Reflection and Evaluation on the Activity of Drawing Ants in Middle ClassIn the middle class children's song painting ant activity, there were some key points for reflection and evaluation:
** 1. Event Organization **
1. ** Target achieved **
- From the perspective of teaching objectives, if the goal of the activity included letting the children learn to draw different movements of ants and combine them with life experience to conceive a simple plot, during the activity, they needed to observe whether the children could really draw different movements of ants, such as whether they could draw different states of ants such as carrying things, crawling, etc., and whether they could conceive pictures according to the life scenes of ants, such as ants moving around a cave or a group of ants surrounding food.
- For the goal of understanding the composition and living habits of ants, it was necessary to consider whether the children's songs or explanations could effectively convey the knowledge of the ants 'head, chest, abdomen, antennae, eyes, mouth, and six legs, as well as the life habits of ants such as diligence and gregariousness.
2. ** Teaching preparation **
- In terms of children's basic experience, it was more appropriate to prepare photos of ants in different movements, which would help children observe the shape of ants intuitively. However, if the child did not make full use of these photos during the activity, such as not comparing the body movements of different dynamic ants in depth, then the effect of this preparation stage would not be fully realized.
- During the preparation of the environment, everyone had a copy of Art Design and an oil painting stick, which were necessary tools for drawing. If during the activity, it was found that children lacked tools or tools were inconvenient to use, they needed to improve.
3. ** Teaching process **
- Using riddles to lure out the ants was a more interesting way to stimulate the curiosity and participation of the children. However, if the riddle was too simple or complicated, it might affect the child's enthusiasm for participation.
- The teacher's demonstration of drawing ants was crucial. If the demonstration process is not clear enough, for example, the order of drawing is not emphasized (first draw the head, then draw the chest, abdomen, and finally draw the legs, etc.), the child may be confused when drawing. Moreover, if the children's songs were not well combined during the demonstration process, it would be insufficient for the children to connect the image in the children's songs with the painting.
- In the process of children practicing painting, if the teacher did not give enough guidance, such as not giving individual guidance to some children with weaker painting ability, or not answering the questions about the ant form or life scene raised by the children during the painting process, it would affect the effect of the activity.
- In the last part of the exhibition and evaluation, if the children were simply allowed to appreciate each other without in-depth guidance on the ants 'form, movement, picture plot, and other aspects, then this part would be a little rushed and could not improve the children's aesthetic ability and the depth of their understanding of ants.
** 2. Child's performance **
1. ** Interested and Participating **
- If the child showed a high interest in the whole activity, actively participated in guessing riddles, observing ant photos, listening to children's songs, painting, etc., it meant that the activity was more interesting and attractive. However, if the child was not focused or unwilling to participate in a certain segment, such as painting, it was necessary to analyze whether it was the problem of the segment itself or the individual differences of the child.
2. ** Skill Upgrade **
- The effect of the activity could be evaluated by comparing the children's ability to draw ants before and after the activity. If the child had no concept of drawing ants before the activity, but could draw a more complete and dynamic ant after the activity, it meant that the child's drawing skills had improved. On the other hand, if the child's drawing results did not improve significantly after the activity, it might be necessary to reflect on whether the teaching method was appropriate.
3. ** Cooperation and Exchange **
- If there is a cooperative segment in the activity, such as children discussing the life scene of ants in groups or creating a painting related to ants together, observe the cooperation between children. If the children could communicate with each other and divide their work, such as some children were responsible for drawing ants and some children were responsible for drawing the living environment of ants, it meant that the children's cooperation ability had been trained. However, if there were quarrels or individual actions in the process of cooperation, it was necessary to improve the activity design and strengthen the guidance of children's cooperative awareness.
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