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This PowerPoint presentation summarizes the poem "The Bat" by Theodore Roethke for 8th standard students. It introduces the poem, provides background on the author including details of his published works. It defines new words used in the poem, lists rhyming words, asks questions about the content, and proposes a writing activity for students. The presentation is intended to teach this poem through engaging students in understanding its context, vocabulary, rhyme, themes, and creative expression.
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- 1. MULTIMEDIA PRESENTATION THROUGH POWER POINT
- 2. NAME : RESHMA MENON R REG NO : 13 384 010 OPTION : ENGLISH
- 3. THE BAT
- 5. INTRODUCTION • The presentation is prepared for teaching the poem` The Bat’ in Std VIII. • In this poem ‘The Bat’ the poet says about the bat ,which is at once a dear one at day time and a fearful manner at night .It may thought that the poet is saying about his own experience in younger days.
- 6. AUTHOR • Theodore Roethke was born in Michigan , U.S. In 1957, he published a collection of works that included forty three new poems titled ‘Words For The Wind ’, for which he was awarded many titles. During the last years of his life, he had composed sixty one new poems that were published as ‘The Collected Poems’ in 1964 which received the National Book Award in 1966.
- 7. NEW WORDS • Attic - a space just below the roof of the house • Loops - to fly in a circular direction • Amiss - wrong
- 8. Rhyming Words Mouse- house Head - dead Night - light Screen- seen Place - face
- 9. Questions • What will the bat do at night? • What makes people afraid of bat? • What is its house? • What the bat likes in an aging house?
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- 11. Reference • VIII Standard English Course Book • VIII Standard English Source Book