Teaching plan of frying peas in middle class sports

Activity goal: 1. Feel the action of throwing and catching the ball in the game and explore the method of catching the ball in the air.

2. Improve the child's hand-eye coordination ability and the flexibility of upper limb movements by practicing self-throwing and self-grasping.

3. Experience the fun of "fried peas".

Activity preparation: 1, waste newspaper (one for each person)

2. Green Bean Baby. (made of small balls)

3. Preheat the music "Little Chef" and the game background music "Cooking".

4. Several baskets.

Activity flow: First, the beginning part:

1, scene introduction.

Teacher: "Hey, kid! A magical little chef came today. He can cook a lot of delicious food. He came to our class and asked the children in our class to learn how to make fried peas with him ... "The teacher led Doudou Wa out and asked the children to say hello to him.

2. Children and Doudouwa do warm-up exercises together.

Second, the basic part:

1, the teacher shows the newspaper and lets the children use their brains to think about how to turn the waste newspaper into small beans (rub, pinch, rub). The teacher distributed newspapers to the children to see who could do it quickly and well.

2. "Are the peas ready? Now our Doudouwa is going to start teaching children to fry Doudou! " The teacher demonstrated the actions of "frying peas" and "turning peas" to the children with background music. ("Stir-fried peas": Take newspaper balls alternately with your left and right hands. "Turn peas": throw and catch newspaper balls. ) explain the requirements of frying peas to children during the demonstration: use your hands as pots and shovels to ensure that peas will not fall to the ground.

3. Children should explore the methods of throwing and catching the ball in groups, and teachers should observe the methods of children's games and help them find a good way to catch the earth.

4. Ask children to introduce "how to catch a ball that doesn't land". Both teachers and students have the same conclusion: the ball should be thrown straight into the sky, not too high. Eyes should always pay attention to the whereabouts of the ball, so that it is easy to catch the ball.

5. Teachers and students stir-fry peas with background music. The teacher encouraged the children to try to throw the ball higher.

Third, the last part:

1, "Fried peas" competition. Each group chooses a bean-frying expert to have a bean-flipping competition to see who throws and catches the ball the most times, and the ball fails to catch the ground and is eliminated.