Proverbs about summer for children. Proverbs about beauty summer nature, about the importance of summer, about the harvest, which then feeds the weight of the year
Proverbs about summer
Summer is a supply, winter is a pick-me-up.
In the summer, every bush will let you spend the night.
Summer day - for a winter week.
In the summer, dawn meets dawn.
What is born in the summer will be useful in the winter.
If you can’t collect it in the summer, you won’t find it in the winter.
In June, the yard is empty, but the field is thick.
June passed through the meadows with a scythe, and July ran through the grain with a sickle.
July is the peak of summer.
In August, the sickles are warm and the water is cold.
Summer stores, winter eats.
Proverbs and sayings about summer for younger schoolchildren
If there is winter, there will be summer.
It was summer and cow weather.
Prepare a sleigh in summer and a cart in winter.
Summer doesn't happen twice a year.
It's not raspberries - they won't fall in the summer.
Rainy summer is no match for autumn.
You’ll remember the summer when you don’t have a fur coat.
Eat, horse, hay and remember the summer.
Women's summer on Peter's Day.
Winter scares summer, but it still melts.
In winter with a harrow, and in summer in a carrier.
As is the summer, so is the hay.
Red summer - green mowing.
Red summer - no one bothered.
Summer is not without thunderstorms, farewells are not without tears.
Summer is a supply, and winter is a pick-me-up.
You'll spend the summer, but in the winter you'll run away with your bag.
Summer works for winter, and winter for summer.
Summer gathers and winter gathers.
In the summer you will scatter, but in the winter you will not collect.
In the summer, every bush will let you spend the night.
In the summer you'll get plenty of exercise, in the winter you'll get hungry.
You won't sweat in the summer, and you won't get warm in the winter.
You can’t store it in the summer, you can’t bring it in the winter.
In the summer we sing, in the fall we howl.
In summer there is dust, in winter there is snow.
In summer with a fishing rod, in winter with a handbag.
Collect bread in summer, manure in winter.
Summer is a habit for a man, winter is a custom for a wolf.
It's always red summer on the stove.
Never mind, I bought a cow: will there be grass for the summer?
When summer ends, people don’t go into the forest to pick raspberries.
The little birds chirped - summer is ending.
Having missed the summer, go to the forest for raspberries.
Sun for summer, winter for frost.
After the summer they don’t walk on raspberries.
Warm, but not like summer; kind, but not like my mother.
Warm, warm, not summer.
Winter and summer are at odds.
God killed summer with flies.
Summer is bad when there is no sun.
What you drag with your feet in summer, you pick up with your lips in winter.
What is born in the summer will be useful in the winter.
Winter poems and riddles for preschoolers
Pantina Svetlana ValentinovnaPlace of work: Educator, MDOU No. 63 “Cinderella”, Vologda
Description: This material is intended for kindergarten teachers.
Target: development of thinking and sense of rhyme in children.
Tasks:
- teach children to solve riddles, thereby expanding their horizons and vocabulary;
- develop creative imagination;
- to cultivate a sense of beauty in children.***
Here is our Christmas tree
Dressed up. Hurray!
She has toys on her, a star,
Colored...(tinsel)
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Light as an eyelash
White as a water lily
On the palm of your hand in some water
Will turn...(snowflake)
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Winter ruled the earth
Snow-white blanket
Blanket covered
Top with a hard blanket.
What kind of blanket?
(present)
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Under the roof of my house
Grow like real ones
Transparent lollipops
Crunchy on the teeth
(icicles)
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During the night someone opened all the windows
Painted with a white brush.
And it shimmers like a brooch
Those carnival patterns.
Who is the artist?
(freezing)
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Under the snow-covered heap
Our house is hidden like a treasure
The whole city is under a blanket
I covered everything...(snowfall)
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Pinching the nose
Ice covered the puddle
Big Brother Frost
His sister-...(cold)
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Look out the window, and everything is covered in snow!
I clap my hands!
I run into the yard to take it in my hands
The first one...(powder)
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The first snow is so welcome
The first snow is so good
Given by winter from the sky
It's called...(powder)
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We had a walk today.
Red cheeks, red nose!
But we were a little scared
What will protect us...(frost)
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We caulk the windows,
I couldn't find a reason
Get into our house
Prickly winter...(cold)
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It can be harsh, prickly, nocturnal,
Scary, fierce, real
Shrill and icy,
Raw, doggy, chilling.
(cold)
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Everything around is white and white.
No roads, no paths.
