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The following is a game lesson plan I compiled for a kindergarten class: grilling sausages. I hope it can help everyone.

Game Lesson Plan for Kindergarten Class: Grilled Sausage Part 1 Activity Objectives: 1. Try to play games with drilling and crossing movements to improve the flexibility and coordination of the body.

2. Experience the fun of cooperative sports in the game.

Activity preparation: 1. Large foam board (one for two people) 2. Marking line 3. Game diagram card 4. Music 5. Ban sign icon Activity process: 1. Warm-up exercise: Teacher: Children!

We put on our little schoolbags and went for an outing!

Set off!

(Actions: seesaw, rowing, small train, crossing the river...) Tips: Children follow the rhythm of the music, use foam boards under the guidance of the teacher, and try to cooperate with peers to carry out warm-up exercises. Transition: Children, let’s sit down and rest for a while.

(Formation: semicircle) 2. Sports game "Grilled Sausage" (1) Arouse interest in the game 1. Have you ever eaten sausages?

Can you physically represent the sausage?

(Children’s action performance) 2. Today we are going to play an interesting game called "Grilled Sausage". How to play it?

(2) The teacher introduces the gameplay and rules of the game (hint: rule card) 1. The teacher explains the method of the game while using picture cards to prompt and highlight the key actions of the game: cross, drill 2. Ask two children to demonstrate,

Understand the gameplay of the game again 3. During the introduction of the game method, the game rules are interspersed with the "sausage" being grilled three times before it is considered cooked (the "chef" steps over the child who is making the "sausage", the "sausage" turns over, and the "sausage" touches the ground on its hands and feet

, make an arch shape, and become fat, the "chef" goes under the "sausage" and it counts as roasting once; the cycle continues to step over and back, repeat three times, and the "sausage" is cooked.

A cute and interesting action indicates that the sausage is cooked. The two friends can exchange roles and play again. 4. Notes on the game: protect the chest with both hands for self-protection (3) Children's games 1. Children play in pairs.

Try, practice the crossing and drilling movements, and complete the game "Grilling Sausages" 2. Share and demonstrate how you can make the "sausages" roast faster? If one is a short person and a tall person cooperates,

What good way can we use to bake it faster? 3. Children practice again (4) Game competition "Barbecue Sausage Competition" 1. Explain the gameplay: Divide the children into 4 groups, each group has 6 people, and the first 4 people will be the "chefs"

", the last 4 people make "sausages". The "sausages" lie on the mat at a time. The "chef" has to step over each "sausage", then get back under each "sausage", and pat the "little chef"

The next "chef" can start. Repeat the previous action until all the chefs have passed the sausage. 2. Introduce the rules of the game: The second "chef" cannot clap in advance with the first "chef".

Cross the line. The "chef" team that finishes all the "sausages" first wins. 3. Notes on the game: "Chefs" should pay attention to safety and do not crush the "sausages" (remind the children who are making "sausages" to hold them with both hands.

Protect yourself physically) 4. Children start the game 4. Ending activities: Children's relaxation exercise kindergarten game lesson plan: Grilled sausages 2 Activity goals 1. Further promote the development of children's drilling, stepping and other movement abilities 2. Explore tumbling movements.

, Cultivate children's coordination and flexibility. 3. Feel the joy of cooperative games with others and experience the joy of success. Key and difficult key goals further promote the development of children's drilling and leaping abilities.