In order to ensure that activities are carried out in an orderly manner, it is often necessary to prepare activity plans in advance. A good activity plan will definitely focus on the participation and interactivity of the audience. What are the characteristics of an excellent activity plan? The following is the activity plan for the June 1st Cultural Performance of primary school students that I have carefully compiled (5 general articles) for your reference. I hope it can help friends in need. Activity plan 1 for the June 1 art performance of primary school students
Dear teachers, dear students:
Good morning everyone! Do you know what traditional festival is held on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month every year? (Dragon Boat Festival) Yes, it’s the Dragon Boat Festival. Do you know the origin of the Dragon Boat Festival? Let me tell you!
The Dragon Boat Festival is a traditional festival in my country, which began in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period and has a history of more than 2,000 years. There are many legends about the origin of the Dragon Boat Festival, among which the commemoration of Qu Yuan is the most widely circulated. On this day in the calendar, people will commemorate an immortal soul - Qu Yuan by racing dragon boats and making rice dumplings. Qu Yuan was a great patriotic poet in ancient my country. He was born in the Chu State during the Warring States Period more than 2,000 years ago. He was upright, knowledgeable and talented, and held important positions in the Chu State. Because he advocated resolute resistance to Qin's invasion, he was attacked, ostracized, and even expelled from the court by the King of Chu. Qu Yuan was so sad and angry that he wrote many patriotic poems during his exile, the most famous of which is "Qu Yuan". It's "Li Sao". Later, the Qin army captured the capital of Chu. Chu State lost thousands of miles of land, and corpses littered the fields. Qu Yuan's heart was like a knife. He didn't want to see the tragic scene of the country being destroyed and his family being destroyed. On the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, he jumped into the Miluo River with stones in his arms, composing a magnificent song of patriotism with his own life. movement.
The common people loved Qu Yuan. After hearing the news of his suicide, they rowed boats to salvage Qu Yuan's body, but they could not find it. They were afraid that the fish and shrimp in the river would bite Qu Yuan's body, so they threw the rice balls, eggs and other food prepared for Qu Yuan into the river. It is said that the fish, lobsters and crabs would not bite Qu Yuan's body when they were full. Later, in order to prevent the rice balls from being eaten by dragons, people came up with the method of wrapping the rice with neem leaves and wrapping it with colored silk. This is the prototype of Zongzi. Every year on the fifth day of May, people will spontaneously come to the river to mourn Qu Yuan, and row boats into the turbulent waves, symbolizing people's rush to salvage Qu Yuan's body to express their grief for Qu Yuan. Over time, the custom of dragon boat racing on the Dragon Boat Festival was formed.
Different from Qu Yuan, we are living in a prosperous China. The country is prosperous and the people are harmonious. In this new era of prosperity and confidence, we should learn to be patriotic and learn to cherish the good life now.
Finally, I would like to send a quote from Qu Yuan to all my classmates: "Jade can be broken without changing its whiteness, and bamboo can be yellowed without destroying its knots." I hope we will cherish today's life, encourage each other, and contribute to the Chinese nation. Study to rise up and become a person who works hard and contributes his mind to the construction of the motherland. Finally, I wish everyone a happy Dragon Boat Festival! Thanks! Activity plan 2 for the June 1 art performance of primary school students
Teachers and students:
Good morning! The title of today's speech under the national flag is "Dragon Boat Festival, Our Traditional Festival".
Students, can you list the traditional festivals in our country?
Perhaps, you are already accustomed to the carnival of Christmas, accustomed to giving small gifts to your mother on "Mother's Day", and accustomed to expressing gratitude to your father on "Father's Day". In fact, there are 365 days in a year, and there are many festivals with "Chinese" labels on them, such as Spring Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, etc. These traditional festivals reflect ancient Chinese culture, symbolize the rich Chinese civilization, and shine with the infinite wisdom of the descendants of the dragon.
June 16th (the fifth day of the fifth lunar month) is this year’s Dragon Boat Festival. The Dragon Boat Festival is the representative of our country's traditional festivals. Its history can be traced back to the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, more than two thousand years ago. The Dragon Boat Festival is also known as Duanyang, Chongwu, Daughter's Day, Dragon Day, etc. There are many folk customs to commemorate the Dragon Boat Festival. The more common forms of celebration include dragon boat racing, eating rice dumplings, hanging mugwort and so on. Behind every Dragon Boat Festival custom, there is profound cultural connotation and unique cultural memory.
