Every year on June 6, Pushkin Day is marked in Russia. The literary work of the Great Russian poet Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin accompanies us throughout our lives. A. Pushkin is often called the founder of the modern Russian literary language. We begin to familiarize ourselves with his fairy tales before we learn to read. We practically know many of his works by heart, and even in everyday life, we often quote him.
On June 6, a researcher of the Bolgar Museum-Reserve Musina G.M. conducted for 13 people a literary quiz “There, on unknown paths” dedicated to the 226th anniversary of the birth of Alexander Pushkin.
Children took an active part in a fascinating literary quiz, the main part of which was solving questions on the fairy tales of the world-famous poet. Kids answered questions related to Pushkin’s famous works, such as “The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish”, “The Tale of Tsar Saltan”, “Ruslan and Lyudmila”. Each question aroused lively interest, and the participants actively discussed the answers, recalling the details of the fairy tales and their morals. This helped the kids to better understand the meaning of the Russian author’s works. It turned out that everyone knew Alexander Pushkin’s fairy tales well. After the quiz, children could read by heart the poems of the great poet.

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