Laba Festival, commonly known as Laba, refers to the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month. Laba Festival is a festival to worship ancestors and gods and pray for good harvest and good luck. In China, it is a custom to drink Laba porridge and soak Laba garlic on Laba Festival. The following is the teaching plan of Laba Festival in kindergarten that I have compiled for you. I hope you like it!

Kindergarten Laba Festival activity lesson plan 1 activity goal

1. Know the meaning of Laba Festival, and know that some areas have the custom of drinking Laba porridge.

2. Understand the origin of Laba Festival.

3. Participate in regional activities.

Love Laba porridge and celebrate the New Year with skillful hands.

Laba Festival, commonly known as "Laba", is the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month. The ancients had a tradition of offering sacrifices to ancestors and gods and praying for a bumper harvest and good luck. In some areas, they had the custom of drinking Laba porridge.

Know Laba Festival

Knowing the origin of "Laba Festival", let's have a look. What interesting activities will children spend this traditional festival together?

Mobilize parents to tell their children about the origin and legend of Laba Festival! Tell your child what ingredients you need to cook Laba porridge and go to the kitchen or supermarket to know the ingredients! Collect children's songs of Laba Festival and share them with children!

Laba Festival on the dining table

Everyone knows all kinds of materials needed to make Laba porridge: rice, glutinous rice, black rice, red beans, red dates, etc. Teachers will also show the children many pictures and materials collected about Laba Festival customs, and tell the folklore about the origin of Laba Festival and Laba porridge.

Today, the children of Montessori class walked into the water area and wanted to make Laba porridge by themselves! Looking forward to ing ...

Laba festival on the fingertips

In the regional activities, each class carried out "stickers", "beans", "bean gathering", "bean queuing" and "bean classification" according to the age characteristics of children.

Laba garlic tastes of the year.

It is customary to soak garlic in vinegar on the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month. Because it is soaked on the day of Laba Festival, it is called "Laba Garlic". Clean the peeled garlic cloves, dry them, put them in clean glassware, add sugar and vinegar, and the Laba garlic will be cured (it must be sealed and kept in the shade for about 20 days).

Put the garlic baby full of vinegar on the windowsill, let the sun shine, and turn green slowly with time ... Children are looking forward to the change of Laba garlic. Everyone yearns to enjoy the fruits of their labor when they eat jiaozi in the off-year! Let's feel the traditional flavor of the year in the change of garlic baby!

Happy Laba.

Here comes the porridge! ! ! After some activities, our Laba porridge is finally coming out of the pot ~ ~ Take a sip of hot Laba porridge in this cold winter, and the aroma floats in the whole kindergarten to warm you, me and him.

Blessing in Laba Festival

Kindergarten also prepared fragrant Laba porridge for parents and friends, so that everyone can taste the warm porridge of Xicheng International Kindergarten and the warm love in their hearts ~

Drink Laba porridge on Laba Festival to warm your heart and stomach. Happy, sweet, auspicious, wishful, good luck, peace, happiness, happiness, cheerfulness, wealth and peach blossom all come to the bowl ... I wish you all a happy Laba Festival!

"Life is education", we seize every educational opportunity of life, guide children to understand the customs of traditional festivals from multiple angles and senses, and feel the happiness and blessings brought by traditional festivals!

Encyclopedia: Laba has the custom of eating Laba porridge on this day. Laba porridge is also called Qibao Wuwei porridge. The history of drinking Laba porridge in China has been more than 1000 years. It first began in the Song Dynasty. On the day of Laba, whether it's the imperial court, the government, the temple or the people's house of Limin, Laba porridge will be cooked. In the Qing Dynasty, the custom of drinking Laba porridge was even more popular. At court, emperors, queens and princes all give laba porridge to ministers of civil and military affairs and attendants, and distribute rice and fruits to monasteries for monks to eat. In the folk, every household should also make Laba porridge to worship their ancestors; At the same time, family groups get together to eat and give gifts to relatives and friends.

