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Understand the math teaching plan of April kindergarten class.
I. Situation analysis

Mathematics is an abstract and thinking subject. Guide children's superficial basic knowledge of mathematics, cultivate children's initial logical thinking ability, create spirit and various abilities, and promote children's intellectual development. Develop children's "sense of time" by guiding them to initially perceive the concept of time. Establishing children's concept of time is gradually formed on the basis of rich perceptual experience.

According to the actual situation of children in the first class, children are more literate, know the time concepts of yesterday, today and tomorrow, and know the formation of a week. Therefore, in the activity design, I integrate "year, month and day" into the story, so that the characters and stories are skillfully combined, and the original abstract and complex concepts become concrete, concise and easy to understand, leaving room for children to actively explore and learn.

Two. moving target

1. Understand the concepts of year, month and day, and perceive the relationship between year and day; Explore with different counting methods: there are 12 months in a year, 30 (28,31) days in a month and 365 days in a year.

2. Call a calendar to guide children to know that there is a record time "year, month and day". Calendars are divided into years and categories.

Activity focus: Explore with different counting methods: there are 12 months in a year, 30 (28,31) days in a month and 365 days in a year.

Activity difficulty: What months are the big month and the small month? What month is the top abortion?

Three. Activities to prepare

1. A large card of "Year, Month and Day"; From June 5438 to1October 65438 to February 2003 (big month, small month and February are different in size); Small cards (year, month and day) and digital cards (12,30,3128,365) should be distributed to each child.

2. Various calendars, desk calendars and monthly calendars.

Four. Activity process

1. The children observed twelve "houses" and aroused their interest.

2. Show the digital card (12, 30, 3 1 365, 28), guess the connection with the "house" and define the exploration task.

3. Tell stories and answer questions to help children understand the relationship between the concepts of year, month and day and numbers.

4. Guide children to operate small cards and digital cards, explore and answer questions: What is the name of the mother's child? How many houses did Mom build for Japanese dolls? How many months are there in Da Yue? How many months are there in the abortion room? How many days are there in the big moon? How many days does the abortion last? What is the smallest month? How many days are there? * * * (know by different counting methods) How many Japanese dolls does mother have?

5. riddles. Call a calendar to guide children to know that there is a record time "year, month and day". Understand that calendars are divided into years and categories.

6. Visit the exhibition. Guide the children to observe the year of the exhibits. What is the difference between desk calendar, wall calendar and calendar? Can you use them?

Activity expansion:

1. Guide children to learn how to view calendars.

2. Organize children to observe the calendar of leap year, guide them to find February and let them know that a "special" year will have 366 days, once every four years.