A short story written by Sukhomlinsky, a story by Sukhomlinsky

When her mother went to work early in the morning, she woke up nine-year-old Peijia and told him, "You're on vacation. Your task today is to plant a tree next to the farmhouse and finish reading the book "Green Mountains in the Distance". ”

Pei Jia wants to sleep a little longer, and her mother sleeps when she goes to work! When he woke up, the sun was already in the sky, and he wanted to get to work right away. But he thought about it again: it's still too late!

Sitting under a tall, green mulberry tree, Pei Jia thought, "I'll sit here for a while and then I'll get to work." ”

Then he went to the orchard, ate some fresh fruit, frolicked with the butterflies for about half an hour, and then sat down under the mulberry tree.

In the evening, when the mother returned, she asked her son, "Tell me, son, what have you done?" ”

But Peijia didn't do anything, and he was too ashamed to look into his mother's eyes.

But you know, my child, there is one less tree planted on the earth, and one less person among the people who knows what "Green Hills in the Distance" is. Now, no matter how hard you try, you can't understand everything you should know about this lost day. Go ahead, and I'll tell you what people did during the day you lost.

The mother led her son to a freshly ploughed field, pointed to it, and said, "Yesterday it was a field of wheat stubble after harvesting, and today it has all been ploughed." It's the work of a tractor hand. ”

The mother led her son to the brick wall and said, "In the morning there were only granite footings, but now it is a brick wall, and you can see how well the masons have done it." ”

The mother led her son to a white building, where everything – the air, the walls, even the grass in front of the building – smelled of bread.

This is the bakery. In the morning, the bread was still flour, but now it is mouth-watering......The baker worked all day, and as soon as the car drove up, the bread was delivered to the store. ”

Finally, the mother and son walked into the library. The librarian pointed to a large bookshelf with a lot of books.

These books are the ones you have finished reading today, and they have just returned them not long ago, and they have borrowed the same number of new books. ”

But I'm idle......Pei Jia thought for a moment and lowered her head. Now he understands what a "lost day" is.

Ever since I read the article "A Lost Day", I have been deeply moved. This article is the work of [Soviet] Sukhomlinsky. "A Lost Day" is about Pei Jia who didn't complete her mother's task because she was playful.

If you think about it, in life, I also have time-wasting behaviors. Every Friday night, I think of the week.

6. I don't do my homework when I have time on Sunday, and it's never too late to do it on Saturday, but on Saturday, I play for another day, and I don't hurry to write my homework until Sunday night.

You can do a lot of things in one day, but you can't put today's things into tomorrow, because if you put off one day like this, you won't get anything done in the end.

It's like Peja, if he planted a tree every day, after a hundred days, those trees would become a forest; Read a book a day, and after a hundred days, how rich is the knowledge he knows; If a construction worker builds a wall with bricks in a day, after a hundred days, then how many houses can be lived in.

We must cherish every minute and every second, and in this second, what we can do, we should do.

One Hundred Suggestions for Teachers", "Give Your Whole Heart to Your Children", "Pavresh Secondary School", "The Birth of a Citizen", "A Lost Day".

One Hundred Suggestions for Teachers

Give your whole heart to the child".

Conversation with the Young Principal

Pavresh Secondary School

The Birth of a Citizen

A Lost Day

The Formation of the Young Generation's Belief in Communism

How to Raise Real People".

100 Suggestions for Teachers

I give my heart to the children".

The Spiritual World of Students

The Art of Education

Vasily Alexandrovich Sukhomlins is an outstanding Ukrainian educator, teacher, thinker, and writer.

He was a teacher at the Pavresz Secondary School. He served as the principal, teacher and educator of this rural secondary school for 32 years. Sukhomlinsky's life was short, but he persistently explored and wrote tirelessly; Miraculously wrote 40 monographs, more than 600 articles**, and about 1,200 children's stories.

Sukhomlinsky's entire writings were addressed to teachers, educators, educators, parents, and their own children.