Kindergarten Laba Festival activity teaching plan 2 activity theme overall goal

1. Know the time, origin and customs of Laba Festival and feel the atmosphere of traditional folk festivals.

2. Understand the names of all kinds of coarse grains, and perceive their appearance and nutritional value.

3. Be able to actively participate in the environmental layout and material collection of theme activities.

4. Take an active part, invite grandparents to the kindergarten for a holiday and send them Laba porridge.

Subject area goal

Health field: know all kinds of common coarse grains, know that the human body needs to absorb different food nutrients, and know some knowledge about food collocation.

Language field: I am willing to actively appreciate the works of poetic genre, can speak boldly in front of the group, and have a natural attitude and a loud voice.

Scientific field: I am interested in the things around me, curious and curious, and at the same time cultivate children's awareness of saving food.

Art field: express freely in art activities and guide children to feel the fun of art activities. Feel the singing styles of different music forms and have an interest in learning music activities.

Social field: experience the importance and happiness of communication, cooperation, communication and care between people, and be willing to communicate with others.

Subject reference activities

Health activity "Eating more coarse grains is good for your health"

Activity objectives:

1. Understand the names of various coarse grains, perceive their basic appearance characteristics, and express and communicate with clear and correct language.

2. Be able to actively participate in the observation and operation activities of coarse grains and cooperate to complete the operation tasks.

3. Understand the effect of coarse grains on human health, and know how to cherish food.

In this link, parents can be invited to cooperate in advance, or communicate with the canteen to prepare all kinds of food in kind and bring them to the scene, with pictures and videos, so that children can have a look with their own eyes, touch them with their own hands, get to know common crops and simply know their nutritional value.

Mathematical activity "Count a Number"

Activity objectives:

1. Perceive the arrangement of corn, learn to mark with appropriate methods, and correctly count the number of rows of corn.

2. Explore the law that the number of rows in corn is even.

3. Stimulate children's interest in mathematics and cultivate children's emotional attitude of actively paying attention to things around them.

This is actually a math activity with corn as the medium. Through communication with Laba Festival, children's enthusiasm and enthusiasm for learning are stimulated.

Language activity "La Ri"

Activity objectives:

1. Understand the custom of Laba Festival, a traditional festival in China, and express people's love for life and pursuit of beautiful feelings.

2. Children like to read ancient poems and can perform them through sounds and actions.

Teachers can also prepare more ancient poems about Laba Festival, take the children through time and see how the ancients celebrated Laba Festival. We can not only understand the weather changes at this time of Laba, but also tell people's yearning for a better life.

Music activity "Picking Peas"

Activity objectives:

1. Feel and express the charm of Beijing opera tunes, and perform while singing.

2. Initially understand the truth of harvesting and cherishing the fruits of labor.

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Scientific activity "Understanding all kinds of beans"

Activity objectives:

1. Based on the perception of various beans, guide children to boldly express the characteristics and uses of beans.

2. Understand and understand all kinds of legumes, and inspire children to like to eat legumes.

Many babies have only seen the beans cooked in the bowl, but they don't know what they look like in reality. In this activity, please ask the teachers to prepare all kinds of beans in kind, talk about the past lives and growth process of beans, and also talk about their nutritional value.

Art activity "Doudou Sticker"

Activity objectives:

1. Understand the characteristics and functions of various beans.

2. Give full play to children's creativity and imagination, and use all kinds of beans for stickers.

This activity can be used as an extension of the last scientific activity. Please ask the children to choose their favorite "bean babies" and use them to create stickers. The works can be used as one of the contents of our new year environment creation.

Outdoor game "Fried Peas"

Activity objectives:

1. Learn to read the children's song "Fried Soybean" and do actions while reading it.

2. Master the skills of vertical tumbling and develop the flexibility and coordination of movements.

3. Be willing to play in pairs with your companions and experience the fun brought by folk games.

How to play: Two children stand hand in hand, swinging their arms from side to side and reciting children's songs: "Stir-fried soybeans, stir-fried soybeans, stir-fried soybeans and stir-fried broad beans." After reading, the two raised their hands holding hands, and at the same time, they drilled through the raised hands (fried beans) and became back-to-back standing. Then swing your arms from side to side and read children's songs: "stir-fry broad beans, stir-fry broad beans, stir-fry broad beans and stir-fry peas." Lift the hand holding the other hand and drill it, turn around, stand face to face, and so on. Children can imagine infinitely, and see who can name many kinds of beans.

