Class hour "Heroes of our time"
Class hour on the topic: Heroes of our time.
Goals
:
fostering a sense of patriotism, as well as a sense of pride and respect for one’s people, a sense of mercy and compassion for one’s neighbor.
Progress of the class hour:
1. Organizational moment.
2. Word from the class teacher:
Classroom teacher:
Who are they? Heroes of Our Time. They live among us, and sometimes we don’t even know what kind of people they are. They are modest, they do not talk about their exploits.
— Give a definition of the word feat?
( 1. A feat is a heroic act of a person. When performing a feat, a person shows courage, selflessness, sometimes love. 2. A feat is, to some extent, a willingness to sacrifice oneself for the sake of a loved one, homeland, and so on. 3. A feat is, when a person, sacrificing his life, saves others. 4. A feat is when a feeling of love for your homeland, family and simply dear people drowns out in you the feeling of fear, pain and thoughts of death and pushes you to brave actions, without thinking about consequences that may happen to you!)
Classroom teacher:
The feat can be accomplished by a person who understands what conscience, honor and duty are. The greatest feat is to always remain true to your convictions, your dream, to be able to defend your convictions, to fight for this dream. There is a feat, like a flash, like a bright torch, but there is also another feat, not outwardly flashy, everyday. And it lasts not seconds, minutes, but weeks, months, years. And it manifests itself in selfless work, requiring from a person the highest tension of spiritual and physical strength, often associated with danger and risk. Feat is a measure of goodness, love, inner honesty towards oneself and people.
At different times, the concept of feat was different:
In the slave system, heroes were considered commanders who conquered other countries, won slaves, and enriched the ruling class. In the era of feudalism, this is a brave knight, fluent in weapons, cruel and valiant in battle, loyal to the end to his allies and friends.
The bourgeoisie creates its own heroes - these are determined merchant-sailors who cross the oceans and are good with weapons, hired captains, half-pirates, half-robbers, obtaining new lands and new wealth for their masters.
It is difficult to overestimate the heroism of the Soviet people who are at the forefront of humanity. This heroism is devoid of shine and manifests itself in everyday life. Our young men and women performed great feats, building new cities in remote Siberian uninhabited areas, and these feats consisted of the everyday work of cutting down forests and building barracks... Cold, food shortages, stingy rest in uncomfortable barracks, where water was dripping from the ceiling - all this everyday and unattractive. And yet, in these everyday life, labor heroism was accomplished - people worked not under duress, but at the call of their hearts.
We don’t know many heroes of the Great Patriotic War, and even more remain unknown behind enemy lines! These people accomplished a feat in the war in the name of saving the lives of other people.
- Look at the children who become heroes these days. (presentation)
Examples:
He saved his comrade, paying for it with his life!
On June 23, in the village of Shelkovskaya Chechen Republic on Lake Sheveleva, 14-year-old teenager Viskhan Vikhanov, a student of Shelkovskaya secondary school No. 3, drowned while saving a drowning boy. As it turned out from a survey of eyewitnesses, 12-year-old Yusup was swimming in the lake. Suddenly loud cries for help began to be heard on the shore. Viskhan was the first to rush into the water. When he swam to Yusup, he began to drown him in a panic, trying to climb onto his shoulders.
After some time, two more teenagers noticed the incident on the water; they rushed into the water to help. They pulled Yusup ashore first, because he was on the surface. Then they returned for Viskhan, but did not see him; by that time, perhaps, he had already weakened and sank headlong into the water. 15 guys tried to find Viskhan, examining the entire shore of the lake. But it was never possible to do this. Only an hour later the boy’s body was discovered at a depth of 2 meters. Unfortunately, he died before the ambulance arrived.
Shocked by the tragedy, residents of the Shelkovsky district assured that they would never forget Viskhan’s feat. The act of our fellow villager, who gave his own life to save another person, is without a doubt an example of true heroism.
On September 1, educational institutions of the Shelkovsky municipal district will host classes on the topic: “Hero of our time.” And they will definitely talk about Viskhan’s feat.
Zhenya Tabakov
The youngest hero of Russia. A Real Man who was only 7 years old. The only seven-year-old recipient of the Order of Courage. Unfortunately, posthumously. The tragedy took place on the evening of November 28, 2008. Zhenya and his twelve-year-old older sister Yana were alone at home. An unknown man rang the doorbell and introduced himself as a postman who allegedly brought a registered letter. Yana did not suspect anything was wrong and allowed him to come in. Entering the apartment and closing the door behind him, the “postman” took out a knife instead of a letter and, grabbing Yana, began to demand that the children give him all the money and valuables. Having received an answer from the children that they did not know where the money was, the criminal demanded that Zhenya look for it, and he dragged Yana into the bathroom, where he began to tear off her clothes. Seeing how he was tearing off his sister’s clothes, Zhenya grabbed a kitchen knife and, in desperation, stuck it in the waist.
zu criminal. Howling in pain, he loosened his grip, and the girl managed to run out of the apartment for help. In a rage, the would-be rapist, tearing the knife out of himself, began to thrust it into the child (eight puncture wounds incompatible with life were counted on Zhenya’s body), after which he fled. However, the wound inflicted by Zhenya, leaving a trail of blood behind, did not allow him to escape the pursuit. By Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of January 20, 2009. For the courage and dedication shown in the performance of civic duty, Evgeniy Evgenievich Tabakov was posthumously awarded the Order of Courage. The order was received by Zhenya’s mother Galina Petrovna.
On September 1, 2013, a monument to Zhenya Tabakov was unveiled in the school yard - a boy driving away a kite from a dove.
