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9000 Diagnosis of children

2 weeks

Diagnostics of children

3 Week

Diagnostics Children

SUURCOUSE: MOST, BOVIK, SROGROE , boletus, flywheel, fly agaric, camelina.

Verbs: grow, collect, cook, cut, dry, salt, marinate.

Adjectives: white, red, red, small, old, edible, inedible.

Adverbs: near, near, far.

October

1 week

“Vegetables”

Nouns: radish, eggplant, garbage, garlic, parsnip, cumin, salad, tops, pods, yield.

Verbs: grow, water, dig, dig, dig, weed, plant, sow, fertilize, pluck, grow, dig, dig, grow, cut, cut, plant, replant.

Adjectives: green, yellow, red, blue, red, juicy, round, oblong, strong, bitter, sweet, small, big, small, crunchy. Vegetable, pot-bellied (pumpkin), pimply, thick-skinned.

2 week

“Fruits”

Nouns: orange, pineapple, banana, pear, cherries, cherries, lemon, plum, apple, apple, tangerine, fruit, quince, avocados, grenade , persimmon, kiwi, peach, apricot, stone, peel, juice, jam, jam, jam.

Verbs: grow, bloom, ripen, bear fruit, pour, bloom, fade, ripen, ripen.

Adjectives: beautiful, juicy, delicious, sugary, delicate, fragrant, liquid, ruddy (apple), lemon, cherry, raspberry (juice), apricot, apple, peach (jam).

Week 3

Berries. Homemade preparations”

Nouns: strawberries, currants, gooseberries, raspberries, blueberries, lingonberries, cranberries, wild strawberries, compote, jam, cloudberries, mountain ash, blueberries, stone fruits, syrup, jam, jelly, salad, pickles.

Verbs: cook, cut, chop, ferment, preserve, salt, marinate, dry.

Adjectives: salted, pickled, marinated, soaked, boiled, dried.

Week 4

“Autumn. Trees»

Nouns: autumn, cloud, rain, weather, leaf fall, mud, earth, dampness, jacket, raincoat, boots, hat, gloves, sweater, umbrella, September, October, November, leaves, trees, birch, oak, aspen, mountain ash, ash, linden, poplar, maple, larch, alder, willow, chestnut, spruce, pine.

Verbs: turn yellow, blush, fall off, pour, blow, step on, wither, drizzle, pluck (leaves), wither, paint, frown, fly around, sprinkle.

Adjectives: yellow, red, dry, cold, wet, gloomy, autumn, oblique, dull, cloudy, golden (autumn), damp (days), dank, torrential, drizzling.

Adverbs: wet, damp, rainy, cloudy.

November

1 week

“Wild animals and their cubs”

, marten, muskrat, otter, badger, fangs, cheat.

Verbs: walk, growl, jump, prick, sneak, wander, drive, catch up, lie in wait.

Adjectives: prickly, red, gray, angry, fluffy, cunning, brown, cowardly, striped, clumsy, long-eared.

Week 2

“Wild animals are preparing for winter”

Verbs: store, dig, build, lie down, fall (hibernate), catch, hunt, gnaw, drive, catch up, suck (about a bear - sucks its paw). sneak, wander, drive, catch up, lie in wait.

“Migratory birds”

Nouns: Swallow, Crane, Rook, Square, Swan, Carget, Stork, Lickwall, Drozd, flock, jamb, blade, fluff, puff, puff, puff. wing, beak.

Verbs: fly, fly away, fly over, hibernate, coo, fly around.

Adjectives: downy, crane, duck, goose, swan (song, fidelity).

4 weeks

“Wintering birds”

Nouns: pigeon, forty, crow, sparrow, title, snowfire, owl, woodpecker, slide, jay, partridge, waxwerk, oatmeal, hazelly hazel black grouse, capercaillie.

Verbs: fly, search, feed, peck, croak, chirp, ruffle.

Adjectives: red-breasted (bullfinch), migratory (birds).

December

1 week

“Pets”

Nouns: cat, cow, goat, horse, pig, sheep, cat, cat, cat, cat, cat, cat, cat, cat, cat, cat, cats dog, bull, goat, horse, wild boar, ram, herd, herd, flock, pack. Kittens, puppies, calves, foals, lambs, piglets, rabbits, cows.

