Kindergarten dragon-headed theme activity plan

In order to ensure that activities are carried out with high quality and high level, it is often necessary to formulate an excellent activity plan in advance. The activity plan is actually a written plan based on factors related to the activity. How to make an activity plan? The following is a kindergarten dragon-head-themed activity plan (selected 5 articles) that I carefully compiled. Welcome to read and collect. Kindergarten dragon raises its head theme activity plan 1

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"On February 2, the dragon raises its head" is a saying almost everywhere. The area around the mouth of the Yellow River calls this day the "Spring Dragon Festival". Because at the beginning of the second month of the lunar calendar, during the 24th solar term, the hibernation begins, from this day onwards, thunder begins. Legend has it that thunder is caused by the dragon roaring or flicking its tail in the sky. The dragon slept all winter and began to wake up on this day, so there is thunder in the sky. . This day is the beginning of spring, which is suitable for farming, and because various insects and birds begin to move around, there is a custom of eating scorpion beans to avoid scorpion stings. The dragon is the symbol of the Chinese nation. We are the descendants and descendants of the dragon. The purpose of organizing educational activities in conjunction with the Spring Dragon Festival is to let children understand dragon-related knowledge and folk customs, cultivate children's national pride, and encourage children to learn knowledge and practice skills for the development of the Chinese nation.

Purpose:

1. Let children know the origin of dragons and understand that dragons actually do not exist and were created by our Chinese nation.

2. Let children understand the legends and stories about dragons and enrich their vocabulary.

3. Let children know that we are the descendants of the dragon, and cultivate their pride.

Preparation:

Before class, collect dragon patterns, legends and stories about dragons, and the song tape "Descendants of the Dragon".

Process:

1. Guide children to talk: Where have children seen dragons? (Dragon lanterns, dragon boats, dragon robes, dragon flags, trademarks, Beijing's colorful glazed "Nine Dragon Wall", etc.)

2. The teacher shows some dragon patterns to the children and asks them to observe: What does the dragon look like? of? (The image of the dragon: head like a camel, horns like a deer, eyes like a rabbit, ears like a cow, neck like a snake, belly like a mirage, lin like a carp, claws like an eagle, palms like a tiger. It can be understood in this way, the various parts of the dragon's body It is made up of parts of many kinds of animals, and it combines the powerful and beautiful characteristics of various animals. This shows that the dragon is a fiction of the ancients and does not exist in real life)

　3. Teacher’s explanation. The origin of the dragon and its value: The dragon was created by the Chinese nation. It was born five or six thousand years ago. At that time, the image of the dragon was not what it is now. With the development of history, people continued to transform and innovate the image of the dragon, and also gave the dragon extraordinary magical powers. Now, the image of the dragon has reached a state of perfection. The ancients believed that dragons can "create wind and rain and benefit all things." The ancient book also wrote: "If the mountain is not high, it will be famous if there are immortals; if the water is not deep, if there is a dragon, it will be spiritual." It can be seen that the dragon is an auspicious thing in people's minds. , people especially love it. Wherever there are happy scenes among the people, dragons are indispensable. According to legend, it is the "Dragon King" who can eliminate disasters and bring blessings. It is carved on palace buildings. It is a symbol of imperial power. In craft patterns, it is a magnificent decoration.

4. Teachers and children tell legends and stories about dragons together.

(1) First inspire children to tell stories about dragons that they have heard or seen, such as: Ye Gong loves dragons, Tang Xuanzong and dragons, etc.

(2) The teacher tells relevant legends and stories, and inspires the children to learn vocabulary about dragons: dragon boat, dragon lantern, dragon chair, dragon flying and phoenix dancing, dragon and phoenix showing auspiciousness, dragon soaring and tiger leaping, hidden dragon crouching tiger, dragon Tan tiger den, dragon pan tiger Chu, Ye Gonghaolong and so on.

5. Emotional education for young children: Let the children enjoy the song "Descendants of the Dragon" and discuss the content of the song after listening: What words are sung in the song? Let children know that the dragon is the symbol of the descendants of Yan and Huang. The Chinese are known as the descendants of the dragon. The dragon's style shows the style of our Chinese nation. As Chinese, we should feel proud and proud.

