As an excellent people's teacher, we often need to write lesson plans. Writing lesson plans helps us accurately grasp the key points and difficulties of teaching materials, and then choose appropriate teaching methods. How should we write lesson plans? Below are the "Big Red Dates" lesson plans that I have collected for your reference. I hope it can help friends in need. Big Red Date Lesson Plan 1

Activity goals:

1. Practice crawling on hands and knees to exercise coordination of movements.

2. Actively participate in activities and experience the love.

Activity preparation:

Some red dates, a small basket, a piece of music, a tape recorder, etc.

Activity process:

1. Introduction to the activity

1. Warm-up exercise - little hedgehog imitation exercise

2. Children crawl and walk independently

"Baby, let's go to the grass and play games. . ”

“The baby is hungry, let’s go pick dates and eat them.”

The teacher reminds the children to crawl on their hands and knees.

2. Develop game scenarios and experience happiness

1. Explore the gameplay

"There are so many dates on the tree, how can we eat the dates?" ( Children's discussion)

2. "Let's take a rest after eating." (Children do some relaxing movements)

3. Game: Red Date Doll's Adventure

"There are so many dates now, but our grandparents haven't eaten them yet. How can we transport these dates home?" (Put the basket with the dates on your back and crawl back. Home)

4. Evaluate the situation of outdoor activities

3. Extension of activities

Various materials can be put into the basket, and children can Use and play. Big Red Date Lesson Plan 2

Activity goals:

1. Improve the flexibility of small muscles in the hands and stimulate children’s interest in hands-on activities

2. Develop thinking flexibility, Stimulate creativity

Activity preparation:

Same number of red ropes, several ropes of various colors, music accompaniment "Ten Friends Come Out" and "Turn Your Wrist So Smartly"

Activity process:

1. Beginning part:

1. Preparatory activities: finger and wrist exercises "Ten Friends Come Out"

2. Review the basic shapes of rope turning:

Teacher: Children, we have learned those basic shapes

Children: the basic shape of the middle finger, the basic shape of the index finger, and the basic shape of the wrist

Teacher: Invite the children to practice by themselves and see who can turn it faster and better

The children operate and the teacher observes and guides.

2. Basic part: Learning the rope-turning pattern "Big Red Date"

1. Teacher: Today, the teacher is going to show the children a new pattern. Please see what it looks like.

Teacher demonstrates tricks.

Teacher: What does it look like?

Younger: Big rubber ball, coin, orange, sun red date

Teacher: It really looks like a big red date. Then let’s call it Big Red Date. Let's learn translation together, shall we?

2. The teacher demonstrates and explains at the same time.

a. Hold the rope on the wrists of both hands, palms facing outward, like two tigers opening their mouths.

b. Bite the two ropes and turn upward.

c. Two tiger tails press one rope to pick one rope.

d. The middle fingers are strung across the rope under the palm.

e. Loosen the ropes of the thumbs and little fingers of both hands, arrange them and turn them into red dates.

3. Lead the children to operate step by step:

4. Children Practice the tricks by yourself, and the teacher will give you focused guidance.

5. Teacher: Children, you can still do those tricks.

Young: chrysanthemum, parachute, big bowl, cat ears, morning glory.

Teacher: Then let’s hold a rope-turning show.

Children display the patterns while turning over them.

3. Ending part:

1. Teacher: What other games can be played using the rope?

Children: Use the rope to display pictures and numbers. , place pinyin.

Teacher: Ask the children to choose their own partners and put together the pictures.

Children’s group activities.

2. Organize the activity materials accompanied by music, such as "turning your wrist so dexterously".

Self-evaluation of the activity:

This activity gives full play to the age characteristics of children who are easy to imitate and hands-on. During the operation, they develop their thinking flexibility, memory, and observation abilities, and improve their Flexibility of small hand muscles. A small turning rope becomes a magic weapon in the hands of children, transforming into colorful patterns and weaving children's dreams.