In practical teaching activities, teaching plans play a very important role. Let's take a look at the following mental health activity teaching plan.
Love 1 Teaching plan for mental health activities I. Activity objectives:
1, learn to sympathize with the pain of others' diseases and know that sick people need care and help.
2, understand the way to give patients send warm.
Second, activity preparation: stories and pictures.
Third, the activity process:
1. Look at the picture and listen to the story "Birds and Petunias" told by the teacher. (See the appendix for the story)
Step 2 ask questions:
(1) What is the name of the story? Who is there? what did you say ?
(2) What is the bird thinking when it is sick? What did it say to impatiens and grass? How do grass and impatiens do it?
(3) Why do birds cry? If you are sick, and no one looks at you and plays with you, will you be sad?
(4) Who brings warmth to the birds? How does Morning Glory care about sick birds? What's the use of its concern?
3. Let the children talk about their feelings and painful experiences when they are sick, what care they are eager to get, who gave them care, and what they think in their hearts.
4. Inspiration: It is very painful for children to get sick. It will be very happy and warm to get care and help. If children, teachers, parents, grandparents are ill, how can we make them feel warm? What should we say? Do what?
5. Summarize and affirm children's ideas and encourage them to put them into action.
Mental health activity teaching plan love 2 activity goal
1, let children know that while accepting the love of others, there are still many people who need our care and help.
2. Cultivate children's virtue of giving love and experience the happy feeling of helping others.
Activities to be prepared
1, one psychological book for children.
2. "Project Hope" donation box, toys, clothes and letters brought by children themselves from home.
Activity process
First, the teacher and the children look at the pictures and talk.
1. Show the flip chart: What are the children doing in the picture?
Teachers and children look at pictures and tell stories together, so that children know that while accepting the love of others, there are still many people who need our care and help.
Do you like working for people in trouble? How to help people in trouble? What did you do to them? Let children realize that there are many times when they can care about others.
3. Let the children tell stories about helping people in trouble.
Second, provide love activities.
1, Teacher: In remote places, some children have no clothes to wear, no food to eat and no toys to play with. What do the children say we should do?
2. Show the donation box of "Project Hope" and let children donate toys, clothes and letters brought from home to remote children.
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