Ukrainian literature. Grade 6. Sources of wise books. Collection 1

   This interactive course  is designed to develop literary literacy and aesthetic taste through engaging texts, articles about authors' lives and works, and interactive exercises. The course includes sections such as "The Magic Melody of Words," "The Poetic World," "From the Visible to the Invisible," and "From the Humorous to the Great." It aims to enrich students with new knowledge, emotions, and reflections, enhancing their imagination while evaluating the actions of literary heroes. The course covers age-appropriate tasks that cater to the cognitive needs of 6th-grade students.

Course Highlights:

• Theoretical material and artistic works that help to develop literary literacy and aesthetic taste.
• Introduction to famous Ukrainian authors and their contributions to literature.
• Interactive tests designed for the development of critical thinking and literary analysis skills.
• Engagement with literary forms like poems, short stories, and fables.
• Building skills in understanding characters, plots, and literary devices.
• Exploring cultural traditions and customs through literary works.

Course Modules:

• Module 1: Sources of Wise Books
  Lesson 22-24: Courage and bravery of Cossacks in the works of Volodymyr Rutkivskyi – The Cossack Shvayka’s Junior
  Lesson 25-26: Patriotic motifs in Mykola Voronyi’s poem "Yevshan-Zillia" – Yevshan-Zillia
  Lesson 27-30: The exciting plot of Vyacheslav Nestayko's story "The Toreadors of Vasukivka" – Excerpts
  Lesson 31-33: Interesting and romantic heroes in the story of Yaroslav Stelmakh "Mytkozavr from Yurkyivka" – Excerpts
  Lesson 34-37: Adventures in Lesia Voronyna's story "The Secret Society of Cowards" – Excerpts
  Lesson 38-39: Extraordinary events in Zirka Menzatuk’s fantastic work "Angel with Golden Hair" – Excerpts
  Lesson 40-41: Songs by Stepan Rudansky – Good Trade, Zaporozhtsy with the King, Brother Torbin
  Lesson 42-43: Humor by Pavlo Glazovoi – Evolution, The Toughest Role, Foreign Guests, Praise
  Lesson 44-45: Fables by Leonid Hlibov – The Fly and the Bee, The Frog and the Bull, The Pike
  Lesson 46: Scientific and Popular Literature – Oles Voropei, Summer and St. George’s Day, Girls' Fortune-telling
  
• Module 2: Short Literary Dictionary
  Lesson 47-49: Understanding key literary terms and concepts.

Expected Outcomes by Course End:

• Students will enhance their literary literacy by analyzing a variety of literary genres.
• They will learn to evaluate the actions of literary characters and understand the historical and cultural context of the texts.
• Students will engage in reflective thinking, discussing characters, plots, and moral lessons from the works of famous Ukrainian authors.
• They will develop their imagination and creativity through the exploration of poetic and adventurous works.
• By the end of the course, students will be able to create their own reflections on characters’ actions, drawing from the rich literary tradition of Ukrainian literature.
• Students will strengthen their understanding of the literary devices, styles, and structures found in poems, fables, and other works.

This interactive course is aimed at enriching students’ literary knowledge, providing them with an immersive experience in Ukrainian literature, and helping them build both their critical thinking and creative abilities. Through engaging content and dynamic tests, students will gain a deeper understanding of the texts and characters that have shaped Ukrainian literary culture.