Activity objectives:
1, let children know to do their own thing and cultivate their initial sense of responsibility.
2. Let children learn to help their parents do what they can, and inspire children to care and love their beautiful feelings.
3. Take an active part in activities and speak your mind boldly.
4. Willing to communicate clearly and express your ideas.
Activity preparation:
1. Arrange a live performance of Xiaohua at Home.
2, children's operating materials, teaching wall charts "I am a little helper for parents."
Activity flow:
1, guide children to recall their parents' work and housework, and stimulate their desire to do things for their parents. ...
(1) Inspire children to talk about how their parents work hard and think about how they should share some housework for their parents.
(2) Let children watch the situational performance Xiaohua at Home to inspire children to think about the following questions:
How does Xiaohua care about her parents? What can we do for mom and dad?
(3) Enlighten children to do their own things, say that they do it themselves, don't let parents worry, and help children do what they can.
2. Encourage children to say that they can help with housework.
(1) Guide children to recall what they have done, such as tidying up dishes and chopsticks, wiping the table, sweeping the floor, washing handkerchiefs and socks, folding clothes, taking milk and taking out the garbage.
(2) Let the children tell their peers something they helped their parents to do, and let the children learn from each other.
(3) Let children help their parents.
Let the children go home and ask their parents what to do to become their little helpers, then do something for them seriously and report to the teachers and children after returning to the park.
(4) Let children enjoy the children's song "Little Helper".
Activity reflection:
Nowadays, children are all "little emperors" and "little princesses" at home, living a life of well-fed and pampered. In their eyes, their parents' love and help are taken for granted. Children are used to taking, whether in language or in action, but rarely express their parents. Based on the starting point of cultivating children's emotional growth, I specially designed "I am a little helper for parents" in the theme activities of large classes.
This activity is a good opportunity for gratitude education. Incorporate small details that children usually don't notice into their life experience, so that children can intuitively feel and understand their parents' hard work, thus generating the true feeling of loving their parents.
During the activity, I asked the children: What does mom do at home every day? What does dad do every day? The children gave me almost the same answer: my father went to work, my mother cooked, and some said that my mother did nothing but pick me up. Children's special perspective and life cognition make them turn a blind eye to their parents' daily hard work and dedication, and they can't feel the same. It can be seen from the children's answers that they are basically self-centered at home and have not learned to care about their families and others. In order to let children think more, think more about the hard work and efforts of their parents. I try to use my body movements to remind my children. This not only makes them interesting, but also can concentrate and solve the fixed pattern of children's thinking. When I put out the photos of my father working, my mother working and the children helping my father, the children suddenly realized that there was a surprised voice in the distance: are mom and dad so busy when we go to kindergarten? Do so many things? Through this link, children have deepened their knowledge and understanding of their parents.
At the same time, I also found a book to share reading, the title is "Help". Combined with the appreciation of picture books, children also learned to give gifts to their parents, that is, I will help their parents or do something for them. This is the best gift for my parents. Every child didn't forget to give this gift to his parents when he got home.
Seeing the children's sensible behavior, mom and dad smiled with relief.