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# Kindergarten Flag Raising Speech (1)#
Dear director, teachers and children,
Hello everyone!
I'm Mr. Du from Class Four. Children, what festival have we just celebrated?
Do you know what festival June 10 is? 65438+ 10 16 is World Food Day. What is food? It is the rice we eat every day, as well as corn, pasta and so on. A long time ago, the United Nations set up this day to raise people's awareness of the world food problem, because food is a necessity for human survival and health, and with it, we can be healthy and energetic.
"It was noon when weeding, and sweat dripped down the soil. Who knows that every meal is very hard? " . Children can recite this ancient poem. This poem teaches us to save a grain of rice. The farmer's uncle worked so hard that every bite of food we ate was watered with rain and sweat. For thousands of years, the idea of thrift has run through the 5,000-year history of the Chinese nation, and it is still the topic that deserves our attention.
However, in our kindergarten, many children don't care about food, and often picky about food and leftovers. Guess what? Farmers' uncles try to grow all the grain. Li Shen, a poet of the Tang Dynasty in China, wrote such a poem a long time ago: It was noon when weeding, and sweat dripped down the soil. Who knows that every grain is hard. As a small flower of the contemporary motherland, we should consciously shoulder the responsibility of "practicing economy and opposing waste", establish a sense of thrift, and start from the daily life of kindergartens! Here, the teacher gives the following suggestions to the children:
1. Save every drop of water.
We should be proud of "saving and using water rationally" and ashamed of "wasting water". When we see the dripping faucet, we should tighten it in time. Avoid turning on the faucet; Turn off the tap after using up the water. In the family, we should also save water as much as possible and recycle water resources. For example, the water for washing clothes can mop the floor, flush toilets, and the water for washing rice can water flowers. A good sense of saving starts with you and me.
2. Save every kilowatt hour.
We should be proud of "saving and using electricity reasonably" and ashamed of "wasting electricity". Don't forget to turn off the lights and all kinds of unused appliances before the last one leaves home, classroom and office. People don't turn on the lights when they leave, stop when they leave the fan, and don't turn on the lights when there is enough light. Sometimes we can see that the lights are still on when there is no one in the classroom or office or when there is enough light, and the computers and rear projectors in the classroom are still on when they are not in use, which shows that our awareness of saving is not enough and our habit of saving is not enough. Good savings habits start from now on.
3. Save every grain of rice.
It's hard to think about a porridge and a meal, but it's hard to keep thinking about it. Be proud of "CD" and ashamed of "leftovers". Every grain is the result of the labor of the working people "weeding at noon every day and sweating all over the ground". "Who knows that every grain is unpalatable on the plate" needs us to realize and practice it with economical actions. At lunch, some students dropped rice on the table, and small pieces of steamed bread residue were everywhere. Disliked dishes are secretly dumped, and the whole steamed bread that fell to the ground is thrown away ... this is immoral and uncivilized behavior. We must know how to save and cherish.
I hope that children will cherish food from now on, not picky about food and leftovers, so that you can grow into a healthy and tall child! You said: OK?
# Kindergarten Flag Raising Speech (Chapter II) #
Dear parents, teachers and children,
Hello everyone!
Today, we have a grand gathering here to hold the first flag-raising ceremony of Xinghua Experimental Kindergarten in 20 years. On this occasion, on behalf of the kindergarten, I would like to extend my cordial greetings to parents and friends, express my heartfelt thanks to all the faculty members who have worked hard, made selfless contributions and constantly created brilliant achievements, and welcome the new children in the kindergarten this semester.
Looking back, with the care and guidance of leaders at all levels and the active efforts of all the teaching staff, we have achieved success after success. It has been awarded a series of honorary titles such as Mucheng Central Kindergarten, Jiaozuo Municipal Demonstration Kindergarten and Henan Provincial Demonstration Kindergarten, and has established a good image in the society.
Looking forward to the future, we take "respecting science, basing ourselves on the future, facing children and serving parents" as the purpose of running the park, and on the premise of paying attention to children's behavior habits, moral education quality, cultural quality and physical education quality, we will develop children's IQ and EQ in many ways and angles, so that children can learn to learn, do things, live and survive together from an early age, and form the characteristics of running the park with humanistic spirit.
Teachers and children, the curtain of the new semester has been opened and the horn of the new journey has sounded. Let the teachers and students of the whole park unite sincerely, work hard, ensure the quality of education in an all-round way, create a new situation in kindergarten work, and strive to build our park into an honest kindergarten, a high-quality kindergarten and a kindergarten satisfied by parents!
Finally, I wish all parents a happy mood! Good health! I wish the children healthy and happy growth under the care of teachers!
# Kindergarten Flag Raising Speech (Chapter III) #
Dear children, teachers and parents:
Good morning! Facing the warm sunshine, we ushered in a new day. Standing in my mother's arms, I was very happy to watch the bright five-star red flag Ran Ran Ran Ran rise. This week's flag-raising ceremony was presided over by our Datang Primary Five class. Are you happy, babies in Class Five? Are you proud? Yes! We have been waiting for this day for a long time, looking forward to it for a long time! Under the five-star red flag, our friends in Class Five have a loud slogan to tell you. Are you ready? Prepare "Little Five Baby, Happy Forever". I hope each of our children can always be a happy baby.
Next, let's start the long-awaited flag-raising ceremony. First of all, in March, please ask four parents of our primary five to send our five-star red flag up. These are our four grandfathers and grandmothers who are in the fifth grade of primary school. Although they are over 500 years old, they still take care of our baby hard every day. Let's give these grandparents warm applause and wish all the old people good health. Thank them for sending our red flag to the flag-raising platform and to our little flag-raiser. All stand at attention, raise the national flag and play the national anthem.
