Kindergarten Mid-Autumn Festival teaching plan [5]

The Mid-Autumn Festival is a traditional folk festival in China. Before the festival, many kinds of moon cakes with bright colors and delicious taste appeared, and children saw and tasted more. Children have a preliminary understanding of the Mid-Autumn Festival in the existing experience, knowing that there are moon cakes on the market and the Mid-Autumn Festival is coming soon. I have compiled five kindergarten Mid-Autumn Festival teaching plans, hoping to help you!

Mid-Autumn Festival Teaching Plan 1

Activity purpose: 1. Learn the story of Mid-Autumn Festival.

Remember that Mid-Autumn Festival is on that day, and say "Happy Mid-Autumn Festival" on this day.

3. Experience the joy of Mid-Autumn Festival.

Activity preparation: Chang 'e, the moon, moon cakes, Houyi and other pictures.

Key and difficult points of the activity: understand the story and say Happy Mid-Autumn Festival.

Activity flow:

First, the launch of moon cakes.

Children, look at what the teacher has. Moon cakes! When do you usually eat moon cakes? Mid-Autumn Festival! Why?

Second, enter the story.

Then today the teacher will tell you a story about the Mid-Autumn Festival.

Third, let children remember stories.

Then, children, think about it. At the beginning of the story, why did Hou Yi shoot at the sun? What did Hou Yi get? Did he eat? Where did this medicine go? What happened to Chang 'e? Finally, where did Chang 'e stop? What's there?

Fourth, learn to have a happy Mid-Autumn Festival.

So, do the children know when the Mid-Autumn Festival is? Well, August fifteenth. There are still two days left. On this day, we should remember to say "Happy Mid-Autumn Festival!" To our parents.

Talk about what you are going to do in the Mid-Autumn Festival.

So, what are the children's plans for the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival? Let's talk together.

Mid-Autumn Festival Teaching Plan II

target

Understand the origin and customs of Mid-Autumn Festival; Experience the joy of sharing, unity and peace.

prepare

Moon cakes, all kinds of fruits.

process

1, environmental creation. Arrange large-scale murals of Mid-Autumn Festival with students, including the change of the moon, the legend of palace lanterns and the moon.

2. Tell a story about Mid-Autumn Festival. Emphasize that the Mid-Autumn Festival is a harvest festival and a reunion festival.

3. "Reunion for Mid-Autumn Festival". Put on moon cakes and fruits and taste them together.

4. Let the students watch the moon in the Mid-Autumn Festival with their families in the evening, and tell them a story about the moon or teach them an ancient poem about the moon and the Mid-Autumn Festival.

5. Talk about: "How does my family spend the Mid-Autumn Festival?" . Tell you stories or poems told by your parents. You can also have imaginative conversations: "mysterious moon" and so on.

6. Play a game: "Go to Aunt Chang 'e's house as a guest". Students voluntarily discuss in groups how to perform and assign roles (Chang 'e, white rabbit, astronaut, etc.). ). Make props and perform. The rest of the students are spectators. Rotate each other.

suggestion

1, this activity can be combined with activities in the natural field. For example, arrange to observe the moon before and after the festival, and draw a "book of moon phase changes".

2. This activity is a series of activities, which will be carried out several times. You can also add some art and math activities, such as making moon cakes and fruits with mud or plasticine.

3. In schools with conditions, when the moon rises, observe the moon with an astronomical telescope or hold a "Mid-Autumn Moonlight Party" in the moonlight. Teachers will tell students the legend of the moon with music, and astronauts will land on the moon. Everyone will taste moon cakes and fruits, enjoy the moon and hold a fancy dress party (children will play Chang 'e and White Rabbit ...).

Mid-Autumn Festival Teaching Plan III

Activity objectives:

1, know the traditional Mid-Autumn Festival, know its origin and related customs.

2. Experience the joy of sharing and cooperation.

3. Be able to speak and express boldly in front of peers with confidence.

Activity preparation:

1. Electronic pictures, animations, stories and legends about the moon.

2. Before the activity, decorate the activity room together and hang the moon phase diagram.

3. Prepare with the teacher: moon cakes, fruits, greeting cards, etc.

Activity flow:

1. Guess: "Sometimes it falls on the hillside, sometimes it hangs on the treetops, sometimes it looks like a disk, sometimes it looks like a sickle." Please guess what it is.

Show me the picture: the moon, talk about the change of the moon (the moon is sunny and round).

Introduce the origin of Mid-Autumn Festival: In ancient times, people divided a year into four seasons. August happens to be a month in autumn, which is called "Mid-Autumn Festival". August 15th is a day of this month, so it is called Mid-Autumn Festival. This night, the moon is the roundest and brightest, people eat fruits and enjoy the moon, and they also hope that life will be as round and full as the moon.

