Physical Education in Primary Schools How to Teach Low Carbon Lessons

In the teaching of physical education, teachers should also let students establish the noble sentiment of loving nature and protecting the earth's homeland while receiving education, learning knowledge and exercising, cultivate their attitude of environmental responsibility, and establish the awareness of ecological protection from caring for the campus environment.

Infiltrate eco-friendly content in classroom teaching.

Physical education activities are generally carried out on the playground, so caring for the school environment should be the most practical environmental education content for physical education teachers. For example, when preparing for an activity, students can pick up confetti as quickly as possible on campus. This seemingly simple teaching session has the dual effect of preparing for activities and environmental education.

Teachers can also explain a few more words based on this content, so that students can understand that the campus environment needs to be cared for by everyone, and protecting the environment is the common responsibility of all teachers and students.

In addition, teachers should consciously incorporate more environmental elements into physical education lessons. For example, a simple relay race was changed to a game of "see who planted the most trees", and completing a relay showed that a tree was planted, so that students could realize the importance of afforestation to environmental protection in the game. For example, you can design a "good boy who picks up leaves" game and let the students compare who picks up more fallen leaves on the playground in a given time.

Make sports aids from waste.

Nowadays, the reuse of waste products is a very important issue. Physical education teachers can also let students make simple sports equipment out of waste items in their daily lives. For example, when teaching students to kick shuttlecocks, teachers can organize everyone to practice using "white trash" - plastic bags to make shuttlecocks.

Discarded Coke bottles, Sprite bottles, etc. can also be made into simple bowling balls, which are fun for students and reuse those discarded plastic bottles. For example, in a throwing class, expired newspapers and magazines can be made into paper balls, so that students can practice throwing and passing the ball, and larger paper balls can be used as footballs. For example, you can make a ring from a scrap bicycle tire into a ring in a ring game.

In the process of making teaching aids, teachers can mobilize students to extend this good practice of waste reuse to their families and society.

Use extracurricular activities to promote environmental protection.

Extracurricular activities are an important part of physical education, which are extensive, free and practical, and have unique advantages in cultivating and improving students' comprehensive quality. Teachers can make full use of the various forms of activity classes to infiltrate environmental protection content, such as organizing students to discuss the way to dispose of domestic waste; Organize students to go on field trips to the surrounding contamination so that students can come to the site to witness the current situation of contamination. This content will stimulate students' awareness of and disdain for environmentally damaging behavior, thereby raising students' environmental awareness.

Xu Qipan, a teacher at Shijia Hutong Primary School in Beijing).

Use less paper towels, regain handkerchiefs, protect forests, and live a low-carbon life.

2. Each piece of paper is printed on both sides and written on both sides, which is equivalent to retaining the lower half of the forest that will be cut down;

3. Turn off the lights, switch and pull the plug at will, which is the first step and a manifestation of personal cultivation; Don't take the elevator to climb the stairs, save everyone's electricity, and change your health;

4. Greening is not only to plant trees in the suburbs, but also to plant some flowers and plants at home, and there is no need to drive;

5. Yes, a plastic bag costs 5 cents, but the pollution it causes can be 50 times that of 5 cents;

6. The perfect bathroom does not necessarily have to have a bathtub; It's already installed, and it may not be used every time; If you have already used it, please flush the toilet bowl with stagnant water;

7. Turn off unused computer programs, reduce the workload of the hard disk, save power and maintain your computer;

8. Compared with driving, people who commute by bicycle are not worried about the rise in oil prices, and they are not worried about weight gain 9. There is no need to turn on all the lights as soon as you enter the door, it has only been 130 years since the invention of electric lights, and the previous thousands of years have also been good;

10. Considering the contribution of taking public transportation to the world environment, at least part of the superiority brought by driving a private car can be offset;

11. Please believe that obsession with fur is nothing but an anti-ancestral impulse;

12. It can be argued that climate warming is partly out of revenge for the excessive use of air conditioning and heating; 13. Try to use disposable toothbrushes, disposable plastic bags, disposable water cups and ......Because the oil used to make them is also disposable;

14. If you know that some Western maritime museums exhibit canned shark fin produced in China, will you still have such a good appetite to eat shark fin and rice?

15. Not necessarily mahogany and leather can reflect the taste of home; It is advisable to use bamboo furniture as bamboo grows faster than trees;

16. In fact, the easiest way to use solar energy, an environmentally friendly energy, is to try to do the work during the day;

17. Excessive meat consumption harms at least three objects: animals, yourself and the earth;

Double-sided use of paper to save paper;

No disposable chopsticks and disposable lunch boxes;

No disposable plastic bags;

reducing food waste;

Turn off the lights and turn off the faucets.

Use handkerchiefs and use less paper towels ......

The used potato chip box is made into something useful by hand.

Power Saving The back of the workbook can be rewritten.

