Shishimaru novelsThere were some novels about Shishemaru, such as " Shishemaru, Shishemaru," which was a doujin novel created by Blue Sea Blue Shark and published in Liancheng University. The story started with a cherry blossom forest scene and described the promise and wait of a girl to a teenager. There was also " Inuyasha: The Return of the Dead ". In this novel, there was a more tragic experience of being abused by Ye Xuanyi, having his weapon stolen, being laughed at by his mother, and being suppressed by the Death God Ghost in the Underworld. In addition, there was also [Inuyasha] Spider's Silk, which was a Doujinshi novel by Inuyasha. Although it mainly revolved around Inuyasha, it was also written under the background story of Inuyasha.
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Teaching plan in the health field, middle class, I'm not picky with food, reflectionThe following is a reflection on the health lesson plan of the middle class, I'm not picky:
** 1. Achievement of teaching objectives **
1. ** Knowledge target **
- In order to let the children know the importance of balanced nutrition to their health, through the investigation links in the activity, such as the investigation of the children's favorite and dislike of food, as well as the investigation of the recipes in the kindergarten, the children could intuitively see the variety of food and the balanced combination in the recipes. In addition to the explanation of the Human Body Kingdom, the children could understand the different effects of grains, meat, eggs, milk, fruits and vegetables on the body. They had basically achieved the goal of letting the children know the importance of balanced nutrition.
2. ** Habit forming goal **
- With the goal of educating children to develop good habits of not being picky eaters, the whole activity started from finding picky eaters.(When the children investigated each other, they found out that some of them liked meat but not vegetables), to the point where they realized that it was not good to be picky (through the knowledge of the Human Body Kingdom, the children would understand that the body would not be strong if they lacked certain types of food), and finally, to encouraging the children not to be picky (for example, the children would prepare a balanced buffet and invite the guests and teachers to share it with them and remind the guests and teachers not to be picky). This series of processes helped guide the children to develop the habit of not being picky. However, habits couldn't be formed overnight. They needed to be strengthened in daily activities.
3. ** Awareness Cultivation Target **
- For the goal of cultivating children's awareness of good living habits, children participated in investigations, visited the human kingdom, and prepared their own meals. To a certain extent, children's awareness of healthy living habits was enhanced. However, the strengthening of this awareness required follow-up supervision and guidance.
** 2. Teaching content **
1. ** Adaptability of content **
- Choosing not to be picky with food as the theme was very suitable for middle-class children. The children in the middle class were at an important stage of forming their eating habits. The phenomenon of picky eaters was more common in this age group. This topic could directly educate the children about their real life problems.
2. ** Depth and breadth of content **
- The depth of the content was more suitable for middle-class children. Starting from a simple food preference survey, he gradually went deeper into the nutritional classification of food and its effects on the human body. There was nothing too complicated and beyond the scope of children's understanding. In terms of breadth, it covered the four common types of food. It basically introduced the types of food in the daily diet of young children and their nutritional significance.
** 3. Teaching methods **
1. ** The use of investigation methods **
- The use of investigation methods in the event was a highlight. Having the children investigate the foods they liked and disliked and the reasons for it, and then investigate the recipes of the kindergarten, this method could fully mobilize the initiative and curiosity of the children. During the investigation, the children could not only understand their own and their companions 'eating preferences, but also have a deeper understanding of the kindergarten's meals.
2. ** Effect of the visiting method **
- Through the visual teaching method of visiting the Kingdom of the Human Body (which could be displayed in the form of pictures, models, etc.), children could more intuitively understand the relationship between food nutrition and the body. This method of visualizing abstract nutritional knowledge was in line with the cognitive characteristics of middle-class children and helped them better accept knowledge.
3. ** The significance of the buffet event **
- The children were able to combine theoretical knowledge with practical practice in a balanced buffet. In the process of matching meals, children needed to use the knowledge they had learned about food nutrition classification. At the same time, it also increased the fun of the activity, so that children could further consolidate the concept of not being picky in a happy atmosphere.
** 4. Teaching process **
1. ** The continuity of the links **
- The various links in the teaching process were more natural. From the introduction of the teacher's introduction, to the two investigations of the children, to understanding nutrition knowledge, to educating them not to be picky, and finally to the buffet activities, the entire process progressed step by step, in line with the development of the children's thinking process. There was a certain logical connection between each link, which could guide children to gradually understand the importance of not being picky with food.
2. ** Time allocation **
- In terms of time allocation, the investigation segment gave the children enough time to discover the problem and understand the food preferences and recipes. It was also more reasonable to explain nutrition knowledge to the children. It could convey key information to the children concisely and clearly. The timing of the buffet activity allowed the children to fully display their dishes without making the activity too long. However, in actual teaching, it may be necessary to flexibly adjust the time according to the child's reaction. For example, if the child is particularly interested in a certain segment, the time of the segment can be extended appropriately to meet the child's exploration needs.
** 5. Teaching effectiveness **
1. ** Children's participation **
- From the process of the activity, the participation of the children was relatively high. During the investigation session, the children actively interacted with their peers and carefully recorded their own and other people's food preferences and reasons. When visiting the Kingdom of the Human Body, the child showed great interest and was able to answer questions actively. In the buffet event, the children were even more enthusiastic, actively participating in the matching of the dishes and actively inviting the guests and teachers to share.
2. ** Children's learning achievements **
- On the day after the activity ended, some of the children started to eat vegetables and their eating habits improved. For example, Huang Zichen could finish her meal very quickly. This showed that the children had understood the importance of not being picky with their food to a certain extent and had begun to apply what they had learned to their daily lives. However, this was only a preliminary result that required continuous attention and consolidation.
** 6. In terms of improvement measures **
1. ** Refinement of teaching content **
- When explaining the effects of food nutrition on the human body, he could go into more detail. For example, for different vegetables, they could specifically introduce the special nutrients contained in them, such as the benefits of carrots to the eyes. This could make children more aware of the unique value of various foods and thus more targeted to overcome the problem of picky eating.
2. ** Cooperation between families and kindergarten strengthened **
- Although it was mentioned in the activity that parents were required to cooperate and supervise their children not to be picky with food, it could further strengthen the cooperation between families and kindergarten. For example, the kindergarten could regularly send parents tips on the healthy diet of children, or carry out healthy diet activities that both the family and the kindergarten participated in, so that children could receive consistent guidance and encouragement in the family and kindergarten environment.
3. ** Follow-up activities **
- Some follow-up activities could be carried out to consolidate the habit of children not being picky with food. In addition to producing a promotional album for non-picky eaters and selecting a small supervisor, they could also carry out a selection campaign for non-picky eaters. Every week, they would select children who performed well in diet and give them certain rewards to encourage more children to develop good habits of non-picky eaters.
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