Traditional festivals are the identity card and cultural label of a nation. Then, when our lives are filled with high-tech elements, people have more or less neglected traditional festivals and lost their memory of cultural traditions.
Classmates, the annual Dragon Boat Festival is coming. How do you want to commemorate this traditional festival that lasts for two thousand years? Starting from the Dragon Boat Festival this year, let us regain our attention to traditional Chinese festivals, give Chinese traditional culture more new elements, use our own strength to save traditional festival customs, develop traditional festival customs, innovate traditional festival customs, and let China Culture is gradually accepted and understood by more people in the world. After all, "what belongs to the nation belongs to the world"! Activity Plan 3 for the June 1st Cultural Performance in Primary Schools
Dear teachers and students:
Hello everyone!
May x this year is the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the traditional Chinese festival - the Dragon Boat Festival. People will commemorate Qu Yuan, an immortal soul, by racing dragon boats, making rice dumplings, and drinking realgar wine.
According to the "Biography of Qu Yuan Jia Sheng" in "Historical Records", Qu Yuan was a minister of King Huai of Chu in the Spring and Autumn Period. He advocated the promotion of talents and empowerment, enriched the country and strengthened the military, and advocated uniting Qi to resist Qin. However, he was strongly opposed by the nobleman Zilan and others. Qu Yuan was dismissed from his post, expelled from the capital, and exiled to the Yuan and Xiang rivers. In exile, he wrote immortal poems such as "Li Sao", "Heavenly Questions" and "Nine Songs", which were concerned about the country and the people. They were unique in style and had far-reaching influence. In 278 BC, the Qin army captured Kyoto, the state of Chu. Seeing his motherland being invaded, Qu Yuan was heartbroken, but he still could not bear to abandon his motherland. On May 5, after writing his last work "Huaisha", he bouldered into the Miluo River and died, risking his own life. Composed a magnificent patriotic movement.
After Qu Yuan died, the people of Chu State were very sad and flocked to the Miluo River to pay their respects to Qu Yuan. The fishermen rowed their boats and fished his body back and forth on the river. Some fishermen took out rice balls, eggs and other food and threw it into the river, hoping that the fish, lobsters and crabs would be full and would not bite Dr. Qu's body. Some people took a jar of realgar wine and poured it into the river, hoping to stun dragons and water animals so as not to hurt Doctor Qu. Later, people were afraid that the rice balls would be eaten by dragons, so people came up with the idea of ??wrapping the rice with neem leaves and wrapping it with colored silk, which developed into zongzi.
Guo Moruo evaluated Qu Yuan as "a great patriotic poet". He pioneered romantic poetry, created the Chu Ci style of "having the same life span as the heaven and earth, and the same light as the sun and moon"; he invented the tradition of vanilla beauty. His wild imagination and endless talents are as vast as rivers converging into a sea. The longest in Chinese. The lyric poem "Li Sao" is the work of his lifelong efforts.
It has been 2,300 years since Qu Yuan died. Today we commemorate him mainly to learn from his spirit of loving the motherland and the people, adhering to the truth, and preferring to die unyielding, as well as his personality that "can compete with the sun and the moon". As a reformer, Qu Yuan's political ideas and his expectations for reform failed due to the objectively cruel social conditions at that time. But as a great patriot, thinker and writer, he succeeded. "When the whole world is turbid, I am alone pure; when the whole world is drunk, I am alone awake" is his integrity; "The road is long and far away, I will search up and down" is his greatness. His elegance like a chrysanthemum, holiness like a lotus, and powerful spiritual power have been praised by future generations and inspired countless Chinese people to move forward!
The greatness of Qu Yuan lies not only in his unforgettable poems, but also in his unwavering patriotism and his high integrity in not collaborating with the treacherous villains. Qu Yuan is indispensable for the five thousand years of Chinese civilization history, and Qu Yuan is indispensable for the splendid history of Chinese literature.
Qu Yuan’s spirit is immortal. No matter how time changes, he will always live in the long river of time and will always be remembered in people's hearts! Activity plan 4 for the June 1st literary performance of primary school students
Dear teachers and dear students:
The theme of today’s speech under the national flag is: commemorating Qu Yuan and celebrating the Dragon Boat Festival.
