The turtle finds a friend, kindergarten open classThe following is an example of a lesson plan for a public kindergarten class on "Turtle Finding Friends":
##1. Teaching objectives
1. Let the children understand the story content and develop their oral expression skills.
2. Through stories, children would understand the importance of friends. Having friends was a happy thing.
##2. Teaching preparation
1. A headpiece or card for animals such as turtles, birds, and rabbits.
2. A powerpoint or a simple picture related to the story of the tortoise looking for a friend.
3. Soft background music.
##3. Teaching process
###(1) Introduction (3 minutes)
1. With a soft background music playing, the teacher asked,"Children, today I'm going to tell you a story about finding a friend. Before the story begins, the teacher would like to ask everyone, do you all have friends? What do you think it's like to have friends?" Children are encouraged to answer questions and share their feelings about their friends.
2. Show the turtle's card or headdress and ask the children,"The protagonist of our story today is this slow, shelled little animal. Can you guess who it is? Yes, it was a turtle. That turtle is going to do something very interesting, which is to find a friend."
###(2) Storytelling and Interactions (12 minutes)
1. He began to tell the story: "The tortoise crawled slowly. He first saw a bird singing in the tree. The tortoise said to the bird,'Little bird, little bird, will you be my friend?' The bird replied,'Turtle, you walk too slowly. I like to fly in the sky and make friends with my friends who fly fast.' Children, why doesn't the bird want to be friends with the turtle?" Guide the child to answer, then summarize the child's answer and continue to explain.
2. "The tortoise continued to crawl and crawl until he saw a little rabbit jumping up and down on the grass. The tortoise said to the little rabbit,'Little rabbit, little rabbit, will you be my friend?' Xiaotu replied,'Tortoise, you walk too slowly. I like to play with my friends who run fast.' Then children, why doesn't the rabbit want to be friends with the turtle?" Once again, he guided the child to answer and summarize.
3. "The turtle was a little sad, but it didn't give up and continued to crawl forward. Finally, the turtle came to a small pond. He saw a school of small fish swimming in the water. The turtle said to the fish,'Little fish, little fish, will you be my friend?' Little Fish said,"Tortoise, although you walk slowly, you can swim in the water. We can play in the water together." Thus, the turtle and the fish became good friends. Then, kids, why is Xiaoyu willing to be friends with the turtle?" Guide the child to think deeply and answer.
###(3) Story review and discussion (10 minutes)
1. Show the PowerPoint or picture again, briefly review the story, and focus on the responses of different animals to the turtle looking for friends.
2. "Children, if you were turtles, birds, and rabbits, what would you do if they didn't want to be friends?" Each group will discuss for 2 - 3 minutes, and then ask the group representatives to share the results of the discussion.
3. Question: "In our lives, how should we treat those children who are different from us? Should I not be friends with them, or should I be like a turtle and find something in common to become friends with them?" Guide children to understand and accept different partners, and find common interests to make friends.
###(4) Role-play (10 minutes)
1. The children were given animal headdresses and asked to choose to play the turtle, bird, rabbit, or fish.
2. Follow the plot of the story to role-play, encouraging the child to imitate the animal's movements and tone of speech. For example, a child who played the role of a turtle had to crawl slowly to speak, and a child who played the role of a bird could wave his hands to indicate that he was flying to speak.
3. In the role-playing process, the teacher should guide the child to correctly express the dialogue in the story and encourage the child to freely play some dialogue. For example, the turtle can say some more sincere words to invite other animals to be friends.
###(5) Summing Up (5 minutes)
1. After all the children finished their role-playing, the teacher summarized,"Today, we listened to the story of the tortoise looking for a friend and acted out the story together. We learned that although the turtle was rejected by the bird and the rabbit, it did not give up and finally found a small fish to be friends. And we also know that in life, we have to be like turtles. Even if others are different from us, we can work hard to find common ground with each other, so that we can make more friends. Then, children, think about it again. Are there any friends around you that you're not familiar with before but want to make friends with now?"
2. Finally, soft background music was played to let the children end the lesson in a relaxed atmosphere.
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