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Class hour “My small homeland” The presentation was made by a primary school teacher of MKOU Secondary School No. 2. Vegetables Yaitskaya Natalya Viktorovna

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MINE - because here is my family, my friends, my home, my street, my school... SMALL - because this is a small part of my vast country. HOMELAND - because people dear to my heart live here.

“Motherland” “motherland” Motherland” - when we talk about our state, about our big country called Russia. “homeland” - when we talk about our village, where we were born and live.

I have a favorite village...

The village of Ovoshchi It is believed that the name of the village comes from the surname of the Tatar Ovoshchi who once lived here. The author of the book, inspector of the Stavropol Directorate of Public Schools A.I. Tvalchrelidze (1858-1930), specifically stipulates that the village had two names: Ovoshchinskoe and Uchi, and the second also derives from the Tatar language (“three”).

Geography The village is located in the central part of the Stavropol Territory, 110 km northeast of Stavropol, on the Ucha River. Three ravines divide the village into three parts, which have historical names: Krasnaya, Poltavskaya and Selivanovskaya.

History Everything in the world has its own history. For the village of Vegetables, it began in 1864, when the first settlers from Voronezh, Moscow, Poltava, Kursk, Ekaterinoslav, Oryol, and Tambov provinces settled on the free lands of the eastern part of the Turkhmyansk steppe. The settlers settled in the streets and gave them the names of their former native places, some of which have survived to this day - for example, Poltavskaya and Moskovskaya streets. The village was located in an open steppe zone near the Ucha stream. Three large ravines cut the village into three parts: Krasnaya, Poltavskaya, Selivanovskaya. The first settlers named the village Uchi, in reference to these three ravines. And already in 1864 the village began to be called “Vegetables” after the surname of the oldest Tatar who once lived here - Ovoshch. The settlement was started by the families: Annenkovs, Dedovs, Zhilnikovs, Krasnokutskys, Storozhenkos, Fomins.

In 1875, a church was built in the village in honor of St. Cyril and Methodius.

In the 1890s, 3,600 residents lived in the village, and in 1903 - already 5,200. They were mainly engaged in agriculture and cattle breeding: they grew wheat, rye, oats, flax, millet, barley, and raised horses and sheep. At the beginning of the 20th century, the village had a volost government, two schools, two grain warehouses, 13 trading establishments, several mills

One of them, the Zhabina mill, built in 1906, is still used for its intended purpose.

The municipality includes three settlements. Administrative center – village. Vegetables with a population of 2.5 thousand people, the village of Krasnaya Polyana - 191 people and the village of Otradny - 178 people. Russians (96.1%), Armenians, Georgians, Tatars, and Ukrainians live here. The total area of ​​the administrative territory is 28,177 hectares, including 14 hectares of settlement lands. On the territory of the village council there is a large agricultural enterprise, the Lenin's Path breeding farm, the main industry of which is crop production and livestock breeding. The total land area is 28,163 hectares, employing 400 people.

In Ovoshchi there is a secondary school with 650 places, a kindergarten with 100 places, an outpatient clinic, a pharmacy, several shops, a bakery, a post office and a club.

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Head of the municipality - Alexey Sergeevich Grishchenko, Elected head of the village council at the municipal elections on March 13, 2011

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On July 25, 2003, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree changing the official name of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug. From now on, the 86th subject of the Federation will be called “Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Ugra”.

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The Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug (the historical name of the Yugra region) was formed on December 10, 1930. In accordance with the Constitution of the Russian Federation of 1993, the district is an equal subject of the Russian Federation, the symbols are the coat of arms and the flag of the district.

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Coat of arms of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug The coat of arms of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug is a silver emblem located on the lining of two shields, inscribed one inside the other, and reproducing the stylized symbol “Kat uhup howl” (two-headed bird) in a field of dissected azure (blue, light blue) and a green shield. The outline of the shield is outlined in gold. The figured shield is inscribed in a straight red shield, which is a rectangle with a figured point at the bottom. The shield is topped with a white element, made in the ornamental style of the Ob Ugrians, and is surrounded by a wreath of green cedar branches. The motto "Ugra" is inscribed in silver letters on an azure ribbon located under the shield.

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The flag of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug is a rectangular panel, divided horizontally into two equal stripes (the upper one is blue-blue, the lower one is green), completed vertically with a rectangular white stripe. In the upper left part of the canvas there is a white element from the Khanty coat of arms - Mansi Autonomous Okrug. The ratio of the height of the panel (along the pole) to the total length to the end of the rectangular strip is 1:2; the ratio of the width of the rectangular white stripe to the total length is 1:20; the ratio of the distance from the shaft to the geometric center of the white element to the total length is 1:4; the ratio of the distance from the edge of the upper edge of the panel to the geometric center of the white element to the total length is 1:10; the width and height of the white element to the total length, respectively, are 1:4, 1:10; the ratio of the thickness of the components of the white element to the total length is 1:40

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The Autonomous Okrug is located in the center of the West Siberian Lowland and covers an area of ​​534.8 thousand sq. km. The district is located between 58 and 66 degrees north latitude. The time difference with Moscow is 2 hours. In the north, the district borders with the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, in the north-west - with the Komi Republic, in the south-west with the Sverdlovsk region, in the south - with the Tyumen region, in the south-east and east - with the Tomsk region and the Krasnoyarsk Territory.

