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The following was a lesson plan for a large class on drawing a monkey: ##1. Activity Target 1. Let the child use the nursery rhyme to master the basic drawing of the monkey. 2. Guide the children to add the food that the monkeys like to eat. 3. Enlighten children to draw monkeys playing and other movements. ##2. Event preparation 1. Self-made slideshows (containing pictures of different postures and life scenes of monkeys), with a pencil, a box of crayons, and paper in each hand. ##3. Activity ###(1) Lead to the topic 1. The teacher attracted the children's attention by performing monkey movements such as looking out, scratching their ears, and jumping. 2. "What does a monkey look like?" Show the monkey with a slideshows. Ask the child to observe it and tell him what characteristics it has and what it likes to eat. He guided the child to conclude that monkeys loved to eat peaches, had a face like peaches, semi-circular ears, and a long tail. ###(2) Explanation and demonstration 1. The teacher recited a children's song while drawing a monkey, such as "A big apple, a small bite, a small black dot, a small arc, a square biscuit, began to dance, jumping out of the three-fold line, the fold line widened, and the snail crawled." 2. After the drawing, the child was asked who the drawing was and what the monkey was doing. Then, imagine that its good friend was talking to it and demonstrating how to draw a second monkey of a different shape. Then, he guided the child to think about how to draw a monkey climbing a tree. ###(3) Appreciate pictures of monkeys in different poses and backgrounds Show the children pictures of monkeys and let them observe where the monkeys are playing and what they are doing. ###(4) Children's Painting 1. The beautiful accompaniment music was played, and the child began to draw. 2. Children are encouraged to draw different poses of monkeys, think about the monkey's life scene and add a good background. ###(5) Commentary 1. Ask the children to introduce the monkeys they drew, such as what they were doing and where they lived. 2. When the teacher evaluated the child, he paid attention to the bright spots of the child and focused on the evaluation. Or you could design the lesson plan like this: ##1. Activity Target 1. Feel the joy expressed by the music, be willing to imitate and create the monkey's dancing movements, and stimulate children's interest in drawing monkeys. 2. By imitating the monkey's movements, he could better understand the shape of the monkey in order to draw. ##2. Event preparation 1. [Experience: I have heard stories about monkeys imitating others, watched cartoons about monkeys imitating others, and can imitate the actions of monkeys and name the related actions such as monkeys picking bananas, monkeys looking back, monkeys scratching itches, etc.] 2. [Material preparation: The music for 'Cha-cha-cha', a pre-drawn monkey dance score, and two hats.] ##3. Activity ###(1) Talking and Doing-Naughty Monkey 1. A simple recollection of the story "Monkey Follows Me". 2. Ask the children if they have seen monkeys and what they look like. Children are encouraged to answer freely and imitate the actions of monkeys, such as naughty and cute actions. ###(2) Weaving Jumps-Preparing for Drawing Monkeys 1. Enjoy the Monkey King's performance (If possible, you can play the video or the teacher can perform it himself). 2. Ask the children to talk about and learn the interesting movements of the monkey king. This will help them observe the monkey's body movements and prepare for painting. 3. The children collectively imitated the monkey king's dance movements. 4. If there was a dance score, the teacher would show the "Monkey Imitation" dance score and let the child explain his understanding of the dance score to further deepen his understanding of the monkey's movements and postures. Then, the child would draw and create. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

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Maybe it's looking for food or just having fun climbing up there.

Maybe it's looking for food or just enjoying the view.

The cartoon monkey could be observing its surroundings from the tree or maybe waiting for its friends. Sometimes, monkeys climb trees just for the thrill of it!

The cartoon monkey might be playing or looking for food on the tree.

You can start by sketching the basic shape of the monkey's head and body. Then, add details like the eyes, nose, and mouth. Don't forget the fur texture!

The story of the monkeys fishing for water under the tree was about a group of monkeys who saw the reflection of the moon in the well and wanted to fish the moon out. The monkeys were connected end to end and hung on the tree. One monkey after another extended into the well, but in the end, the branch broke and the monkeys fell into the well. This story tells us not to pursue the impossible and not to make unnecessary efforts.

Well, there could be several reasons. It might have lost its footing and ended up hanging. Or perhaps it's part of a story where it's trying to show off its skills. Another possibility is that it's just being mischievous and decided to hang from the tree for no particular reason.