We all know that the fifth day of the fifth lunar month every year is the traditional festival of our Chinese nation - the Dragon Boat Festival. So where did the Dragon Boat Festival come from? The Dragon Boat Festival is also called the Dragon Boat Festival. The meaning of "Duan" is the same as "the beginning". Calling it "Duan Wu" is like calling it "the fifth day of the lunar month". The word "五" in the Dragon Boat Festival is also connected with "Wu", which can be calculated according to the order of the earthly branches. May is the "noon" month. And because noon is "Yang Chen", the Dragon Boat Festival is also called "Duan Yang". On May 5th, the month and day are both five, so it is called Chongwu, also called Chongwu. In addition, the Dragon Boat Festival has many other names, such as: Summer Festival, Bath Orchid Festival, Girl's Day, Tianzhong Festival, Dila, Poet's Day, etc.
The many nicknames of the Dragon Boat Festival indirectly illustrate the divergence of the customary origins of the Dragon Boat Festival. This is exactly what happened. Regarding the origin of the Dragon Boat Festival, there are at least four or five theories today, such as: the theory of commemorating Qu Yuan; the theory of Wuyue national totem sacrifice; the theory of starting from the Summer Solstice Festival in three generations; the theory of driving away evil moons and evil days, etc. So far, the most widely influential view on the origin of the Dragon Boat Festival is the theory of commemorating Qu Yuan. In the field of folk culture, Chinese people regard dragon boat racing and dragon boat racing as the main customs of the Dragon Boat Festival. According to legend, it originated from the ancient Chu people who were reluctant to leave their virtuous minister Qu Yuan and threw himself into the river. Many people rowed boats to chase and save him. They scrambled to catch up and disappeared when they reached Dongting Lake. After that, dragon boat racing was held every May 5th to commemorate the event. He rowed dragon boats to disperse the fish in the river to prevent them from eating Qu Yuan's body. The custom of racing was popular in Wu, Yue and Chu.
Eating rice dumplings during the Dragon Boat Festival is another traditional custom of the Chinese people. Zongzi is also called "corner millet" and "tube rice dumpling". It has a long history and has many variations. Every year in early May, Chinese people soak glutinous rice, wash rice dumpling leaves, and make rice dumplings in a variety of colors. In terms of fillings, Beijing jujube rice dumplings mostly contain jujubes in the north; in the south, there are various fillings such as bean paste, fresh meat, ham, and egg yolks, among which Jiaxing rice dumplings in Zhejiang are the representative ones. The custom of eating rice dumplings has been popular in China for thousands of years and has spread to Japan and Southeast Asian countries.
China’s traditional culture has a long history! In order to inherit Qu Yuan's patriotic tradition, we must study hard and make progress every day.
Thank you everyone. Activity Plan 5 for the June 1st Cultural Performance in Primary Schools
Dear teachers and students:
The fifth day of May every year is the most traditional festival in China - the Dragon Boat Festival.
In the festival, we get up early in the morning.
Suddenly I smelled a refreshing fragrance, and I ran over to take a look, ah! What a big pot of rice dumplings! It smells so good! I'm so greedy! Look at the basin next to it, wow! There is also a large pot of snow-white duck eggs and garlic that looks so cute, I really want to eat it! My mother said: "Hurry up and wash your face and brush your teeth before eating." After I finished washing, I quickly sat down around the table, and my father brought the rice dumplings, duck eggs, eggs, and garlic to the table. Our family finished breakfast happily and happily.
Then, my father and mother and I went to the market to buy eels and amaranth. I asked my mother why she bought these things. My mother said: "This is the custom of the Dragon Boat Festival." I still didn't understand and had to nod. Later, my mother took me to buy some green mugwort and went home. My mother used mugwort soaked in water to bathe me again. I asked my mother why she used mugwort to bathe me? Mom said: "Because this way the mosquitoes won't bite you." Mom used the remaining wormwood to stick on the door. I asked her why she stuck wormwood on the door. Mom said: "Because this way mosquitoes will not fly to our house."
After taking a bath, my mother told me that the Dragon Boat Festival also has another name called Doll Festival.
Finally, my mother put the colorful wool on my hand. Today I learned a lot about the Dragon Boat Festival. I am so happy!