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14/8/2015 (Friday) Week 29 (10 14.8.2015)
9.40 10.15 Literature in English / 1.4/1.5/1.6 / Short Story Fairs Fair 1 Understanding and retelling in ones own words the story/novel heard and / or read and giving ones opinion; 2 Recognizing elements in a story/novel such as characters, setting, theme and values 3 Explaining the message the writer is trying to convey and discussing how this relates to ones life. Fair, ghost train, candy floss, big wheel, dog for a walk, job, barked, pound, purse MI CTX CTC TS ML FS LHTL * * * By the end of the lesson, students should be able to: 1 talk about / describe the story/novel briefly 2 retell what the text is about in their own words 3 explain briefly the events, characters, values and themes found in the story/novel Set Induction Instruction Activity 1 1 Teacher tells the students to revise the story, Fairs Fair on the themes and moral values found in the story. 2 Teacher writes the synopsis and plot on the whiteboard and students copy them in their literature exercise. 3 Students will complete enrichment exercise given in the handout. 4 Teacher will discuss the answers with the students. Evaluation Wrapping Up the lesson 1. Sums up the lesson by Telling the students to
(Queenship and Power) Mary Villeponteaux (Auth.) - The Queen's Mercy - Gender and Judgment in Representations of Elizabeth I-Palgrave Macmillan US (2014)