10 lessons in kindergartenThe following are 10 kindergarten lessons:
1. ** In terms of emotional investment **
- When working in a kindergarten, love was the most important thing. Children were young and had limited knowledge of the world. Teachers had to be full of love to tolerate them, guide them, and treat every child patiently like their own children. For example, when children cried and refused to leave their parents, they should use warm arms and soft comfort to make them feel safe and trusted.
2. ** Understanding the characteristics of young children **
- When the children in the small class first entered the kindergarten, their communication skills with the teacher were weak, and it was difficult for them to clearly express their thoughts and requirements. Therefore, teachers should observe them carefully and judge their needs from their expressions, movements, and other subtle details. For example, if a child pointed to a cup of water, it might be thirsty, and the teacher should satisfy it in time.
3. ** Education and Teaching **
- In teaching, the curriculum should be designed according to the age characteristics of the children in the small class. They were interested in new things, so the content of the course had to be novel and interesting. For example, through stories, children's songs, games, and other forms of teaching, it was easier to attract their attention and improve the teaching effect.
4. ** Language ability training **
- Creating a good language environment is crucial to the language development of children in small classes. Chatting sessions could be set up in the classroom to guide children to topics of interest, encouraging them to want to say, dare to say, and like to say. At the same time, teachers should actively respond. For example, they could ask the children about their pets and ask them to share their life experiences.
5. ** Habit formation **
- Small classes were an important stage for children to develop good habits. Whether it was learning habits, such as the correct writing posture (although the writing content was simple), the rules of the drawing class, or living habits, such as eating habits (try to keep the table and floor clean, not picky with food, etc.), nap habits, etc., they all had to be cultivated from this stage.
6. ** Class routine **
- It was difficult for small class children to form classroom discipline. They were easy to be distracted and not listen carefully. Teachers should constantly emphasize classroom rules, such as raising their hands to answer questions, maintaining a good sitting posture, etc., and give praise and rewards to children who perform well in a timely manner, such as rewarding small red flowers, and gradually establish good classroom routines.
7. ** Safety assurance **
- Safety was the top priority of the kindergarten. Teachers had to pay special attention to the safety of children in small classes. Safety classes were arranged every week, and children should be reminded to pay attention to safety during daily activities, such as going up and down the stairs, playing on the slide, physical fitness classes, and other activities.
8. ** Parental Communication **
- Communication with parents was indispensable. You can use the parent-teacher conference and the time when parents send their children to and from school to report to the parents about their children's life and learning in the kindergarten in a timely manner, including progress and shortcomings. At the same time, you should also listen to the opinions and suggestions of parents on the education and management of the kindergarten to jointly promote the child's all-round development.
9. ** Children's social interaction **
- In the small class, there would be social interaction problems between children, such as the phenomenon of little boys taking the initiative to kiss little girls. Teachers should stop and guide children to establish the correct gender awareness in time, telling them that there are differences between men and women. At the same time, parents should also educate their children at home.
10. ** Self-improvement **
- As a kindergarten teacher, the improvement of their own quality was crucial. They had to keep learning, such as using weekends to participate in training, to observe and learn in other kindergarten, etc., to improve their professional level and ability in order to better carry out teaching and management work.
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