The first lesson of sculpture and dance for primary school students.

I have taught dance to primary and secondary school students. I don't know what the foundation of lz is, but persuading students is the key. Nowadays, children are very independent and will clearly distinguish between teachers they like and teachers they don't like, so making children like you is the first factor.

In fact, there is no need to teach anything in the first class. The most important thing is to know your students first. You can ask the students the basic information first, and then try to remember their names, which will make them feel better about you.

Then you should tell them roughly what you are going to teach this semester. Of course, it's not too detailed and professional, and they don't understand. Just tell them roughly, for example, "We are going to learn Dai dance this semester. Have you all seen Dai dance? " "We need to simply practice some flexibility, including legs and waist." That's good.

The one-and-a-half-hour class is very fast, and the rest depends on your improvisation. The first class is mainly to make students like you, at least accept you. However, you have a hard time dealing with the teacher now, hehe, but don't be too nervous. Good luck:)