As a teacher, it is necessary to carefully design a lesson plan. The lesson plan is the general organizational program and action plan for teaching activities.

Come and refer to how the lesson plan is written!

Below is a sample lesson plan for the Mid-Autumn Festival in kindergarten that I compiled for you (generally 6 articles). It is for reference only. You are welcome to read it.

Lesson Plan for the Mid-Autumn Festival in Kindergarten 1 Activity Goals and Preparations The main goal of this activity is to guide children to observe the changes of the moon and know that the moon is roundest and brightest on the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival; to understand the origin and related customs of the Mid-Autumn Festival, and to experience the joy of the festival; to initially inspire

Children's interest in national culture; develop children's imagination and language expression ability.

Before the activity begins, wall decorations are arranged. The main contents of the wall decorations include lanterns, pictures of Chang'e flying to the moon, etc.; the children are told stories about the moon, the legend of the Mid-Autumn Festival and moon cakes; in the art class, the children learned to use plasticine to make moon cakes.

, will tear the moon along the moon graphic paper with small holes (provide moon graphic paper with small holes punched with a sewing machine; make slides or wall charts: a Mid-Autumn Festival night view, four slides of the moon gradually becoming rounder or

Pictures; video tapes: Mid-Autumn Moon Appreciation; music tapes "Flying Moon Night", "Moonlight Song", "Grandpa Beats Mooncakes for Me" Activity process 1. Guide children to observe the changes in classroom wall decorations, stimulate interest, and introduce topics.

Transparency film or wall chart: Mid-Autumn Festival night view, guide children to describe the moon they observe. The teacher shows four slide films or pictures of the moon with different shapes based on children's descriptions to inspire children to imagine, what does the moon look like? (For example: like a curved moon)

A curved boat, like a piece of watermelon, like a bitten moon cake, like a round mirror, etc.) 3. Play the video: "Mid-Autumn Moon Appreciation" to introduce the Mid-Autumn Festival to children. Today is the Mid-Autumn Festival on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month.

The moon is particularly round and bright at night. We Chinese have a habit. On the Mid-Autumn Festival, the round moon hangs in the sky. The family can watch the moon while eating moon cakes, and they can also play with lanterns and set off fireworks as a family.

Round, so happy, so the Mid-Autumn Festival is called the Reunion Festival. Fragrant and sweet mooncakes are also made round, like the moon. In ancient times, "mooncakes" were also called "Reunion Cake". The Mid-Autumn Festival is our symbol.

China's traditional festival. Autumn is also the harvest season. There is a bumper harvest of food and fruits, so the Mid-Autumn Festival is also called the Harvest Festival. 4. The teacher tells the story of "Chang'e Flying to the Moon" (play the recording: "Moonlight Song" or "Moonlight Night".

Erhu song). 5. Teachers and students enjoy the joy of the festival while enjoying the song "Grandpa Makes Mooncakes for Me" (playing the recording). 6. Operation activities: Children use plasticine to make mooncakes.

, Tear the moon (use a sewing machine to poke small holes into the shape of the moon, and let the children tear it off.) Activity area setting and daily activity organization 1. Organize the children to visit the game "Lele Mooncake Supermarket" in the upper class; watch the fantasy of the children in the upper class

Draw "Welcome to the Moon". 2. In the art area, provide mooncake boxes, plasticine, blow molding paper, wax paper and other materials to guide children to use various materials to creatively represent the moon and mooncakes. 3. Provide them in the library area.

Chang'e flies to the moon, Wu Gang cuts down the osmanthus tree and other myths related to the moon. In the language area, children look at pictures of the moon and talk about moon poems. 4. In daily life, encourage children to tell them familiar ancient poems or children's songs about the moon and Mid-Autumn Festival.

Listen with a companion. 5. Learn the song "Grandpa Makes Mooncakes for Me". Communication plan with parents: 1. Before the activity, ask parents to tell their children a story about the moon or teach them a song or poem about the moon and mooncakes.

2. Parents are asked to take their children to observe the changes of the moon on the night of August 3rd to August 15th, draw the observed moon on paper, and bind it into a record book of observing the moon's changes.

3. Parents are asked to take their children to the food supermarket to view various mooncakes.

4. The activity is held the day before the Mid-Autumn Festival. On the evening of the Mid-Autumn Festival, parents are invited to enjoy the moon with their children and create a fantasy story - "A Visit on the Moon."

Attached story: Chang'e flies to the moon. Yi is the most famous archer in ancient times in myths and legends. He once eliminated many ferocious birds and beasts from the world and is the archery god in the eyes of the common people.

One night when the moon was shining brightly, Yi's wife Chang'e secretly ate the elixir that Yi had asked for from the Queen Mother.

After Chang'e took the medicine, her body suddenly flew up lightly.

She flew out of the window involuntarily, flying higher and higher into the night sky.

Fly, fly, keep flying towards the moon.

Arriving at the Moon Palace, Chang'e missed the world again day and night.

She asked Jade Rabbit to make medicine for her, hoping to take some elixir that could land on earth and return to Yi.