Thrifty and regional activities in kindergarten
Some of the kindergarten's thrift activities were combined with regional activities. For example, in the diligent and thrifty activities of Lashan Nanyuan kindergarten in Huaiyin District of Jinan City, teachers used waste materials to make teaching aids and put them into the children's regional activities. This not only reflected the concept of saving resources, but also cultivated the children's hands-on operation ability, cognitive development, innovation consciousness, and the development of small muscle group strength in the regional activities. In this way, the diligent and thrifty education was integrated into the daily activities of the kindergarten, allowing the children to experience the significance of saving resources and develop their abilities in many aspects. Read more exciting novels for free
Planning of the new regional activities in the kindergarten
The following is an example of a new regional activity plan for a kindergarten: ##1. Event Themed "Journey of Exploration and Discoveries" ##2. Activity Target 1. ** Overall Ability Development Target ** - Through regional games and activities, actively and creativly carry out various regional activities to cultivate children's communication skills, oral expression skills, hands-on skills, and develop children's creativity, performance, cognitive ability, and aesthetic ability. - In the game, the children could communicate with their peers and coordinate their relationships with each other. When they encountered difficulties, they could work together and think of solutions. 2. ** Learning Quality Target ** - Through the choice of game signs, the children insisted on choosing a game to play each time, insisted on doing things from beginning to end, and worked hard to overcome difficulties to achieve the purpose of the activity. - Cultivate the child's control and sense of responsibility, dare to express their opinions and requirements, and master various skills of cooperation and sharing. 3. ** Special Knowledge and Skill Target ** - For example, in areas related to scientific exploration, children could learn about some simple natural phenomena (such as light and shadow phenomena), and in the art design area, children could improve their painting and handmade skills. ##3. Analysis of Children 1. ** Overall Situation ** - Considering that the children already had some experience in regional activities in their previous kindergarten life, most of the children had a basic understanding of the routine regional activity process. Some children had improved their communication skills and hands-on operation skills to varying degrees. 2. ** Individual differences ** - There may be some introverted children who do not actively interact with others during the activity. We need to pay attention to the design of the activity and provide more opportunities to guide them to participate in cooperative interactions. - There were also some children who had differences in certain specific skills (such as slow development of fine movements affecting the operation of the art design area, etc.), and there were differences in material delivery and activity guidance. ##4. Region Setting and Event Details ###(1) Science Exploration Area 1. ** Activity Target ** - To stimulate children's curiosity and desire to explore scientific phenomena, and to cultivate children's preliminary observation ability and simple experimental operation ability. 2. ** Event content and materials ** - Put transparent plastic blocks and flashlights of different shapes to let the children explore the formation and changes of light and shadow; provide simple scales and small objects of different weights and shapes, such as small wooden blocks and plastic balls, to let the children sense the weight and balance principle of objects; put some plant seeds, small flower pots, small shovels and soil for the children to observe the growth process of plants. ###(2) Art Design Area 1. ** Activity Target ** - It provides all kinds of finished products and semi-finished products for children to operate, developing children's basic skills such as drawing, cutting, sticking, folding, etc., and stimulating children's creativity and imagination. 2. ** Event content and materials ** - Colored paper, scissors, glue, colored pens, and various shapes of sticker were placed to allow children to freely create a mosaic; some white clay and simple clay tools, such as small bamboo sticks, rollers, etc., were provided to let children try to make simple clay works; some waste items, such as old magazines, colored straws, bottle caps, etc., were placed to encourage children to carry out creative transformation of waste items. ###(3) Construction Area 1. ** Activity Target ** - To develop children's spatial perception, imagination, and cooperation, and to strengthen the development of children's finger muscles. 2. ** Event content and materials ** - Put in wooden blocks, paper boxes, cans, and other materials of different sizes and shapes to let the children build buildings freely; provide some architectural pictures or models as reference, such as castles, bridges, etc., to stimulate the children's creative inspiration; set up some construction challenge cards, such as "build a house that can accommodate three small animals", to increase the fun and goal of the activity. ###(4) Performance Area 1. ** Activity Target ** - To provide all kinds of props and story materials to motivate children, guide children to write their own stories and perform, and develop children's imagination, creativity, and language skills. 