6. Require children to collect dragon stories, dragon trademarks, patterns, etc. after class. Kindergarten dragon raising its head theme activity plan 2

Purpose:

1. Let the children know that there are twenty-four solar terms in a year, and the day when the dragon raises its head is the second day of the second month of the lunar calendar.

2. Understand the meaning of the Waking of Insects in the twenty-four solar terms and its relationship with the dragon raising its head.

3. Understand the origin of "February 2, the dragon raises its head".

Preparation:

Each child should have a calendar, and "the second day of February" should be drawn into a large calendar.

Process:

1. Understand the twenty-four solar terms, and focus on grasping the meaning of the awakening of insects in the solar terms. Question: How many solar terms are there in a year? What solar terms do you know? (Search freely on the calendar)

Summary: There are twenty-four solar terms in a year. The days of the solar terms are based on the lunar calendar. Farmers plant crops based on the solar terms. Jingzhe is the third of the twenty-four solar terms. It is about animals that cannot eat in winter. When the weather is warm, they gradually break out of hibernation and wake up from their slumber.

2. Understand the day when the dragon raises its head. The teacher shows the big calendar "the second day of February" and asks the children to tell: What day is the lunar month of this calendar? Early February

Which solar term does February belong to? What day is this day? (The second day of February is the day when dragons raise their heads. It is said that hibernating dragons are awakened by the rumbling thunder around the time of their hibernation and begin to raise their heads.)

3. The teacher tells stories, Let children understand the legend of "February 2, the dragon raises its head". After speaking, ask questions:

(1) What is said in the legend? Who is inside?

(2) Where did Zhang Wa and Yinghua get water? Have you started to get water?

(3)How did you get the water in the end?

(4) How do people commemorate February 2nd? (Story attached) Kindergarten Dragon Head-Up Theme Activity Plan 3

Purpose:

1. Let the children understand the origin of the Year of the Dragon and know that the Year of the Dragon is celebrated every 12 years.

2. Understand the profound connotation of dragon and encourage children to be positive.

Preparation:

Twelve zodiac headdresses, building blocks, and video tapes.

Process:

1. Briefly tell the origin of the Year of the Dragon.

①How are the twelve zodiac signs arranged? (Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Sheep, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, Pig)

②Is the dragon real? animal? Why do people worship it? (Because the legendary dragon is a spiritual magical animal that symbolizes good luck and strength.)

　③Tell me who in your family is a dragon?

2. Watch the video to learn about the grand celebration ceremonies and scenes of the Year of the Dragon, and cultivate children's love and worship of dragons, and their pride in being descendants of dragons.

Inspire children to talk about their impressions. Do they like dragons? Why?

3. Chinese Zodiac Game:

① Use plastic inserts to insert the twelve zodiac animals and arrange them in order.

② Put on the twelve zodiac headdresses and play an animal home-finding game: cows, rabbits, and sheep, dogs, and pigs go to the livestock house, chickens go to the poultry house; rats, tigers, and monkeys go to the beast house, and snakes go to the crawling house. Animal home; dragon comes to children's home. Kindergarten Dragon Head-Up Theme Activity Plan 4

Purpose:

1. Let the children understand the origin of eating scorpion beans and know that this is a custom.

2. Understand the frying method of scorpion beans.

Preparation:

Fried scorpion beans: sugar beans, salty beans, noodle beans, etc.

Process:

1. Let the children understand the custom of eating scorpion beans on February 2 and other customs.

The teacher gave the fried beans to the children and asked them to taste them and tell them: What do these beans taste like? Does anyone know the name of the beans eaten on the second day of the second lunar month? (Scorpion beans. During the Spring Dragon Festival, people in the Yellow River Estuary area have the custom of eating "scorpion beans". It is said that if you eat scorpion beans, you will not be stung by scorpions for a year. Start soaking the beans at the end of the first month. They start to be fried at the beginning of the month, and they are called "scorpion beans" or "scorpion claws")

In addition to eating scorpion beans, what other customs are there? (On February 2, women in the Yellow River Estuary area do not do needlework.)

