The middle-class art activity line depicts small mushrooms.

1, many pictures of mushrooms.

2, toothpicks, bamboo chips and other natural objects.

3. A clay hand.

Activity flow:

The length introduces the story to stimulate children's interest.

(1) Teacher: It's a nice day. Rabbits come to the forest to pick mushrooms. But there are no mushrooms, so the rabbit has no dinner. Children, let's help the rabbit together!

(2) Teacher M shows pictures of mushrooms to guide children to observe and freely communicate the shapes and characteristics of mushrooms.

(3) Teacher's summary: Mushrooms are like an open umbrella.

2. Discuss and exchange the production methods of mushrooms collectively.

(1) Teacher: How are you going to make mushrooms out of clay? (Children discuss freely)

(2) Teacher's demonstration: First, pinch a small bowl with your hands, and then use a thick piece of mud as the handle of the mushroom to connect it.

3. Children's production and teacher's guidance.

(1) Help some children with weak hands.

(2) Guide young children to connect the noodles and handles of mushrooms.

(3) Carve patterns on the surface of mushrooms with toothpicks and other natural objects, or decorate them with clay tablets.

4. Show the works, guide the children to evaluate each other, and the teacher comments.

5. Play the game of "Give Mushrooms to Rabbits" and end the activity.