2. ** Event content and materials ** - Put in all kinds of animal headdress, costumes, props (such as magic wands, swords, etc.), let the children perform the story according to their own imagination; provide some simple story scripts or picture storybooks for the children to refer to and adapt into their own performance story; set up a small stage area, equipped with simple sound equipment, and play some background music suitable for the performance. ###(5) Reading Area 1. ** Activity Target ** - Cultivate children's interest and reading habits, and improve children's language comprehension ability. 2. ** Event content and materials ** - They would put in picture books and storybooks suitable for children's age, including some flip books and touch books with strong interaction; set up some soft pillows, small tents and other comfortable reading corners to create a warm reading atmosphere; provide some simple bookmark making materials, such as colored paper strips, hole punchers, etc., to encourage children to make their own bookmark. ##5. Regional Event Rules 1. ** Before the event ** - Children had to think about the area they wanted to enter first. 2. ** Active ** - Don't walk around randomly, don't throw materials randomly, and take good care of all items in the area. If he needed to cooperate with children from other areas, he had to get their permission first. 3. ** At the end of the event ** - He put away the materials and returned to his seat. ##6. Teacher Guidance Strategy 1. ** Observation and Record ** - Teachers should carefully observe the child's behavior during the activity, including the child's interest points, difficulties encountered, interactions with peers, etc., and make records to provide a basis for subsequent guidance and activity adjustments. 2. ** Guidance at the right time ** - When children encounter difficulties, teachers should first encourage children to think of solutions themselves. If children really can't solve it, teachers will give appropriate tips and guidance. For children's innovative behavior and positive performance, teachers should give affirmation and encouragement in time to enhance children's self-confidence and sense of achievement. 3. ** Activity summary and feedback ** - At the end of the activity, the teacher should organize the children to summarize the activity and let the children share their experiences and gains in the activity. The teacher could also adjust and optimize the activity content, material delivery or rules according to the children's performance and problems in the activity. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Reflection on the regional activities of the kindergarten in November
You only said " Reflection on the regional activities of the kindergarten in November ", but you didn't give me the specific content of the reflection. You have to tell me the relevant activities and the content of the reflection. Only then can I integrate and polish it according to the requirements. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Reflection and summary of the Qingming Festival regional activities in the kindergarten middle class
The following is a reflection and summary of the activities in the Qingming Festival area: ** I. Review of the event content ** In the Qingming Festival themed area activities, there may be many areas related to the Qingming Festival, such as cultural awareness area, handmade area, role-playing area, etc. 1. ** Cultural Awareness Area ** - Through pictures, stories, and other forms, they introduced the origin, time, and customs of the Qingming Festival to the children in the middle class, such as sweeping graves to worship ancestors, hiking, and so on. However, during this process, some cultural concepts were difficult for middle-class children to understand, such as the relationship between Qingming Festival and the 24 solar terms. 2. ** Handmade Area ** - Children were organized to make handmade works related to the Qingming Festival, such as paper flowers to simulate the sacrifice of flowers. However, during the activity, it was found that the development level of the fine hand movements of the children in the middle class was uneven. Some children encountered difficulties in the production process, such as inaccurate cutting shape, unstable sticking, etc., resulting in inconsistent progress. 3. ** cosplay area ** - Create a scene of sweeping or walking, let the children play different roles to experience the atmosphere of the Qingming Festival. However, in this process, perhaps because the child's understanding of the Qingming Festival customs was not deep enough, the plot and behavior of the role-playing were not accurate enough. For example, in the scene of the sacrifice, the child might not show enough respect. ** 2. Reflection on the effect of the event ** 1. ** Strengths ** - ** In terms of cultural inheritance **: Through various regional activities, the basic concepts and customs of the traditional festival, Qingming Festival, were passed on to the children in the middle class, so that the children had a certain sense of traditional culture and planted the seeds of traditional culture in their young hearts. - ** Children's participation **: The activities in different areas attracted most children's participation, especially the handmade area and role-playing area. Children showed high interest and actively participated in the activities, which helped their social skills, imagination, and creativity. 