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Subject: English Calligraphy
Grade Level: Junior High School
Duration: 1 class period (45 minutes)
Objective:
1. To introduce the basic principles and techniques of English
calligraphy to the students.
2. To enhance the students' ability to write English characters with proper form and style.
3. To foster a sense of appreciation for the beauty of English
calligraphy among the students.
Teaching Content:
1. Introduction to English calligraphy: history, styles, and tools.
2. Basic stroke techniques: upstroke, downstroke, horizontal stroke, and diagonal stroke.
3. Writing practice of simple English characters and words.
Teaching Aids:
1. Projector or smartboard for displaying slides and videos.
2. Calligraphy sets (pens, ink, paper, and inkstone) for each student.
3. Sample calligraphy works for demonstration.
Teaching Procedures:
I. Introduction (5 minutes)
1. Begin with a brief introduction to the concept of English calligraphy, highlighting its beauty and cultural significance.
2. Show a short video or slide presentation about the history and styles of English calligraphy.
II. Basic Stroke Techniques (10 minutes)
1. Explain the basic stroke techniques used in English calligraphy, including upstroke, downstroke, horizontal stroke, and diagonal stroke.
2. Demonstrate each stroke technique on the board or using a sample calligraphy work.
3. Instruct students to practice these strokes on their calligraphy sets.
III. Writing Practice (20 minutes)
1. Provide students with a list of simple English characters and words to practice writing in calligraphy style.
2. Instruct students to follow the proper form and style when writing the characters.
3. Circulate around the classroom to provide individual guidance and feedback.
IV. Group Activity (10 minutes)
1. Divide the class into small groups and assign each group a set of characters or words to practice writing.
2. Instruct each group to work together to create a collaborative calligraphy piece.
3. Allow each group to present their work to the class.
V. Review and Feedback (5 minutes)
1. Review the calligraphy works created by the students, highlighting strengths and areas for improvement.
2. Provide constructive feedback and encourage students to continue practicing their calligraphy skills.
Homework Assignment:
1. Assign each student a list of characters or words to practice writing in calligraphy style at home.
2. Instruct students to bring their homework to the next class for review and assessment.
Evaluation:
1. Assess the students' calligraphy skills based on their ability to follow the proper form and style, as well as the overall neatness and legibility of their work.
2. Consider both individual and group contributions during the group activity.
Teaching Reflection:
At the end of the lesson, reflect on the students' progress and identify any areas that may require additional attention in future lessons. Consider how to further engage students in the learning process and encourage their continued interest in English calligraphy.。