Activity objectives:

Try to match three kinds of fruits according to one-dimensional characteristics (shape or color).

2. Experience the fun of participating in the operation and finding it in the activity.

Activity preparation: 1. Experience: Children have a preliminary understanding of the names, shapes and colors of common fruits.

4. Apples, pears and bananas made of black handmade paper and transparent plastic wrapping paper, one for each person, red, yellow and green floor paper.

Activity flow:

First,? Imported fruit baby hide-and-seek

Children, have you ever played hide-and-seek games? How to play? Today, our fruit friends also want to play hide-and-seek with us. Are you happy?

Now they are hiding, but their shadows are under our little chairs. Here, find them under your little chair.

Second, match the shape of the fruit.

Did you find it? Which fruit friend did you find? Who found it like him? Did you find it? I found it too. Which fruit friend do you think is the shadow I found? Who also found bananas? Let's have a look. Gently tell your friends next to you whose shadow you found? (Children look at each other and talk)

My fruit friend is a little tired. Let's have a rest at home. Look, how many? Shall we count together? We will send apples, pears and bananas with the same shape to their home to have a rest. Think about it. Where will your fruit friend stay? (The child thinks for a moment), send Guo You to his home to have a rest. (children's operation)

These babies are really great. They sent all our fruit friends to rest. Let's take a look at them together.

(1), what fruit is resting in this room? What shape is it? What shape is this home? Round apples are put in a round house.

If something goes wrong: let's see if all the families are resting.

(2) Whose home is this? (Pear House) It's the same shape as a pear, with a small top and a small bottom. (Big) (Pears with small heads and big heads rest at home)

(3) What is the shape of this home? Who rests in the crooked home? Bananas are also (curved) (curved bananas rest in curved homes)

Summary: It turns out that our fruit friends all look different. Apples are round, pears are small and big, and bananas are curved.

Third, find the color of the fruit.

Guoyou has rested and wants to play hide-and-seek with you again. Are you ready? Cover your eyes quickly and don't peek! (takes out a transparent one) Okay, they're hiding! This time, Guo You took off his clothes and hid on your desk. Find them quickly.

Find a fruit friend and go back to your seat. (Each child finds a picture of transparent fruit made of plastic paper.)