2026年04月27日 26/04/2026 Reception A 课堂教学内容及家庭作业
这节课我们学习了《中国餐具和餐桌礼仪》，小朋友们一起认识了中国人吃饭时常用的餐具，还学习了很多有趣的餐桌礼貌。
首先，我们认识了中国吃饭最重要的工具——筷子。老师告诉大家，筷子要说“一双筷子”，因为它有两根，就像“一双鞋子”一样。小朋友们还知道了，勺子要说“一把勺子”，碗要说“一个碗”。大家一起练习说：“我有一双筷子，一个碗，一把勺子。”小朋友们说得非常棒！
接着，我们学习了怎么正确吃饭。在中国，吃饭的时候可以把碗端起来，让碗靠近嘴巴，这样更方便吃饭。老师还教大家用筷子“夹菜”，用勺子“喝汤”，不能用筷子喝汤哦。小朋友们还一起练习了“夹球比赛”，大家都玩得很开心，也发现用筷子夹东西其实很有趣。
在礼仪部分，小朋友们学习了很多重要的餐桌规则。比如：不能把筷子插在饭里，因为这样不礼貌；不能用筷子指着别人，这样会让别人不开心；不能敲碗，因为吃饭时要安安静静；也不能在盘子里翻来翻去找自己喜欢的菜，要夹自己面前的菜。大家都明白了，做一个有礼貌的小朋友很重要。
我们还学习了“谁先吃”。在中国，吃饭时要先请爷爷奶奶、长辈和客人先动筷子，这是尊重别人的表现。小朋友们都知道了，要做懂礼貌、会关心别人的好孩子。
最后，我们认识了中国的圆桌。圆桌代表团圆，大家围在一起吃饭，表示一家人开开心心在一起。桌子中间还有一个会转的玻璃转盘，大家都可以一起分享好吃的菜。但是别人夹菜的时候，不能随便转盘子哦。
通过这节课，小朋友们不仅学会了筷子、勺子、碗这些新词语，还知道了很多中国吃饭时的小礼貌。希望大家以后吃饭的时候，都能做一个讲礼貌、懂分享、会尊重别人的乖宝宝！
DIY 时间：
手工蝴蝶制作
准备材料
纸盘、剪刀、彩色马克笔、胶水。
制作步骤
首先，准备一个圆形纸盘，将纸盘对折一次，变成半圆形。接着，按照蝴蝶翅膀的形状，在半圆纸盘的一侧剪出弯弯的缺口，注意上面的翅膀要大一些，下面的翅膀要小一些。剪好后，打开纸盘，再沿着对折线分开，就可以得到一对漂亮的蝴蝶翅膀。
然后，用彩色马克笔在翅膀上画出各种漂亮的花纹，比如波浪线、圆点、条纹和小图案，让蝴蝶变得更加鲜艳美丽。
回家作业：
小朋友可以试着用筷子在家吃饭。
Course Review: Chinese Tableware and Dining Etiquette
In this lesson, we learned about Chinese tableware and dining etiquette. The children got to know the common utensils used in Chinese meals and also learned many fun table manners.
First, we learned about the most important tool in Chinese dining—chopsticks. The teacher explained that we say “a pair of chopsticks” because chopsticks come in two pieces, just like “a pair of shoes.” We also learned that we say “a spoon” and “a bowl.” Everyone practiced saying: “I have a pair of chopsticks, a bowl, and a spoon.” The children did a great job!
Next, we learned how to eat properly. In China, people often hold the bowl up closer to their mouth when eating, which makes it easier to eat. The teacher also showed everyone how to use chopsticks to pick up food and how to use a spoon to drink soup. We should not use chopsticks to drink soup! The children also joined in a fun “ball picking challenge” using chopsticks. Everyone had a great time and discovered that using chopsticks can be very interesting.
In the etiquette part, the children learned many important dining rules. For example, we should not stick chopsticks upright into rice because it is considered impolite. We should not point at people with chopsticks because it may make others feel uncomfortable. We should not tap the bowl because we should stay quiet while eating. We also should not dig through the dishes looking for our favorite food. Instead, we should take the food in front of us. Everyone understood that being polite at the table is very important.
We also learned about “who eats first.” In China, we should wait for grandparents, elders, or guests to start eating first. This shows respect for others. The children learned that being polite and caring for others makes us good children.
Finally, we learned about the Chinese round dining table. A round table means reunion and family togetherness. Everyone sits around the table and shares food happily. In the center of the table, there is often a rotating glass tray so everyone can easily reach the dishes. However, we should never turn the tray while someone is taking food, because that is considered very rude.
Through this lesson, the children not only learned new words like chopsticks, spoon, and bowl, but also understood many important Chinese dining manners. We hope everyone can become a polite child who knows how to share, respect others, and behave well at the dining table!
Handmade Butterfly Craft
Materials Needed
Paper plate, scissors, colored markers, and glue.
Steps
First, prepare a round paper plate and fold it in half to make a semicircle. Next, following the shape of butterfly wings, cut a curved opening on one side of the folded paper plate. Make sure the upper wings are a little bigger and the lower wings are a little smaller. After cutting, open the paper plate and separate it along the fold line to create a beautiful pair of butterfly wings.
Then, use colored markers to draw different beautiful patterns on the wings, such as wavy lines, dots, stripes, and small decorative designs, making the butterfly brighter and more colorful.
Homework:
Children can try using chopsticks while eating at home.