As an outstanding faculty member, you are usually required to write lesson plans. The lesson plan is the general organizational program and action plan for teaching activities. So how do you write a good lesson plan? The following is my carefully compiled kindergarten music activity lesson plan: Xia, I hope it can help everyone. Kindergarten small class music activity lesson plan: Xia 1

Activity goals:

1. Learn to sing the song "Xia" and be able to initially sing the onomatopoeia "rumbling" and "wow" in the song accurately "Quack quack quack".

2. Master the rhythm of the song by beating the rhythm.

3. Able to listen carefully to the singing of peers and teachers, and sing in a more coordinated manner.

Activity preparation:

1. Preliminary understanding of summer climate characteristics and natural phenomena (rich in the early stage)

2. "Children Walking" and "It's Raining" Music

Activity process:

1. Introduction of the game "Children Walking"

The teacher and the children follow the music together to show the children sleeping - getting up - walking ——Thundering-Raining-A series of dynamics of going home

(In this process, children are encouraged to behave differently from others and mobilize their positive emotions)

2. Learn songs

1. Ask questions to arouse interest and learn lyrics

(1) If there is thunder, what kind of sound will it make? Who will learn it? (Master the rumble)

(2) Crash, what’s the sound? Is it raining heavily or lightly? (It’s raining heavily.)

(3) It’s raining heavily. What will the little frog do? (Quack, quack, quack, croak)

2. Recite the lyrics according to the rhythm

(1) Follow the teacher’s rhythm to learn the lyrics

(2) Focus on practicing xxx and xxx Children can be guided to clap their hands, legs or other parts of the body to express these two rhythm patterns.

3. Learn the song "Summer"

Sing the song "Summer" with the accompaniment of the melody, and encourage children to sing the song while tapping the rhythm of the song

3. End the relaxing game "It's Raining"

Participate in music activities with the sound of rain and experience the joy and unrestrainedness of impromptu dance. Kindergarten small class music activity lesson plan: Summer 2

Activity goals:

1. Let children feel the excitement of summer nights by listening, sensing, and expressing the sounds of various small animals in summer nights.

2. Able to explore various ways to relieve summer heat and quench thirst through various sound imaginations.

3. Explore various methods of killing mosquitoes and flies, and let children experience the joy and fun of killing mosquitoes and flies.

Activity preparation:

1. Various sound materials (crickets, frogs, mosquitoes, cicadas, thunder, drinks, electric fans, mosquito swatting sound, etc.).

2. Pictures of crickets, frogs, mosquitoes, cicadas, etc.

3. Various mosquito swatters, cardboard, crepe paper, soft leather thread, used beverage cans, etc.

Activity process:

1. Create a summer night lawn situation to stimulate children's interest.

Teacher: Listen, what is this sound? Where is it?

(Let children listen to various sounds and look for small animals.)

2. Let children feel the lively sounds in the grass on summer nights.

(1) Freely imitate and express the sounds of various small animals through singing performances, creations and other activities.

(Through this link, children can stimulate their desire for expression and develop their performance and creative abilities.)

(2) Let children communicate what sounds they like? Don't like the sound? Why?

(3) Let young children handle various small animals correctly.

(Let children use their past life experiences to distinguish beneficial insects from pests and deepen their understanding of various bugs.)

3. Use thunder to introduce children to indoor scenes.

4. Allow children to imagine, discuss, and explore various ways to relieve summer heat and quench their thirst by listening to various sounds.

(By providing a variety of indoor sounds, provide children with a space for free and full imagination and expression, and develop children's imagination and language skills.)

5. Target mosquitoes and flies Let the children discuss how to get rid of mosquitoes and flies.