Big class healthy bear walking on a tightrope teaching plan and reflection evaluation** 1. Teaching plan **
#"Big Class Health: Little Bear on a tightrope" lesson plan
##(1) Teaching objectives
1. skill target
- Let the children practice walking with a sandbag on their head to improve their balance.
- Through activities, children can develop their physical coordination.
2. cognitive goal
- To make children understand the importance of awareness of rules in activities and learn to abide by them.
3. Emotional and social goals
- Let the children experience the joy of cooperative games while discussing the rules of the game.
##(2) Difficulties in Teaching
1. ** Main point **
- Practice walking with a sandbag above your head.
2. ** Difficulty **
- Master the essentials of walking with a sandbag above your head.
##(3) Teaching preparation
There were several small sandbags and three balance beams.
##(4) Teaching process
1. ** Play the role, move your body **
- The children formed six pairs and played the circus bears. Under the accompaniment of the music, they performed warm-up exercises, including chest expansion, abdomen and back, jumping, tidying up, and other movements.
2. ** Materials provided, free exploration **
- The teacher asked,"Do you walk with a sandbag on your head?" Think about what you can do to not fall without holding the sandbag." At the same time, he gave a reminder: Stand up straight, look forward, and walk steadily. Let the child explore the method of walking with a sandbag on his head.
3. ** Practice the key points, guide the difficult points **
- The teacher asked again,"It's time for the performance. How can I walk the tightrope safely with a sandbag on my head?" He also reminded them not to walk too fast and to step steadily.
- Introduction of the tightrope walking method: The children were divided into groups one, two, three, four, five, and six, respectively, standing at the starting point on the opposite side. After hearing the sound of the drum, the first, third, and fifth groups of children walked through the balance beam with sandbags on their heads and handed them to the children in the second, fourth, and sixth groups. Then, they stood at the end of the line. The second, fourth, and sixth groups handed the sandbags to the second children in the first, third, and fifth groups on the opposite side according to this method. They carried out the face-to-face relay in turn. Whichever team finished walking first won.
- The rules of the game were clear: during the process of walking, one could not hold the sandbag with one's hands, and when walking on the balance beam, one could not step on the line. The child opposite had to take the sandbag and put it on his head before he could start walking.
4. ** Relax your body and end the game **
- The child did some relaxing movements with the relaxing music.
##(5) Extension of Teaching
Similar balance exercises could be added to outdoor activities, such as walking over obstacles with a certain height or width of light objects, to further consolidate the child's balance ability.
** 2. Reflection and Evaluation **
###(I) Achievement of Teaching Target
1. ** Skills **
- Most of the children could practice walking with a sandbag on their head under the guidance of the teacher. Through repeated practice, the children's balance ability and physical coordination had improved. However, there were still a few children who had difficulty walking on the balance beam with sandbags on their heads and might need more individual guidance in subsequent activities.
2. ** Awareness **
- During the game, the child can understand and abide by the rules, such as not holding the sandbag, not stepping on the line, etc. Through the guidance of teachers and the practice of games, children have a deeper understanding of the rules.
3. ** Emotional and social aspects **
- In the process of discussing the rules of the game and the relay race, the children experienced the joy of cooperative games. They actively participated in the discussion of the rules and cheered for their group during the game, enhancing their sense of teamwork and competition.
###(2) Teaching content and methods
1. ** Adaptability of content **
- The theme of "Little Bear Walking on a tightrope" was more suitable for the age characteristics of the children in the upper class. It role-played to stimulate the interest of the children. Walking on the balance beam with a sandbag on his head was challenging, but it could also train the child's balance ability, which was in line with the teaching goal of the health field.
2. ** The effectiveness of teaching methods **
- In the teaching process, he used many teaching methods such as questioning guidance, action tips, game competitions, etc. Questioning and guidance could stimulate the child's desire to think and explore, such as letting the child think about how to keep the sandbag on his head. The action hints help the child grasp the correct action essentials. The game competition increased the interest of the activity and increased the participation of the children. However, in the teaching process, for the problems encountered by individual children, such as children with poor balance, more diverse teaching methods may be needed, such as one-on-one demonstration and auxiliary practice.
###(3) Teaching Organization and Management
1. ** Orderly Organization **
- The organization of the teaching session was more orderly. From warm-up activities to free exploration, to key exercises and game competitions, and finally to relaxation activities, each segment transitioned naturally. The teacher arranged the children into groups reasonably to ensure the smooth progress of the game.
2. ** The effectiveness of classroom management **
- In the classroom, the teacher could pay attention to the behavior of the children in time, praise the children who abide by the rules and actively participate, and correct the children who violated the rules in time. However, during the game, due to the excitement of the children, there would occasionally be some chaotic situations, such as not handing over the sandbags quickly enough. Teachers needed to further strengthen management and improve classroom efficiency.
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