NAME:
SUBJECT: Literature
LEVEL: Sec. 2
DURATION: 2 periods (70 minutes)
TIME FRAME: Week 4, Term 1
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Text: About Literature (Volume 2)
Skill: Poetry Writing
Topic: Imagery Analysis and
Application Writing
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Resources:
Online
Resources
Videos
PowerPoint
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Pre- requisite:
Definition and purpose of
imagery
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Lesson Objectives:
By the end of the lesson,
students will be able to:
1. read and analyze variety of poems with
imagery to demonstrate comprehension.
2. explain the
different themes of the given poem and describe the impact of word choice.
3. apply skill in
using imagery in poetry writing.
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INSTRUCTIONAL PROCEDURES
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PHASE
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CONTENT
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TEACHING STRATEGY
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PURPOSE
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Introduction
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(Settler)
Picture
the Words
(PowerPoint)
Image
of two roads
flashed
on screen.
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-Students are given words that describe the picture that they need
to guess. They try to make intelligent guess what’s the picture in the box
based from the words that appeal to the senses.
-students guess this last picture as springboard for the discussion
of the poem of Robert Frost.
-students express their connotation about the image by expressing
their opinion.
-Lead them into understanding that imagery helps in conveying the
message of a poem and revealing its underlying idea.
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-activate schema.
-determine which students are ready for advance instruction.
-perceive the need for better understanding how the use of imagery
helps in transference of deeper meaning of a literary piece.
-comprehend the need to use
imagery as a tool in understanding poetry.
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Body
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Poetry Analysis
The Road
Not Taken
(Robert Frost)
The Daffodils
(William Wordsworth)
Video/ 2:28
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-Students watch the video of the poem then they are asked again
about their thoughts about the poem.
-Students are to discuss the following questions using Kagan
Cooperative Learning.
“What are the words that deepen the understanding of the poem by
appealing to the different senses: sight, touching, smelling, hearing,
tasting?”
“How did the use of imagery helped in the description?”
“What is the theme as expressed in the imagery used in the poem?”
“What is the underlying message/ meaning of the poem as revealed
using imagery?”
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Analyse the descriptive words in imagery.
Explore the theme used as indicated by the words in imagery.
Analyse the deeper meaning being conveyed of a poem.
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Thinking Skills
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Analyse the importance of imagery in writing poetry.
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Ascertain the need for literary device such as imagery in poetry.
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Closure
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Individual Task and Homework
(ITC Integration)
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Recap of Lesson:
Reinforce lesson on the importance of imagery in poetry.
Thinking Question (Exit Slip): How does imagery help you in
revealing the bigger picture being conveyed in a poem?
Students are to write poem that would use imagery. Their works will
be posted on their class blog and best works will be published in the school
publication.
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Students apply and recall what they have learned.
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