Xiao Qiao Shou Da Ban Jiao TuThe following is an example of a small and skillful teaching plan:
** 1. Activity Target **
1. Through hands-on operation, children can understand that some items in the garbage can be processed into useful items, improve the awareness of waste recycling, experience the joy of success, and know the dangers of littering and wasting resources.
2. To develop children's flexibility, observation ability, and ability to use their brains, improve their coordination and agility, and cultivate the spirit of overcoming difficulties and the awareness and ability to cooperate with their peers.
3. Stimulate children's interests and hobbies, guide them to participate in activities according to their age characteristics, such as actively participating in the production of sports equipment with a variety of waste materials, and experience the fun of using self-made equipment to cultivate children's habit of loving sports.
** 2. Important and Difficult Points in Teaching **
1. ** Main point **
- To train children's flexibility, observation, and brain skills.
- For example, during the production process, he would observe the characteristics of the materials and think about the production method.
2. ** Difficulty **
- To improve the enthusiasm of children to participate in activities and cultivate individual coordination.
- For example, when making items that required a certain amount of fine hand movements, he had to ensure the coordination of his movements.
** 3. Event preparation **
1. material class
- For example, a number of bicycle inner wheels, a number of plastic bottles for various beverages, a number of plastic bags, wool, scissors, a bag of soil, scattered cloth, old newspapers, calendar paper, ice cream sticks, buttons, stones, dried fruit shells, etc.
- He could also prepare beaded materials, old newspapers, transparent tape, double-sided tape, scissors, etc. for different production contents.
2. else
- Books for older children, related coursewares (such as Little Feet Coursewares), game step diagrams, and simple strokes of various places.
** 4. Activity process **
1. ** Part of the import **
- He used a conversation method to introduce it. For example, the teacher could ask the child what his hands could do, or show the teacher the functions of his hands (such as writing, playing the piano, folding a small plane, etc.) to lead the topic.
- You can also show pre-made works (such as beaded chains) to arouse the interest of children and ask questions about the production of related content.
2. ** Observing and stimulating interest **
- Ask the child to observe the materials provided by the teacher and guide the child to think about what equipment (for exercise) or items can be made with these materials.
- For example, when making sports equipment, let the child look at the materials and imagine the type of equipment that could be made.
3. ** Production segment **
- Children can choose the materials they want to make. They can cooperate to make it.
- The teacher would tour around and give guidance on the production of different materials.
- For example, when using the inner wheel table piece as a rubber band, pay attention to the two ends of the rope; when using a plastic bottle to make a "bomb", control the amount of soil in the bottle; when using a plastic bag to make a shuttlecock, place soil reasonably and tie it tightly with wool, etc.
- When making a bead chain, the teacher would demonstrate the method of beading (take out the rope and pull it into a straight line, take out the bead to emphasize the hole, and then thread the bead) and let the child try it. When making a golf ball and club, the teacher would demonstrate the method and let the parents and the child make it together.
4. ** Show your work **
- Please introduce your work and demonstrate how to use it.
- For example, the child would introduce how to use the sports equipment he made, or introduce the creativity of the bead chain he made.
5. ** Expansion phase (option)**
- For example, setting up a green self-made item store, allowing children to put their self-made items on the pre-set counter to carry out role-playing games, and share the results with each other.
- Or they could carry out promotional activities and let the children give the game items they had made to the children in the surrounding new villages to promote the conservation of resources.
** 5. Reflection on teaching (after the activity)**
1. Reflect on the problems that arise during the event.
- If problems are found in the game (such as shuttlecock kicking, most children do not know how to kick, you can consider improving the shuttlecock for children to practice).
- Pay attention to the safety of the event, such as paying attention to safety when playing the Bomb Throwing game.
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