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The relief is represented by a combination of plains, foothills and mountains. There are elevated plains (150-301 m), low plains (100-150 m), and lowlands (less than 100 m). In the floodplains of the Ob and Irtysh, absolute heights are 10-50 m. The Ural part of the district is characterized by mid-mountain relief. The length of the mountain region is 450 km with a width of 30-45 km. Maximum heights: Mount Narodnaya, 1894 meters (Subpolar Urals) and Mount Pedy, 1010 meters (Northern Urals).

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Distance from Khanty-Mansiysk to Moscow - 2050 km; St. Petersburg - 2130 km; Ekaterinburg - 690 km; Tyumen - 480 km; Salekhard - 500 km. The population of the district is about one and a half million people (population as of January 1, 2003 - 1433.1 thousand people). 92 percent of the total population lives in cities.

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The administrative center of the district is the city of Khanty-Mansiysk. Located near the confluence of two great Siberian rivers, the Ob and Irtysh. The city of Khanty-Mansiysk is located on seven hills, in a unique natural landscape where relict species of fir, cedar and a number of others are preserved. Until 1940 it was called Ostyako-Vogulsk.

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What is the district famous for? The district is famous all over the world for its rich oil and gas deposits. The largest fuel and energy complex in Russia is dynamically developing in the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug; the main share of oil and gas production and electricity production is provided here. More than thirteen percent of Russia's budget revenues come from the district.

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Vegetation of Ugra Vegetation is represented by communities of forests, swamps, meadows, reservoirs, and mountain tundra. The forest cover of the district is 52.1%. The middle taiga zone dominates. It is represented by dark-coniferous, light-coniferous, small-leaved and mixed forests. Spruce, cedar, larch, fir, and pine grow in them. Meadow vegetation is confined to the floodplains of rivers and lowlands. In the northern regions, lichen communities are common and used as reindeer pastures. Forests and swamps are rich in fruit and food species of vegetation: cranberries, lingonberries, blueberries, blueberries, currants, cloudberries, raspberries, rose hips, bird cherry, rowan.

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Fauna of Ugra The fauna is very diverse: fox, arctic fox, squirrel, sable, marten, ermine, weasel, polecat, mink, weasel, otter, hare, mole, chipmunk, wild reindeer, elk, etc. Birds are no less diverse: geese, geese, wood grouse, black grouse, hazel grouse, partridges, ducks, waders. The reservoirs are home to 42 species of fish, including highly valuable commercial ones - sturgeon, sterlet, nelma, muksun, chir (schokur), peled (cheese), whitefish (pyzhyan), Sosva herring (tugun).

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The presentation was prepared based on materials: Free encyclopedia Wikipediahttp://ru.wikipedia.org/ Educational information portal of the Khanty-Mansiysk Okrug - Ugrahttp://www.eduhmao.ru/portal/dt Official website of government authorities of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug – Ugrahttp://www.admhmao.ru/ Geography of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug. 8-9 grades. Moscow, Ecopros, 1996. History of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug from antiquity to the present day. Textbook for high school, Ekaterinburg, “Volot”, 2002.

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Completed by Natalya Ivanovna Usacheva, a teacher of history and geography.
My little homeland

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1. Show the importance of the homeland in the life of every person 2. Expand and deepen students’ knowledge about the history of their native farm.. 3. Cultivate a sense of love and pride for their small Motherland. Objectives: To teach children to see and feel the beauty of their native land.

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1. The guys prepared photographs of beautiful places in their farm. 2. Prepared reports about the history of your family.

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My little homeland
MINE - because here is my family, my friends, my home, my street, my school... SMALL - because this is a small part of my vast country. HOMELAND - because people dear to my heart live here. What is HOMELAND for a person? What he considers his homeland: the country in which he lives; the house where you were born; a birch tree on your native threshold; the place where his ancestors lived? Probably, all this is the homeland, that is, the native place.

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“Small Motherland”
Small Motherland - An island of land. There are currants under the window and the cherries have blossomed. A curly apple tree, And under it there is a bench - My affectionate little Motherland!

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Almost every word is dear and close to our hearts and signifies the beginning of all life on earth: family, fatherland, stream, sea. My family, my home, this is where my small homeland begins. A person is born to live, and the main place in his life is occupied by family, work, and service to the Fatherland. Your own mother, the house where you were born and raised, childhood friends, favorite books and games, nature - such simple, warm, human values ​​become the basis of true love for the Motherland. They belong to each of us, it is impossible to take them away under any circumstances, because they are stored in the very heart.