Just a bunch of dust
Called...(snowdrift)
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Hat, fur coat, beard,
Staff, red nose!
They are always waiting for you in winter,
Beloved...(Santa Claus)
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Pulled the string
A beautiful toy
The whole house is covered in confetti now!
Thank you for...(cracker)
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They hang on our Christmas tree
Bunny, bear, chicken
So they will come to us soon
Santa Claus,...(Snow Maiden)
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Three lumps on each other
Carrot-nose, eyes-two coals.
(snowman)
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Spun quickly quickly
Walked around the house in a circle
Lifted into the air with a whistle
Snow from the paths...(blizzard)
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I walked along the paths,
Sweeped the bench, spruce
The house was wrapped in matting
Snowy...(blizzard)
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On the asphalt, on the roads
Very slippery coating.
Sand covered from the threshold
Wipers...(icy conditions)
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On a snowy branch
Red-bellied hero
In a black feather vest
Pecks berries... (bullfinch)
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Wearing a yellow apron
Small bird.
Flew to the feeding trough
Visit us...(tit)
Poems about winter for children
Fireworks exploded
Wonderful toy!
What a miracle in New Year?!
It's a firecracker!!
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There are hills in our yard
Climb them and try them
And then go downhill
There are snowdrifts in our yard!!
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Letter to Santa Claus
The kindest grandfather in the world
Fulfills all dreams!
Cupcakes, lollipops, sweets?
He'll bring you what you want!
Doll, dress, teddy bear,
Teddy bunny,
A book about cars
Bright mosaic.
I just won't ask
Not a single toy
I'll ask grandpa
Quietly in your ear
"Dear Grandfather Frost,
Bring it to me at night
A small bouquet of roses?
It is very, very necessary.
That's how we want our mother
Give thanks
At him with his brother themselves
We didn’t have time to save up.
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"Good Grandfather Frost
The best gift
To have a reason to cry
Mom didn't have it.
So that we have her
Cheerful and beautiful.
Give me full health.
And I will be happy"
Blizzard Ballerina
You are incredibly captivating to look at,
And there's a reason for this.
Blizzard-blizzard, you're dancing
And you dance like a ballerina!
You play very clearly
Like a violin player.
Such a wonderful concert
We give you smiles!
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Hardworking Blizzard
Santa Claus waved his broom,
The blizzard has risen!
Spun around like a bee
I started working.
Like a young cook
Sifted through all the snow!
Cleaned up the park
She hid in a cave for the night.
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Blizzard in a silver coat
Blizzard in a silver coat
Went out for a walk
Howling, screaming and whistling
Started dancing
And it sparkled and sparkled,
Raising the snow loach.
Rushed into the ravine and rose
On a snowy boulder.
The blizzard got tired of dancing,
I went to bed downhill
And under the crust, as if under a shell,
I was going to take a nap
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The wind invited the blizzard
To a beautiful ball
I quickly spun in a waltz
Charmed her.
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Snowstorm
The blizzard twists and turns!
It's like he's mad at the city!
Raising snow into the air
Begins its run!
Sweeping away everything on the way,
He wants to take over the city.
And he will dance and howl
Woe to those who do not close
The windows of your house.
Everything is covered with a curtain of snow
Covers. You are not howling
Don't circle like a swarm of bees
After all, we are not afraid of you
We sit down to drink hot tea.
Opening a jar of jam
And we sing quietly.
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Blizzard
Who swept the paths
Did you hide the cars in a blanket?
Fluffy cat's tail
Have you covered your white trail?
Tricky Blizzard
I walked here at night.
It's like a sorceress
Covered in blankets
Houses, trees, lanterns.
Swept with a broom
The courtyards are all from the inside.
She was everywhere!
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What a miracle? A house in fur,
And the trees are all down.
A soft, gentle blanket
Everything is covered in snow-white.
Our wise ancestors gave us many instructive sayings in the form of other set expressions. Among them, one can highlight such an instruction as “prepare a sleigh in the summer and a cart in the winter.” The meaning of this expression is quite deep. We will look at it in this article. Let us also note how people interpret and use such instructive instruction in everyday life.
What is the meaning of the expression?
By saying “prepare a sleigh in summer and a cart in winter,” our ancestors meant that everything needs to be prepared in advance. For what? In order not to get into trouble, be collected at the right moment. This worldly wisdom is very useful if you follow it. This saves both time and nerves. A person's soul is at peace when he is ready and collected.
