Activity objectives:
1. Knowing that anger is a normal emotion, everyone will get angry.
2. Understand that anger will bring bad effects to people, and learn and try to better adjust your angry emotions.
3. Willing to communicate and express your ideas clearly.
4. Cultivate children's ability to think, solve and react quickly.
Activity preparation:
"I don't want to be angry" picture book ppt, quiet and pleasant music.
Activity flow:
(1) The rabbit is angry.
1. Look at the cover picture: What does this rabbit look like?
Where do you feel it is angry?
2. Let's see how the rabbit is angry-(1)) Look at the picture 1-3: You can see what the rabbit looks like. The rabbit is angry. Who will show it?
(2) Let's listen to what the rabbit says. (Children watch ppt and listen to the teacher's picture content)
3. Summary: Really, you can feel a person's mood from other people's expressions and actions. It seems that the little rabbit is really angry.
4. Guess: What makes the rabbit so angry?
5. Look, why is the rabbit angry? (Children watch ppt and listen to the teacher's picture)
6. Summary: Being laughed at, being wrongly blamed, easily disturbed by others, will be very angry.
(2) I will also be angry.
1. Have you ever been so angry? What makes you particularly angry? Please write it down on a small piece of paper.
2. Tell everyone what makes you angry?
Teacher, there is an angry fireball here. Let's put these angry things into the goal.
I don't want to get angry.
1. Do you feel angry and have a big fireball in your heart? What effect does anger have on people?
2. It's not good to be angry all the time, but you can't let the angry fireball hurt yourself. When angry, what good method can you not be angry?
3. Let's see what the rabbit can do: read the story pictures 6~7.
(1) The child listens to the teacher while watching ppt. (2) Breathe-suck-let children learn to be quiet, learn to be alone, and stay where they like.
Talk to someone who cares about you about why you are so angry.
(3) What new methods do you know? Let's try it with rabbits:
4. Look at the story in Figure 8 and experience the happy mood after the gas disappears.
(1) Haha, these methods are really good. Look! We don't know ourselves, but the fireball will collapse when it happens. Because we are so angry that we forget why we are angry! Haha, this is really ridiculous!
(2) Are your angry fireballs still there? Facts have proved that anger can be driven away in some useful ways. We don't want to get angry. Let's see you again happily.
Teaching reflection:
This activity achieved the purpose of the activity as a whole. Children speak freely through activities. These words may not have a chance to say at ordinary times, but they have been vented today. I think this is also a way to ease my mood. Maybe the child will be more cheerful after telling the truth. I hope our parents can give scientific guidance to their children when they are angry, so that they can grow up healthily and happily!