Verbs: meow, bark, growl, mumble, grunt, feed, guard, guard, caress, bite, graze, lick, frolic, play, take out, herd, swim, feed, squeal, milk.

Adjectives: fluffy, smooth, horned, ferocious, affectionate, vicious, stubborn, hoofed, milky, meaty, vigorous, fleet-footed, dexterous, clumsy, nimble, black, playful, caring.

Week 2

"Poultry"

Nouns: chickens, ducks, geese, chickens, goslings, ducklings.

Verbs: hatch, hatch, swim, feed, breed.

Adjectives: swift, dexterous, clumsy, nimble.

Week 3

“Winter. Winter clothes»

Nouns: frost, cold, wind, snow, ice, snowflake, snowfall, ice floe, coat, coat, mittens boots, felt boots, hat, blizzard, pattern, hoarfrost, blowing snow, snowstorm, cold, thaw, sheepskin coat, down jacket, mittens, gloves.

Verbs: go, fall, fly, cover, melt, freeze, fall out, shackle, untie, tie, unfasten, fasten, unlace, lace up, undress, put on, put on.

Adjectives: cold, ice, white, light, fluffy, cold, winter, frosty, sparkling, hard, transparent, sharp, woolen, furry, downy, crackling, harsh, icy.

Week 4

“Winter fun. Preparation for the new year. New Year's Eve

scrap, hole, track, stick, puck, slalom.

Nouns: holiday (New Year), carnival, Christmas tree, decorations (Christmas tree).

Verbs: dance, celebrate.

Verbs: ride, ride, fall, sculpt, slide, flood, tire, push off, roll (snowball, someone on a sled), rake, chop (ice), land, accelerate, creak (about skids), crunch (about snow).

Adjectives: skiing, fast, sharp (ice, skates), winter, slippery, tobogganing, sparkling, sticky, under-ice (fishing).

Adjectives: new year.

January

1 week

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2 week

“Man. Body parts»

Nouns: hand, finger, nail, palm, leg, knee, back, belly, eye, nose, mouth, ear, shoulder, elbow, wrist, foot, heel, shin, thigh, chest, neck , eyebrow, forehead, temple, cheekbone, nostril, nape, hairstyle, bangs, parting, mustache, beard, eyelashes, health, hardening.

Verbs: take, put, walk, run, jump, scratch, scratch, frown, wrinkle, comb, smile, carry, stroke, throw, bend, nod, unclench, squeeze, unbend, bend, clap, twist.

Adjectives: long-haired, short-haired, tall, short, red-haired, blond-haired, dark-haired, blue-eyed, brown-eyed, green-eyed, gray-eyed, broad-shouldered, ankle-length, forehead, eye, one-eyed, one-legged, shaggy, curly.

3rd week

"Transport"

, garage, pier, airport, rails, sleepers, rocket, ferry, electric train, refrigerator, highway, dump truck, sailboat, taxi, cart, pilot, navigator, bicycle, motorcycle.

Verbs: ride, swim, fly, honk, stop, stand, repair, break down, push off, moor, brake, taxi, repair, skid, fly up, fly off, take off.

Adjectives: fast, fast, passenger, cargo, underground, air, sea, automobile, snowplow, railway, land, river.

Week 4

“SDA. Transport on the streets of my city”

body, siren, crossroads, fuel.

Verbs: approach, stop, skip, run across.

Adjectives: ambulance (help), fire, police (cars), emergency (car), riding (riding).

February

1 week

“Materials and tools”

Nouns: Hammer, Top, saw, ticks, needle, scissors, knife, drill, drill, drill. wood, metal, glass, plastic, rubber, leather, fabric, paper, stone, vise, planer, shovel, rake, nail, firewood, nut, screw, iron, copper, gold, silver, belly, cotton wool, wool, chintz, capron.

Verbs: hammer, chop, saw, unscrew, twist, sew, cut, dig, rake, clamp, collect, disassemble, dig up, dig in, dig out, dig up.

Adjectives: leather, metal, silver, nylon, wood, down, glass.

Week 2

“Professions. Construction»

cement, tractor, bulldozer, pile, foundation pit, parquet, parquet, tiler.

Verbs: to raise, lay, manage, paint, assemble, mount, build, level, erect, install, plan, glaze, weld, improve.

