First and foremost, during the open class, teacher Yin Xin led students on a journey to explore the water cycle by showcasing the description of water cycle in ancient books. For example, by means of beautiful pictures, vivid videos and models, he clearly displayed the various links of the water cycle--evaporation, precipitation, runoff, infiltration and so on. Thus, students felt as if they were in the water circulation system of nature, experiencing the wonderful flow of water.

Furthermore, with in-depth explanation, the various links of the water cycle were vividly presented to the students. To be specific, evaporation is like the magic transformation of water vapor, from liquid to gas, full of mysterious power; Meanwhile, rain is like a gift from the sky with raindrops falling down, just like smart notes playing natural music; Also, runoff is like the blood of the earth, running continuously, carrying the hopes of life. Later on, in the interactive session, students actively expressed their ideas, sharing their understanding and perception of the water cycle. Evidently, their thinking was like a bright spark, colliding with the light of wisdom in the classroom where the teacher guided students skillfully, as if by magic, to solve the geographical mysteries.

In conclusion, this demonstration lesson is not only the transfer of knowledge, but also a spiritual touch, which makes students deeply feel the magical charm of geography, thus inspiring their awe and exploration of nature. More noticeably, this open class, like a bright star, illuminates students’ geography learning road, adding a brilliant color to Anqing Foreign Language School’s overall teaching. Additionally, it’s believed that in the future study, with their love for geography and their spirit of exploration, students will continue to swim in the ocean of knowledge and embark on more marvelous geographical fantasy trips.