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Toptygin and Lisa

"Why are you crying

Are you stupid Bear? -

“How can I, Bear,

Don't cry, don't cry?

Poor me, unfortunate

I was born

No tail.

Even the curly ones

With stupid dogs

Cheerful behind the back

Tails stick out.

Even mischievous

tattered cats

Up lift up

Ragged tails.

Only me, unfortunate

I walk in the forest

No tail.

Doctor, good doctor

You have pity on me

Ponytail hurry up

Sew on the poor!"

Laughed kind

Dr. Aibolit.

Silly Bear

Doctor says:

“Okay, okay, honey, I’m ready.

I have as many tails as you want.

There are goats, there are horses,

There are donkey, long-long.

I will serve you, orphan:

At least I’ll tie four tails ... "

Mishka began to try on tails,

Mishka began to walk in front of the mirror:

Now cat, then dog applies

Yes, he looks at Lisonka from the side.

And the Fox laughs:

“You are very simple!

Not like you, Mishenka, you need a tail! ..

You better take a peacock:

It is gold, green and blue.

That's it, Misha, you'll be good,

If you take the tail of a peacock!”

And the clubfoot is glad:

“This outfit is such an outfit!

How can I go like a peacock

Over mountains and valleys

So the animal people will gasp:

Well, what a handsome man!

And bears, bears in the forest,

When they see my beauty

They will get sick, poor fellows, from envy!

But looking with a smile

On the bear Aibolit:

“And where are you in the peacocks!

You take a goat!”

"I don't want tails

From sheep and cats!

Give me a peacock

Gold, green, blue,

So that I walk through the forest,

He flaunted beauty!

And over the mountains, over the valleys

The bear walks like a peacock

And shines behind him

Golden-gold,

Painted,

Blue-blue

Peacock

A fox, a fox

And bustles, and fusses,

Mishenka walks around,

He strokes his feathers:

"How good are you?

So you swim like a peacock!

I didn't recognize you

I took it for a peacock.

Oh what a beauty

At the peacock's tail!"

But here the hunters walked through the swamp

And Mishenkin's tail was seen in the distance.

"Look, where does this come from?

Does gold glitter in the swamp?

We galloped but skipping bumps

And they saw a stupid Mishka.

Bear sits in front of a puddle,

As if in a mirror, looking into a puddle,

Everything with its tail, stupid, admires,

In front of Lisonka, stupid, flaunts

And does not see, does not hear the hunters,

That run through the swamp with dogs.

So they took the poor

With bare hands,

Taken and tied

Sashes.

having fun

having fun

“Oh, you didn’t walk for long,

Flaunting beauty!

Here's to you, peacock,

The men will warm their backs.

To not brag

So as not to matter!

Ran up - grab it, grab it, -

I tried to pull out the feathers.

And she pulled out the whole tail of the poor fellow.

Toptygin and the Fox is a funny fairy tale by Korney Chukovsky in verse, which the children have been liking for more than half a century. It refers to the fact that the bear really wanted his tail. Doctor Aibolit promised to help Mishka with this, and the cunning fox decided to play a trick on the bear. She invites him to sew on a peacock tail, because he is so beautiful and magnificent! Find out how the story about Toptygin with someone else's tail ended by reading the fairy tale. She teaches you to see beauty in small things, to accept yourself and not to play pranks on your friends.

Reading time: 2 min.

Why are you crying
Are you stupid Bear? -
How can I, Bear,
Don't cry, don't cry?

Poor me, unfortunate
An orphan,
I was born
No tail.

Even the curly ones
With stupid dogs
Cheerful behind the back
Tails stick out.

Even mischievous
tattered cats
Up lift up
Ragged tails.

Only me, unfortunate
An orphan,
I walk in the forest
No tail.

Doctor, good doctor
You have pity on me
Ponytail hurry up
Sew on the poor!

Laughed kind
Dr. Aibolit.
Silly Bear
Doctor says:

Okay, okay, honey, I'm ready.
I have as many tails as you want.
There are goats, there are horses,
There are donkey, long-long.
I will serve you, orphan:
At least I'll tie four tails ...

