I. Purpose of the activity: Civilization and discipline are the overall expression of a person's cultural accomplishment and mental outlook. "Be civilized, polite and disciplined" is a virtue that every student should possess. In order to standardize students' words and deeds and create a positive, healthy and civilized learning atmosphere, this theme class meeting is specially held.

Second, activity preparation: "code of conduct for primary school students" information, "daily" small card.

Third, the activity process:

1, the "discipline" understood by "I"

At the beginning of the class meeting, I specially designed a suspense, "What is discipline?" The child seems to be stumped by my question. At this time, Zhou Nanjie got up and said, "I don't talk about trivial things in class. This is discipline. " Children are like released birds, raising their hands, and some say, "I see, discipline is discipline." In other words, be civilized, do civilized things, don't hit people, don't quarrel, don't be arrogant, don't be willful ... "At this moment, I know that children understand the meaning of" discipline ".

2. Discipline should be like this.

In order to let children better understand the profound meaning of "discipline", I decided to do my work in detail. I took out the data of primary school students' code of conduct and daily routine and studied with the children. As I let the children read it, I explained that the children's understanding of the provisions of the Primary School Code and daily routine was more thorough than when they first started school. Next, I asked the children to do it step by step. What should I do in classrooms, corridors, playgrounds, homes and public places?

Children speak freely, talk about their own understanding of discipline, say what they shouldn't do, how to do it, reflect on their own, class and school's undisciplined behavior, gradually realize that undisciplined behavior is wrong, and then regret their undisciplined behavior.

3. Commitment: I am a disciplined boy.

I sent each child a small card and asked them to write on it, how did you behave as a good teenager? The children carefully wrote "I won't destroy public property in public places" on the leaves with immature pens. "I will unite with my classmates, not fight, not swear, not littering casually, not entering the game hall and other places" ... At this moment, I smiled knowingly.

Fourth, summary.

Abiding by discipline is the overall embodiment of a person's cultural accomplishment and spiritual outlook, and "being civilized, polite and disciplined" is the virtue that every student should possess. The teacher knows that you can all be "law-abiding pupils". Let's work together, start with words and deeds, start with every little thing around us, and be a good teenager.