1. Objective: To practice the correct posture of eating happily in the game scene and develop the good habit of civilized eating. Continue to learn to use polite expressions: "OK!" Thank you, goodbye, please, etc.

2. Preparation: 1 kg of fried rice, 31 bowls and spoons, 1 headdresses for mother-in-law and baby chicken, 1 bibs and aprons, 31 napkins, 11 headdresses for rabbits, dogs and pigs, 3 tables, 11 chairs and 1 rooms.

3. Process: The teacher said interestingly, "Today, I played a game with my children called" Visiting my mother-in-law's house ".I played the mother-in-law, and a teacher played the baby chicken. You guys played the small animals. Are you happy that Mrs. Chicken invited the little animals to my house? Ok! Look at me playing the chicken mother-in-law. First put on the headdress and then put on the apron. Is it like the chicken mother-in-law? Ask the children to play the small animals, please play the pig in 1 groups and 2 groups, the rabbit in 3 groups and 4 groups, and the dog in 5 groups and 6 groups. Come on, put on your headdress (put it on and sit in your seat). The chicken mother-in-law lovingly stroked the baby chicken and said, "My baby chicken may have dried up. She does her own thing and eats by herself, without being fed by her mother or teacher. It's delicious!" Look at how baby chickens eat. Look, she sits in the chair first, puts her feet under the table, leans against the table, and sits very well. She holds the bowl in one hand and the spoon in the other, eating one after another, without grabbing the food with her hands. "(Repeat the action) Accompanied by a question: Where are the two little feet? Where do you lean? Have you grabbed the food with your hands? After eating it, ask: "What does the baby chicken use to wipe its mouth!" " "Who wiped her mouth?" "Look at the bottom of the bowl?" "Where did the chicken baby put the bowl and spoon?" Teacher, the chicken baby is really clean. You come to my house and I invite you to eat fragrant and sweet fried rice. You should eat as seriously as the chicken baby! "Chicken mother-in-law invited small animals to visit respectively (divided into three batches). When small animals visit," Chicken mother-in-law "and" small animals "should pay attention to politeness. Chicken mother-in-law kindly checks the posture of children eating, and praises those who abide by the rules and eat cleanly. (Strengthening the rule education) Mother-in-law Chicken made a concluding speech: "Today, Mother-in-law Chicken and Baby Chicken are really happy. Small animals are polite when they come to visit, and they can eat really clean. Are you eating by yourself at home and in kindergarten?" You are all good babies. You are welcome to visit us next time and treat you to dumplings next time. (good! ) ok, goodbye, little animals! " Goodbye, mother-in-law.

4. Educational activities always allow children to communicate politely and emotionally in the game scene, so that the rules of eating can be naturally transmitted and practiced. Children do, learn, learn, do, learn by doing, teach by doing, learn by doing, and make progress by doing.