Come up with a fairy tale about a wolf. Wolf Tales

My restless son loves to have one of us tell him stories. And they must start
"Once upon a time there was a wolf!" well, it’s impossible without a wolf, otherwise he doesn’t need such a fairy tale. Well, how much do we remember fairy tales about the wolf? And yet the time has come and we began to invent our own fairy tales.
So...

First fairy tale.

There lived a wolf!
He lived in a deep forest in a small rickety house. He was a kind wolf and the stories told to children that wolves are evil and bloodthirsty upset him very much. Our wolf was completely different. He loved animals, picked berries and dried mushrooms for the winter. And he also had small garden at the house where he grew cabbage, potatoes and other vegetables.
Once, late in the evening, a wolf was sitting and listening to a cricket sing. Suddenly he hears someone crying. The wolf was surprised. “Did it feel like an old man?” he thought.
Again he listened, again someone was crying.
The wolf came out onto the porch and shouted loudly:
-Hey, who's crying?
Silence, don't hear anyone. Already he decided to go home and sobbed again very close by.
“Well, tell me, who is there?” he said menacingly.
A girl of six years old came out into the world and looked at the wolf with wide eyes from fear.
- How did you get here? - the wolf asked the girl.
- I... I'm lost: - she stuttered and wept bitterly.
The wolf scratched his head and said-
- Well, stop crying, come in then or something, you will be my guest ...
The girl stepped back.
- I'm afraid of you, you are a wolf, you will eat me: - and sobbed even louder.
“There is nothing to be afraid of me, I won’t eat you, there’s nothing for me to do,” he said indignantly, “they told the children all sorts of stupid things,” the wolf muttered, and shouted loudly to the girl:
- Aren't you afraid in the forest alone?
"I'm afraid," the girl replied in a thin voice.
- Well, you come in, otherwise they completely froze the house, they let in the cold: - he grumbled and went into the house.
The girl timidly squeezed her way through the door and quietly closed it.
“Are you going to eat?” the wolf muttered.
"Yes," she replied in a trembling voice.
-And what's your name?
“Masha,” the girl answered quietly.
- A good name: - smile said the owner of the house.
How did you get here in such a wilderness?
“Yes, the guys and I wanted to pick mushrooms and berries, and I fell behind them, but I myself can’t find my way back, I’m still small!” And Masha began to cry again.
- Well, okay, okay, tears won’t help here, eat here, come on, here you have cabbage and mushrooms and berries. And I will think about how I can help you.
The girl was hungry and she pounced on the treat with pleasure. Having eaten, she looked around. Old stove, neatly stacked firewood. There was a flower in a pot on the window, which greatly surprised Masha. But in general, she liked it here. Firewood crackled in the stove and her eyes gradually began to close from fatigue.
“Thank you, uncle wolf, everything was delicious,” Masha thanked the wolf, yawning.
- Come on, good health - he was embarrassed ..
- Well, Mashunya, go get on the stove, and tomorrow morning we'll go look for your house.
Masha did not need to be persuaded for a long time, she quickly climbed onto the stove and immediately fell asleep soundly.
As soon as the sun rose, the wolf began to wake up Masha.
-Get up Mashunya, let's go already, the road is long, yours are already knocked off their feet, I suppose they are looking for you.
Masha rubbed her eyes, jumped up and dressed quickly. Now she was not a bit scared, and the wolf was very sweet and kind.
They packed up food for the journey and set off.
The paths in the forest were confusing and the wolf's instinct helped them find the right way. By late afternoon, the road led them to the village where Masha lived. They reached the edge of the forest and the wolf said
- Well, that's it Masha, then you will run alone! I can't go there, you know!
Masha was impatient to leave, but it was a pity to part with the wolf. Over a long journey, they managed to make friends. Masha went up to the wolf and hugged him with her little arms.
"Thank you for everything!" she whispered in his ear.
-Come on, not at all, - the wolf was shy.
“Well, run and don’t get lost again,” he muttered.
Masha, satisfied, ran along the path to her house. And the wolf looked after her for a long time, following her with his eyes. Already from afar, Masha turned and waved her hand to the wolf. He smiled and turned around slowly trudged back to his home.

