Your roots

      From the lines of Tukay to the traditions of the peoples of Russia

      At kindergarten No. 1 among the students of urban kindergartens, as well as the Tersinsky kindergarten and preschool groups of the Izh-Bobyin and Salaush schools, a competition "Millat Balasy - Child of the Nation" was held. The event was dedicated to the Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia and the 140th anniversary of Gabdulla Tukay. The head of the education department, Vasilia Safiullina, emphasizing the friendship of peoples, wished the children - guardians of Tukay's language, Pushkin's language, success. 18 young stars participated in the competition - talented, erudite, energetic, and incredibly artistic. Here is Ramazan Bulatov from kindergarten No. 5 nervously repeating the movements of the Tatar dance. In a conversation with us, he admitted that he prepared an excerpt from the poem "Shurale" for the creative performance. "I love Tukay's fairy tales," the little boy confessed, and to jump ahead, we note that Ramazan did excellently both as Batyr and as the amusing monster Shurale. The music director of kindergarten No. 4, Leisania Nurmukhametova, has high hopes for her student Alaiya Mingazova. It should be noted that in both the "Business Card" competition and the creative task, Alaiya showed herself to be a true star. She held herself very confidently on stage. In the "Business Card," without a doubt, the biggest sensation was Dima Kuznetsov, noted by the Moscow jury member of the "Constellation - Yoldyzlyk" festival as the "Agryz genius." "Let's start the review with the cutest gadget, that is, with me," Dima began his presentation, inviting everyone to his channel "Dima-life." During his "broadcast," he praised the strong and proud army - the protector of children, and his beloved homeland - Russia! We are with you in sorrow and happiness, and he sang the iconic songs of Shaman. "My son recently performed successfully at the "Constellation - Yoldyzlyk" festival in Kazan. We arrived, and together with the educator Elena Vasilyevna, we immediately began preparing for this important competition. Dima diligently learned Tukay's poem "Native Village." As a mother, I experience both joy and pride and excitement," shared Ilyuza Ayratovna. On this day, not only children representing the Tatar and Russian nations performed on stage, but also little Tajiks, Uzbeks, and Udmurts. Each performance was special. Thus, students from kindergartens No. 6, 7, 8, 9 - Liza Nikolaeva, Aisha Dzhurabekova, Zlata Aleksandrova, Matin Odinaev, Madina Boltaeva, in bright national costumes, touching read Tukay's poems in their native languages, and while presenting their "business card," charged the hall with their lively dances. Marina Olegovna, Zlata Aleksandrova's mother, noted: "Learning poems with my daughter is a pleasure. For the competition, we, along with the educator Elvira Gizzatullina, chose Tukay's poem about Uraza-Bayram. My daughter was very touched and learned it with special feeling. And especially for the competition, I sewed an Udmurt dress for Zlata." It is very gratifying that in the Aleksandrov family, everyone at home speaks the native Udmurt language, carefully preserving the traditions and customs of their people. And here, the student of the Tersinsky kindergarten "Milyausha," Adel Yusupov, was supported by his whole family - mom, dad, and older sister Alina. Parents Liliya and Almir admitted that they specifically took time off work. And they were not just bystanders, but full participants in the creative competition. Ayaz, along with his mother, recited the immortal lines of Tukay about the native language, while his sister Alina, gracefully dancing the butterfly, sincerely conveyed the spontaneity of a child, and with his father, played a scene based on the story of the dog Akbay. The time has come to summarize the competition. According to jury member librarian Aysilu Sutyagina, every child is talented, artistic, and it is necessary to simply support and develop their abilities.

      "It is gratifying that the competition, initiated by the methodologist of the education department Leisan Kalimullina, who is also sitting in the jury today, is gaining momentum every year, with more and more participants each year. Today we decided to support the kids not in one nomination, but to highlight all participants. Dear children! Guardians of the native language and traditions of your people! Today, adults applaud you," summarized Vasilia Garafutdinovna, thanking the team of kindergarten No. 1 under the leadership of Gulnara Shurmanova for the high level of organization of the event. All participants in the competition were awarded certificates of winners and prizewinners of the competition and gifts. The joy in the children's eyes, their sincere smiles, and pride in their achievements became the best reward for all who prepared this wonderful celebration of unity and talent. Chulpan VILDANOVA