1. Use less paper towels, regain handkerchiefs, protect forests, and live a low-carbon life.

2. Each piece of paper is printed on both sides and written on both sides, which is equivalent to retaining the lower half of the forest that will be cut down;

3. Turn off the lights, switch and pull the plug at will, which is the first step and a manifestation of personal cultivation; Don't take the elevator to climb the stairs, save everyone's electricity, and change your health;

4. Greening is not only to plant trees in the suburbs, but also to plant some flowers and plants at home, and there is no need to drive;

5. Yes, a plastic bag costs 5 cents, but the pollution it causes can be 50 times that of 5 cents;

6. The perfect bathroom does not necessarily have to have a bathtub; It's already installed, and it may not be used every time; If you have already used it, please flush the toilet bowl with stagnant water;

7. Turn off unused computer programs, reduce the workload of the hard disk, save power and maintain your computer;

Walk more, ride more, drive less, and take the bus when you have to.

Go to the suburbs to plant trees, go out on foot, and take the bus as far as possible.

Try not to drive a private car when traveling, and try to take the bus as much as possible.

Efficient, from a low-carbon point of view, it should be an efficient classroom, if it is a college classroom, there seems to be no connection between the front and back.

I agree with the research on the concept of classroom efficiency, which is nothing more than three links, full preparation before class (including teachers and students and even more aspects), active implementation during class, training consolidation after class, evaluation and feedback correction ......As for low-carbon, I really can't say anything, it's a bit of a "neologism".

We can communicate and exchange specific problems in detail.

Don't tear up the paper, and try to take the bus ...... time permittingBikes are better Watch less TV, play less on the computer, ......

Waste use, conserve water, and use public transportation as much as possible. Homework can be written during the day as much as possible during the day, save paper and your own stationery, you can go outdoors when you relax, reduce the time of watching TV and playing computer at home, and cut off the power supply when household appliances are not in use.

Less driving reduces exhaust emissions, and household appliances must be cut off from power.

1. The battery can be reused, and the used battery on the large electrical appliances can be placed on the small electrical appliances to continue to be used. "For example, electric toys consume a lot of electricity, and after putting the used batteries on the toys on the alarm clock and remote control, they can continue to be used for more than a month. ”

2. Drive less private cars and choose to walk or take the bus as much as possible, which not only exercises the body, but also a good way to live a low-carbon life. Data shows that for every 100 litres of gasoline consumed, 270kg of carbon dioxide is emitted.

3. Do not turn on and off electrical appliances frequently, especially lights, air conditioners, etc. When you turn off your computer, make sure you turn off fresh food.

4. Take less elevators, more stairs, and people living below the sixth floor should not take the elevator.

5. The amount of food stored in the refrigerator should occupy 80% of the volume, and too much or too little will consume electricity. There should be a gap of about 10 mm or more between the food and the refrigerator. Fill water in several plastic boxes, make ice in the freezer and put it in the freezer, which will increase downtime and reduce start-up time.

6. There are a lot of discarded boxes in general families, such as soap boxes, toothpaste boxes, milk boxes, etc., in fact, with a little cutting, they can be easily reused, such as making them into storage boxes, which can be used to put tea bags, cosmetics and other items.

Then use waste items to make it, and the calendar is still an annual calendar, which is more troublesome.

Clause.

1. Reduce the use of plastic bags. Clause.

2. According to the amount of food, there is no waste of dining. Clause.

3. Take notes frequently and make fewer copies. This is not only a waste of money, but also a waste of paper. Fourth, you can participate in tree planting activities, just like planting some flowers and plants at home.

Clause. Fourth, turn off the lights and unplug the electrical appliances that are not in use.

Do not use disposable things, such as disposable chopsticks, disposable bowls, disposable cups, and plastic bags. In addition, saving water and electricity is also part of a low-carbon life. Hehe, it's good to have a heart.

There are many things you can do, such as: turn off the lights with your hands, don't use disposable things, don't throw garbage, don't spit...

Do your best and do what you can. No need to climb, no need to be discouraged. Start with a little bit, and you will get something.

Use the front and back of the paper, use the light of the pencil, and do not destroy the flowers and plants

Save paper, don't waste paper, you can't walk if you can, take a bus.

Watch less TV. Take the school bus to school, and do not let your parents drive to pick you up. Save paper.

Low-carbon living includes many aspects, mainly referring to energy conservation; Such as: riding a bicycle to school, saving paper, water, electricity, garbage classification, using less air conditioning, not taking a car for a ride, not burning garbage, etc.; Use more solar energy and tidal energy, for example: you can design a model of a solar sailboat, etc.; Another example:

Sewage treatment ** utilization model: Use two Coke bottles, one minus a third, and the other pierce a few holes in the lid, fill it with sand and sewage, and pour it into a bottle that has been cut off by a third.

Newspaper dyeing, make roses, 5 flowers a bundle.