Tourist chess lesson plan for large class

Summary of the big class travel chess lesson plan

1. Big class travel chess

Travel chess is a small game suitable for children to play when traveling.

Make interesting places into chess pieces. In the process, use your imagination and enhance your ability to collaborate with others and solve problems. At the same time, you can also learn about tourist attractions around the world, so that children can learn about our great rivers and mountains while playing.

2. Lesson Plan for the Big Class I’m Going to Travel

Activity objectives:

1. Be able to distinguish between front, back, left and right with oneself as the center.

2. Try to design and make the travel chess in the front, rear, left and right directions.

Activity: 12 squares, representing the front, rear, left and right signs. Red and green stickers, various scenery pictures that children know.

Activity process:

(1) Activity introduction, distinguish left and right with self-centeredness.

1. Left-right game: Listen to the command game: raise your left hand, raise your right hand, stretch your left foot, stretch your right foot.

2. Friends on my left and right: Please tell me who your friends are, and please hold hands with your left (right) friend.

(2) Design travel chess

1. Show the arrows and understand the surrounding signs.

In our daily life, it is very important to distinguish between left and right. When traveling, we win by not losing our way. What directional signs do you know?

2. Determine the starting point and end point.

Today, let us design a set of travel chess together. Where will we go from start to finish?

3. Discuss the rules of the game and display them on the blackboard.

How to express the route from the starting point to the ending point?

4. Children work in pairs to make travel chess, and the teacher provides appropriate help.

5. Children introduce themselves and their companions to travel chess,

(3) Play travel chess

1. Children play travel chess together.

2. Children communicate and play games.

: 3. Small games suitable for children to play during travel

1. Tactics

Props: pen and paper

Tic-Tac-Toe is probably the simplest board game. Because it is a competitive game, it is easy for children to participate. Generally, they will be told the rules once when they play for the first time, and you can help them draw tic-tac-toe pictures to try. If you are too lazy to bring a notebook, you can also print some templates in advance. A piece of A4 paper can print multiple tic-tac-toe grids, so you don't waste paper. It’s also very convenient to fold up, making it convenient for children to stay at home.

Even for older kids, this game won't be boring. We can set different difficulty ages according to the children. For example, guiding children to conduct detailed analysis of all possible situations will also help children think logically. The picture below is a drawing analyzed by a former NASA engineer. Is it cool?

2. LEGO travel collage box

Props: LEGO bricks

Constructive games test children and they are also a good helper for exercising fine motor skills of the hands. Therefore, if you go out for a long time or travel for a long time, you can bring Lego with you. Generally speaking, if the volume is within 20cm, the box can be removed and it will be a small box when placed on the child.

3. Toothpicks

Props: toothpicks, dough/plasticine/marshmallows

I usually don’t bring toothpicks. It’s inconvenient and easy to injure yourself. But sometimes you can borrow some toothpicks and let the children put them together while waiting for the meal. Also a great little thing to inspire creativity.

There are also many related games, such as setting puzzles for children to solve, first spelling out a shape, and then asking the children to move two toothpicks to change to another shape. Children can also play freely. They can always do all kinds of tricks with it. If your child gets bored while waiting for food, they can do nothing.

4. Menu card game

Props: various menus

This game is also a favorite pretend game among brothers and sisters. Usually when eating out, we hit it with menus from different restaurants. In fact, our children and I pretended to be guests and service staff, explaining the ordering and guiding the children to learn new words in the process. Playing games with some common objects in life, such as menu games, can strengthen children's understanding of letters and Chinese characters. In this process, we can let the children fight through appropriate guidance.

5. Hide and seek

Props: tissues

Hide and seek is a very simple but interesting little magic trick. Just roll some paper towel into a small ball and hide it in your hand. Ask your children to guess whether the tissue is hidden in your left or right hand. More suitable for playing with children in noisy environments. We can ask the child to point out with his hand whether it is the left hand or the right hand. This process is also an exercise in hand-eye coordination and is a very good interactive game for younger babies.

6. Quiz card game

Props: some objects or pictures that the child knows, naturally

This game is a very traditional game in American families. The game itself is very simple, it just involves adults and children sitting together.

We can randomly select an item by observing the surrounding environment or using cards. We can not show it to the children, but let the children guess what it is by describing what it looks like.

In the process of guessing objects, children not only remember the object itself, but also its shape, color, location and other characteristics, establishing a complete concept. When we guide children to guess, we can also add some details based on children's feedback, or distinguish them from similar objects. This can help children develop good observation habits and improve judgment.

If the child can stop guessing or answering wrongly for a while, he can also give the child some more hints appropriately. Don't let your child get frustrated and stop playing. My brother and I play this game when we go out or at home, because the observed items are different. Sometimes, while waiting for the bus, I don't need a business card, so I just look at what I like and take away the materials I like.

7. Drawing board

Props: graffiti drawing board

Drawing is a recommended travel artifact. It's light and small, so you can keep it in your bag. The key is that children can draw when they want to, but they don't have to stop.