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Below are 5 kindergarten art lesson plans that I have collected for everyone for your reference. I hope it can help friends in need.

Kindergarten Art Lesson Plan Part 1 Activity Goals 1. Recall and vividly describe the different postures and expressions of mice in cartoons, and experience the beauty brought by vivid shapes and colors.

2. On the basis of appreciation, discover the dynamic changes and try to use visual cutting to express a vivid image of the mouse.

3. Develop children’s small muscle movement and coordination abilities.

Activity preparation l. Cartoon "Mouse Marriage" and several paper-cut works for children.

2. Scissors, pens, oil paints, sponge balls, etc.

Activity process l. Play the cartoon and guide the children to focus on observing the different postures and expressions of the mouse.

Teacher: What did the mouse do in the process of getting married? How did it do it? Can you express it with actions? 2. Appreciate the children's paper-cutting works and discuss collectively how to cut the mouse.

(1)Teacher: What are they doing? How do they do it? What parts of the body change when doing these actions? (2)Teacher: Guess how 7 is cut? How to do it first, and then what?

Do? 3. Children create.

(1) Key points: How to cut mice.

(2) Difficulty: Different dynamics of mice.

4. Rubbing.

5. Display children’s works, communicate and evaluate collectively.

Activities Suggestions ☆Activity extension: Share your paper-cutting experience with your peers.

☆Corner activities: Practice using methods such as opening skylights and folding to learn how to cut out people and animals.

☆Home Education: Print your own paper-cut works with your parents and place them in your room.

Kindergarten Art Lesson Plan Part 2 Activity Goals 1. Give full play to your imagination and draw some new cars to stimulate children's enthusiasm and interest in creative painting.

2. Be able to boldly use anthropomorphic techniques to express the appearance of the car.

3. Guide children to put their painting materials into categories after the activity and develop good habits.

4. Feel the beauty of the work.

Activity preparation: 1. Markers, oil pastels, and drawing paper.

2. "Fantasy".

3. The road background picture of the future city, example "Car with Wings".

Activity process (1) Sleepwalking in the future city: Take children to travel to the future city in the form of a dream to introduce the theme.

1. Children close their eyes and listen quietly to the teacher’s narration along with the music: We drove the space-time car to the future city. The cars in the future city are different from those we have seen. Some cars have wings and can fly freely in the sky.

It can fly or drive on the ground; some cars are as round as watermelons; some cars have many wheels, and some have bodies like a crescent moon.

Think about it, what kind of new cars have you seen? 2. Enrich children's imagination of future cars in the form of questions and answers.

(2) Painting activities 1. Invite children to design future cars based on their imagination.

Teacher: Invite the children to design a car for the future city.

Think about what parts a car consists of? How can you design it differently from others? 2. Children draw, guided by the teacher.

Continue to play the dream song to inspire children's imagination.

(3) Summary of comments: Display children’s paintings, and give special introductions and praise to original works.

Teaching reflection: Children's art activities require them to use their hands, eyes, and brains together, and they need to transform their imagination and information they feel from the outside world into their own mental images, and then use certain art media to express it.

operational activities.