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This document provides a lesson plan for teaching a poem about cactus written by Malayalam poet K. Satchidanandan. The teacher will introduce the poem, provide context about the author, explain meanings and themes, engage students in activities analyzing the poem and its message, and assess comprehension through questions. Students will read and discuss the poem, participate in group activities relating it to human experiences, and take turns performing a loud reading.
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- 2. Name of the Teacher : Ms. Parvathy.R Unit : Cactus Name of the Supervisor : Ms. Ansa Jose Topic : 2 Stanzas Name of the School : Strength : Standard : 10th Period : Subject : English Duration : 45 Minutes Date : Curricular Statement : To enable the students to comprehend the poem and message conveyed by the poet. Learning Outcomes : The pupils will be able to; (1) develop creativity and imagination. (2) encourage them for versification. (3) analyse and identify the theme of the poem. Content Analysis : The poet tries to depict the toughness and sharpness of the cactus which is not normally associated with beauty. The poem celebrates the unacknowledged beauty and power of the marginalised. Teaching Learning Resources : Text book, internet, picture of the author, picture of cactus. Perquisites : They might he familiar with the plant cactus. They might be aware of the peculiarities of that plant. They must have read other poems written by K. Satchidanandan.
- 3. Teacher Activity Students Activity The ice breaking session The teacher enters the class and asks a few questions. 1. How are you? 2. How is the day so far? Relating to the day’s lesson What you relate the poem’s name to ? Do you watch for beautiful objects/things? Link Talk Today we are going to learn the poem ‘Cactus’ (BB) written by K. Satchidanandan (BB) Informal Explanation by the teacher. ‘Cactus’ is a poem which was duly translated into English from Malayalam. K. Satchidanandan is one of leading writers in Kerala, is regarded as one of the pioneers of new poetry in Malayalam. The students interact actively and pleasantly. The students listen carefully. They identifies the picture of the author and that of cactus. The students listen carefully
- 4. Teacher Activity Students Activity Teacher presents the Malayalam poem “Mullchedi” Model recitation by the teacher The teacher recites the poem with correct stress, intonation and rhythm. Silent reading by the pupil The teacher asks the students to read the poem silently and find out the different words that come across. Explanation of the poem The teacher reads the poem and a through explanation is given and with the meanings of difficult words. Megaphoning the doubts The teacher clarifies the doubts of the students or groups. Lets improve The teacher divides the class into different groups. The students listen carefully. The students listen carefully. The students reads the poem and find out the difficult words. The students listen carefully and note down the points.
- 5. Teacher Activity Students Activity Activity 1 The teacher gives an activity to the group of students I fall upon the thorn of life, I bleed – shelley. The teacher asks them to versify a poem with the quote given. Activity – 2 Convert the poem into a conversation among cacti remembering their good old days and the troubles and limitations they are facing as of today. Comprehension Questions The teacher check the students understanding level by asking some questions to them. 1. What is the nature of cactus language? Ans : It speaks the language of thorns which is sharp and piercing. 2. What does the cactus stand for ? Ans : Cactus represents the marginalised. It has been abandoned by all. It creates a different beauty which is unromantic to the core. Loud reading by the Pupil The teacher ask some of the students to recite the poem to the whole class. The students actively participate in the activity given. The students actively participate and bring out answers. The students respond actively and give away the answers. The students read carefully and loudly.
- 6. So you understood? How does the plant ‘Cactus’ related to human life? KNOW YOUR ABILITY Translate the poem “Shakunthalam” written by K. Sachithanandan to English?