Teachers can also take children to rehearse all kinds of interesting little rhythms, give full play to children's imagination, and it is also very interesting to write their own rhythms.

Rhythm of Children's Songs "After Laba is the Year"

Kid, kid, don't be greedy,

After Laba is the year;

Laba porridge, drink for a few days,

Li Li La La twenty-three;

Twenty-three, candied melons are sticky;

Twenty-four, sweep the house;

Twenty-five, frozen tofu;

Twenty-six, fried mutton;

Twenty-seven, slaughter the rooster;

Twenty-eight, send your face;

Twenty-nine, steamed buns;

Stay up for 30 nights;

Twist on the first day of the new year.

Social resources of theme parents

1. Parents are advised to introduce some coarse grains to their children in their daily diet, especially when eating Laba porridge, and understand the nutritional value of coarse grains.

2. Ask parents to tell stories and customs about Laba Festival, so that children can have some knowledge and experience to prepare.

3. Emotional resources: Invite grandparents to the kindergarten to eat Laba porridge, feel the joy of the festival and enhance their emotions.

Environmental creation

1. Collect all kinds of coarse grains and put them in the science area for children to observe and understand, and understand their nutritional value.

2. Collect pictures of food customs and ancient poems of Laba Festival for children to tell boldly.

3. Make a "bowl" with kt board and make bean stickers.

4. Make two blessing trees on the outer wall of the classroom, and ask parents and children to write words on the red cloth strips and draw patterns to pray.

5. Display the eight materials in Laba porridge on the theme wall for further review and consolidation.

Kindergarten Laba Festival Activity Teaching Plan 3 Activity Objectives:

1. Understand the origin and customs of Laba Festival.

2. Try to express your knowledge and feelings in words.

3. Learn to actively seek knowledge in your own exploration and communication with your peers.

Activities to prepare

1, related pictures of various laba porridge, various materials for making laba porridge and videos of laba porridge stories;

2. Understanding of the Spring Festival and Laba Festival before class;

3. PPT preparation of teaching courseware.

Activity process

First, the conversation lead-in

Teacher: Children, do you remember what festival is the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month? What does the family do on the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month every year?

Teacher: What should we prepare to cook sweet and fragrant Laba porridge?

Second, explore the making process of Laba porridge with children and draw the making order table of Laba porridge.

① Introduce ingredients.

Teacher: Today, our class invited two experts in cooking Laba porridge. Who are they? (Two chefs are invited out) The two chefs have brought many things. Let's have a look.

★ When the children are around the table, the teacher guides the children to tell the ingredients and prepared utensils.

② Guide children to boldly express the method of making Laba porridge.

Teacher: What are these things for? Can you cook? It seems that all the children have learned to cook Laba porridge! Would you like to tell the teacher what you would do?

Teacher: How can we cook sweet and fragrant Laba porridge? What to put first, then what to put ...

Extended activity

Besides delicious porridge, Laba Festival also has a good story. Let's listen to it together ~

Kindergarten Laba Festival Activity Teaching Plan 4 Activity Objectives:

1. I know that the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month is a traditional festival in China-Laba Festival, and I have a preliminary understanding of the origin and customs of Laru Festival.

2. Know the materials of Laba porridge, and try to make Laba porridge with all kinds of coarse grains.

3. Be able to express your feelings in words and experience the happiness of collective Laba Festival.

Focus of activities:

Understand the origin and customs of wax festival.

Activity difficulty:

Know the material of Laba porridge.

Activity preparation:

1. origin video of Laba Festival (attached)

2. Song Laba Festival and courseware Laba Porridge (attached)

3. Materials for making Laba porridge (in kind): rice, millet, red dates, adzuki beans, green adzuki beans, lotus seeds, peanuts, brown sugar, finished Laba porridge and rice cookers.

