Teacher: Teacher Qu.

Ding Dong's doorbell rang (1).

Activity objectives:

1, guide children to enjoy the cheerful Dingdongmen bell.

2. Stimulate children's feelings of singing and performing.

Activity preparation:

1, song recording.

2. Piano.

Activity flow:

First of all, review the song "Baby is going to sleep".

1, guide children to sing softly and sing lullabies slowly.

2, simple song performance, highlighting the left hand movement.

Second, enjoy the new song Xiao doorbell.

1. Feel the joyful emotional rhythm of music.

2. The teacher guides the children to listen to music and get the correct rhythm by tapping the time with his left and right hands.

3. Appreciate the song again and feel the artistic conception of the song.

Third, learn to sing.

1, children listen to music and read the lyrics with the teacher.

2. Children and teachers sing together.

Step 3 guide

Children think about what they can do according to music.

Ding Dong's doorbell rang (2)

Activity objectives:

1, learn to perform songs on the basis of being familiar with the melody of songs.

2. Learn the hand movements of singing with your left hand.

Activity preparation:

1, song recording.

2. A number of small chairs.

Activity flow:

First, the review part.

1, comment on the song Xiao doorbell.

2, repeated singing requirements: people sitting in a small chair, chest straight, feet together.

Second, learn to perform songs.

1, the teacher guides half the children to be the host and half the children to be the guests.

2. The small chair serves as the door, and the person who plays the host sits in the chair like a horse, and rings the doorbell with his left hand along with the music.

3. Clap your hands and follow the music ... When you sing "Please ring the doorbell", you quickly run to a chair to show that you have come to the guest's house.

4. Lean back, ring the doorbell with your left hand and sing "Ding Dong". Sing "Here comes the little guest". The child who plays the host quickly gets up and turns the chair with his left hand, which means that the left hand opens the door and faces the guests, making a "please" action.

5. The last sentence "Ding Dong" Two people press each other's noses with their left hands.

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