He poured all his thoughts, reflections, advice, and insights into his book, how to cultivate "real people." Teachers and parents should go through the difficult road to make their children grow into studious, intelligent, kind-hearted and noble people and good citizens. V.A. Sukhomlinsky's works are well known and loved by everyone in Ukraine and are widely published in many foreign countries.

Such as the well-known "I gave my heart to the children", "The birth of a citizen", "Letter to my daughter" and some ** and short stories. Each new edition of his work has attracted greater attention and interest.

"Dedicate Your Whole Heart to Your Children", "Conversation with a Young Principal", "The Birth of a Citizen", "A Lost Day", "I Am Not the Weakest", etc.

1. "Dedicate the whole heart to the child".

Dedicate the whole heart to the child" is a work created by Sukhomlinsky, published by Tianjin People's Publishing House in 1981.

The book is an account of the author's ordinary years spent with 31 students in a class during his five years, and covers the daily education and teaching work of the one-year preparatory class and the four-year elementary class.

2. "Conversation with the Young Principal".

Conversation with the Young Principals is a work by Sukhomlinsky, published by the Educational Science Publishing House on March 1, 2009.

The conversations with the young principals presented in this book were published in the journal National Education in 1965-1966. The materials piqued the interest of school leaders.

When the author compiled the articles in the magazine into a book, he added a chapter on moral education in schools, and added some new material to the remaining chapters.

3. "The Birth of a Citizen".

This book is one of Sukhomlinsky's most important works. The book takes the spirit of civic education as the main line, and comprehensively discusses the intellectual education, cultural knowledge education, physical education, moral education, emotional education, aesthetic education, and labor education for cultivating true citizens.

4, "Lost Day".

Sukhomlinsky's work, this article is about nine-year-old Pedya who did not complete the tasks assigned to him by his mother for the day, and felt that today's things could be postponed to tomorrow. Mom used a lot of facts that Pei Jia woke up and understood that what she had lost was an irreparable day. The article teaches us to cherish time.

5, "I'm not the weakest".

I Am Not the Weakest" is a short essay written by Sukhomlinsky, the title of which is a sentence that Sasha wants to say with confidence, strength and pride, and a sentence that the author inspires every one of us children to stand up and say proudly.

In the beautiful scenery and fresh air of the forest, while enjoying the flowers and chatting, it suddenly rained heavily. The rain is a moving play: Mom hands Tolia the raincoat, and Tolia hands the raincoat to Sasha, and this raincoat is a love, and this love is passed on to everyone's heart.

When the weak Sasha saw that the rose had lost two petals by the heavy rain, she lifted her raincoat and gently covered the pink rose. Sasha learns to protect the weak, and he is no longer the weakest.

This article is included in Lesson 7 of the second volume of the second grade of the Chinese textbook of the People's Education Edition (read aloud by Xiaocheng) and Lesson 14 of the second volume of the fourth grade of the Sujiao Edition. (The text has been changed when selected from the text).

Encyclopedia – V.A. Sukhomlinsky

During his lifetime, Sukhomlinsky wrote 41 educational monographs, more than 600 educational treatises, and more than 1,200 fairy tales, stories, and short stories. Among them, the more famous ones are the following 12 books:

100 Suggestions for Teachers", "Dedicate Your Whole Heart to Your Children", "Conversation with the Young Principal", "Pavresh Secondary School", "The Birth of a Citizen", "The Formation of the Young Generation's Communist Beliefs", "How to Cultivate a Real Person", "I Dedicate My Heart to Children", "The Spiritual World of Students", "The Art of Education", "Letter to My Daughter", "I Am Not the Weakest".

During his lifetime, Sukhomlinsky wrote 41 educational monographs, more than 600 educational texts, and more than 1,200 fairy tales, stories, and short stories. Among them, the more famous ones are the following 12 bezoars:

100 Suggestions for Teachers", "Dedicate Your Whole Heart to Your Children", "Conversation with Young Principals", "Pavresh Secondary School", "The Birth of a Citizen", "The Formation of the Young Generation's Belief in Communism", "How to Cultivate Real People", "I Dedicate My Heart to Children", "The Spiritual World of Learning Spring Pickpockets", "The Art of Education", "Letter to My Daughter", "I Am Not the Weakest".