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    The lesson plan introduces Chinese calligraphy to students. It begins by showing a sample of calligraphy and discussing how Chinese characters are composed of strokes. The teacher then introduces the eight basic strokes used in characters. Students practice tracing, copying, and writing characters using the strokes. For homework, students practice writing characters in pencil and create a project on the introduction to Chinese characters. The next lesson will review the strokes and prepare students to write characters with a brush.

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    The lesson plan introduces Chinese calligraphy to students. It begins by showing a sample of calligraphy and discussing how Chinese characters are composed of strokes. The teacher then introduces the eight basic strokes used in characters. Students practice tracing, copying, and writing characters using the strokes. For homework, students practice writing characters in pencil and create a project on the introduction to Chinese characters. The next lesson will review the strokes and prepare students to write characters with a brush.

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    The lesson plan introduces Chinese calligraphy to students. It begins by showing a sample of calligraphy and discussing how Chinese characters are composed of strokes. The teacher then introduces the eight basic strokes used in characters. Students practice tracing, copying, and writing characters using the strokes. For homework, students practice writing characters in pencil and create a project on the introduction to Chinese characters. The next lesson will review the strokes and prepare students to write characters with a brush.

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    Chinese Calligraphy

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    The lesson plan introduces Chinese calligraphy to students. It begins by showing a sample of calligraphy and discussing how Chinese characters are composed of strokes. The teacher then introduces the eight basic strokes used in characters. Students practice tracing, copying, and writing characters using the strokes. For homework, students practice writing characters in pencil and create a project on the introduction to Chinese characters. The next lesson will review the strokes and prepare students to write characters with a brush.

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    Lesson plan An Introduction to Chinese Calligraphy

    by Lv Yinmei

    Content Teacher’s Activities Students’


    Activities
    Lesson objective Introduce a special form of art--- take great interest
    Chinese Calligraphy in art and want to
    learn something
    really Chinese
    Show a sample of Chinese Watch the sample
    Calligraphy and ask students to and discuss with
    discuss the difference between each other the
    Chinese Characters and English, difference between
    thus help them to analyze how Chinese Characters
    Chinese Characters are and English
    composed. In this way, students
    can have a first impression of
    Chinese Calligraphy and
    appreciate that Chinese
    Characters are made up of
    different strokes.

    Presentation(15’ Introduce the 8 strokes that make Observe Chinese


    ) up Chinese Characters. The basic characters and
    procedure: show sample learn to write the 8
    characters---show the stroke--- strokes
    name the stroke (see powerpoint
    presentation)
    Practice(15’) Explain the three steps used to Use thin paper to
    practice writing Chinese
    cover the
    Characters--- trace, copy and Characters and
    write and ask students to practice
    trace them.
    writing Characters in pencil Remove the paper
    and copy the
    characters. Finally
    practice writing
    them by
    themselves.
    Reinforce(5’) Give students homework to Practice and finish
    practice the writing of Chinese the project after
    Characters in pencil and make a class
    project--- The introduction of

    1
    Chinese Characters
    Revision(5’) 1. Go over the 8 strokes of Go over the 8
    Chinese Characters using a stokes and make
    preparations
    typical character--- 永 which for
    contains the 8 strokes. writing Chinese
    Characters in
    2. In the next period, make
    brush
    preparations for teaching

    students to write Chinese

    Characters with a brush.

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