Middle class art field teaching plan autumn color reflectionThe following is a reflection on the middle class art class lesson plan, The Colors of Autumn:
** I. Reflection on the achievement of teaching objectives **
1. ** Knowledge and Skill Target **
- Understanding and appreciation of poetry: Through a variety of methods such as playing poetry, asking questions and interacting, and using multi-media lectures, children can have a better understanding and appreciation of the poem "The Colors of Autumn". The child could accurately answer the different characters in the poem (such as yellow leaves, red leaves, etc.) about the color of autumn, indicating that he had achieved the goal of understanding the content of the poem.
- Imitation of poetry: Most children can imitate according to the provided materials (such as oranges, grapes, cotton, sunflowers, etc.), which means that children can use their own observation and imagination to create poetry after mastering a certain poetry pattern. To a certain extent, they have achieved the skill goal. However, some children may need more guidance when copying due to insufficient observation experience or insufficient imagination, such as providing more diverse pictures or objects to stimulate their thinking.
2. ** Emotions, attitudes, goals **
- Feel the changes and beauty of autumn: In the entire teaching process, from the beginning of the children's songs about autumn singing and jumping into the activity room to the development of the autumn scenery in the poem (leaves, earth, etc.), the children can intuitively feel the changes in the autumn scenery. However, the beauty of autumn may be more dependent on the perception of color, which can further guide children to experience the unique charm of autumn from the climate and harvest of autumn.
- Willing to communicate and express ideas: During the activity, the child can actively answer questions, whether it is the answer to the content of the poem or the expression when imitating the poem, indicating that the child is willing to communicate and clearly express his thoughts in front of his peers. However, there may be some children who have relatively low participation due to introverted personality and other reasons. They need to be given more attention and encouragement in future activities.
** 2. Reflection on the effectiveness of teaching methods **
1. ** Discussion Method **
- Strengths: Using discussion methods in the activity, such as asking "what color is autumn" at the beginning of the session, can effectively mobilize the child's existing experience and stimulate the child's curiosity and desire for knowledge. Children could actively speak and share the colors of autumn and related things they knew, laying a foundation for the subsequent learning and understanding of poetry.
- Deficiency: During the discussion, the depth and breadth of the discussion may be limited due to the young age of the child. Some children might simply say the colors and lack deep thought about the relationship between colors and autumn things. When the teacher guides the discussion, he can pay more attention to the level of questions and gradually guide the children to explore in depth.
2. ** Contact method **
- Strengths: By linking pictures with reality, such as connecting pictures of leaves, earth, etc. with the colors of autumn, children can better combine their existing experiences with the content of the poem. This method helped children understand the abstract content of the poem, linking the words in the poem with the specific image, and enhancing the memory effect.
- Weakness: The materials used to connect may be relatively limited, mainly focusing on common things mentioned in poetry. In future teaching, he could expand the scope of contact and include more autumn elements (such as small animals 'activities, people's clothing, etc.) to enrich the children's overall understanding of autumn.
3. ** Game Method **
- [Strengths: The use of games allows children to learn in a relaxed and happy atmosphere.] For example, in the process of matching the real picture with the color picture, the child's enthusiasm for participation was very high, and the goal of understanding and consolidating the content of the poem was achieved in the game.
- [Weakness: The format of the game may be relatively simple, mainly picture matching.] More diverse forms of games could be added, such as role-playing games, allowing children to play the characters in the poem (leaves, earth, etc.) to recite the poem. This could further deepen the children's understanding and experience of poetry.
** 3. Reflection on the fluency of the teaching process **
1. ** Beginning **
- Choosing a nursery rhyme related to autumn while jumping into the activity room could quickly attract the attention of the children and create an autumn atmosphere, which would be a good start for the entire activity. This kind of introduction method was in line with the characteristics of middle class children who were active, liked music and games.
2. ** Part of the expansion **
- The play of the poem, the questioning, and the replay were done step by step to help the child gradually understand the content of the poem. However, the transition in some parts might be a little stiff. For example, when discussing leaves of one color to leaves of another color, some transition guidance language could be added to make the whole process smoother and more natural.
- In the process of imitating poetry, the guidance and support provided by the teacher were more timely, and different assistance was provided according to the differences in the children's abilities (such as giving the children with strong imaginations free space to play, and providing pictures to the weaker children). However, when integrating the sentences that the children imitated into the poem, they could let the children participate more in this process. For example, let the children choose which sentences to add into the poem to enhance the child's subjective consciousness.
3. ** End **
- The entire lesson plan did not explicitly mention the ending part. If a concluding part could be added, such as letting the child review the knowledge about the colors of autumn that he had learned today and feel the beauty of autumn again, or letting the child go outdoors to find more colors of autumn with a new understanding of autumn, the entire teaching process would be more complete.
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