Teaching objectives:
1. Know the common greetings in daily life.
2. Willing to learn and use greetings.
3. Be proud of using greetings correctly.
4. Know how to greet others. Different people, different times, different vocals and different accounts should adopt different greetings and greeting methods.
Teaching emphases and difficulties:
Make students willing to learn and use greetings correctly.
Teaching preparation:
1. Multimedia courseware
2. There are some small red flowers.
Teaching process:
Guide: Children, we meet and get along with many different people every day, such as parents, uncles and aunts, teachers, classmates and so on. So, how do you greet different people? The etiquette messenger is leaving, let's follow him to have a look!
Second, show courseware and perceive polite expressions.
Today's etiquette messenger is Xiao Ming. In the morning, Xiao Ming gets up and comes out of his room. What was the first thing he said when he saw his mother?
Blackboard: Good morning, Mom!
What would you say if it were you? Good morning, mom! Good morning, mom! )
On the way to school, Xiaoming saw his neighbor's grandmother come back from shopping. How did he greet her?
Blackboard: Hello, Grandma!
If it were you, how would you say hello?
Third, the practice of etiquette activities:
1. See the question after class: How to say hello in the following occasions? Fill in the serial number in brackets.
A asked, "Hello!"
Nod and smile/
C waved.
D smiled and watched quietly.
Lead the students to discuss: Why do you smile at an acquaintance when he speaks on the podium instead of waving his hand and hearing "Hello?"
Everyone is reading quietly in the library. Why does a child nod and smile when he sees a classmate coming face to face?
Look, that child remembers quickly.
The sun rises, good morning,
Say hello and good morning when we meet.
Greet the teacher: "Good morning, teacher!"
The teacher nodded and smiled at me.
The stars at night are not all over the sky,
Dad didn't pay it back until he worked overtime
"Good evening, Dad, you have worked hard!"
Dad praised me for growing up.
Fourth, the etiquette link
Teacher Bei told a story: in beautiful music, a beautiful story happened. ...
Beautiful echo
A child shouted to the mountains, "Hey, what are you doing?" The mountains replied, "Hey, what are you doing?" The mother told the child, "You tell him,' We are friends!'" "Listen to what he will say." The child shouted again: "Hello, we are friends!" " Dashan replied, "Hello, we are friends!" " The child was very happy to hear that. Mother said, "Son, what language you treat others, others will treat you in what language."
Verb (abbreviation of verb) classroom etiquette practice
Students, what kind of language do you have to treat others?
2. Rehearse the classroom drama in groups: the visiting guests come to our class.
Blackboard writing:
Say hello to ...
Good morning, good evening, hello, thank you very much.
Language Civilization —— Pupils' Civilized Etiquette
Teaching objectives:
1, through the process of teaching participation, let students know more about the knowledge of language civilization and the importance of stressing civilization.
Through this class meeting, students will have good manners and deepen their understanding of language civilization and etiquette. Standardize students' behavior by discovering some uncivilized phenomena around them.
Teaching process: introducing new courses;
Language civilization is a concrete manifestation of spiritual beauty, civilization and education, and it is also a daily code of conduct that primary school students must abide by. However, many of our classmates usually don't pay attention to their own language, and their words are vulgar and arrogant, which seriously hurts others' self-esteem and leaves a bad impression on others. In this class, the teacher will learn how to make his language civilized and become an educated person with his classmates.
Activity 1: common polite expressions and campus polite expressions.
Students teach themselves by referring to textbooks, deeply understand these polite expressions and use them flexibly.
Activity 2: Knowledge Q&A
To achieve language civilization, we should first use polite expressions such as "please, hello, thank you, sorry, goodbye". Can you use these polite expressions? Now let's take a quiz to see who can speak quickly and accurately.
What should you say if you want others to help you? Please do me a favor.
What do you see when you get up in the morning? (Good morning)
What do you usually say when you see others? (Hello)
What to say to people before going to bed at night? (Good night)
What should I say separately? (Goodbye)
What should you say when someone gives you a lift? (Please stay)
What do you say when others help you? (Thank you)
What should I say if I accidentally meet someone or disturb them? I'm sorry. Please forgive me. I'm sorry.
What should I say when I apologize to you? You're welcome, that's all right. )
What should old people be called? (Grandpa, Grandma)
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Activity 3: Matters needing attention in language civilization
Be polite to others, speak politely, and don't use rude words. Usually, you speak in a tone of soliciting opinions and less in a tone of command. Such as "please sit down", "please open the window", "OK", "please step aside" and so on. Don't call each other "Miss, Sir, Brother and Sister". Usually, we must be friendly, warm and polite to teachers, parents and others. In the past, some students may not pay attention to manners, often offend people with rude remarks, or sometimes bring some rude words and dirty words in the process of speaking. These are uncivilized manifestations, and we should pay attention to overcoming and correcting them.
Course summary
Speaking politely is the expression of our spiritual beauty and a good social morality, which will make the relationship between people more harmonious. Speaking in a civilized manner and being polite to others are also the basic requirements of civility and politeness, and these requirements should be integrated into daily life. Let's act together and try to be a civilized and polite pupil.