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Huren-ool Stella Herel-oolovna
Кандидат исторических наук, Assoc. Prof. of the Department r of Pedagogics and Methodology Pre-school and Primary Education, Tuva State University, stella.khuren-ool@yandex.ru, Kyzyl, Republic of Tuva

Labour education of children in tuvan family

Abstract: 
The article deals with the research of scientists about the life and family of Tuva ethnos. As well as issues the fact that in the formation of a decent and healthy society a healthy family is the basis. On the rules and regulations formed in the traditional Tuva culture, which are used in family education. About features of moral and labor education in the Tuvan family, about a huge role of works of oral national creativity in all genres of which the national system of values is brightly reflected. On reflection of the employment profile in the content of the games. And the question of similarity in traditional labor and family education of Tuvins with Mongols is considered. As nomadic peoples, they bring up children to work from an early age. In both cultures, 4–5-year-olds have already assisted the household, while acquiring pastoral skills.
Keywords: 
family, upbringing, traditions, norms, parents, work
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