Subject: "Our ancestors Amir Temur" Educational purpose: To inform students about Amir Temur; to explain to them the meaning of Amir Temur's teachings. Educational purpose: To instill in students a sense of pride in our great ancestors, a sense of love for the Motherland Development goal:Development of knowledge about Sahibkiran Amir Temur. Course style: Question and answer, conversation, discussion.
Lesson equipment: Pictures of Amir Temur, posters with his teachings.
Organizational part: control of class readiness for lessons, information of duty officers, visits
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Teacher: Dear children! In today's lesson on "Our great ancestors - our pride" we will learn more about our great-grandfather Amir Temur. We increase our knowledge of that person’s teachings.
Amir Temur was a great man, an untouched commander, a great statesman, a lawyer, a talented architect, a psychologist, as well as a man who loved his country and made it world famous.
In the center of Tashkent, in the beautiful alley named after our great ancestor, the State Museum of the History of the Temurids was built in honor of Amir Temur and his descendants.
In the cities of Tashkent, Samarkand and Shakhrisabz erected magnificent statues in accordance with the traditions of our ancestor. Our ancestor Amir Temur devoted his entire life to the freedom of our people, our Motherland. Every inch of our land was sacred to him. We can see it in the example of the liberation struggle he fought for the liberation from his invaders. We inherited from our ancestors the famous work "Temur's Statutes".
Student in the person of Amir Temur:
We are the property of Turan
Dear Turkestan.
We are who we are
The oldest and greatest
Turk is our main link.
Students in turn talk about the life and teachings of Amir Temur.
Student 1: Amir Temur was born on April 1336, 9 in the village of Khojailgor, Kesh, now part of Shahrisabz. His father, Amir Taragay, was a wealthy man who gave his son a good education.
Student 2: Temur started his education at the age of 7. By the time he was 9, he was superior to all the children in the madrasa. Reduces play with children at 12 years old. During the holidays, he learns the secrets of martial arts from his father and others. So, Temurbek grows up to be brave, courageous and polite.
Student 3: The great commander Amir Temur gave many advices, exhortations, narrations and narrations. "The one who has a good wrist breaks down, and the one who has a great knowledge breaks a thousand." In doing so, our grandfather encourages us young people to learn. The wise say that they will never be defeated.
Student 4: "A sweet word puts a sword in its scabbard." This admonition encourages everyone to be sweet, to maintain a culture of treatment.
Student 5: "You can break one stick, you can't bend many sticks." It encourages us to be united in our teaching.
Student 6: "Speak the truth, even if another sword comes." Honesty is a wonderful quality, so our grandfather glorified being honest.
Student 7: "A horse without fodder cannot cross the pass." This wisdom emphasizes the need to provide timely food and water to animals that need a horse or people at all times.
Group work
Student 8: "Don't ask a father in his sixties for soup." It encourages young people to learn a profession. Older parents are expected to be considerate.
The children recite poems about Amir Temir.
Student 9: My grandfather Temur
Golden grandfather,
From the wise
Wise grandfather.
They would say
My mother,
Muradidi
Erku-ilm. Student 10: Our grandfather Amir Temur,
Mardu is our brave grandfather.
The battle raged,
He created a great state, a country.
Eternal name,
The word in our language.
We will never forget,
You are a great grandfather.
Students will continue to recite the teachings of Amir Temur. "What a hundred thousand horsemen could not do, can be done with one right action," "Do not leave today's work for tomorrow," "I have opened the door of justice in every country, I have blocked the path of oppression," "Power is in justice." "Think of one, be thankful of one," "Be the head of an ant until it has an elephant's tail," "First a companion, then a path," "Justice will prevail, not enmity." "Believe, but doubt", "The tongue is sharper than a sword", "If a hand spit, there will be a lake", "A good man builds a country, a bad man destroys a country", "A whip for a good horse, a thousand lashes for a bad horse" the meaning of his teachings is revealed.
The ideas expressed by the students are explained by the teacher, the content is explained on the basis of questions and answers.
Strengthen
- Sahibkiran Amir Temur is one of the exemplary figures in morality, education. Our ancestor was a person who attracted people with his intellect and intellect. His teachings encourage you young people to be honest, truthful, to respect their parents, to love the Motherland, to find their place in life. So strive to be an ancestral generation as well.
Homework: Learn the teachings of Amir Temur and get used to following them in life.