2. ** Not enough ** - ** Match between teaching depth and children's understanding **: The cognitive level and understanding ability of the children in the middle class were not fully considered. The content of the activities was too complicated in some aspects, causing some children to not understand the meaning of the Qingming Festival well and only participate in the activities on the surface. - ** Insufficient attention to individual differences **: In the process of hand-making, the individual differences of children were not fully taken into account. For example, the speed of ability development was different, which caused some children to have a poor experience in the activity and might affect their enthusiasm for the activity. ** 3. Modification measures ** 1. ** Adjusts the difficulty of the event content ** - According to the cognitive characteristics of middle-class children, some complicated cultural concepts were simplified. For example, the relationship between Qingming Festival and the 24 solar terms was presented in a simpler and intuitive way. For example, through the changes of the four seasons, the children would first understand the changes of the seasons, and then introduce the special significance of Qingming Festival in spring. 2. ** Pay attention to individual differences ** - In activities such as hand-making, they learned about the ability level of children in advance and provided more guidance and auxiliary tools for children with weaker abilities, such as providing pre-drawn paper for children with difficulty in cutting. At the same time, they could also set up tiered activity tasks, so that children with stronger abilities would have more challenges, and children with weaker abilities could also complete tasks within their own abilities and gain a sense of accomplishment. 3. ** Strengthened teacher guidance ** - In the role-playing area and other activities, teachers should guide children to understand the meaning behind the customs of Qingming Festival more deeply. For example, before the scene of the sacrifice, they should first explain that the sacrifice is a respect and longing for the ancestors, and then demonstrate the correct behavior, such as gently offering flowers, silently praying, etc., so that children can role-play more accurately, so as to better experience the cultural meaning of Qingming Festival. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The teacher explained the intention of regional activities and reflected on it
In regional activities, it was necessary for teachers to reflect on the intention of the activity. ** 1. Reflect on the purpose of the event from the perspective of material distribution ** 1. ** Adaptability and Challenge ** - The ratio of raw materials and semi-finished materials needed to be considered. For example, in regional activities, if there were too many raw materials, it might make the activity less challenging. If there were too many semi-finished materials, the child might lose interest because of the high difficulty. For example, in some art district activities, if only complete painting tools were provided, children would only be able to do conventional painting without deep exploration, and if it was all complicated handmade semi-finished products, children might not be able to start. Therefore, teachers should adjust the difficulty of the materials according to the child's ability and development stage to better realize the intention of the activity and promote the development of different abilities of the child, such as creativity and hands-on ability. 2. ** Diverse and attractive ** - The variety of materials also affected the purpose of the event. Take the regional activities of the kindergarten class as an example. If only number cards were placed in the math area, the children might soon lose interest. Teachers should provide a variety of math-related materials such as puzzles, measuring tools, shape classification toys, etc. This can attract children to participate in different types of mathematical activities, such as classification, measurement, spatial cognition, etc., so as to achieve the purpose of multi-dimensional mathematical ability cultivation. 3. ** Guidance and Exploration ** - Materials played a key role in guiding young children to explore. The materials that the teacher put in should not only guide the children to explore according to certain educational goals, but also give the children enough space to explore independently. For example, some simple floating experiment materials such as small balls, wood blocks, iron blocks, etc. of different materials were placed in the science area, and a basin of water was provided at the same time. The introduction of this material not only guided children to pay attention to the scientific concept of the floating phenomenon of objects, but also allowed children to explore the floating situation of different objects on their own, thus stimulating children's curiosity about scientific phenomena and achieving the purpose of scientific enlightenment. ** 2. Reflect on the purpose of the activity from the perspective of early childhood development ** 1. ** Invigorated interest ** - Teachers should reflect on whether the activity really aroused the interest of the children. If the child is not interested in certain areas in the regional activities, such as a child always avoiding the music area, the teacher needs to consider whether the activity settings are in line with the child's interests. It might be that the activity form of the music area was single, such as always listening to a few children's songs, or there were few types of instruments, and children lacked the opportunity to create music on their own. This required adjusting the activity form or materials to better realize the activity intention of stimulating children's interest in music. 