Let children experience the rhythm and sense of rhythm of the language of the Three Character Classic by reciting and reciting it. The following are the related lesson plans that I shared with the three-character classic lesson plans for small classes in kindergartens. Teachers come and have a look! Model Wen Yi
is April 23rd? World Book Day? From April 23rd to May 23rd, it was the second reading festival for our Nanfeng kindergarten.
during the festival, our small class mainly carries out reading activities of three-character classics. In order to help children in our class better participate in the reading festival activities, stimulate children's reading interest and cultivate children's reading habits, our class decided to carry out the reading performance of the Three Character Classics.
The specific plan is as follows:
1. Activity objectives
1. Experience the sense of rhythm and rhythm of the language of the Three Character Classic by reciting and reciting it.
2. Feel the excellent cultural traditions of the Chinese nation and stimulate children's interest in learning the essence of traditional culture.
Second, the activity target
All children in Class 2 (self-registered) and all parents.
III. Activity requirements
(1) You can recite the three-character sutra completely, regardless of its length (the longer it is, the better it will be).
(2) Reading three-character classics can be expressed in various forms, such as singing, martial arts, music and so on. Encourage bold innovation.
(3) You must declare your name in the competition.
IV. Grading criteria
(1) Be able to recite completely and fluently with clear articulation. (8%)
(2) Creative performance (2%)
V. Selection method
The teachers and parents of the class will be the judges to award, and the first prize, the second prize and the third prize will be selected and rewarded. (Make the number of awards according to the number of applicants. )
VI. Activity schedule: May 17th, 213 at 3: pm? 5: (Friday) Model essay II on the teaching plan of three-character classics in kindergarten class
Volume I:
Kindergarten etiquette
1. Admission: Enter the kindergarten early, don't be late, say hello when you meet the teacher, and children also ask, don't forget your parents.
2. Leaving the park: When leaving the park, say goodbye to each other, put teachers before classmates, meet parents, say hello and give a hug, which is more clever.
3. Toilet (toilet): Before going to the toilet, knock on the door. If someone is there, wait. After going to the toilet, flush the water, adjust your clothes and wash your hands.
4. Wash your hands: wash your hands without crowding, line up, roll up your sleeves, wipe soap when washing your hands, and turn off the water after washing.
5. Wash your hands (drink water): Take a small water cup with both hands, connect the water, and slowly return it. When drinking water, return to the original position, and drink it carefully without wasting.
6. Take good care of public property (small chair): move the small chair with both hands, put it down gently, then sit on it. When people leave, put the chair away, take good care of it and scrub it often.
7. Take good care of public property (books): Take good care of picture books, turn them over gently, read them carefully, do not get dirty or damaged, and enjoy reading them.
8. Take good care of public property (facilities in the park): In the classroom, there are many toys, giving each other humility and not fighting; in the yard, there are all facilities, loving public property and mobilizing together.
9. Learning activities: When studying, you should sit still, listen carefully, think hard, ask questions, raise your hands, and answer clearly.
1. Outdoor activities: outdoors, playing games, staying with teachers, collecting toys when gathering, observing rules and stressing order.
11. Sleep etiquette (putting on and undressing): Before going to bed, greet people, undress in order, fold them neatly, put them by your side, and wear them in turn after getting up.
12. Sleep etiquette (sleeping): Do not cover your head, do not sleep on your stomach, put your pillow straight, cover your quilt, sleep with your hands empty, sleep on your right side, sleep early, and have a sweet dream.
13. Sleep etiquette (getting up): When getting up, be quiet, go to the convenience, walk lightly, get dressed, be folded, wash and dress first, and then play.
etiquette in public places
14. How to speak in public places: in public places, be polite, don't make noise, don't cry, and speak in a low voice without disturbing others.
15, learn to listen: others speak, listen carefully, do not interrupt, show respect, when reporting, articulate, simple, clear meaning.
Basic Etiquette
16. Please: borrow things, ask for help, be clear, be decent, if you have any questions, say excuse me, please come in when the guests arrive.
17. Good-bye: When you meet, you should say hello, morning, noon and evening. When you leave, you should say goodbye and say good night before going to bed.
18. Polite expressions (thank you, you're welcome): People help me, thank you, I help others, you're welcome, thank you, you're welcome, and you are more polite when you use it frequently.
19. Polite expressions (I'm sorry, it doesn't matter): I'm sorry for doing something wrong, and I apologize with sincerity. It doesn't matter, it doesn't matter, be humble and reasonable.
Festival Etiquette
2. October 1st National Day: National Day, October 1st, * * * Celebrate, rejoice together, sing the national anthem, raise the national flag, motherland, I love you.