2. The teacher tells legends and stories to let the children understand the origin of eating scorpion beans (the story is attached)

(1)How did the legendary Jade Emperor punish Wu Zetian?

(2)Who saved the people in the world? How did the Jade Emperor punish the Jade Dragon?

(3) What methods did the people think of to help the Jade Dragon ascend to heaven?

3. Understand the frying method of scorpion beans: Children, are scorpion beans delicious? Do you know how people fry it? (Today's scorpion beans are usually fried with soybeans. Some stir-fry the beans with sugar, which is sweet and delicious; some soak the beans in salt water and stir-fry them, which gives a unique flavor; some stir-fry the beans with noodles. Stir-fry scorpion beans, corn and scorpion beans together.)

4. Ask children to let their parents help fry scorpion beans of various flavors, taste the fruits of their own labor, and experience the joy of labor. Kindergarten Dragon Heading Up Theme Activity Plan 5

Purpose:

1. Understand the meaning of the "Picture of Encouraging Plowing" and know that February 2 is a good time for spring plowing.

2. Through visits and paintings, you can deepen your understanding of the busy scene of spring plowing in rural areas.

Preparation:

New Year picture "Encouraging Farming", colored pens and drawing paper.

Process:

1. Show the "Picture of Encouraging Farming" and explain the story of the emperor's farming.

① First, let the children describe the content of the picture through viewing: the picture shows an emperor wearing a royal hat, a dragon robe, and a beard, holding pear handles to plow the fields; an emperor wearing a hat and wearing a dragon The seventh-grade county magistrate in the robe is holding a cow; there is a civil servant holding a lantern in one hand and sowing seeds in the other hand, and a bachelor is watching beside him; in the distance are the queen and maids carrying baskets and delivering meals, with the city walls and gates in the background, and the distant mountains and clouds.

②Learn from ancient poems: "On February 2, the dragon raises its head, the emperor sows the earth and ministers take morning glory, the grain is plentiful and the peace and autumn come. The ancients have not seen each other, but they meet again on paper today."

Let young children understand its meaning: the emperor hopes that people will rush into spring plowing and production, and the people also hope to have a wise emperor who can understand the people's sentiments.

2. Painting: Spring plowing.

① Let the children recall what they saw when they visited the farmland before class, and discuss what changes have occurred in the countryside today and in the past?

Summary: Nowadays, most rural areas have been modernized. Machines are used for plowing and sowing, which saves labor and improves production capacity. The rapid development of science and technology has brought earth-shaking changes to rural areas. Children are educated to master scientific knowledge from an early age, and when they grow up, they help farmers farm scientifically and contribute to the economic prosperity of the motherland.

②Children draw, and then let them talk about their different ideas and designs.

Attachment 1: The story of the dragon raising its head

According to legend, a long time ago, there was a Dragon Ax Mountain near the mouth of the Yellow River, and there was a Dragon King Temple on the mountain. At the foot of the mountain lived a hard-working and brave young man named Zhang Wa. After his parents died, he married the medicine-gathering girl Yinghua. The young couple, the man farming and the woman weaving, lived a happy life.

Later, this area suffered from severe drought for three consecutive years. The water supply of the Yellow River was cut off, the deep wells became dry holes, and the fields were so hot that they could nod their heads. In order to survive, Zhang Wa has to dig out the Black Dragon Pond.

Black Dragon Pond is on the mountain pass not far from his home. It turns out that the water in the pool has been pouring out, and it is inexhaustible. Since the winter solstice, a storm swirled over the pond, and the water in Black Dragon Pond has dried up.