2. ** Ability Development ** - It was necessary to consider whether the activity would help the development of the child's various abilities. For example, in the language area, if a child simply read books without interaction or story-making activities, it would be difficult to improve the child's language expression, communication, and imagination. Teachers should think about how to improve the activities, such as adding storytelling, role-playing, etc., to promote the development of children's language ability. 3. ** Social interaction ** - The development of children's social skills was also part of the regional activities. In some role-playing areas, such as doll houses, if there was a lack of interaction between children or if there was always a fight for the role, the teacher had to reflect on the organization and guidance of the activities. For example, by setting rules in advance and guiding children to negotiate role allocation, they could promote the ability of cooperation, sharing, and problem solving between children and realize the intention of social ability cultivation. ** 3. Reflect on the intention of the activity from the teacher's own guidance ** 1. ** The timing and method of intervention ** - The teacher's involvement in regional activities was crucial. If the intervention was too early, it might interfere with the child's independent exploration; if the intervention was too late, it might cause the child to lose the confidence to continue exploring when he encountered difficulties. For example, in the construction area, when children encounter structural instability problems when building high-rise buildings, teachers should intervene at the right time. If they find that the children have tried many methods but still failed to solve the problem, they should intervene in a guided way, such as asking,"How can we make the bottom of this building more stable?" Instead of directly telling the child the answer, this would help to realize the intention of the activity to cultivate the child's ability to solve problems independently. 2. ** Observation and Record ** - Whether the teacher's observation was meticulous and whether the records were accurate and comprehensive also affected the reflection of the activity intention. Only by carefully observing the child's performance in the regional activities, such as the way the child operated on different materials, the interaction with his peers, and so on, and accurately recording them, could he analyze the child's behavior in depth and judge whether the activity intention was achieved. For example, the teacher recorded the use of paint in the art area and found that the child always used only one color. This could reflect the lack of color awareness and creativity in the activity, and thus adjust the activity plan. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Evening activities schedule for kindergarten activities
The following is an example of a kindergarten evening activity schedule: ##1. Activity Target 1. Cultivate children's autonomy and independence, and let children learn to manage their time and activities. 2. To improve the child's self-service ability, such as putting on and taking off clothes, making the bed, etc. 3. Guide children to develop good living habits, such as going to bed and getting up on time. 4. Through evening activities, children can enhance their social skills and learn to cooperate and share with their peers. ##2. Event preparation 1. He set up a warm sleeping environment, adjusted the room temperature, turned off the lights, and prepared to play soft music. 2. Prepare bedtime stories or bedtime songs to help children relax and fall asleep. 3. Make sure every child has clean and comfortable pajamas and bedding. 4. Arrange for enough teachers and caretakers to take care of every child during the evening activities. ##3. Activity ###(1) Prepare before sleeping ([specific time interval 1]) 1. The teacher guided the child to prepare himself before going to bed, such as going to the toilet, washing his hands, changing into pajamas, etc. Children are encouraged to do it themselves, and the teacher will provide appropriate assistance and give positive feedback. 2. Children are encouraged to make their own beds, such as laying sheets, folding blankets, etc., to cultivate children's life skills. Teachers can demonstrate the correct steps. 