Play alone, very good! A person, quietly, just folding boats and horses with paper … kicking shuttlecock, skipping rope, building blocks, and of course reading, drawing and listening to music …
Two people play, very good! Someone has to listen to this story. You tell me, I'll tell you. Play chess, badminton and sit on the seesaw. ...
Three people play, very good! Telling a story is more exciting than one person. You tell us, I'll tell you. Two people throw the rope, you jump, I jump, and take turns jumping.
Four people play, very good! Five people play, very good! Many people play, even better! There are many people, you can play any game, such as tug-of-war, chicken catching, volleyball, basketball, football … and even hold a sports meeting.
"How Happy" teaching material analysis:
Happiness is all a nursery rhyme. The whole poem has four sections, which describe the different fun of playing by one person, two people, three people and many people respectively. Every paragraph of the poem is similar in structure. First, say "how many people play, it's good", then talk about the characteristics of this kind of play, and the last few lines illustrate how to play with concrete examples.
The text tells the understanding of happiness from the perspective of children. Being alone is a kind of happiness, getting along with others is also a kind of happiness, and learning to pay for others is even more a kind of happiness. Happy games, happy learning. Tell students that there is happiness everywhere in life, everything is happy, how to play will be happy, and have a positive and optimistic attitude towards life in repeated reading.