Zhang Wa and Yinghua started digging after Laba Festival, and they kept digging until the 23rd day of the twelfth lunar month, but there was still no water. The young couple didn't take a breath and kept digging until the end of the first year. However, the more they dug, the harder they worked. On the first day of February, a hard cover like an iron plate appeared at the bottom of the pool. I dug out the sparks with a hoe, but no matter how hard I tried, I couldn't dig it out anymore. At this moment, a white dove flew from the sky. Just when Yinghua wanted to catch it, it had already taken off. The clever Zhang Wa blocked it with her hand, and the white pigeon fell to the ground and turned into a smiling old man with a white beard. The old man stroked his beard and said to them: "Good boy, God is moved, hope is still in Longaxe Mountain. Longaxe Mountain, a mountain-splitting ax, can chop you up to a thousand and five cents..." After that, it turned into a wisp of blue smoke and disappeared.

Zhang Wa and Yinghua, following the old man's instructions, went through untold hardships, climbed five ridges, detoured around the road, and climbed Longaxe Mountain before arriving at the Dragon King Temple. Although it is getting late, the lights here are bright. Zhang Wa and Yinghua entered the temple gate. Without saying a word, they kowtowed to the Dragon King first. When they raised their heads, they saw the gleaming big ax weighing a thousand pounds on the shelf in front of the temple. Zhang Wa was so happy that she walked to the stand, took off the mountain ax and put it on her shoulder. Strangely enough, the ax was as light as carrying a stick. They rushed back to the Black Dragon Pond overnight. As soon as it dawned, Zhang Wa raised the mountain-splitting ax and aimed at the hard soil at the bottom of the Black Dragon Pond and struck hard. I don't know whether it was the help of gods or the impatience of people. As the mountain ax hit the stone, a stream of clear water emerged from the ground with a gurgling sound. Then, a mist enveloped Longtan like a veil, and a huge green dragon jumped out of the mouth of the pool and let out a long breath. Just a thunderclap was heard, rising into the sky, and clouds of auspicious clouds rose straight into the sky. Suddenly the sky became dark, the dark clouds rolled, thunder rumbled, and soon it started to rain heavily. Everyone was so happy that they all came to thank Zhang Wa and Yinghua.

Later, in order to commemorate this day when "the dragon raises its head", everyone agreed not to fetch water until the sun came out on February 2 every year, because they were afraid of damaging the faucet when fetching water. This custom continues to this day.

Attachment 2: The origin of the story of fried scorpion beans

As we all know, Wu Zetian is a woman. History says that after Wu Zetian became an emperor from a queen, she angered the Jade Emperor in heaven. He Taibai Jinxing was ordered to tell the Dragon King of the Four Seas not to rain on the human world for three years as a punishment. This brought hardship to the people all over the world. Crops withered and rivers and ponds dried up. Later, even drinking water became difficult.

One day, a cloud suddenly came from a distance. The cloud grew bigger and bigger, and soon it covered the entire sky. A gentle breeze blew by, and a heavy downpour fell. Rain comes after a long drought, and people feel happy. Regardless of whether their clothes were wet or their bodies were cold, people knelt down and worshiped in the air, thanking God for blessing the world.

It turns out that this is when the Jade Dragon in charge of the Tianhe heard the cries of the people and was worried that people would die of thirst, so he drank enough water from the Tianhe and opened his huge mouth to spray rain, saving people. When the Jade Emperor heard about this, he was furious and used a mountain to suppress the Jade Dragon in the lower realm. He said that the Jade Dragon would not return to the Lingxiao Palace unless the golden beans bloomed.

The common people knew about this. In order to repay the Jade Dragon's kindness and help the Jade Dragon ascend to heaven, they looked for blooming golden beans everywhere. In this way, on the first day of February of the next year, by chance, people discovered that the fried beans were just like golden beans? So, every family fried corn beans. On February 2, every household brought out the fried corn beans, and the whole earth was golden and silver. Taibai Jinxing was dazzled when he saw it in the sky, thinking that the golden beans were blooming, so he harvested the mountain. As soon as the jade dragon jumped up, it went up to the sky, spraying rain while leaping, which was regarded as a reward and gratitude to people. The Jade Dragon has returned to heaven, but people have the habit of frying corn flowers. Every February 2, people are busy singing: "February 2, the dragon raises its head, the big warehouse is full, and the small warehouse is flowing."