотивации изучения иностранных языков,  стремление  к

самосовершенствованию в образовательной области «Иностранный язык»;

-формирование  коммуникативной  компетенции  в  межкультурной  и

межэтнической коммуникации;

-стремление к лучшему осознанию культуры своего народа и готовность

содействовать ознакомлению с ней представителей других стран;

-развитие исследовательских учебных действий, включая навыки работы с

информацией: поиск и выделение нужной информации, обобщение и фиксация

информации

-мотивация  обучающихся к приобретению  новых знаний  по  предмету

«Иностранный язык», поиску и дальнейшему использованию информации;

-воспитание у обучающихся образовательных организаций бережного отношения

к природному и культурному наследию Родного края;

-стимулирование участия школьников в процессах сохранения и приумножения

исторического  

-развитие 1Т-компетентности.

Hello, everyone. you're back on my educational channel, RED-Haired girl. I'm with you again, your АльфиЯ.

Have you ever wondered why your street is called this or that way. One evening sitting in my room I asked myself why my street is called so. all I knew was that it was named after a Tatar poet. I was curious. I opened my

laptop and searched information in the Internet.

        I live in a small but very beautiful city of Nizhnekamsk. Our city is very young. And the street where I live is called Tukaya street.

If you are interested in this information stay on my channel.

Gabdulla Tukay (Tukaev Gabdulla) went down in the history as a great national tatar poet. He became considered as the national poet in his lifetime.

The name of Tukay plays a great role in Tatar culture that can be compared with the role of Pushkin in Russian culture.

Gabdulla Tukay was born on 14 (26) April, 1886, in the family of mullah in the village Kushlavych, inTatarstan. His father died when Tukay was five months old. His mother died when Gabdulla was four. He began to live in adoptive family.

Fortunately, at the beginning of the winter 1895 he was taken to the family of his aunt Gaziza Usmanova in Uralsk. There he studied in Mutygia madrassah [məˈdrɑːsə] and simultaneously attended the Russian classes. During his studies Gabdulla showed himself as a very capable student. In madrasah he began to be interested in literature

at the age of 16 he began to write poetry himself. In addition, he began to translate Krylov's fables from Russian into Tatar, began to write essays and articles on acute social and revolutionary themes, engaged in social and political activities.

After graduating from the madrasah in 1905, Gabdulla began a new, independent life. He decided to devote himself to the service of his homeland.

 The most famous works of Tukai are "a Little journey", "a Pair of horses", "Tatar youth", "Dacha". The writer did not forget about the youngest readership. For children he wrote fairy tales "Shurale", "Call to work", "Funny pages".etc

Gabdulla didn’t care  about his financial situation. He was much more interested in service to the people, public and educational activities. he lived in poverty and ruined his health

Gabdulla never married and had no children. He devoted to the service of the Tatar people.

On the 2nd of April, 1913 Gabdulla Tukay died at the age of 27.

 Tukay’s works have been published many times since the day of his death. Tukay lives either on the theatre stage, or in the historic novels.

Many streets, squares, parks and libraries are named after Tukai. the opening of the Park and the monument named after Tukai on our street was in the 14th of August, 2015. I’ll show photos.I love my street very much.

That's all. I hope this information was very useful and interesting for you. If you want to know about other streets of our city and why they are named so, write in the comments.

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