Adjectives: high, low, beautiful, blocky, brick, wooden, urban, rural, high-rise, comfortable, reinforced concrete, high-rise.

Adverbs: beautiful, neat, even, straight, high, fast.

Week 3

"Defenders of the Fatherland"

Nouns: soldier, Motherland, sniper, officer, missileman, tanker, paratrooper, commander, missile, tank, pilot, border guard, hero, parachute, bomb, courage, enemy, submariner, anti-aircraft gunner, infantryman, volunteer, traitor.

Verbs: to fight, to protect, to fight, to wound, to bandage, to heal, to win, to fight, to restore, to resist.

Adjectives: brave, courageous, heroic, courageous, courageous, cowardly, valiant, military.

Week 4

“Seasons. Calendar. Spring»

Nouns: winter, spring, summer, autumn, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, morning, afternoon, evening, night, icicle, thaw, thaw.

Verbs: warm, freeze, hang, grow, lengthen, shorten, chirp, chirp, warm, warm, warm, freeze, freeze, freeze, thaw, advance, retreat, sparkle, ring.

Adjectives: spring, winter, sunny, warm, cool, harsh, bright, loose.

Adverbs: warm, cold, damp, dirty, light, bright, loud.

March

Week 1 Family»

Nouns: gift, flowers, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, son, daughter, grandson, granddaughter, brother, sister, nephew, uncle, aunt.

Verbs: take care, love, respect, try, help, cook, clean, wash, iron, set (on the table), wash, work, wipe, wipe, look after, raise.

Adjectives: dear, beloved, caring, adult, small, affectionate, kind, hardworking, strict, polite, obedient.

Week 2

“Early signs of spring. First Flowers” ​​

Nouns: primrose, ice drift, puddle, stream, willow, bud, snowdrop, coltsfoot, dandelion, narcissus, hyacinth, bud, petal, leaf, mimosa, tulip.

Verbs: to melt, to warm, to flourish, to bloom, to swell.

Get rid of (from snow, ice), settle, weather, smell.

Adjectives: bright, loose, small, small, fragrant, smooth, fragile, tender, fluffy.

Week 3

“Electrical appliances. Atelier

Nouns: silk, cotton, wool, knitwear, customer, fitting, spool, thread, needle, scissors, style, size, iron, refrigerator, coffee grinder, vacuum cleaner, meat grinder, watch, sleeve, collar, pocket, TV, cutter, seamstress, linen, capron, button, template, mixer, toaster, electric kettle.

Verbs: facilitate, speed up, cut, sew, try on, iron, knit, hang, fold, wash, cook, boil, fry, baste, stitch, weave, fasten, unfasten, unfasten, fasten, unfasten, embroider, sew up, sew on, sew on.

Adjectives: colorful, narrow, wide, comfortable, cotton, linen, silk, woolen, knitted, seasonal, light, washing, sewing.

4 weeks

"Spring in nature"

Nouns: March, April, May, month, sun, sky, murmur, ringing, drops, resin, rook.

Verbs: wake up, step on, crack, break, murmur, break through, wake up, get out, bring out, feed, train.

Adjectives: early, late, sonorous, joyful, rainy, noisy, fine, bright, beautiful, bright.

April

1 week

“Work of people in spring”

.

Verbs: plant, sow, water, whiten, cut, fertilize, dig, transplant, plant, plant, dig, dig in, dig out, dig in.

Adjectives: early, late, spring (wheat).

Week 2

"Cosmos"

, telescope, astronomer, eclipse, orbit.

Verbs: fly, fall, take off, land, lunar, reflect.

Adjectives: solar, lunar, terrestrial, stellar, cosmic, artificial, interstellar, interplanetary.

Week 3

Return of the birds. Insects»

cuckoo, lapwing, sandpiper, bittern, chaffinch, wagtail, chrysalis, larva, water strider, bumblebee, butterfly.

Verbs: fly, curl, flutter, soar, rush, postpone, twist, hibernate, bring out, coo, chirp, cuckoo, chirp, click, ring.

Adjectives: fast, migratory, vociferous, industrious, cheerful, sonorous, agile, friendly, caring, perky.

