Аудио сказки Чуковского деткам

Collection of well-known audio Korney Chukovsky tales for children and adults

Read by the author himself. Chukovsky's tales can be read from early childhood. Chukovsky's poems with fabulous motives are excellent children's works, famous for a huge number of bright and memorable characters, kind and charismatic, instructive and at the same time loved by children. We learn children's poems and fairy tales with the child.

The free android application contains all the most famous fairy-tale works of the famous Russian writer. All fairy tales are provided with colorful illustrations and drawings. Many of these stories have been used as cartoons.

Contents of the collection of audio stories for children:

- Aibolit

- Barmaley

- Crocodile (part 1)

- Crocodile (part 2)

- Telephone

- Cockroach

- Moidodyr

- Fly Tsokotukha

- Toptygin and Luna

- Miracle tree

- What did Mura do when she was read the fairy tale "The Miracle Tree"

- Stolen Sun

- Confusion

- Fedorino grief

- Tempering

- Christmas tree

- Twisted song

- Kotausi and Mousei

- Riddles and answers

Chukovsky's children's poems can be given to children to listen to at night so that they fall asleep faster. Fairy stories teach kids kindness, justice, care and respect.

Korney Ivanovich Chukovsky - Russian Soviet poet, translator and literary critic, children's writer, journalist.

In 1916, Chukovsky compiled a collection of "Christmas tree" and wrote his first fairy tale in verse for children "Crocodile". In 1923 his famous poems for children Moidodyr and Tarakanische were published. In the life of Chukovsky there was another hobby - the study of the psyche of children and how they master speech. He wrote down his observations of children, of their verbal creativity in the book "From two to five" in 1933. Chukovsky once said. "All my other works are so overshadowed by my children's poems and fairy tales that in the minds of many readers I, except Moidodyrs and Mukh-Tsokotukh, did not write anything at all."

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