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The following is the kindergarten middle class lesson plan "Peach Blossoms Bloom" that I compiled for you. I hope it will be helpful to you.

Kindergarten middle class lesson plan "Peach Blossoms Bloom" 1 Activity goals 1. Learn to draw peach blossoms using the oil-water separation method.

2. Be able to add paintings based on the characteristics of spring and creatively express the different forms of peach blossoms.

3. Cultivate children’s appreciation ability.

4. Encourage children to paint cooperatively with their peers and experience the fun of cooperative painting.

Activity preparation 1. Use peach blossom pictures of different shapes to arrange the "Peach Garden" section in the activity room (kindergartens with conditions can lead children to observe peach blossoms on the spot).

2. Two identical oil pastel peach blossom paintings.

3. Oil pastels, various watercolor paints, palette, water, and brushes.

4. 1 piece of drawing paper and 1 brush (see child activity resource package) Activity process 1. Lead children to appreciate peach blossom pictures, feel the various forms and colorful colors of peach blossoms, and stimulate children's interest in painting.

Question: Where is the peach blossom you like? Tell me the reason why you like it? Summary: After the arrival of spring, the peach blossom blooms on the branches, pink in color, with five petals, one after another, one branch after another, and the tree is full of flowers.

Connected into a piece, what a beautiful peach blossom! 2. Demonstrate the "magic" game to the children and demonstrate the "oil-water separation" painting method.

(1) Show two identical model paintings and ask children to compare: Are the two paintings the same? (2) The teacher takes a model painting, uses "magic" to change it, and demonstrates the "oil-water separation" painting method: dip a brush into

Use an appropriate amount of gouache paint to quickly and evenly cover the painting.

(3) Ask the children to compare the two model paintings again: Are the two paintings the same? What are the differences? 3. The children learn to paint, and the teacher guides them around.

(1) Instruct children to first use oil pastels to draw their favorite peach blossom shapes, and boldly add spring scenery.

(2) Instruct children to use a brush to dip in their favorite watercolor color, and then cover-dye the painted picture.

Focus on observing children's dipping and over-dying situations, and encourage and guide children to boldly try fast and even over-dying methods.

4. Guide children to display, appreciate and evaluate works.

(1) Guide children to display their works, communicate with each other, and appreciate each other.

(2) Guide children to talk about their favorite works and give reasons.

Activity extension: Place activity materials in the art area to encourage children to continue learning to separate oil and water in painting to express the beauty of spring.

Children can be organized to use oil and water separation to collaboratively paint a long scroll painting "Beautiful Spring".

Teaching reflection: Throughout the activity, the children showed strong interest, high emotions, and focused attention. The children were very involved in the learning process and accepted it quickly. In short, we will pay attention to the guidance in these aspects in future activities.

and education, and strive to do better.

Kindergarten mid-class lesson plan "Peach Blossoms Bloom" 2 Textbook Analysis: Nature in spring is a colorful world, with flowers blooming, grass turning green, and the earth taking on a new look.

Peach blossoms are flowers that bloom in spring. The warm pink color is warm, pleasant and full of beauty.

The oil-water separation painting "Peach Blossoms Bloom" not only allows children to further experience the beauty of Cuntian in the process of painting peach blossoms and adding spring scenery, but also allows children to feel the value of art in the relatively new form of art creation, oil-water separation.

Old-fashioned works can further stimulate children's interest in art activities.

Activity goals: 1. Try the oil-water separation method to draw peach blossoms 2. Creatively express the different forms of peaches and combine them with human characteristics 3. Feel the beauty of peach blossoms and further stimulate the emotions of spring-loving people. Prepare for activities

: 1. Arrange the "Peach Garden" section in the activity room and post pictures of peach blossoms in various shapes. Kindergartens with conditions can lead children to observe peach blossoms on the spot.