21. Mid-Autumn Festival on August 15th: Mid-Autumn Festival, full moon, sweet melon and fruit, sharing moon cakes, enjoying the bright moon first for the elders, and * * * reunion.
22. New Year's Day: Happy New Year! Wear flowery clothes and new hats. You sing, I dance, celebrate and laugh.
Book II
Kindergarten Etiquette
1. Dining: Before eating, wash your hands. When seated, move lightly, chew carefully, swallow slowly, and don't be picky about food or leftovers.
2. Eating (cherishing food): eating by yourself, without feeding, eating cleanly, not wasting, loving food, cherishing food, and eating grains of rice are all hard work.
3. Dining (not picky about food): Children are growing up. If they are picky about food and lack nutrition, they will taste all fruits and vegetables, and they will be healthy.
4. Sharing toys: Small toys are really novel. It's fun to play with them, to know how to be humble, to know how to cherish them, to share them, and to be more polite.
5. Share food: small food, sweet and fragrant. Respect your elders, you taste it first, you eat it, I also taste it, good friends, * * * share it.
Basic etiquette
6. Manner (standing): put your arms vertically, lower your abdomen, stand upright, keep your eyes straight, look ahead, put your feet together, and stand well.
7. Manner (walking): When walking, hold your head up, swing your arms evenly, keep your upper body straight, keep your shoulders flat, walk lightly, and do not collide or rush.
8. Manners (sitting): Sit in a chair, with your head raised, your eyes straight, your back straight, your legs close together, your feet together, your two small hands touching your knees.
9. Manner (Squat): When squatting, keep your upper body straight, little ass, with one leg low and one leg high, slowly get up and stand well.
1. Hand-over items (ordinary items): When handing over items, present them with both hands, hold them steady, loosen your hands again, pick up people, greet them with both hands, show your gratitude and salute them.
11. handing articles (dangerous articles): handing scissors, there is a way, the scissors handle, the other party takes it, the fruit knife, the knife body, the handle and the smooth handing.
12, appearance (hair): boys hair, short and neat, girls hair, to be decent, diligent grooming, regular haircut, both beautiful and imposing.
13. Appearance (brushing your teeth): hold a small toothbrush in your hand, morning and evening. Keep your teeth bright and your breath clear, and you can get rid of germs and not get sick.
14. appearance (washing hands and face): after getting up, before eating, good baby, wash your hands and face, after going to the toilet, wash your hands and wash away small germs.
15. Appearance (bathing): Wash your hair first, then wash your feet, stand firm, prevent falling, shower with water, wipe soap and get dirty, and run away.
16. Appearance (foot washing): It's hard to walk every day. It's really comfortable to wash it, little feet. Wash it every day, clean it up and have a rest.
17. Appearance (nail cutting): fingernails should be trimmed frequently, which is both sanitary and beautiful. After cutting, wash your hands and clean up your dirty nails.
etiquette in public places
18. Safety knowledge (travel safety): When playing, you should pay attention to it, follow your parents, don't stay away, don't go anywhere in a strange place, and remember it for safety.
19. Common sense of safety (lost): If people get lost, stand in the same place and be patient. When parents return, the phone number is clear and the address is detailed. Please ask the police for help.
holiday etiquette
2. Three, eight? Women's Day: Women's Day, March 8, for my mother, making greeting cards, both working and housekeeping, I love you, good mother.
21、? May day? International Labor Day: May 1st, Labor Day, workers, all over the world, good baby, love labor, early independence, people praise.
22、? June 1st? International Children's Day: Children's Day, June 1st, children, with joy, show, I participate, watch the show, behave.
Book III
Basic Etiquette
1. Introduce yourself: be generous, articulate and loud, first name, then age, so that the other party can know more.
2. Introduce others: when guests arrive, say hello first. After entering the door, make an introduction, family first, visitors later, in the right order.
3. Smile: Good boy, be polite, meet people, smile slightly, be in a good mood and have no worries. What a wonderful world.
4. sign language (knowing basic gestures): sign language is very important. It is often used in life to introduce people, point in the direction and use the palm of your hand, which is more decent.
5. Sign language (the clever use of sign language): Traffic police refers to traffic, and sign language is different. Deaf and dumb people should respect and be reasonable when using sign language.
6. Borrowing things: You must ask for it clearly, take it away with permission, return it in time after use, and thank you. It is not difficult to borrow.
7. Return things: Take good care of other people, return them in time, without delay, show gratitude, and give them in both hands, so remember.
8. How to interrupt others' speech: When people are talking, don't interrupt, be quiet, don't disturb, express in an emergency, and speak only after permission.
