In this article we will tell you what jokes are and what educational value for preschool children has this work, and also give some examples.
What is joke - definition for children
Pribautki in its structure are short stories or tales in verse form with a bright dynamic plot. They have a completely independent meaning, in contrast to nursery rhymes, which are always inextricably linked with certain events in the life of the baby or games.
Pribautki designed exclusively for the entertainment of crumbs, so in the people they are often called "fun". The heroes of these literary works are often well-known folklore characters, and in the center of this story there is one important event that helps to keep the attention and interest of the small listener.
Russian folk jokes for children celebrate the special character traits and moral values inherent exclusively to the Russian people, give the child a certain idea of beauty, diligence, faithfulness, goodness, truth, courage and so on. The use of jokes in the upbringing of the child promotes the development of logical and spatial-imaginative thinking, "awakens" fantasy and imagination, and also enriches the speech reserve.
That is why any works of Russian folklore and, in particular, jokes are the richest source of moral and cognitive development of preschool children.
Short jokes for children under one year old
Pribautki for the youngest children should have a length of no more than 6 lines, so as not to bore the baby. To introduce the crumbs to the world around him in the poetic game form, you can use the following funny works of Russian folklore:
Peter-Petya-Cockerel,
Petya is a red scallop,
On the path he went
And found a penny,
I bought my boots,
A chicken - earrings!
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Magpie-white-beaked
She lived alone,
I jumped, jumped,
The guests waited,
She cooked the sauce,
I treated the guests!
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Kva-kva-kva-kvakushka,
Pies fried frog
With sweet stuffing,
I treated the guinea pig,
A zainke in the patty
She put the cottage cheese!
Jokes for children
For the older guys, the jokes, which are fictitious-flip-flops, are perfect. These short works are expressed in a joking manner, and the real connections of phenomena and objects are deliberately dislocated or violated. Such fables raise humor in kids, entertain and amuse them, and also promote the development of intelligence. In particular, pre-school children will like the following rhymes:
It's snowing! Heat is!
Birds from the south arrive!
All around white-white -
Summer is red!
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What kind of geese they ran,
Ears and tails?
Who is after them?
Maybe the horses are in the car?
No! They flee from fear,
What will catch up with the turtle!
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Hedgehog wings waved
And like a butterfly fluttered.
Hare sitting on the fence,
He laughed loudly and loudly!
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Spring has come to us again
With sledges, skates!
Spruce from the forest brought,
Candles with lights!