As a teacher, you often need to use lesson plans, which can effectively improve your teaching ability. So, have you studied lesson plans? The following is my teaching plan of ladybug looking for leaves in the middle class math activity class for your reference, hoping to help friends in need.

I. Activity objectives:

1. Consolidate children's understanding of numbers within 9 and cultivate their ability to classify by numbers.

2. Cultivate children's interest in mathematics.

Second, the activity preparation:

1, some paper ladybugs with scores of 6, 7, 8 and 9;

2. A tree with leaves of 6 points, 7 points, 8 points and 9 points.

Three. Highlights and difficulties of the activity:

Let children find the leaves corresponding to ladybugs accurately.

Fourth, the activity process:

1, arouse interest:

Today, the teacher invited a very lovely friend to our class. Guess who it is?

Teachers and children play finger games with ladybugs to arouse children's interest in the game;

Little ladybug, little ladybug (fingers bent up and down),

The little ladybug is crawling around (four fingers are crawling).

Catch up with big pests (speed up crawling),

Eat it all at once (stop, make it look like food).

Step 2 adopt ladybugs

(1) There are so many ladybugs. Let's find a little ladybug as a friend. Every child adopts a little ladybug.

(2) Let's take a look at our lovely ladybug friends and see how they are different. Guide the children to count a few points on the ladybug, and judge which ladybug it is in this way.

(3) The ladybug has its own name. Look! There are some ladybugs on it!

(4) Please count the points on the back of the ladybug. How do you calculate it? (Summary: You can count from top to bottom or from left to right)

(5) If your friend is a six-star ladybug, please stand up and let the children check it for you.

Your friend is a ladybug. Go forward and ask the child to examine you.

Your friend is a ladybug. Go forward and ask the child to examine you.

Your friend is a ladybug from nine planets. Please come forward and ask the child to examine you.

3. Help ladybugs find leaves

Ladybugs ask children to help them find small leaves: let children find the corresponding leaves with the same number, and put ladybugs on the corresponding digital leaves. Let's play with the lovely ladybug!

Verb (short for verb) activity is over:

Let the fastest child talk about how he found it and give encouragement to the children who behave well today.

The expansion of intransitive verbs;

Let the child go home and tell his parents how he helped ladybugs find leaves today.