4. Ask two parents to teach as assistants

Activity process:

First, the initial perception of Laba Festival, arouse children's interest in activities.

1. Listen: Teachers and children * * * enjoy the song Laba Festival and feel the happy atmosphere of the festival.

2. Say: Children talk to each other about their understanding of Laba Festival.

Teacher: Just now, we listened to a beautiful song which talked about Laba. Do you know what festival Laba is?

Teacher's summary: Every year, the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month is a national festival called Laba Festival. Since ancient times, Laba Festival has been used to worship ancestors and gods and pray for good harvest and good luck. Laba Festival, people mostly drink Laba porridge. There are many stories about the origin of drinking Laba porridge. Let's take a look.

3. Take a look: Teachers play videos and children watch videos to learn about the origin and customs of Laba Festival.

Second, further perception of Laba porridge

1. Listen: Children listen to the story of picture books, and ask parents' teaching assistants to tell about the picture book "Sweet and Sweet Laba Porridge".

Question: What materials do you need to make Laba porridge?

According to their own original experience, children exchange their ideas with each other, and ask individual children to briefly introduce the ingredients of Laba porridge. (Red dates, red beans, mung beans, longan ...

Teacher's summary: there will be 8 different ingredients in Laba porridge.

2. Take a look and touch: teachers show physical materials, and children know these materials from the visual and tactile perspectives.

3. Talk about it: choose your favorite ingredients and introduce the materials needed for Laba porridge to your companions.

Third, make laba porridge

1. Think about it: children and their peers * * * study the steps of making Laba porridge.

2. Do it: Ask parents' teaching assistants to lead children to make Laba porridge.

IV. Extension activities

1. Taste Laba porridge and talk about your feelings in the cheerful music of Laba Porridge.

2. Science Zone: Teachers and children collect all kinds of coarse grains in kind and put them in the science zone to observe and understand their nutritional value.

3. Book area: Collect pictures of food customs and ancient poems of Laba Festival for children to tell boldly.

4. Art area: Make Laba porridge with plasticine and draw Happy Laba Festival.

Kindergarten Laba Festival Activity Teaching Plan 5 Activity Objectives

1, know that the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month is a traditional festival in China-Laba Festival, and understand the origin and customs of Laba Festival.

2. Through stories, children should be trained to be hardworking people and "feel hardworking and lazy".

3. Know the main materials for making Laba porridge, and initially try to express your understanding and feelings in words.

4. Through discussion, I have stimulated the emotions of festivals and know that we should celebrate the holidays happily and reasonably.

5. Let children know the time of the festival.

Activities to prepare

1, related pictures of various laba porridge, various materials for making laba porridge and videos of laba porridge stories;

2. Understanding of the Spring Festival and Laba Festival before class;

3. PTT preparation of teaching courseware.

Activity process

First, the introduction of activities, understand Laba Festival to eat Laba porridge

1 What do we have for breakfast every day? (Milk, eggs, rolls, biscuits, egg cakes, noodles, steamed stuffed buns, porridge)

2. What kind of porridge have you all eaten? (Pork Porridge, Eight-treasure Porridge, Preserved Egg Porridge, KFC Porridge)

3. Look at the pictures and tell me what's in the porridge. (Emphasis on Laba Festival and Laba porridge)

Summary: This is Laba porridge that we ate during Laba Festival. There are red dates, longan, red beans, mung beans, peanuts, raisins, chestnuts and lotus seeds in the porridge.

Second, appreciate the story

1, which day is Laba Festival?

2. What does the story tell us?

3. What's in Laba porridge?

(emphasis: hardworking people)

Third, introduce all kinds of condiments and grains of Laba porridge.

The teacher introduced the various condiments and grains of Laba porridge to the children one by one. Simply understand the shape, color and help of these grains to human body.

Activity extension:

In addition to a good story, Laba Festival also has a fun children's song. Let's listen to it together.