You need to live not only for today. It is worth preparing for the future. This is what lies behind the expression “prepare a sleigh in summer and a cart in winter.” Otherwise, it may be too late, then both time and opportunities may be missing. By doing everything in advance, people make their lives easier. By preparing ahead of time for winter, our ancestors saved themselves from cold, hunger, inconvenience and other seasonal troubles.
Proverb today
This saying has been and remains relevant to people. It is often remembered when people talk about the opportunity to save money when purchasing out of season. Thus, people buy sheepskin coats and fur coats in the summer, winter boots - when winter is already ending, sneakers - in the cold, sugar - long before the jam-making season, school supplies - several months in advance until September, summer vouchers - in the winter. This way people save a lot. This is a fairly practical adherence to the advice “prepare a sleigh in the summer and a cart in the winter.”
Not only consumers, but ordinary people take note of this advice. Entrepreneurs also prepare for everything in advance: they fill warehouses in advance with goods that will soon be in great demand. This way, they have time to purchase out-of-season products at lower wholesale prices, and also think about their promotion and sale. This way they will be more competitive in terms of quantity of goods and prices offered.
Synonyms of expression
The proverb “prepare the sleigh in the summer and the cart in the winter” can be replaced by a similar saying “prepare the sleigh in the spring and the wheels in the autumn.”
There is also the expression “build a dam before the flood,” which means the same thing as the stable combination of words we are considering.
Car enthusiasts say: “Buy winter tires in summer, summer tires in winter.”
Each person interprets this very useful and wise proverb in his own way.
Proverbs and sayings for schoolchildren. Seasons in proverbs and sayings for children and adults. Proverbs and sayings about summer, about winter, about autumn, about spring.
Proverbs and sayings about the seasons
Came winter- you won’t get away with it.
Winter scares spring, but it still melts.
The stronger the winter, the sooner spring.
No matter how angry winter is, it will submit to spring.
Prepare a cart in winter and a sleigh in summer.
Summer works for winter, and winter for summer.
Winter builds summer: winter warmth - summer cold.
Winter is snowy - summer is rainy.
Winter is frosty - summer is hot.
The sun is warm in summer and freezing in winter.
Winter is not summer, she’s wearing a fur coat.
Winter has a big mouth.
IN winter cold everyone is young.
Take care of your nose in severe frost.
Winter freezes the idler.
In winter, ice is not valued.
A winter day - a sparrow's hop.
How you celebrate the New Year is how you will live it.
New Year - a turn towards spring.
On New Year's Day the day will increase by a rabbit's leap.
Rook on the mountain - spring outside.
Spring is red and hungry.
Spring is red with flowers, and autumn is red with pies.
In the spring it bakes on top and freezes below.
In spring you can hear the grass growing.
Spring and autumn - there are eight weather conditions per day.
In spring - a bucket of water, a spoonful of dirt; in the fall - a spoonful of water, a bucket of dirt.
Prepare the sleigh in the spring and the wheels in the fall.
It's spring time - I ate from the yard.
In the spring, if you fall behind for an hour, you won’t catch up during the day.
Spring day feeds you all year round.
If you don't sweat in the spring, you won't stay warm in the winter.
Hope for spring, and save firewood.
If you miss a day in the spring, you won’t get it back in a year.
He who sleeps in spring cries in winter.
Know by the color that it’s heading towards summer.
. In summer Every bush will let you spend the night.
In the summer, dawn meets dawn.
Summer is a peasant's father and mother.
A summer day feeds the year.
Don’t pray for a long summer, pray for a warm summer.
Summer is bad when there is no sun.
Sitting at home in the summer means not having bread in the winter.
What you collect in the summer, you will find on the table in the winter.
What is born in the summer will be useful in the winter.
Summer is stormy - winter with snowstorms.
Summer is dry and hot; winter is light and frosty.
Rainy summer is worse than autumn.
. Autumn- eight changes.
Autumn is coming and the rain is coming.
Spring rain grows, autumn rain rots.
Autumn rain is sown finely, but lasts a long time.
Spring is red and hungry; autumn is rainy and nourishing.
In autumn, the sparrow has a feast.
Autumn is long, winter is long.
In autumn bad weather there are seven weathers in the yard: it sows, it blows, it twists, it stirs, it roars, it pours from above and sweeps from below.
Wet summer and warm autumn mean a long winter.
The first snow, although pure, will deceive - winter will never become overnight.
The summer has passed, the autumn has passed, and now it’s snow on our heads.
Winter found me in a summer sundress.