Week 4

“Cookware. Food products»

, bread, roll, pie, cake, compote, jam, candy, soup, salad, cereals, colander, rolling pin, baking sheet, curdled milk, coffee pot, bowl, taste, smell, aroma, spices, sauce.

Verbs: cover, cook, wash, fry, boil, stew, boil, heat, whip, smear, bake, cut, cut, cool, heat.

Adjectives: dairy, meat, bakery, creamy, vegetable, smoked, sunflower, linen, soy, corn, cottonseed, olive, kitchen, table, deep, fine, tea, sweet, salty, sour, fatty, tasty, warm, cold, hot.

May

1 week

"Animals of hot countries"

, hunting, jungle, savannah, Africa, Australia, kangaroo, koala, platypus, parrot, monitor lizard.

Verbs: hunt, hide, hide, live, jump, climb, run, run away, catch up, graze, fear, defend, attack, creep.

Adjectives: striped, spotted, swift, slow, marsupial, hardy.

Week 2

"My city"

kiosk, lawn, entrance, station, new building, park, stadium, highway, sidewalk, landscaping, area, museum, church.

Verbs: live, build, rebuild, move, drive, look, grow, become prettier, expand, improve.

Adjectives: urban, rural, Barnaul, wide, spacious, straight, narrow, high-rise, old, quiet, noisy, green, stone, industrial, cultural, residential.

3 Week

Diagnostics

4 Week

Diagnostics

— Oh, talk! Tell me something! exclaimed Suzanne, wringing her hands. “If you only knew how much I loved him!.. What anguish in my heart! I can’t do anything… Yes… it’s me… I gave him cigarettes… He knew that they were poisoned… Ever since Easter he kept thinking of committing suicide… He was weary of life… He talked about death.

Varvara Sergeevna fell to her knees like a mown down on the wet sand and pressed her face to the grave mound. Three arshins from it, separated by a layer of earth and sand, lies what was Andre. It seemed to her that she saw in the dark earthen mass, among the roots, a silver coffin, flowers on it. But her imagination did not dare to look under the lid of the coffin.

"Andre," she thought, "Andre, what is it, you yourself?... You killed yourself. Your soul was languishing, looking for a way out, it beat in your body like a bird beats in a cage, and you did not come ask me for advice, because I'm your mother!"

Suzanne muttered muffledly, as in a confession, in fragmentary separate words, telling her story.

— I don’t know how it happened… He returned from the exam excited… He was waiting for something… We had a session… He knocked me down, began to undress… I didn’t resist… I didn’t understand myself… I loved him so much… Then despair… The next day he spoke harsh, hurtful words to me... I gave him cigarettes... It's my fault... I can't be forgiven... But... I didn't want to. I'll tell you what... I didn't want to!!

"You didn't come to me, Andre," Varvara Sergeevna repeated with pain in her heart... "You didn't come..."

Suddenly she remembered everything clearly... All his childhood. She has pregnancy, childbirth, children's illnesses, in between - greedy grasping for the remnants of that beautiful life that she loved so much. Theaters, operas, concerts, evenings and dances with friends. She was still good, she was looked after. They sought to kiss her hand, longed to dance with her, spoke pleasant words to her. But the years seemed to push that life full of beauty away from her, and, like a box, covered her with the cramped, petty interests of the nursery and the bedroom. More and more time was needed for sewing and darning, taking care of children, bathing them, wiping them, treating them ... I had to learn Latin grammar in order to help Andre. "Alauda est laeta" - a lark is merry, - she recalled examples from Hodobay's grammar and saw the grammar itself ... Long, in a dark crimson binding with a black pattern ... Amo, amas, amat, amamus, amatis, amant (I love, love, love ... (lat.)) ... Andre was replaced by Hippolyte. Then Lipochka ... Annoying scales, watching her not repeat the words that the boys used, the French language ... And then - Fedya, strong, stormy Fedya, curious, persistent, most frank with her. And God, what words, what poems and jokes he brought from the gymnasium and spoke to her. She did not know many words, and from him, from her son, for the first time she learned about the terrible swearing that passed her by, because both her mother and her aunts told her that her "ears were hung with earrings."

And Andre left her.

During her lifetime, she saw him briefly. .. There was no time to talk to him. He came to the dining-room at nine o'clock in the morning, angrily threw a knapsack with books on the sofa under a map of Europe, and sat down to drink tea. Scolded the gymnasium.

