Early Childhood Health Lesson Plan Protects My Ears

Objectives:

1. Know how to protect your ears and learn the correct way to take care of yourself.

2 Know that March 3 is Ear Day, and enhance children's awareness of self-protection.

Preparation for the event: multi-**, musical instruments.

Activity process: 1. Introduce excitement.

Touch the little ears and guess the riddles: one piece on the left, one piece on the right, and you can't see it on the next mountain.

2. Discuss the role of the ear.

1 Introduce the role of the ear: Do you know what the ear is for? (Toddler) first ask the child to listen with his ears**, and then ask the child to cover his ears with his hands to feel if he can hear the sound.

2 Young children talk about feelings and know that the ears play a great role in hearing different sounds.

4 Ask the children to close their eyes and ask a teacher who is familiar to the children to say a word, so that the children can guess and experience the sound in their ears again.

5 Teacher's Summary: The ear plays a great role in hearing different sounds.

3. Discuss how to protect your ears.

1 Is that ear much important to us?

2 Our ears are really important to us, so how can we protect our ears in our lives?

3 How can we protect our ears?

1) Prevention of drug poisoning. Although medicines can cure diseases, some drugs have a strong negative effect, and eating too much or inappropriate can cause hearing loss and even deafness.

Therefore, children must take medicine in accordance with the amount and time prescribed by the doctor, and do not eat too much. If you have a sore ear or feel uncomfortable, you should go to the hospital immediately for a check-up. Even if there is no problem, you should go for a check-up once or twice a year.

2) Anti-noise. Loud sounds, harsh sounds are noise, and they can damage a person's hearing. Be careful to stay away from noise.

When there is a sudden noise, you can use your hands to block your ears and open your mouth wide. It is best for children to listen to the radio without headphones. (3) Prevent water ingress.

When swimming, bathing, and washing your face, you should take special care to prevent water from getting into your ears. If you feel water in your ears, you should immediately jump on one foot to let the water out, or gently put a cotton ball stick in to suck the water out.

4) Anti-slapping. You can't pull your ears or hit them. Pulling your ears and slapping your mouth are all bad for your ears.

5) Don't pick your ears. Some children like to use ear spoons, hairpins, pins and other objects to pick their ears, which is a bad habit and should be avoided. Don't put beans, balls and other items in your ears.

6) Don't wear earrings. Some little girls like to prick their ears and eyes, and wear earrings, earrings and other decorations, which are also harmful to the ears. The skin and flesh of the ears are very tender, and there is a metal object hanging on them, which is easy to tear the ears when playing.

7) Understand that March 3 is National Ear Care Day, and increase awareness of ear protection.

Teacher: March 3 is National Love Ear Day. We found that there were a few children in the class who liked to stuff paper into their ears. Today, children should know how to protect their ears, not to stuff things into their ears, to speak softly, not to speak loudly, etc.

As an educator with no name and selfless dedication, it is inevitable to prepare lesson plans, with the help of which you can effectively improve your teaching ability. So what kind of lesson plan is good? The following is the health lesson plan for the kindergarten middle class that I have put together:

Objectives:1. Preliminary understanding of the structure of the ear and the role of the ear.

2. Distinguish noise and how to protect your ears.

Activity Preparation Courseware: The Role of the Ear.

The process of the activity

1. Import

Show the courseware to guide the children to understand the structure of the ear.

II

1. Discuss the role of the ear in groups.

2. Ear protection and ear hygiene methods.

1) Protect your hearing and avoid noisy places as much as possible.

2) Use headphones, ***, etc., to choose ***.

3) Don't listen to the volume too much, just be able to hear clearly, and don't exceed an hour a day.

4) If you find that you always have to turn up the volume to hear clearly, and when you watch TV, you should stop using headphones and go to an ear doctor for an ear check-up immediately.

5) Stay away from noise: The limit of what human hearing can withstand is 90 decibels, and if it exceeds this limit, it is regarded as noise.

6) Noise damage to hearing is slow'Progressive, from occasional tinnitus to frequent tinnitus, causing hearing weakness, ear fatigue, and even deafness.

So don't be in a noisy environment too often, and pay attention to relieving the pressure on your ears.

7) Medication with caution

Some anti-infective drugs, such as streptomycin, gentamicin, kanamycin, etc., can damage a person's inner ear and cochlea, causing deafness.

Therefore, you should carefully read the drug instructions or ask the doctor before taking the drug, and strictly grasp the indications for drug use.

8) Be careful with ear picking:

Ear picking can easily damage the external auditory canal**, bringing bacteria into the ear canal, and improper force can also cause damage and infection of the external ear canal, resulting in inflammation and ulceration of the external ear canal, and even affecting opening the mouth and eating. If your ears are itchy, rub them gently on the outside of your ears with your hands or rub them with a cotton swab.

9) Adjust your diet:

Eating more foods rich in zinc, iron, and calcium can help dilate microvasculature, improve blood flow in the inner ear**, and prevent hearing loss;

Do not eat high-salt, high-fat, low-fiber foods for a long time, and do not overeat.

10) Do not enter the water:

When swimming or bathing, avoid getting water in your ears. If it accidentally flows in, you can turn sideways to control the water out, or gently dry it with a dry cotton swab, and it is best to wear earplugs if you like swimming.

3. Remember that March 3 is National Ear Day every year.

3. End

Look for beautiful sounds and harsh noises around you.