Text | Kang Lei
In late July, 20021year, heavy rains in various parts of Henan province caused waterlogging in many cities, which posed a great threat to the lives and property of the people in the upstream and downstream.
In early August, a new round of COVID-19-Delta virus strain raged again, and the situation of epidemic prevention and control was grim.
When disaster befalls us, how to make students overcome their inner fears and enhance their confidence in winning is a very realistic educational problem.
1. Collect articles, pictures, videos and other materials related to floods in Henan, and make courseware.
2. Ideas: Through teacher-student exchanges and discussions, we should build confidence and firm will in the face of disasters, and learn to save ourselves and help others.
Class meeting import:
Teacher: Hello, class! Let's look at a news report first.
(Students watch CCTV news "Continuous Heavy Rainfall in Henan")
Text content
It is reported that from 08: 00 on July 20, 20021year to 06: 00 on July 20, 20021year, heavy rains occurred in central and northern Henan, and heavy rains (250-350 mm) occurred in parts of Zhengzhou, Xinxiang, Kaifeng, Jiaozuo and other places, Zhengzhou, Xinxiang, Kaifeng and Luoyang in Henan.
Some experts say that the rainstorm in Zhengzhou comes once in a thousand years: 1 hour rainfall is equivalent to 3 17 autumn in the West Lake.
Teacher: Students, what should we do as students when disaster strikes us? Who should we trust?
Teacher: When the disaster comes, we are in a desperate situation, and there is no one around us, so there is no hope for help. What should we do?
Let's watch a video and related articles together.
(Play video, show text)
The miracle of life! He was trapped in the underground garage for 72 hours because of drinking sewage. With a strong desire to survive, he finally waited for help.
Content overview
Mr. Li was trapped in the underground garage and soaked for 72 hours. His mobile phone is broken and he can't contact the outside world.
"I thought at the time, I must hold on and not die."
Relying on these beliefs, Mr. Li lives by drinking sewage, guided by lighters, and constantly looking for breathing gaps in the underground garage. When you are tired, you lie in the ventilation duct. In the meantime, Mr. Li has been tapping the water pipe next to him with the stick he found, expecting someone to hear his cry for help.
Teacher: What kind of inspiration did this news give you?
If you are Mr. Li, do you have such a strong belief in saving yourself? Please express your personal opinion.
(health discussion)
The teacher summed up-
1. When encountering difficulties, keep calm and don't panic.
2. Take advantage of the environment and take the initiative to find a way to save yourself.
3. Maintain physical strength, call for help tactfully, and wait for rescue.
The teacher showed: keep confidence and believe in yourself, and there will be miracles in life!
Teacher: What if old people and children are in danger?
Ok, let's look at another cartoon and tell a true story related to this cartoon.
(Show story text and pictures)
Story summary
Grandma went to the kindergarten to pick up her grandchildren. During the rainstorm, the car broke down on the road. The flood soon flooded the car door. Three people in the car are in danger.
Grandma first called her daughter for help. When my daughter received the call, her first reaction was to call the police. But at that time, all 9 1 1 telephones were busy.
The daughter asked her grandmother to tell her the exact location of the flooded car. The old man reported the shops around him on the phone: a convenience store, a hotel and a noodle shop in JD.COM.
My daughter, who is also the mother of two children, made the most correct decision in the whole incident: search the names of convenience stores and noodle shops on take-away and comment software to determine the location of grandma's car.
Because she knows that people nearby are the best rescue force. Mom found the phone number of the convenience store owner first.
In less than five minutes, the convenience store owner swam over with a hammer.
Later, hotel security guards and noodle shop owners came with kitchen knives and buckets, smashing cars, breaking windows and saving people ... the window on the left rear of the car was broken.
The grandson was dragged out, and then the granddaughter was rescued. Finally, grandma.
The picture in the painting shows the children being carried out of the car by the masses in buckets and wading to a safe place.
Teacher: The convenience store owner, hotel security guard and noodle shop owner in the story are ordinary passers-by on weekdays.
However, please remember that the names of the rescuers are: Lu Lian, Li Kunpeng, Wang Zhilei and Li Xiang.
How do you feel when you hear such a nervous story again? Please exchange and discuss.
(Students discuss and share their feelings)
On weekdays, we are told "don't talk to strangers" and be vigilant.
However, we China people are in a crisis, and the brilliance of human nature is absolutely shining.
In the face of floods and life, the chivalrous spirit in the hearts of China people shines brightly.
Xiu: Believe in the people you love, believe in others, you and I will join hands and be fearless!
(To be continued)