moving target
1. Know that winter jasmine is the earliest flower in spring, and understand its characteristics.
2. Learn to be a winter jasmine and decorate the early spring scenery indoors.
Activities to be prepared
1, picture: Yingchun 7
2. Courseware: Changes of Winter jasmine
3. Wicker branches (or green crepe paper), yellow crepe paper, glue sticks, etc.
Activity process
First, observe the winter jasmine.
1, above-Winter jasmine 4
Guide the children to observe and tell about the winter jasmine.
(1) What is this flower? What does the winter jasmine look like? What do its leaves look like? /
(2) Where does the winter jasmine grow? How many petals does the winter jasmine have?
How do branches grow? What else is there on the branch besides flowers?
2. Why is it called Winter jasmine?
Teacher: Because it is the earliest flower that blooms in spring, it is called the winter jasmine.
Winter jasmine grows on the branches with five petals, and the branches bend to the ground.
There are many flowers on the branches, which are different from other flowers. They bloom first and then grow leaves.
There are flowers and leaves on the branches, and the leaves are green and small.
3. Courseware: Observe the change of winter jasmine.
Second, making winter jasmine
1, Teacher: Will you let the winter jasmine bloom in our classroom today?
2. Introduce the production method of winter jasmine.
Observe the winter jasmine
-Stick 5-6 petals together with paste.
-Then stick the petals on the branches.
Be careful not to drop the petals when you do it.
3, children's production
Third, arrange the Spring Festival exhibition.
Teachers and children decorate the classroom with prepared winter jasmine.