Literature lesson again. With the Form 1A and 1B students again. In the Multimedia room again.
Yesterday, I taught them ‘The Dead Crow’. This was the third lesson. So, it was merely a revision for them.
First phase:
Started the lesson by recalling the poem – what it is all about. I probed them with questions related to the poem. Taught them the figurative language – symbolism, repetition, personification…
Second phase:
1 Amanah: Quiz time!! Several questions were asked to the groups – the result was: DRAW
1 Bestari: Oral questions - Calling out the students’ names
Third phase:
Watching a video clip: ‘The Earth Song’ by Micheal Jackson
(lyric provided)
Fourth phase:
In groups of four/five – comparing and contrasting the video clip and the poem
- What did you see in the video?
- What are the themes portrayed?
- What does the singer/poet want?
- List down some environmental issues from the video – poem.
Last phase: Whole class discussion / Presentation
The students were able to talk about the video clip and the poem – they managed to come out with words/phrases like “Pollution” “Illegal logging” “Illegal hunters” “Destruction of the earth” “Animals lost habitat” “Take care of the nature for future generation”..
p/s: Any ideas on how to teach ‘The Lake Isle of Innisfree?’
3 comments:
dayah zabarani did this lesson during practicum:
set induction:
ask the ss to close their eyes while you play sounds of nature (water lapping, birds chirping, etc)
get to ss describe what they feel (calm, relax, etc)
Activities:
-ss think of a place they would like to visit/live in.
-ss provide reasons for their choice
-T gives input - relate the activity to the poem: how the persona longs to be in Innisfree
err... that's all i can remember
During prac, I got students to close their eyes & imagine the place where they felt safest.
A place where they belong.
A place where they feel loved.
A place where they are at peace.
Some of them were moved to tears.
haha~~
Thanks, guys. I did that as the set induction. It was quite good...
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