3. Remind the child to prepare the clothes and items to wear the next day and cultivate the child's planning ability. ###(2) Pre-sleep activities (specific time interval 2) 1. organize children for quiet activities - Reading: provide picture books or simple books suitable for children in large classes. Children can read independently or be led by teachers to guide children to understand the content of the pictures and tell stories in a simple manner. - Listening to stories: Teachers tell classic fairy tales, fables, etc., with vivid language and expressions to guide children to understand the story plot and character characteristics, and encourage children to express their views and feelings. - Singing: Choose a simple nursery rhyme that the child is familiar with. The child will hum it together to create a relaxed atmosphere. 2. arrange light games, such as riddles, role-playing, etc. - Riddles: The teacher will say simple and interesting riddles to encourage the child to think positively and answer them. - Role-play: Set up role-playing content according to the stories or life scenes that the child is familiar with, such as playing family members. The child learns to express and cooperate in the process of playing. 3. To encourage children to share the happy moments of the day, and to promote children's language and emotional communication. ###(3) Sleeping Time ([specific time interval 3]) 1. Set a fixed time to sleep so that the child can develop the habit of sleeping on time. 2. Play soft music or tell bedtime stories to help children calm down and gradually fall asleep. 3. Teachers and caretakers would patrol the area to make sure that every child was asleep and provide necessary care, such as covering the child with a quilt. ###(4) Night Care (the entire night) 1. Arrange for teachers and caretakers to take turns on duty to ensure the safety and comfort of children at night. 2. For children who have difficulty falling asleep or waking up at night, special attention and comfort should be given, such as soft comfort, accompanying for a moment, etc. 3. Keep the environment quiet and avoid unnecessary noise from disturbing the child's sleep. ###(5) Morning Time ([specific time interval 4]) 1. Set the time for the child to wake up in the morning, so that the child can develop the habit of getting up on time. 2. Children are encouraged to dress and make their own beds to develop their ability to take care of themselves. Teachers can give praise and encouragement to children's performance. 3. A simple breakfast, such as milk and bread, was provided to replenish the energy consumption of the children at night. ###(6) Morning activities (specific time interval 5) 1. The children were organized to do some gentle morning activities, such as stretching exercises, simple yoga movements, etc., to help the children wake up. 2. Arrange some simple games, such as puzzles, building blocks, etc., to promote the development of children's thinking. 3. Children are encouraged to share their dreams and enhance their imagination and language skills. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Preschools, regional activities, educational essays, recorded content
In the area of activities and education in the pre-school area, there were some notes: ** 1. Bad communication habits of young children ** 1. ** Bad habits ** - Some children talked to the children in a commanding tone during the regional activities, such as asking other children to bring them a pencil, a leaf, and a pair of scissors. 2. ** Cause Analysis ** - ** Egocentrism **: Children aged 4 - 5 years old are in the stage of self-protection awareness. They have a strong sense of self-awareness and pay more attention to themselves. Their behavior motivation is mostly "for me" rather than "for him". Therefore, they make choices and activities based on themselves and do not consider others. - ** Family influence **: When family members communicate with each other, they often speak in a commanding tone, unintentionally causing adverse effects on the child. - ** Emotional influence **: Children's behavior is greatly affected by emotions and rarely controlled by reason. When they are in a bad mood, they may speak in a commanding tone. 3. ** Solution ** - ** Teachers lead by example **: Teachers should avoid using a commanding tone to speak to children, create a democratic, polite, and harmonious atmosphere, and give children more care and love. - [Reasoning and guidance: patiently and meticulously reason with children, letting them understand that people are equal. They will only get help if they politely ask for help. Commanding words will be hated by others.] - ** Combination of multiple education methods **: Through storytelling, playing games, etc., guide children to think of others, know others, understand others, and sympathize with others. - ** Prompt correction **: Maintain a high degree of sensitivity during the day's activities and correct the child's commanding speech at any time. If the child was in a bad mood, the teacher should guide the child to express his emotions correctly. ** 2. Restrictions on Children's Independent Choice ** 1. ** Question performance ** - In regional activities, due to the limited number of people in each district, some children could not choose the area they wanted to go to. For example, if the supermarket was full, the child wanted to go but was half-pushed and half-pulled by the teacher to the construction area, causing the child to be bored in the construction area, and his eyes would occasionally glance at the supermarket. 2. ** Effects on young children ** - Although limiting the number of people was to ensure the quality of the activity, the children had the conditions to make their own choices, but they did not have the opportunity to make their own choices. They lost the happiness that the game should have. 3. ** Direction of improvement ** - When teachers discover that many children like to play games, they can expand these games and reduce other games to ensure that children have the right to choose their own activities. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
