Class hour in 1st grade “What do our names mean”
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- broadening the horizons of students;
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The variety of names is very great, some names are common, some are rare, some names even outwardly suit a person, and some are not at all. Our country is a multinational state. The names of the people inhabiting it have various roots. Surely everyone wants to know what is the secret of the name that his parents gave him, with which he has been associated all his life..... Today we will all learn together what is the history and origin of names, what historical and social events influenced the origin of names in Russia, as well as many interesting and unusual things related to the concept of a name. (Slide 3)
Look carefully at the board. Here you see the names of our classmates. What a variety of names! From birth, our parents gave each of us a name that makes us special and emphasizes our individuality. But each name has its own meaning. Probably each of you has at least once wondered where your name came from, why you were called that way. Let's all look at the history of the origin of names together. (Slide 5)
First, let's remember the proverbs and sayings in which names appear. Who will remember more? Children give examples of proverbs and sayings, and also read examples from the board.
(Slide 6) What unusual names do you remember? Are there people with such names among your friends and acquaintances? Which names are common today and which are rare?
In ancient times, in primitive society, people had neither names nor surnames. In order to somehow stand out, people were called by some visible external characteristics that distinguished this particular person. It could be anything, everything that catches your eye: tall or short stature, hair color, a distinctive character trait and even place of residence, external resemblance to some animal or plant. Here are pictures of objects and phenomena that are well known to us. (Slide 8.9) Think about what name a person would be given in a primitive society if he were in any way connected with these objects.
After the adoption of Christianity in Rus', the situation changed. In the Russian Orthodox Church there were special books in which for each day of the year the names of the saints whom the church honors on that day were assigned. Such books were called saints. (Slide 10, 11) It was customary to give a newborn baby the name of one of the saints revered on the child’s birthday. This special rite was called baptism. It was believed that at baptism the child was given not only a name, but also a guardian angel who protected the person for the rest of his life. If the child’s parents did not agree with any of the names in the calendar and, contrary to custom, called him in their own way, then they said that such a person did not have a guardian angel, and this could threaten him with considerable troubles. The name Ivan was most often found in the calendar, so there were many Ivans in Rus'.
Foreigners often called Russian people “Russian Ivan.”
Now let's play and remember the names of Russian folk tales in which names appear. (Slide 12-14) Children give examples of the names of fairy tales or read examples from the board.
After the great October Socialist Revolution, the old social orders were abolished and even banned, and completely new names came into fashion. Registration of newborn children was now carried out by the Civil Registry Offices (which stands for “civil status registration”). Now parents could choose any name, and some of them were so inspired by new social changes, anticipation of universal happiness and prosperity, new scientific discoveries that they often came up with their own names. Sometimes such an “invented name” did not suit the person at all and did not combine with either his patronymic or surname. (Slide 15) There have been cases when a person was ashamed of his unusual name all his life and, hiding it, tried to change it at the first opportunity. What came out of this is very well characterized by the following poem by S. Ya Marshak “In Defense of Children.”
If only you are smart, You will not give the guys such intricate names as Proton and Atom.
The mother wanted to make friends with her blond daughter, so she decided to call her daughter Dictatorship.
Although her family called her Dita for short, she was angry with her parents for many years.
And one original, After reading the newspaper, he called his Son a Satellite, and called his Daughter a Rocket.
Let the father and mother understand that the ill-fated children will have to live with this nickname forever...
(Slide 16) Particularly unusual names are found all over the world, most often in southern countries. Such names are very often translated into Russian as whole sentences.
In the Russian city of Nizhny Tagil, parents named their daughter, who was born on Independence Day, Russia. In Russia there are also Angel, Wind, Will, Moon.
We return to our game again. Please remember as many song titles as possible in which names appear. (Slide 17). Children name their options or remember songs whose names are given on the board.
Now let's try to learn a few tongue twisters that contain names. (Slide 18)
Our names may be popular or not, fashionable or not, we may like them or not. The name given to us at birth by our parents, one way or another, influences our life, bringing into it a special meaning that we try to understand throughout our lives. We must treat it with special respect and take care of it.
I would like to end our lesson with a quatrain:
You have one name. It is given forever. Life is long, and that’s why you take care of it.
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Presentation “What does your name mean?”
ABC “
The meaning of our names”
Compiled by students of grade 1B
Anna
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- My name is Anya, full name Anna. That's what my mom and dad called me. The name Anna is of Hebrew origin, translated means “grace”
- According to my horoscope, I am Cancer. They affectionately call me: Anya, Anyutka. I like my name because it is so cute and beautiful like my favorite flowers “Pansies”.
Alexander
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- My name is Alexander. Mom and Dad really wanted a son and knew from the very beginning that they would call me that. Alexander is an old Greek name and very beautiful. Many famous people were called Alexandra: Alexander Pushkin, Alexander Nevsky, Alexander Zhukov, Alexander the Great and others. Even girls are called this name: Sasha, Shura, Alexandra. Alexander is a very common name. It means man, protector. People named Alexander have a large reserve of strength and courage. Since childhood, Alexander has been balanced, persistent and reasonable. All Alexanders are able to overcome not only their own obstacles with dignity, but also, if necessary, protect the weak. Children with this name are very capable; they find it easy to study. These are creative individuals with good imagination. I'm glad that mom and dad named me that way. I really like my name .