- If only the gymnasium burned down... fell into hell... If only the frost reached twenty degrees, and you don't have to go to the gymnasium.

Hastily drank his glass and left without saying goodbye, without asking to make the sign of the cross.

- All this is nonsense, it won't help!..

Returned at three, at four, pale, gloomy, angry, and locked himself in his room. He was silent at dinner, and after dinner he sat again, bent over books, reading and writing in blue notebooks with white labels. What he wrote, he did not say. What he read, he did not tell, did not consult.

Then the séances began. Varvara Sergeevna was not allowed to see them. She paralyzed the medium. Nothing came out of her.

And love came!

"Andre, are you really in love?. ."

Falitsky talked a lot and badly about girls of easy virtue, about "horizontals", about the role of governesses and maids in a growing family, but it seemed to her that this would not affect her children ... Her ears were hung with earrings.

"Andre, Andre! Forgive me, forgive me!"

And now I thought: "What could I do?" The children were gone, and they knew her no more than a young one-year-old dog knows his mother.

It's scary... God, how scary!.. I was tormented by cold horror, and it was as if ice jets ran through my chest and captured my heart.

Another woman rushed about in grief and begged for forgiveness, and under them, three arshins away, was a coffin, and in it was the great mystery of death.

And who is to blame?..

No one... She could not judge this unfortunate crying girl, smeared in sand and clay, terrible with empty, weeping eyes.

And only God can help!

- For God's sake, Varvara Sergeevna! Au nom de Dieu! moaned mademoiselle Suzanne.

“God will forgive you,” Varvara Sergeevna said, getting up, “Get up. Let me clean you up. Clay and sand stuck to you ...

— And I… And you… And you… Oh, Varvara Sergeevna. We are two in grief ... Forgive me ... Forgive me.

"God will forgive..." Varvara Sergeevna repeated sternly, without lifting her eyes from the ground. — Where do you live?

“Nowhere,” Suzanne answered quietly.

— Like nowhere else?

- I was admitted to Brodovich, but I can't work. Conscience hurt.

- Well, what happened, you can't bring it back. Apparently, God wants it that way. On all his holy will ... Where do you live?

- I was in furnished rooms on Pushkinskaya, but the hostess is chasing me.

— Move in with me tomorrow... Somehow we'll arrange for you...

Suzanne rushed to Varvara Sergeevna, wanted to kiss her hand, but she pulled away.

“Don’t!.. Don’t,” she said. - After ... Let me get used to it ... and understand everything.

Fedya was approaching the grave along the muddy path. Behind him was an old priest in a black skullcap and a soldier in an overcoat with books and a censer...

The censer was filled with rain, the wind ruffled and carried the words of prayer. The old priest hurried and crumpled the memorial service, the soldier sang badly in a liquid tenor, and Fedya echoed him out of tune, and it seemed that only the one who was lying three arshins below them, covered with pine boards covered with eyelet, listened to them, understood and fully appreciated them, and who has already understood the full significance of the memorial service of the fortieth day.

It seemed that Andre's confused soul was rushing about in a whirlwind of raindrops, rushing about among the leaves of willow and yellow acacia and meditatively rustling in the dense pines, hurrying on its last journey to heaven.

Varvara Sergeevna felt calmer in her soul. It seemed that she did well, correctly, "as it should" acted.

Saying goodbye, she kissed the sobbing Suzanne and gave her everything she had, leaving only for the railway and the horse-drawn carriage to Lesnoy.

— Can we walk from Lesnoy, Fedya? she asked her son, who was standing beside him.

“Of course, mommy,” Fedya answered affectionately.

Now they were walking, rising from the Brooks, and went out into a deserted field, where the wind tore the umbrella from Varvara Sergeevna's hands, wet her legs and chest, and it was already difficult to walk, old rubber galoshes slid over crooked stones, and wet knees ached.

Varvara Sergeevna remembered that today is her birthday. At home they baked a pie with whitefish and a squeal with rice, her brother Volodya and Leni, Falitsky, arrived ... She thought about how she would change clothes and fuss, treating the guests, she thought about how she would put the table so that no one would drip from the ceiling, and forgot her tiredness... She thought about how to arrange Susanna and how to explain to Mikhail Pavlovich her return.

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