The document outlines the lesson plans for discussing the poem "Poisoned Talk" in four separate English classes for third grade students. It states that by the end of each lesson, students should be able to understand what the poem is about and know the themes brought up in the poem. Each lesson involves students getting through the poem with teacher guidance, understanding the phrases and words, and learning about the themes of the poem.
Studying the short-story: Sixteen short-story classics with introductions, notes and a new laboratory study method for individual reading and use in colleges and schools
The document outlines the lesson plans for discussing the poem "Poisoned Talk" in four separate English classes for third grade students. It states that by the end of each lesson, students should be able to understand what the poem is about and know the themes brought up in the poem. Each lesson involves students getting through the poem with teacher guidance, understanding the phrases and words, and learning about the themes of the poem.
The document outlines the lesson plans for discussing the poem "Poisoned Talk" in four separate English classes for third grade students. It states that by the end of each lesson, students should be able to understand what the poem is about and know the themes brought up in the poem. Each lesson involves students getting through the poem with teacher guidance, understanding the phrases and words, and learning about the themes of the poem.
The document outlines the lesson plans for discussing the poem "Poisoned Talk" in four separate English classes for third grade students. It states that by the end of each lesson, students should be able to understand what the poem is about and know the themes brought up in the poem. Each lesson involves students getting through the poem with teacher guidance, understanding the phrases and words, and learning about the themes of the poem.
CLASS:3M By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
TIME: i.Understand what the poem is about 7.30 A.M.-8.00 A.M. ii.Knows the themes that are brought up in the novel. Activity: i. Students get through the poem with teacher’s id ii.Students understands the phrases and words used in the poem iii.Students learns about the themes of the poem. SUBJECT:ENGLISH TOPIC:LITERATURE(POISONED TALK) REFLECTION CLASS:3F By the end of the lesson, students should be able to: TIME: i.Understand what the poem is about 8.30 A.M.-9.30 A.M. ii.Knows the themes that are brought up in the novel. Activity: i. Students get through the poem with teacher’s id ii.Students understands the phrases and words used in the poem iii.Students learns about the themes of the poem. SUBJECT:ENGLISH TOPIC:LITERATURE(POISONED TALK) REFLECTION CLASS:3B By the end of the lesson, students should be able to: TIME: i.Understand what the poem is about 10.20 A.M.-11.20 A.M. ii.Knows the themes that are brought up in the novel. Activity: i. Students get through the poem with teacher’s id ii.Students understands the phrases and words used in the poem iii.Students learns about the themes of the poem. SUBJECT:ENGLISH TOPIC:LITERATURE(POISONED TALK) REFLECTION CLASS:3B By the end of the lesson, students should be able to: TIME: i.Understand what the poem is about 11.20 A.M.-12.20 P.M. ii.Knows the themes that are brought up in the novel. Activity: i. Students get through the poem with teacher’s id ii.Students understands the phrases and words used in the poem iii.Students learns about the themes of the poem.
Studying the short-story: Sixteen short-story classics with introductions, notes and a new laboratory study method for individual reading and use in colleges and schools