9. How to watch other people's activities: children, play games, want to watch, stand by, don't make trouble, don't make noise, study hard and observe carefully.
1. How to participate in other people's activities: children, play games, participate, ask for permission, communicate frequently, help each other, be more humble and easy to get along with.
11, how to blow your nose: small nose, love it, don't play, don't dig, runny nose, gently wipe, love cleaning, everyone praises.
12. How to cough, yawn and sneeze: When coughing, there are many germs. Cover your mouth with paper towels, yawn, turn around, sneeze and avoid people.
13. Take care of stationery: take care of small stationery, small schoolbags, pack them neatly, don't tear books, don't bite pens, be a good boy and take care of yourself.
14, the use of pencils: small pencils, sharpen by yourself, pay attention to hygiene, can't hold, learn to write, pinch with three fingers, sit upright, and don't tilt your head.
Family Etiquette
15. Respect the elders (birthday congratulations): When the elders return, they should say hello. When they are busy, don't disturb them. When they are tired, they can take care of themselves. They should be congratulated for their longevity.
16. Respect the elders (parents' little helpers): I comfort my parents when they are sick, and I help them when they are tired, and I help them when they do housework.
17. Go home: Before going out, straighten your clothes, say goodbye, close the door lightly, greet when you enter the house, change your shoes first, and then wash your hands.
etiquette in public places
18. Safety knowledge (safety skating): When skating, people will be crowded without collision. Move aside. I won't go for safety, discipline and prohibition.
19. Safety knowledge (safe use of electricity): Do not touch the power socket and lighting lamp in case of danger. Turn the switch on and off lightly. If your hands are wet, do not touch it.
Holiday Etiquette
2. September 1th Teacher's Day: Teacher's Day, September 1th. Make a greeting card to show my gratitude. Good teacher, really hard work. I wish you good health.
Mid-Autumn Festival on August 15th: Mid-Autumn Festival, * * * reunion, the whole family, wishing each other, tasting moon cakes, fragrant and sweet, and enjoying the bright moon.
October 1st National Day (national flag, national emblem, national anthem): When playing the national anthem and raising the national flag, you should take off your hat, salute and sing the national anthem, stand still, love the motherland and remember it.
Book IV
Basic Etiquette
1. Dress (beautiful baby): Wear clothes, which are a little big, buttoned and pulled, change clothes frequently, clean frequently, and dress cleanly, which is more imposing.
2. Dress (tie your shoelaces): Wear shoes, choose the size, not wide, not pinch your feet, fasten your belt, keep your shoes on, run and jump, and don't fall.
3. Take care of your eyes (eye hygiene): It is very important to love your eyes. Read and watch, sit well, choose a position, find a distance, don't work overtime, and rest frequently.
4. Take good care of your eyes (writing habits): read and write, sitting at the end, the light is not strong or dark, and your eyes are tired. Look far away, set a time and do eye exercises.
family etiquette
5. Hospitality (reception of guests): When the guests arrive, they get up to greet them, be introduced to the table, have tea, make introductions, be respectful and polite.
6, hospitality (does not affect the guests): adults talk, just be quiet, if the game, the action is light, the guests leave, say goodbye, the guests go far, and the door is lightly closed.
7, hospitality (reception of small guests): small guests, not neglect, enthusiastic company, sincere company, the same game, know how to be modest, good toys, can be enjoyed.
8. Visit a guest: Before visiting a guest, make an appointment, say the number of people, set the time, arrive as scheduled, not sooner or later, and give a small gift, which people like. After taking a seat, sit at the opposite end, be the main person, not rummaging around, and the host is busy. Be timely, thank you first, and then leave.
Etiquette in public places
9. Dining out (taking a seat): Dining out, waiting quietly, not sitting busy, listening to the arrangement, with priority, young and old, elders first, and me later.
1. Dining out (dining out): When dining out, you are not in a hurry. Dishes and bowls should be placed neatly, and the movements should be light. If you need service, please say first.
11. Eating out (after meals): Eating out is polite, the elders are present, not impatient, eating quietly, not talking too much, eating all, and then leaving the table.
12. Visit the park: In the park, don't run around, love the environment, protect flowers and plants, be tall enough, buy tickets, throw garbage, and classify them well.
13. Visiting the park (don't feed small animals casually): Small animals have habits. If they eat food indiscriminately, they will get sick. If they don't feed, they should be civilized and be fed by others. Let me remind them.
14. Visiting the park (don't touch small animals casually): It's safe to look at animals and stand at a distance, without touching or teasing them, and treat them with respect.
15. Don't spit everywhere: small germs, running around, spitting indiscriminately, easy to infect, spitting, strict paper wrapping, good hygiene and good habits.
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