Mishka began to try on tails,
Mishka began to walk in front of the mirror:
Now cat, then dog applies
Yes, he looks at Lisonka from the side.

And the Fox laughs:
You are very simple!
Not like you, Mishenka, you need a tail!
You better take a peacock:
It is gold, green and blue.
That's it, Misha, you'll be good,
If you take a peacock's tail!

And the clubfoot is glad:
This outfit is so outfit!
How can I go like a peacock
Over mountains and valleys
So the animal people will gasp:
Well, what a handsome man!

And bears, bears in the forest,
When they see my beauty
They will get sick, poor fellows, from envy!

But looking with a smile
On the bear Aibolit:
And where are you in the peacocks!
You take yourself a goat!

I don't want tails
From sheep and cats!
Give me a peacock
Gold, green, blue,
So that I walk through the forest,
Flaunting beauty!

And over the mountains, over the valleys
The bear walks like a peacock
And shines behind him
Golden-gold,
Painted,
Blue-blue
Peacock
Tail.

A fox, a fox
And bustles, and fusses,
Mishenka walks around,
He strokes his feathers:

How good are you
So you swim like a peacock!
I didn't recognize you
I took it for a peacock.
Oh what a beauty
At the peacock's tail!

But here the hunters walked through the swamp
And Mishenkin's tail was seen in the distance.
Look where this
Does gold glitter in the swamp?

We galloped but skipping bumps
And they saw a stupid Mishka.
Bear sits in front of a puddle,
As if in a mirror, looking into a puddle,

Everything with its tail, stupid, admires,
In front of Lisonka, stupid, flaunts
And does not see, does not hear the hunters,
That run through the swamp with dogs.

So they took the poor
With bare hands,
Taken and tied
Sashes.

A Fox
having fun
having fun
Fox:
Oh, you didn't walk for long
Flaunting beauty!
Here's to you, peacock,
The men will warm their backs.
To not brag
So as not to matter!

Ran up - grab it, grab it, -
I tried to pull out the feathers.
And she pulled out the whole tail of the poor fellow.

The tale Toptygin and the Fox is a humorous poem with a deep meaning. The tale is recommended for older preschoolers and junior schoolchildren. Be sure to read the story online and discuss it with your child.

Fairy tale Toptygin and Fox read

Tailless Toptygin envied animals that had beautiful tails. Dr. Aibolit had many different tails in stock. He offered the bear to choose the right one. The Fox hovered around Toptygin. The gossip advised the bear to pay attention to the most beautiful - the peacock. The clumsy Fox listened. He began to admire himself with a new tail, and Chanterelle did not take a step away from the bear, everything praises the handsome man. Toptygin put on airs, spread his tail so that all the animals could see him. The hunters noticed a bright peacock's tail from afar, ran up, tied the clubfoot with sashes. And the insidious Fox laughed at the fool and pulled out the whole tail of the poor fellow. You can read the story online on our website.

Analysis of the fairy tale Toptygin and the Fox

A funny allegorical story resembles a fable. It reveals the theme of human stupidity and deceit. Toptygin is the personification of a fool who believes in flatterers. Growth came out, mind did not amass. So they say about people who act like the protagonist of a fairy tale. The fox is the embodiment of deceit and treachery. She first incited Toptygin to a rash act, and then made fun of the fool. What does the fairy tale Toptygin and the Fox teach? She teaches, listening to someone else's opinion, to have her own, not to succumb to other people's influence and to be reasonable.

Moral of the fairy tale Toptygin and the Fox

Where the mind ends, stupidity begins - such a main idea follows from the content of the tale Toptygin and the Fox. Remember: common sense helps to avoid many problems. We are surrounded not only by good people. In life, there are “foxes” who enter into trust, hypocrisy and flatter, help with their “advice” in order to have some benefit, and then do dirty tricks with intent or out of harm. Adults should beware of such "friends" and teach children this.