Danil
Sadykov
, a 12-year-old teenager, a resident of the city of Naberezhnye Chelny, died while saving a 9-year-old schoolboy. The tragedy occurred on May 5, 2012 on Entuziastov Boulevard. At about two o'clock in the afternoon, 9-year-old Andrei Churbanov decided to get a plastic bottle that had fallen into the fountain. Suddenly he was electrocuted, the boy lost consciousness and fell into the water. Everyone shouted “help,” but only Danil, who was passing by on a bicycle at that moment, jumped into the water. Danil Sadykov pulled the victim onto the side, but he himself received a severe electric shock. He died before the ambulance arrived. Thanks to the selfless act of one child, another child survived. Danil Sadykov was awarded the Order of Courage. Posthumously. For the courage and dedication shown in saving a person in extreme conditions. The award was presented by the Chairman of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation. Instead of his son, the boy’s father, Aidar Sadykov, received it.
Maxim Konov and Georgy Suchkov
In the Nizhny Novgorod region, two third-graders saved a woman who had fallen into an ice hole. When she was already saying goodbye to life, two boys passed by the pond, returning from school. A 55-year-old resident of the village of Mukhtolova, Ardatovsky district, went to the pond to draw water from the Epiphany ice hole. The ice hole was already covered with an edge of ice, the woman slipped and lost her balance. Wearing heavy winter clothes, she found herself in icy water. Having caught on the edge of the ice, the unfortunate woman began to call for help.
Fortunately, at that moment two friends Maxim and Georgy were passing by the pond, returning from school. Having noticed the woman, they, without wasting a second, rushed to help. Having reached the ice hole, the boys took the woman by both hands and pulled her onto the strong ice. The guys walked her home, not forgetting to grab a bucket and sled. Arriving doctors examined the woman, provided assistance, and she did not require hospitalization. Of course, such a shock did not pass without a trace, but the woman never tires of thanking the guys for staying alive. She gave soccer balls and cell phones to her rescuers.
Lida Ponomareva
Lida Ponomareva
The medal “For saving the dead” will be awarded to Lidia Ponomareva, a sixth-grade student at the Ustvash secondary school in the Leshukonsky district (Arkhangelsk region). The corresponding Decree was signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin, reports the press service of the Regional Government. In July 2013, a 12-year-old girl saved two seven-year-old children. Lida, ahead of the adults, jumped into the river first after the drowning boy, and then helped the girl, who was also carried away by the current far from the shore, to swim out. One of the guys on land managed to throw a life jacket to the drowning child, after which Lida pulled the girl to the shore.
Lida Ponomareva, the only one of the surrounding children and adults who found themselves at the scene of the tragedy, without hesitation, threw herself into the river. The girl doubly risked her own life, because her injured arm was very painful. When the next day after saving the children, mother and daughter went to the hospital, it turned out that it was a fracture. Admiring the girl’s courage and bravery, the governor of the Arkhangelsk region, Igor Orlov, personally thanked Lida over the phone for her courageous act. At the suggestion of the governor, Lida Ponomareva was nominated for a state award.
Alina Gusakova and Denis Fedorov
During terrible fires in Khakassia, schoolchildren saved three people. That day, the girl accidentally found herself near the house of her first teacher. She came to visit a friend who lived next door. “I heard someone screaming, I said to Nina: “I’ll come now,” Alina says about that day. “I see through the window that Polina Ivanovna is shouting: “Help!” While Alina was saving the school teacher, her house, where the girl lives with her grandmother and older brother, burned to the ground. On April 12, in the same village of Kozhukhovo, Tatyana Fedorova and her 14-year-old son Denis came to visit their grandmother. It's a holiday after all. As soon as the whole family sat down at the table, a neighbor came running and, pointing to the mountain, called to put out the fire. “We ran to the fire and started extinguishing it with rags,” says Rufina Shaimardanova, Denis Fedorov’s aunt. “When we put out most of it, a very sharp, strong wind blew, and the fire came towards us. We ran to the village and ran into the nearest buildings to hide from the smoke. Then we hear - the fence is cracking, everything is on fire! I couldn’t find the door, my skinny brother ducked through the crack and then came back for me. But together we can’t find a way out! It's smoky, scary! And then Denis opened
the door, grabbed me by the hand and pulled me out, then my brother. I am in panic, my brother is in panic. And Denis reassures: “Calm down Rufa.” When we walked, I couldn’t see anything at all, the lenses in my eyes melted from the high temperature... This is how a 14-year-old schoolboy saved two people. He not only helped me get out of a house engulfed in flames, but also took me to a safe place. The head of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia Vladimir Puchkov presented departmental awards to firefighters and residents of Khakassia who distinguished themselves in eliminating massive fires at fire station No. 3 of the Abakan garrison of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia. The list of awarded 19 people includes firefighters from the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia, firefighters from Khakassia, volunteers and two schoolchildren from the Ordzhonikidze district - Alina Gusakova and Denis Fedorov.
Class teacher: This is only a small part of the stories about brave children and their unchildish actions. Not everyone is awarded medals, but this does not make their actions any less significant. The most important reward is the gratitude of those whose lives they saved.
Class teacher: Among those few who perform feats in peacetime, firefighters are often named. When engaging in a duel with fire, these people often display qualities that we call heroism. And they responded: we are just doing our job.
Conclusion:
Force yourself to study and work conscientiously, acquire work skills - this is also the path to achievement! Don't be discouraged if you don't immediately have the opportunity to do something unusual. Manage to make an everyday, everyday task burn in your hands - and sooner or later you will accomplish a feat!
Class hour
"Heroes
our time»
Class teacher: Panyushkina Svetlana Vasilievna
