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WEEK 24 TOPIC/ ELEMENTS POEM I Wonder 1. Point of view 2. Tone and mood POEM I Wonder 1. Interpretation of the poem 2. Theme POEM I Wonder 1. Language and style SHORT STORY One is One and All Alone 1. Setting 2. Plot LEARNING OUTCOME Understanding the poem and obtaining ones opinion of the text SPECIFICATION Talking about different ways of putting across the message by writer
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Understanding in ones words of the poem Identifying the main message conveyed by the writer
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Understanding some figurative language suitable to students proficiency level Retelling the story in ones own words Giving the sequence of events Talking about place and time
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SHORT STORY One is One and All Alone 1. Characterization 2. Theme SHORT STORY One is One and All Alone 1. Point of view 2. Style POEM Heir Conditioning 1. Point of view 2. Tone and mood POEM Heir Conditioning 1. Interpretation of the poem 2. Theme POEM Heir Conditioning 1. Language and style
Listening to, read, view and respond to literary works by Understanding and telling in ones own words the story Explaining the message the writer is trying to convey Discussing how this relates to ones life Recognizing the characters in the story Understanding other peoples cultures, tradition, custom and beliefs Explaining how the writer is conveying the message
Talking about character in the story Talking about theme of the story Talking about the message the writer is trying to convey Talking about different ways putting across the message by the writer
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Understanding in ones words of the poem Identifying the main message conveyed by the writer
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PLAY Rumplestiltskin 1. Characterization 2. Theme PLAY Rumplestiltskin 1. Point of view 2. Style PLAY Rumplestiltskin 1. Point of view PLAY Rumplestiltskin 1. Setting PLAY Rumpelstiltskin 1. Plot
Talking about character in the story Talking about theme of the story Talking about the message the writer is trying to convey Talking about different ways putting across the message by the writer
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Reexamining the story to ascertain the internal and external features of the story
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