Look! Our five-star red flag has been raised! Flying in the breeze is really beautiful! At this moment, we have a beautiful song in Class 5, Grade 5, which we want to share with our children and parents. This is our baby's favorite song. Tell you what, what's the title of the song? (left hand and right hand)
Please applaud our brothers and sisters to perform in Class Five! Next, it's time for us to be excited and enthusiastic! This week's "Happy Baby" and "Civilized Baby" will be presented soon. The first prize to be awarded is the "Happy Baby" of the small class. Please invite the winner of the first class to the stage. ...
As he sang, when you hold my hand, the strength of unity feels each other, and our strength has its source. May every friend be a brave and United baby.
Today's flag-raising ceremony is over. Once again, let's send our parents and friends away with warm applause. Goodbye! Each class exits in turn.
# Kindergarten Flag Raising Speech (Chapter 4) #
Dear parents, teachers and children,
Good Morning, everyone!
I'm Mr. Zheng from Class Three, Middle School. I am very happy to stand here and share with you today.
Today, Mr. Zheng will share a festival with the children-Halloween! Children, do you know what Halloween is? (I don't know/know) Teacher Zheng tells children here: Halloween is a western festival. On this day, people dress up as vampires, witches ride brooms, knock on doors with black cats, or pretend to be hunchbacks of Notre Dame or other strange things. Of course, parents must take their children out (usually adults drive to the side of the road and children knock on the door for candy). Adults should let their children only go to houses with festive decorations and lights at the door, otherwise they are not allowed to disturb them. In addition, in the process of begging for sugar, you must always stand at the gate and wait, and you are not allowed to enter the house. Recycled sugar must also be examined by adults before it can be eaten. Families receiving children are also required not to provide homemade food or unpackaged food.
65438+1October 3 1 is Halloween, and wonderful live performances and stage magic can be seen everywhere in the streets of the United States. The origin of this carnival is in 500 BC. People living in Ireland, Scotland and northwest France believe that the dead will return to their places of residence and meet their relatives on 65438+1October 3 1. With the passage of time, the meaning of Halloween has gradually become festive. Monsters and pictures symbolizing Halloween have become lovely and quaint, such as pumpkin monsters and witches. Creative Americans dress up as ghosts as much as possible on this day, making Halloween much more interesting.
Halloween is a good time for children to have fun. In the eyes of children, this is a festival full of mystery. As night falls, the children can't wait to put on colorful costumes, strange masks and a "Jack-o-lantern" and run out to play. "Jack-o 'lantern" looks very cute. The way is to hollow out the pumpkin, carve smiling eyes and a big mouth on the outside, and then put a candle in the pumpkin and light it, so that people can see this innocent smiling face from far away.
After Halloween, groups of children dressed as monsters ran to the neighbor's door with "pumpkin lanterns" in their hands, threatening to shout "trick or treat" and "eat without paying" If adults don't give candy or change, those naughty children will do as they say: OK, I'll play a trick on you if you don't give it. Sometimes they soap other people's doorknobs and sometimes color other people's cats. These little pranks often make adults laugh and cry. Of course, most families are happy to entertain these naive little guests. Therefore, on Halloween, children are always full and have bulging pockets.
Children, Halloween is coming. We might as well make a pumpkin lantern with our parents at home, put on interesting clothes and go to a good friend's house with our parents to "beg for sugar"!
Ok, this is what the teacher will share with the children today! Thank you!
# Kindergarten Flag Raising Speech (Chapter 5) #
Teachers and students:
The final term is approaching, and now we have entered a tense review stage. I hope the students will correct their learning attitude and adjust their mentality to meet the final exam. Examination is a test of our academic performance in a semester. Examination results are an appraisal of your academic performance in a semester. We should pay attention to it, but don't have too heavy psychological burden and cause mental stress. We should be fully prepared, be firm and confident, and fight a well-prepared battle. I believe that with your efforts, we will succeed. How can we play our best and get excellent results in the exam? I suggest you do the following:
1, review knowledge effectively, and check for missing information.
Comprehensively sort out what you have learned this semester, practice finding out the loopholes in your knowledge in combination with your usual homework, make a review plan for yourself, and make clear what you are reviewing and what the focus is.
2. Develop good habits and improve learning quality.
Listen attentively in class, actively participate in learning activities, dare to ask questions, develop good review habits after class, write down key points and questions you don't understand in a notebook, and ask questions to teachers and classmates in time until you understand them.
3, work and rest, make good use of the brain.
Pay attention to the combination of work and rest and make good use of your brain. During the resumption of classes, many students always forget to eat and sleep, work overtime to review their lessons, and increase their study time by reducing sleep and cultural and sports activities. This does a lot of harm. Continuous intense life and study will make people tired all day, slow down their thinking and obviously reduce their memory, resulting in long and inefficient study time.
In addition to paying attention to review methods, we should also learn from Confucius's "everything has questions." When encountering problems, ask classmates, teachers, parents, relatives and friends, people you know and people you don't know. There must be a teacher in the threesome. The spirit of being open-minded and eager to learn will enable us to check and fill in the gaps in the review stage, from understanding to understanding, from understanding to in-depth understanding. If we don't pretend to understand, or let it go, then we will leave more and more problems and we will not get satisfactory results.
Students, let's keep in mind what Confucius said, "A threesome must have a teacher" and cultivate this good habit of being diligent and inquisitive from an early age.
Finally, the teacher wants you to review well, get excellent grades and report to your parents and teachers.
My speech is over, thank you.
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