SUBJECT : ENGLISH
TOPIC: I am every woman Unit- III (Poem)
DATE: 14-08-2023 to 18-08-2023 JULY 2023 – WEEK 3
NATURE OF THE LESSON: Stand Alone
FORMAT: Pair Work / Group Study
1.
LEARNING
OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the lesson learners will be able to:
- Ø Understand
the meaning of the poem.
- Ø Learn
how to treat today’s women.
- Ø Learn the poetic devices.
- Ø Identify
the figures of speech in the poem.
2.
LEARNING
OUTCOME:
1027: Identifies significant literary elements such as figurative language - metaphor, imagery, symbol, simile, intention / point of view, rhyme scheme.
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4. MOTIVATIONAL QUESTIONS / WARM-UP:
The teacher asks
few questions to the students to motivate them towards the topic:
1. Name few famous women personalities you know.
2. Why do you like them?
5 .INTRODUCTION OF THE TOPIC:
After getting the
answers from the students, the teacher introduces the topic:
“I am every
woman”.
The Teacher explains about the poetess
“Rakhi Nariani Shirke” who is an academician
with a passion for writing poems as a medium of self-expression. In this poem,
she explains the qualities of today’s women and how to treat her in general.
The Teacher reads
the poem aloud and makes the students listen and repeat the same with correct
stress & intonation, with proper pronunciation. After explaining the
meaning, she also teaches the poet devices.
Innate – inborn
stake – risk
persistence –
determination
groans –
complaints
moans – grieves
prankster – a person who behaves mischievously
9.
SUMMARIZATION / CONSOLIDATION:
Ø They
work tirelessly
Ø They
can solve problems by themselves
Ø They
are real and not fake
Ø Women
are always positive towards life.
Ø When
adversities appear they have hope that good times will come soon
Ø They
care for their families more than themselves
Ø Persistence
is their key to success
Ø They
are strong in their faith and firm in their believes
Ø Today’s
woman is like a lioness, don’t mess with her
Ø Treat
her with love and respect.
LOT:
1. Whom does the
poem is about?
2. What is the meaning of the word ‘innate’?
MOT:
The summer of life she's ready to see in spring.
She says, "Spring will
come again, my dear
Let me care for the ones
who're near.”
a)
What does the word “summer” mean here?
b) How
does she take life ?
c) What does she
mean by “spring will come again”?
HOT:
1.
1. Is she complaining about the problems of life?
2.
2. Pick out the words that show her grit.
11. REMEDIAL MEASURES
The Teacher picks
out the late bloomers and explains lesson in bilingual method and makes sure
that they read the poem in correct pronunciation.
12.
RECAPITULATION
The teacher
explains the meaning of the poem again and teaches the figures of speech in the
poem.
13. WRITING:
Write the Rhyming word and Rhyme scheme for the poem
14. HOME WORK / FOLLOW-UP WORK
Find out the figures of speech implied in the poem.
Learn the appreciation question answers.
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