Teacher: There are many beautiful legends and stories in Mid-Autumn Festival. Please tell them.

Appreciate how people spend the Mid-Autumn Festival.

1) Please tell us how you spend the Mid-Autumn Festival with your parents at home.

Do you know how people in other places celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival? Play the corresponding message: How do people spend the Mid-Autumn Festival?

4. Eat moon cakes and share happiness.

1) Teacher: Do you know how people celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival? Teachers also know that children love to eat moon cakes. Today, everyone has brought all kinds of moon cakes. Please introduce your moon cakes.

2) The teacher's brief summary, the classification of moon cakes 3) Enjoy the song "Grandpa Beats Moon Cakes for me" and the music "Moonlit Night on the Spring River" (or watch VC), share moon cakes while listening to music, and experience the happiness of spending the holidays with peers and teachers.

5. Send greeting cards to each other and learn how to make wishes.

6. Outreach activities: Encourage children to go home to make greeting cards and exchange e-cards with their peers (with the help of parents).

Mid-Autumn Festival Teaching Plan IV

Design intent

For middle-class children, Mid-Autumn Festival is still a strange festival. The purpose of this activity is to let children have a preliminary perception of some China folk culture, so as to stimulate the children's national cultural origin. The cognitive characteristics of middle school children are concrete and intuitive, so children can have a preliminary understanding of Mid-Autumn Festival by listening to stories, eating moon cakes and listening to music.

Activity name: Mid-Autumn Festival

Activity goal: 1. Understand the origin and customs of Mid-Autumn Festival.

2. Experience the happiness of spending the holidays with your companions.

Emphasis and difficulty of the activity: Understand the origin of Mid-Autumn Festival and people's love and yearning for traditional festivals.

Activity preparation: pictures about Mid-Autumn Festival, moon cakes (one for each person), multimedia.

Activity flow: First, the beginning part

Question: 1, children, do you like to eat moon cakes?

Do you know when to eat moon cakes?

Second, the basic part

1. Show pictures. Please look at the people in the photo and what they are doing.

Next, the teacher told the children a story. The children listened carefully. After listening, please tell them why they want to eat moon cakes. . . . . . )

Summary: Next year, the Mid-Autumn Festival will be celebrated on August 15th of the lunar calendar. Mid-Autumn Festival is a time for family reunion. Everyone will spend the Mid-Autumn Festival together, eat moon cakes and enjoy the moon.

The teacher announced the start of Mid-Autumn Festival. First, give each child a moon cake and listen to music at the same time. Feel the joy of spending the holidays with your companions.

When the music stopped, teachers and children said again that "the 15th day of the eighth lunar month is the Mid-Autumn Festival". I also hope that the children will tell this story to their families when they get home.

The Mid-Autumn Festival is over.

Third, the conclusion part.

Did the children have fun today? When they go home at night, they enjoy the moon with their parents and grandparents.

Mid-autumn festival teaching plan five

moving target

1. Learn about the customs of Mid-Autumn Festival and experience the festive atmosphere. I know Mid-Autumn Festival is a traditional folk festival.

2. Understand the law of the moon's profit and loss.

3. Stimulate children's desire to explore the moon.

Important and difficult

Why does the moon have a full moon?

Activities to be prepared

Moon cakes (several copies), drawing paper, colored ink pens and model paintings: the moon in the middle of the month, the middle of the month and the end of the month.

Activity process

First, show: moon cakes. Get down to business.

1. Guide children to communicate with each other and talk about the shape and taste of moon cakes.

Introduce the customs about Mid-Autumn Festival to children and help them understand the significance of Mid-Autumn Festival reunion.

Second, understand the changing law of the moon.

1. Enjoy the story "Moon Girl makes clothes". Teachers' Day tells stories and children listen.

2. Exchange discussions. Why can't Miss Moon make clothes? How did she change? When will you lose weight? When is the roundest? When does it look like an eyebrow (sickle, boat, disc)?

Teacher's summary: The size of the moon changes every day. The moon at the beginning of the month is thin and curved, like a little girl's eyebrows. Slowly, the moon becomes bigger and bigger, like a sickle and a boat. On the fifteenth and sixteenth day of the lunar calendar every month, the moon is the roundest, like a big disk. Then, the moon began to get smaller and change, and then it became thin and curved at the end of the month.

Third, draw a picture: the changing moon.

The teacher made a demonstration picture to introduce the moon at the beginning, middle and end of the month to the children. Let the children know the changing law of the moon.

Children's operation: draw The Changing Moon. Draw the moon at the beginning, middle and end of the month.