Anastasia
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- My mother named me Nastya because it is affectionate, sonorous, and elegant. Nastenka is a sincere and sympathetic person. She is a good craftswoman and everyone's favorite. I'm glad they gave me such a name...
This is
a girl from heaven
A wondrous
creature !
How
did we live before without
Anechka
- the endless
sky
in blue
eyes and
rays in the eyelashes ,
I dedicate
this verse
to Anechka
, you are the best !
You have beauty and become a
sea
of charm !
Anna
means grace ,
wondrous
creation !
_ ANYA
, ANYA , ANYUTA ......
Anechka
, dear Anna , Your name is like a stream , Laughs loudly , rushing somewhere , rushing quickly ... Anechka , dear Anna , Even in a hurry somewhere , Remember that to dad and mom you are with mercy _ the sky has come .
IN
In
Arvara
- The girl Varya is a smiling and kind creature.
- This “daddy’s girl” looks like her father both in appearance and in her habits.
- She is modest, flexible, hardworking.
- This name came to the Russians from Byzantium.
- We chose it because it is a beautiful Orthodox name
In
Arvara
- The feminine form of the name Varvara comes from the Greek word “barbaros” - foreigner. The name means foreigner, barbarian, savage, cruel. Gusts of will and irrepressible strength, capable of moving mountains and destroying barriers, are heard in this name. The origin of the name Varvara was reflected in his energy. It brings firmness, consistency and depth of feelings to the character of its owner. Girls bearing this name are usually smiling and kind. From an early age, Varya will be inclined to practice drawing, music, and choreography. She is hardworking and purposeful. Can study well. She is talkative, curious, and has a visual memory. Varvara is sociable, assertive, proud, sensitive, overly impressionable and modest with a developed sense of beauty
G
Herman
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only a member of the nobility could bear the name Herman.
The name Herman gives its bearer a decisive, courageous character. He is the undisputed leader in any team, from boyish gangs to large production. Makes real plans and sets real goals. Having accomplished everything planned, Herman is not shy about being proud of the results achieved. He is demanding, responsible, punctual. He may be annoyed by unnecessary people, those who do not keep their word.
German has an excellent intellect and an analytical mind. He is independent and independent. Most often, Herman has many comrades from whom he enjoys authority and respect.
Meanwhile, the Hermans, as a rule, make a good career, working in science, literature, technology, and medicine.
D
Daria
There
are a lot of names in the world and they are all different.
Everyone decides what to name the child in their own way. Someone adheres to the principle: the name must correspond to the name of the guardian angel born on the closest date to the child’s birthday.
Some people want to name their baby a rare name, while others want to name it a popular one.
My parents argued about what to call me: Nadezhda or Daria. They called it Daria, because it sounds beautiful with the middle name Daria Sergeevna.
TO
"The name Ksenia is from the Greek xenia - hospitality, gift
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Born under the name Ksenia, independent, persistent, a good student. Purposeful, unpredictable, stubborn. Name days: January 31, February 6. .With the name Ksenia, many people become successful. I was named Ksenia probably because there is such a saint, Blessed Ksenia of St. Petersburg. She helped heal people’s illnesses. "Ksyusha always likes to sew or draw something. She is a creative person. Ksenia is a soft name at one moment, and a strict one at another. There are many actresses with the name Ksenia" Senia
The meaning of the name Karina is cheerful, sociable, friendly
, active, loves to be in the spotlight.
A
r i n a loves animals very much
Little Kirill is a very inquisitive boy, he is drawn to knowledge, loves to read, simply adores animals, all of them without exception: if he sees a lizard in the forest, he will certainly drag it home, he will not pass by a hedgehog, a snake, and especially a homeless kitten. Kirill always has a kind of living corner at home. He is a kind and sympathetic boy, loves to argue, and knows how to behave.
L
Lily
Lily
is charming, she loves to dream, fantasize, and often thinks about the meaning of life. Already at school she is an excellent student, and at home she is always a caring assistant to her mother.
M
Maksim
is
Maksim. My mom and dad gave it to me. They just liked it. I like it too. It means great! I find a way out of any situation unusually quickly. People with this name are determined, resilient and flexible. Maxim knows how to win, he is an unsurpassed actor.
R
Raya
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WITH
- My name is Sergey, this is one of the most eloquent names in Russia. According to the theory, my name was invented in 769, every 3 newborn boys were called this name, so in 2008 I was named Sergei, in honor of my dad! A man named Sergey is very smiling and cheerful. Active. Creative. Nowadays, there are many famous personalities with this name, namely: Sergius of Radonezh (monk of the Russian Church), Sergei Yesenin (a wonderful poet), Sergei Bezrukov (an interesting actor), Sergei Lazarev (a popular singer) and many, many other famous personalities. I really like my name, and I’m very proud that I am Sergei Sergeevich!
Sergey
_
YU
Yuri
Yuri
is calm, noble, restrained, reasonable, amazing self-control. Silent, constant in his views. Critical, receptive to everything new. He performs well in any profession and in any leadership position. Monogamous Prone to surprises. Carefully treats his parents, especially his mother.
