游戏是孩子的天性，也是幼儿园教学活动的基本方法。使用游戏进行教学可以极

Play is a child’s nature and a basic method of kindergarten teaching activities. Using games for teaching can greatly increase children's interest and enthusiasm. Therefore, teachers can give full play to the educational function of the game, and organically integrate the safety education content with the game. For example, using performance games and simulated scenes can help young children learn to communicate with strangers and enhance their social skills. Example: Carry out the "Today I am home alone" activity and set up four scenes for the children: A. What should I do if the delivery uncle knocks on the door? B. What if there is a power outage at home? C. What should I do if my mother's colleague knocks on the door?

Games are the nature of children, but also the basic method of kindergarten teaching activities. Teaching using games can greatly increase your child's interest and enthusiasm. Therefore, teachers can give full play to the educational function of the game, and the safety education content and the game organic combination. For example, using performance games and simulated scenes can help young children learn to communicate with strangers and enhance their social skills. Example: Take the "I'm home alone today" campaign and set up four scenarios for the kids: A. What should I do if my delivery uncle knocks on the door? B. What if there's a power outage at home? C. What if my mother's co-worker knocks on the door?

Play is the nature of children and the basic method of kindergarten teaching activities. Using games in teaching can greatly improve children's interest and enthusiasm. Therefore, teachers can give full play to the educational function of the game, and combine the content of safety education with the game. For example, the use of performance games and simulated scenes can help young children learn to communicate with strangers and enhance their social skills. Example: carry out the activity of "I'm at home alone today" and set four scenes for the children: A. what should I do if the delivery uncle knocks on the door? B. What if there is a power failure at home? C. What if my mother's colleagues knock on the door?<br>