Direct representation

In the learning exploration session, I used the headgear from the fairy tale play "Little Rabbit Obedient" as an example to help students recognize headgear, understand its role in fairy tales, and realize that it is a direct representation of character images in fairy tales. I guided students to pay attention to the images of the little white rabbit and the big gray wolf, observing and understanding their image characteristics, laying a foundation for their subsequent creations. At the same time, I used sample headgear to inspire students to summarize the method of making headgear and discover the steps involved. I believe this approach is very good as it can generate interest among students in creating headgear. Talking about this, my daughter was already sobbing uncontrollably. I was instantly moved to tears. I held her tightly in my arms, kissed away her tears and forehead, and gently comforted her, saying, "Honey, you're a girl and don't eat grass. It's the little white rabbit that eats grass, and it's also very obedient later; the rabbit mother's leg naturally healed. " Only then did my daughter slowly stop crying, resuming her lying position with her head on my arm. After thinking for…