借语文活动课形式教学《陶罐和铁罐》（By teaching the language activity class pots and tin）.doc

借语文活动课形式教学《陶罐和铁罐》（By teaching the language activity class pots and tin） By teaching the language activity class pots and tin Xie Runa, fourth primary school, Zhuhai, Xiangzhou Seventh copies of one primary school Chinese extracurricular reading pots and Billy is a fable. Teaching this fable, we take the form of Chinese activity class. This parable tells people that every man has his strong points and his weak points, and he must see others good points. Face up to ones shortcomings. Education of students in learning to understand each other, learn from each other, no matter what time do not arrogant, must be modest and prudent, How can the moral of the story really penetrated into the minds of students to make them understand people, each one has his good points in the study and work, can correctly treat the strengths of others, live together in peace together together for the collective, and make contributions to society. We adopt the technique of drama to show the profound meaning of this allegory, and let the students see the feeling of being personally there. The platform is in the middle of people just come straight to the point: (teacher), on the left is the pot of the actor, who plays the tin, their heads were painted with color pattern jars and cans headdress (the pot look is modest, but can show it is a proud look). There were enthusiastic spectators sitting on both sides. The first act: tin pot at The teacher prologue: there are two cans of King chef. One is only pottery, the other is iron. Pride can look down on pottery, often ridiculed it. Billy: you dare to touch me? Pottery pot. (arrogantly asked) The pot: dare, brother tin. (humbly reply) Teacher: dare to ask why tin pot? The audience (1): because can strong, not afraid of collision, this is also the superiority of tin. The audience (2): can not think pottery its collision will dare to ask. Billy: I know you not, weak things. (contemptuous air) The pot: I do not dare to touch you, but is not cowardice.