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They say that all paths lead to home, They say that he has just begun. A man like no one else missed him in any way. A man was born here. And from here he will go forward, but wherever he settles, his native home will call him again. And sometimes it is impossible for us to return to where half our lives have passed. The house is far away, and the years keep rushing by, But only there it is light and warm for us

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There is a farm in the steppe

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There is a farm in the steppe
A small homeland is the place where a person was born, grew up, studied, and where his relatives live. This is the place for which love settles in a person’s heart forever. But awareness of one’s Motherland and feelings of love for it do not arise immediately. And for everyone this process happens differently. For a child in childhood, the most important thing is the mother and father. But, growing up, he begins to feel attached to friends, to his native street, to the river, to forests, fields, to his village or city. And it doesn’t matter what your homeland is: a large industrial city or a small village and what this city or village looks like. The main thing is that it’s all familiar to you from childhood.

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Pokrovsky is a village in the Morozovsky district of the Rostov region. Population - 150 people. It is part of the Gagarinsky rural settlement, located in the east of the settlement and region, near the administrative ganitsa with the Volgograd region. There is a medical and midwifery station on the farmstead, and there is a small pond in the south of the farmstead. There are passenger transport links with the administrative center of the region - the city of Morozovsky.

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Kh. Pokrovsky - my small homeland

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Natalya Klimova
Presentation “My Small Motherland”

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MY SMALL HOMELAND - SATIS VILLAGE!

What does it mean - Mine? small Motherland?

MINE - because here is my family, my friends, my home, my street, my kindergarten...

SMALL– because this is a small part of my vast country.

HOMELAND– because people dear to my heart live here.

I live in a small but very beautiful village of Satis. This is mine small Motherland.

The village is good in winter and summer, spring and autumn, at any time of the year.

My Small Motherland is my home, my family - dad, mom, grandmother, sister and brother.

I love my home and my family!

I go to kindergarten "Spikelet". Next to the garden there is a forest where slender tall pines grow, their tops reaching into the blue sky.

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I have many friends here. I always have fun with them.

In my village there are many beautiful places where we relax as a family. I want all the residents of my small Motherland treated nature with care, took care of its forests and rivers.

When I grow up, I may live in another place, but this corner of my native land will remain my dearest and dearest.

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It always seems to us that we know everything or almost everything about our small homeland. But when we set off on a journey, we want to return home as quickly as possible, to the house where we were born, to the street where we grew up, to the place that we call “Small Motherland.” I don’t know for whom it’s different, but for me, my small homeland is my city of Tuymazy.

• Delve into the history of the city
• Increase interest in the life of your city and actively participate in it.
• Expanding knowledge and understanding of your small homeland.

• Prepare a video about the Motherland.
• Create a collection of poems dedicated to your native land.
• Develop a caring attitude towards the environment

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Russia or officially the Russian Federation -the largest country in the world. It ranks first in territory and ninth in population. The capital of Russia is Moscow, the state language is Russian.

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• Width 54° 36' 23" (54° 36' 39) North latitude 54.60666 in decimal degrees
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• During these years, new schools were built in 1963. – a new building was built for secondary school No. 1, 1966. – School 10 (now No. 9), 1967 – School 7, 1969 – Secondary School No. 2. Nurseries and kindergartens are opening in new neighborhoods. In 1962, a medical school and a branch of the industrial technical school were opened.
• New large industrial enterprises were also built: a paper mill (December 7, 1966), a garment factory No. 3 (April 1968), and a chemical engineering plant (January 1, 1969). The sixties of the 20th century can be called a time of accelerated and systematic formation of the city. At this time, the dynamically developing Tuymazy became one of the symbols of the country: all the central newspapers wrote about the successes of Tuymazy oil workers, builders, and glaziers, and the city was visited by the then leader of the USSR N. S. Khrushchev.

• The development of the city continued in subsequent decades. In 1976 The first nine-story building was built along Vokzalnaya Street, in 1977 - Secondary School No. 4 and the monument “Grieving Mother” was opened, in 1978. The first products of the porcelain factory were received and a new maternity hospital was opened on Michurina Street. City population in 1979 was 43,700 people. In 1980 The Olympiets sports complex was opened, the first stage of the concrete truck plant was put into operation. In 1982, a new building for secondary school No. 8 was built, and in 1983, a nonwoven materials factory was launched, and the microdistrict opposite the new factory was built up. In 1986 a new market was built, and in 1989 a House of Children and Youth Creativity was built. In 1991 A sanitary-faience products factory was founded, the Tatar Drama Theater and a branch of the legal technical school were opened. The city's population increases to 64 thousand people.
• Our city is still young: from a small stop to wide streets, high-rise buildings and vast factory workshops, the period of time is short, not even hundreds of years have passed. The small but eventful history of the city is the history of the life of just a few generations, a history that needs to be known. The short history of the city is complemented by the rich history of our region.