First, politeness.
Last semester
(1) Polite expressions can be used in daily life: Good morning, goodbye, thank you, and you're welcome.
(2) When someone gives something, they have to ask their parents for permission before they can accept it.
(3) Gradually develop the habit of speaking lightly, walking lightly and putting things lightly.
(4) Initially learn to care about teachers, parents, peers and collectives.
(5) Be able to actively participate in group activities.
Next semester
(1) Continue to learn to use polite expressions in daily life: Good morning, goodbye, please, thank you, sorry, it doesn't matter.
(2) Answer when others ask questions.
(3) Know that collective activities should be orderly and not crowded.
(4) Be able to walk lightly, talk lightly and put things lightly.
(5) initially cultivate children's feelings of loving their elders, hometown and working people around them.
Second, the code of conduct
Last semester
(1) Learn to undress and fold the quilt by yourself.
(2) Take good care of books and toys and put them back after use.
(3) You can learn to do your own thing.
(4) be able to concentrate on activities.
Next semester
(1) Learn to tie your shoes, organize books and toys, and gradually learn to be a student on duty.
(2) Willing to learn what you can't, and willing to correct what you did wrong.
(3) Willing to serve peers and collectives and cherish the fruits of labor.
Three. Health habit
(1) Learn to wash your hands before and after meals and when your hands are dirty, and learn the correct way to wash your hands.
(2) You can finish your meal cleanly.
(3) Be able to bring a handkerchief every day and learn to use it correctly.
(4) Don't urinate or litter.
(5) Don't put your fingers and sundries in your mouth.
(6) Gradually develop the good habit of frequently cutting nails and hair.
(7) Develop the habit of brushing your teeth in the morning and evening.
Pay attention to safety protection (two semesters)
(1) Be free to use large-scale sports equipment and pay attention to safety.
(2) Understand the safety knowledge of going up and down stairs and riding.
(3) Don't run when taking things and turning in daily life.
Fourth, communication skills.
Last semester
(1) Knowing that the toys in the kindergarten belong to everyone, you should play with them.
(2) Feel the joy of playing together.
(3) Learning communication language: Would you like to play with me?
Please let me play, ok?
You play first, I'll play later, etc.
(4) Learn to express the desire of communication initially.
Next semester
(1) You can play with your friends in a friendly way.
(2) To play with a companion's toy, you must obtain the consent of your companion.
(3) Continue to enrich some communication languages.
(4) I am happy with the progress of my peers.