L-2 How The Dog Found Himself A New Master

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TOPIC TOPIC: How the Dog Found Himself a New

Master
CLASS : 6
OBJECTIVES Students will be able to:
 Students will analyze and understand
the fable "How the Dog Found Himself
a New Master,"
 Identifying the key themes and
implications. Students will enhance
their vocabulary and improve reading
comprehension skills.
 Students will demonstrate their
understanding through creative
projects using everyday materials.

CONCEPTS & SKILLS/KEY POINTS  Understanding the fable and its moral.
 Identifying the sequence of events in the
story.
 Exploring themes such as loyalty,
independence, and the search for
security.
 Creating a visual representation that
includes these elements.

LEARNING OUTCOMES  Students will be able to :-


 Understand to Identify ones’ strengths
and weaknesses and develop areas for
growth
 to accept new challenges and adjust to
new situations.
 Don’t hesitate in acquiring what you
want.
OPENING ACTIVITY  To start with a brief discussion about
pets and what qualities they look for in
a master or companion.
 Have students share their thoughts on
what makes a good master and if they
think animals can make such
decisions.
INSTRUCTIONAL TOOLS & REFERENCES  Books on related pet stories
 Videos and Animations on related topic
 Story telling by students.

SELF REFLECTION - What were the highlights of the lesson?


- What student responses or engagements
stood out?
- What difficulties did students encounter?
- How did I address these challenges?
- What misconceptions or areas of
improvement did I identify?
- How will I adjust my teaching to meet
their needs?
STUDENT’S ROLE - Engage actively in class discussions and
activities.
- Ask questions to clarify doubts and seek
help when needed.
- - Participate in group work and
collaborative activities.
PEDAGOGY  Socratic Method: Encourage critical thinking
through guided questioning during
discussions.
 Cooperative Learning: Facilitate group
activities where students collaborate on story
analysis and projects.
 Visual Learning: Utilize visual aids to
enhance comprehension and retention of the
story's concepts.

ACTIVITY/ASSIGNMENTS/RESEARCH - Story Sequencing Game: Use visual


aids to arrange key events of the story
in the correct sequence on a
storyboard.
- Worksheets as assignment

STUDENT PRESENTATION  Groups will present their character maps and


storyboards to the class, discussing what they
learned about the characters and plot
development.

RECAPITULATION Brief discussion about the whole chapter with


students.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION  Discuss the historical and cultural context of
the story if applicable, and how the themes
might relate to students' own lives.

ASSESSMENT Role-Play: Organize a role-play activity where


students act out different parts of the story.
Assign them roles and have them improvise
dialogues based on their understanding of
character motivations and plot.
The students will be assessed through pen paper
test, assignments and practice sheets.

NAME OF THE TEACHER Ms. Anupama Yadav

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