A summary of the activities in the kindergarten area
The following is an example of a summary of the activities in the kindergarten area: * * 1. Entry participation ** 1. * * Overall Situation ** - During the period of regional activities, the children in the first class were more active in participating in regional activities. Most children could choose the area they were interested in to enter the district, which indicated that the area design and activity content were attractive to children. 2. * * Individual differences ** - However, there were still some children who chose a more fixed area, always leaning towards one or two specific areas, such as the construction area or the art area. As for the science and math areas, some children entered the area less frequently. This may be related to the children's personal interests, ability development, and the guidance and publicity of teachers in various regions. * * 2. Order when entering the zone ** 1. * * Good performance ** - In the process of entering the zone, most children could abide by the basic rules of entering the zone, such as queuing up to choose the zone, taking and putting the materials into the zone gently, etc. Under the guidance of the teachers, the children gradually developed the habit of entering the district in an orderly manner, which was conducive to the smooth development of activities and the protection of regional materials. 2. * * Problem ** - Occasionally, there would be small conflicts between individual children fighting for a popular area (such as a specific role in the role-playing area). This reflected that in terms of regional settings and entry rules, some special situations were not considered sufficiently. They needed to further improve the flexibility and rationality of the rules. * * 3. Time Management ** 1. * * Time Awareness ** - After a period of training, some children began to have a preliminary sense of time. They could arrange their activities in the area according to the time set by the teacher. For example, in the library area, some children could finish reading a simple picture book within a specified time and share it with others. 2. * * Room for improvement ** - However, there were still many children who were easily immersed in a certain activity after entering the zone and neglected the time, resulting in a rush when changing zones or affecting the time arrangement of other children entering the zone. This required teachers to further strengthen the cultivation of children's time management skills, such as the use of regular reminders. * * 4. Guiding Effect ** 1. * * Teacher's guidance role ** - The teacher's guidance had an important influence on the children's choice of entering the district and the development of activities. When the teacher introduced the new activities or materials in a certain area in detail before the activity, the number of people entering the area would increase significantly. This showed that the teacher's guidance could stimulate the curiosity and desire to explore of the children. 2. * * Requirements to enter the server on your own ** - At the same time, some children showed a strong need to enter the district on their own. Even if the teacher did not specifically recommend a certain area, they would take the initiative to explore the district according to their own interests. This requires teachers to respect the independent choices of children while guiding them, and provide a variety of regional activities to meet the needs of different children. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
What are the digestion activities in kindergarten?
There were many kinds of digestion activities in the kindergarten. From the perspective of diet, they could provide food that helped the child digest, such as radish digestion soup. The raw materials of radish digestion soup could include fried chicken's membrane, white radish, fresh yam, Chinese cabbage, etc. Through reasonable cooking, it could strengthen the spleen and digest, clear heat and dredge the intestines. In terms of exercise, they could carry out digestion exercises after meals, such as letting children do appropriate activities after dinner. In addition, outdoor activities such as outdoor walks were also good choices. This could not only strengthen the body's resistance, but also help to promote digestion and absorption. In the daily activities of the kindergarten, it was also possible to prevent children from accumulating food by reasonably planning the amount of meals and the types of food. For example, some kindergarten would grasp the amount of meals suitable for children and make them rich in variety to reduce the burden on the child's stomach and achieve the effect of helping the child digest food. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
What are the outdoor activities in the kindergarten?
