This article presents proverbs about childcare. Each of them has its own meaning. All proverbs of forgetfulness should motivate students to be organized. Proverbs about distraction and attention will tell about the need to be collected and self-confident.
- Be on the alert, don't let the enemy step in step.
- Being vigilant never hurts, even if nothing is alarming.
- He was in the forest, but did not see firewood.
- In caution, the superiority of the hero.
- It’s always better not to finish than not to listen.
- As a result of careful observation of life, not only vision will be aggravated, but also the mind.
- Where there is vigilance, there is no way for the enemy to crawl through.
- Where there is no cat, there the mouse frolics.
- Where bad things are done, it’s easier for enemies to live.
- He did not take his eyes off the road, but landed in nettles.
- Look at both, look at three.
- Speak thoughtfully, sit down having examined.
- Keep the gunpowder dry - you'll be invincible.
- Keep your ear pointed.
- A good brood hen sees with one eye the grain with the other - a kite.
- Be friends, hold on to a saber!
- Going on the road - be careful.
- There is attentiveness, there will be a talent that notices and embodies.
- Thrifty and cautious lives two centuries.
- Zorki and vigilant guardians of the Motherland.
- And the wall has ears.
- Go ahead and look back!
- He who is attentive to others is confident in himself. Inability to listen to others is the flip side of hypertrophied defense of oneself.
- Who burned in milk, he blows into the water.
- He who does not guard himself cannot be saved.
- Whoever relaxes the mind more often gets into trouble.
- The forest sees, but the field hears.
- Better to rotate ten times than to get aground once.
- Better take care than burn yourself.
- People are given not only hearing and sight, but also attentiveness and listening ability.
- He sits on a horse and searches for a horse.
- Hope for peace, and look at both.
- We all need to know how to recognize the enemy.
- Do not fall for the honey bee; she has a stingy in stock.
- The discovery of a contradiction is the result of the sage’s ability to look at things comprehensively.
- One eye is sleeping, and the other sees.
- A careful horse and a beast does not harm.
- Caution is the mother of wisdom.
- Caution does not cause headaches.
- He lagged behind the shore, but did not stick to the other.
- From God it rains, and from the devil lies.
- They do not seek good from good.
- He walks around the hut, but cannot find the doors.
- Reasonably hears the one who notes.
- Scattered and the camel will not notice.
- Broken one thing twice does.
- Everything has a goal, you just have to be able to see it.
- A person who sees through cannot see what does not exist.
- Reading is not enough, you still need to be able to understand what you read.
- To hear yourself, you need to hear others, but to hear others, you have to hear yourself.
After reading all the proverbs about mindfulness, students can choose a few and memorize. In the next lesson, they can explain the meaning of each. Proverbs about caution and increased attention are very relevant at the present stage of development of society, since they are designed to teach children the principles of compliance with security measures. It is also recommended that you read proverbs about carelessness.
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