Unforgettable Water Splashing Festival board book design first prize

Unforgettable Water Splashing Festival Board Design First Prize is as follows:

I. Teaching Objectives:

Knowledge Objective: to enable students to master the customs and activities of the Dai Water Splashing Festival and to understand the related cultural background knowledge.

Ability Objective: to cultivate students' reading comprehension ability, and to enable them to understand the content of the article accurately through pictures and text descriptions.

Emotional Objective: Through studying this article, students can feel the hospitality and deep national feelings of the Dai people, and enhance their cultural awareness and patriotic feelings.

The focus of teaching:

Master the customs and activities of the Dai Water Festival.

Understanding the scenes and emotions described in the article.

III. Teaching Difficulties:

Understanding the rhetorical techniques and expressions used in the article.

Feel the national emotion and cultural consciousness expressed in the article.

Four Teaching Steps:

Introduction: guide the students into the theme of the lesson by showing some pictures and videos about the Water Splashing Festival.

Reading: let the students read the text and understand the main content and structure of the article.

Explaining: by explaining the key points and difficult points in the text, make the students have a deeper understanding of the customs and activities of the Dai Water Splashing Festival.

Discussion: Let students discuss in groups and share their feelings and understanding to further deepen their understanding of the text.

Summary: By summarizing the main contents and key points and difficulties of the lesson, students will have a complete understanding of the lesson.

Homework: Assign some assignments related to this lesson, such as writing a short essay about the traditional festivals in their hometown.

Russian Festivals:

The Water Splashing Festival is a New Year's festival of the Dai, Achang, Brown, Wa, De'ang and other ethnic minorities in China and certain ethnic groups in the Central and Southern Peninsula. It is the grandest traditional festival of the year for the Dai people. China's Dai festival in the Dai calendar in June and July (about ten days after the Qingming Festival). Now fixed in the calendar April 13 to 15.

During the festival, people splash water on each other for blessings and hold activities such as worshipping Buddha, racing dragon boats, releasing gaosheng, and lighting Kongming lanterns. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, new elements such as parades, cultural performances, movie nights, exhibitions and material exchanges have been added. Thailand, Myanmar, Laos and other countries celebrate this festival in mid-April of the Gregorian calendar every year.

The Water Splashing Festival is a comprehensive stage to show the traditional culture of Dai water culture, music and dance culture, food culture, dress culture and folk veneration, etc. It is an important window to study the history of Dai people and has high academic value. The water festival shows Zhangha, white elephant dance and other artistic performances to help understand the Dai sense of nature, love of water and respect for the Buddha, gentle and quiet national identity.