In the kindergarten's outdoor activities: - ** Material classification and marking **: You can classify and place activity materials, and make easy to understand marks, so that children can see at a glance when taking and placing materials, helping children to take and place materials regularly. - [Material distribution: Take out the materials that are not used in the activity area for the time being. The teacher will distribute them according to the stages. This will reduce the pressure on the activity area.] - ** Supervision and motivation **: First, we can train some children with strong abilities to supervise and inspect, and then drive all the children to carry out regular release and release, in order to cultivate good cleaning habits. For example, in the collection of games in the doodle area, teachers gradually guided children to develop the habit of collecting by placing storage baskets, telling them where to place materials, sharing quick sorting methods, and praising children who actively cleaned up. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The standards of outdoor activities in kindergarten
The kindergarten's outdoor activities were as follows: 1. ** In terms of venue ** - Each class should have a dedicated outdoor activity area, and the per person area should not be less than 2m <anno data-annotation-id ="999c3336 - 4416 - 4416-a999 - 99999999999"> 2 </anno>. The activity areas of each class should be separated; - A common activity area for the whole park should be set up, and the per capital area should not be less than 2m squared. The per capital area of the outdoor activity area of the nursery should not be less than 3m squared. If it is really difficult to set up an outdoor activity area for the nursery in the urban densely populated areas, the per capital area of the outdoor activity area should not be less than 2m squared. - The outdoor activity space of the township (street) kindergarten students should not be less than 4m <anno data-annotation-id ="00000000 - 4000 - 4000 - 4000 - 9000 - 9000 - 90000000000"> 2 </anno>, and there should be a hardened field, grass field, soft field, game field, activity equipment field, 30-meter straight track, sand pool, paddling pool, plantation land, breeding area, etc. There should be more than three large and medium-sized sports equipment outdoors. 2. ** Time **: At least 2 hours a day. 3. ** Event content ** - Sports activities suitable for young children should be carried out. - For example, in terms of games, there were games that trained children's reaction ability, physical coordination ability, and cultivation of competitive awareness. 4. ** Clothing for children ** - Should be loose, comfortable, breathable, sweat-absorbing, easy to exercise cotton sportswear; - The style is simple and fitting, without unnecessary ornaments; - The shoes should be light and fit, and it would be best if they were flat sneakers without shoelaces. - According to the weather conditions and the amount of outdoor activities of children, timely increase or decrease clothes, wear hats and gloves in winter, and pay attention to whether children's clothes are neatly dressed during activities. 5. ** In terms of toys ** - According to the safety and hygiene principles, different types of toys (such as steel and wood, electric toys, water toys, catapults, music toys, etc.) should be inspected according to the corresponding safety inspection standards to ensure that the toys have no safety risks and are suitable for children. - Following the principle of standards, the shape of the toy should be standard. For example, the shape and size of the building blocks should help the child establish the concept of geometric figures. - Follow the principle of durability and choose toys of good quality to avoid damage, distortion, fading, rusting, loosening, etc. due to quality problems. - Following the principle of unity, purchase from professional kindergarten toy manufacturers to meet the needs of children in all classes in the kindergarten. - According to the principle of emphasizing age characteristics, the shape, structure, usage, and design functions of the toys should be reasonably planned according to the development goals and educational goals of children of different ages from 2 to 6 years old. At the same time, it should meet the needs of individual special children in regional games as much as possible. 6. ** Organizing large-scale toy activities ** - Before the activity, teachers should carefully check the activity venue and large toys for potential safety risks, whether there are protective devices, count the number of children, check the children's clothing, and check whether the children carry dangerous items. They should explain the rules and safety requirements of the activity and remind the children to use the correct method to play the game in an orderly manner. - During the activity, teachers should divide the work well and take responsibility for each other. They should take good care of the children, pay attention to the weak and weak children, and take good care of and protect them individually. It is strictly forbidden for a teacher to organize activities alone. - After the activity, he led the children to do relaxation exercises to soothe their emotions. He counted the number of children again, checked their clothes, and organized the children to return to the activity room in an orderly manner. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>