On verses, the poem Blacksmiths is sometimes based on career guidance only on excursions, meetings with masters of production and on viewing artistic

Russian fairy tale

Sometimes career guidance work is built only on excursions, meetings with masters of production and on viewing feature films. Samuel Marshak in his own way invites children to get acquainted with different professions. In his poems, he feels admiration for the skill of a person of a working profession casually. This happens by itself. The kid, reading the poetic text, immediately believes that a real professional does not need to make a lot of effort to make a real thing.

Retelling

The visitor came to the blacksmith. The dialogue of the client and the blacksmith represents the author to its readers. The visitor really needed help, because his stallion was clouded. Most often, this happens when the leg of the horse was not protected from the nail, the benches due to the broken horseshoes. Now the blacksmith is required to hide the stallion again. The master does not refuse, because for a real blacksmith this is not at all difficult: to take nails, to score them into the holes of the horseshoes.

About the poem

Real professionals do not believe that a simple trifle also needs to do good to someone. When the kids read this Marshak’s poem or the books similar on this topic, they might think that it is easy to work as a blacksmith, but the educators should say that only in Russian fairy tales everything is done by pike treasures, and in life, to get two times, and ready is ready , you need to study.

Work with text

With kids it is worth talking about not only one profession. You can talk in comparison, you can imagine those who distinguished themselves in their business. Ask to tell each baby about who his parents work. Ask what they know about their professions, who was at work with mom or dad. And educators can agree and organize an excursion to the workplace of one of the parents of their pupils.

Below you can read the text of poems about the blacksmith of the children's poet Samuel Marshak Online, free and without registration in large print in Russian.

Blacksmith

– Hey, blacksmith,
Well done,
My stallion clicked.
You bribe him again.
– Why not to sing!