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    Lesson Plan X Amanda

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    The English lesson plan has the objectives of making poetry reading an enjoyable experience, inculcating an appreciation for poetry, and learning the use of new words and phrases. The lesson focuses on the poem "Amanda" by Robin Klein, which is about a small child who feels her freedom is restricted by her parents' constant nagging and interference. Students will read the poem, answer textbook questions, and discuss the values of freedom and developing good habits through parental guidance.

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    Lesson Plan X Amanda

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    The English lesson plan has the objectives of making poetry reading an enjoyable experience, inculcating an appreciation for poetry, and learning the use of new words and phrases. The lesson focuses on the poem "Amanda" by Robin Klein, which is about a small child who feels her freedom is restricted by her parents' constant nagging and interference. Students will read the poem, answer textbook questions, and discuss the values of freedom and developing good habits through parental guidance.

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    Lesson Plan Grade 10 Amanda

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    lesson Plan X Amanda

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    The English lesson plan has the objectives of making poetry reading an enjoyable experience, inculcating an appreciation for poetry, and learning the use of new words and phrases. The lesson focuses on the poem "Amanda" by Robin Klein, which is about a small child who feels her freedom is restricted by her parents' constant nagging and interference. Students will read the poem, answer textbook questions, and discuss the values of freedom and developing good habits through parental guidance.

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    Lesson Plan X Amanda

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    The English lesson plan has the objectives of making poetry reading an enjoyable experience, inculcating an appreciation for poetry, and learning the use of new words and phrases. The lesson focuses on the poem "Amanda" by Robin Klein, which is about a small child who feels her freedom is restricted by her parents' constant nagging and interference. Students will read the poem, answer textbook questions, and discuss the values of freedom and developing good habits through parental guidance.

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    ENGLISH LESSON PLAN

    Grade & Section(s): X Subject: English

    Teacher’s Name: Ms. Gurmeet Kaur Duration: 3 periods


    Topic Learning Objectives Methodology/Description Teaching Aids Assignment

    KNOWLEDGE-
    Students will know and understand –
    Amanda The objectives of this lesson are to: PPT/NOTES Students will be
    the author’s style of writing. asked to read the
    Robert Klein  Make poetry reading / infer meaning from the context poem and answer the
    listening an enjoyable textbook questions.
    experience SKILLS and COMPETENCIES-
     Inculcate an appreciation Students would be able to develop - Google Meet
    for poetry and the poem in Listening skill
    this unit Worksheet will be
    follow instructions and directions.
     Connect learning with the shared with the
    make inferences and judgements students as question
    learner's context and
    experiences bank.
     Learn the use of new words
    Reading skill
    and phrases become accomplished and active readers
     Learn the use of imperatives who appreciate ambiguity and complexity
    respond critically to the aesthetic, cultural
    and emotional values in the text.
    skim the reading poem to identify main
    ideas
    scan text for specific supporting details.
    Writing skill
    demonstrate planning skills for answering
    questions
    locate, access, select, organize and
    integrate relevant data
    use a variety of sentence types and
    sentences of different lengths and structures
    appropriately

    Speaking skill.
    be able to prepare, organize and deliver an
    engaging oral presentation.use appropriate
    vocabulary, tone, posture, gestures, pause
    and maintain eye contact while speaking

    Competencies

    Critically analyze the fact that a young


    mind .Understand the importance of
    collaborative manner and communicating
    ideas with each other.Dramatic
    Presentation of the story creatively.
    (collaborative, creative, critical
    competencies)

    ATTITUDE: Critically examining a young


    girl’s thoughts developing strong character
    traits and citizenship by understanding the
    role of advice in our lives.

    Introduction of the topic-PPT and Digital


    Content would be shared

    Guided practice followed by Independent


    Practice –Questions/answers to be discussed
    in the classroom.

    Description-

     In the poem, the poet Robin Klein


    says that a child should never be
    denied freedom. It deals with the
    upbringing of a small child, Amanda.
    It highlights the struggles faced by
    the child. The poem 'Amanda' is
    about a small child named Amanda
    whose parents are forever nagging
    her about what to do and what not to
    do. This frequent interference makes
    her very unhappy. She feels that she
    is not free to do anything that she
    wants to do. She wants freedom from
    all restrictions. She dreams to lead a
    life of a mermaid in a Languid,
    emerald sea with her being the only
    inhabitant there. She feels that an
    orphan has more freedom than her.
    She also wished to lead a calm and
    quiet life in a tower like that of
    Rapunzel with nobody to disturb her.

     Values learnt:
     Freedom is the breath of life.
     Gestures done day in and day out become habits, so keep a check on your actions.
     Parents and elders are our well-wishers.

    Subject teacher: Ms. Gurmeet Kaur Principal:

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