2. Knowing that China is a multi-ethnic country, patriotism has sprouted.
Activity preparation: 1, courseware National Family.
2. Children should know the ethnic situation in China in advance.
Activity flow: 1. Children's communication questionnaire
Are people in other parts of China like us?
Conclusion: These people with different costumes and customs are ethnic minorities.
Do you know the name of that country? What are the customs? What do you like to eat? Where do you live? (Children's Exchange Questionnaire)
Summary: There are 56 ethnic groups in China, and each ethnic group has different customs.
Second, understand ethnic minorities, children imitate performances
1. What do Han people like to eat? Do you know these words?
Summary: Han people like to eat things made of rice and flour, such as rice, glutinous rice balls, steamed buns, noodles, steamed buns and jiaozi.
2. What dances do Dai people like best?
Summary: Dai people like to dance Dai dances best. (Enjoy wearing a dance video, children imitate the performance)
3. What do Tibetans like to eat best?
Summary: Tibetans in agricultural areas take rice cakes as their staple food, accompanied by tea, and like butter tea and milk tea. Tibetans in pastoral areas eat beef and mutton as their staple food and eat five or six meals a day.
4. What's delicious for Uighurs? What dances do they like to dance?
Summary: There are grapes and cantaloupes in Turpan, Xinjiang. They like Xinjiang dance. (Watch the video, children imitate the performance)
5. What do Mongolians like to eat? What are the characteristics of the clothes they wear? Where do they live? What do they like to do?
Summary: Mongolians love to eat beef and mutton and drink milk tea. Wearing robes, belts and boots. They live on the prairie, graze for a living, and live in detachable yurts. Mongolians like singing, dancing and playing Ma Touqin.
Summary: China is a multi-ethnic country, and 56 ethnic groups are a family, living together in peace and happiness.
Third, making national dolls.