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It's no secret that kids love fairy tales. Do you want to please your child with another one of them? A fairy tale about a wolf, for example, can be a great option. So which one is the best to go for? A fairy tale about a wolf can have different plots. Let's consider this issue in more detail.

A story about a wolf. Familiar plots

There are a wide variety of fairy tales about a wolf for children. Many of them your children, of course, have long been familiar with. Remember, for example, the tale of the wolf and the fox, which witty and deftly deceived the main character, sending him to fish with his tail. Here stupidity is ridiculed as a human vice.

One more famous fairy tale- about a wolf and seven kids. Justice triumphs in it, and good, as usual, triumphs over evil.

Tale of gray wolf and Ivan Tsarevich, on the contrary, depicts a wild beast as a loyal subject of the protagonist. In a word, options in Russian folk art(and not only) just a myriad.

Writing a new fairy tale

However, you can do something even more interesting! That is, compose a fairy tale about a wolf on your own! Connect your imagination, Children will definitely appreciate your efforts.

It might look something like this. The plot is based on the friendship of a wolf and a fox. While walking through the forest in search of food, they begin to argue about where to get it. The wolf offers to catch the hare. However, the fox does not want to chase him at all. She insists on going to the village. At dawn, they do just that. Friends go into the shed with chickens, but the fox does not have time to grab the prey, as the rooster wakes up at the wrong time and starts screaming. Friends have to return to the forest. They also fail to steal the catch from the fishermen near the hole. As a result, all the trips of friends are in vain, and they still have to work hard to finally have lunch. Here's the moral - "you can't even pull a fish out of the pond without difficulty"!

Dream with your child

A fairy tale about a wolf can also be invented together with your baby. Thus, you will get the opportunity to help your baby learn to resolve some difficulties, find a way out of difficult situations and, most importantly, you can have fun and interesting time with your child. You can connect other family members to the composition - dad, grandmother, grandfather.

If you find it difficult to come up with the basis of the plot, you can simply remake some old fairy tale. It is enough just to start changing it, and you will succeed by yourself absolutely new story. You can introduce another character into the fairy tale, or you can endow old heroes with other character traits. Add new circumstances, redo the ending, in general, fantasize all together! It is very interesting!

Use pictures and associations

A fairy tale about a wolf will be perfectly composed if you use a variety of illustrations. Select in advance the desired series of pictures. These can be plot or subject illustrations, as well as children's drawings. Take any of them at random and start the story. The story will continue as the pictures are replaced with each other. You can also use books large quantity illustrations. Open the page at random, look at the picture and compose.

Another option is to use associations. Take a certain series of words from any fairy tale. For example: wolf, goat, kids, cabbage, voice. Add a new word to them. For example, a phone. Think about how events will develop now, what will happen now.

In short, just turn on your imagination. Be sure that you will spend your time with benefit and interest, and the baby will definitely be satisfied with the result.

Everyone in the forest knew that the wolf is an evil and rude animal. He drove hares, offended squirrels, took away mushrooms from hedgehogs. The wolf often robbed the fishermen who were fishing in the hole or frightened the children walking in the field and picking flowers. The fairy tale about the wolf will tell about how Tanya managed to change the evil beast with the help of an ordinary tangerine.

Tale about the wolf read

One winter, a small but smart girl, Tanya, went skating on a frozen lake in the forest. Parents forbade Tanya to go into the forest alone. But the girl really wanted to learn how to skate like a figure skater, and then perform at the Olympic Games. The lake was completely frozen, there was no one on it, it was possible to ride all day. Tanya told her parents that she would be with her friend. And she honed her skills on the ice.
Sitting down to rest after a long workout, Tanya drank hot tea and ate a tangerine. Suddenly she heard that someone had crept up to her. Tanya looked around and saw a wolf:
“Ha ha, gotcha, girl!” - said the wolf and howled loudly throughout the forest.
But Tanya was not afraid and did not run away. Although, of course, her heart sank into her heels and it was very creepy. But she realized that the wolf would not do anything to her. If I wanted to do it, I would have already done it. And so he most likely just decided to scare her. But why?

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