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"When you want to convert someone to your view, you go over to where he is standing, take him by the hand (mentally speaking), and guide him. You don't stand across the room and shout at him; you don't call him a dummy; you don't order him to come over to where you are. You start where he is, and work from t ...
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Classroom Anansi
Language Arts Activity
In this activity, students use storytelling to preserve a special memory shared with friends or family members.
WHAT YOU NEED
a few Anasi tales or picture books
WHAT TO DO
Introduce Anansi, the spider, to the class. As the "owner" of stories in West African and Jamaican cultures, Anasi not only tells the stories, he "stars" in them. Share a few short Anansi tales. Discuss the common themes of:
Anasi's cleverness and bravery
the overcoming of ...
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A Storytelling Festival
Language Arts Activity
This activity encourages students to explore the native cultures of the Americas, to learn some aspects of oral storytelling, and to share their knowledge with others.
WHAT YOU NEED
Examples of legends or folktales from the cultures of peoples native to the Americas
WHAT TO DO
Introduce students to legends and folktales of native American cultures by reading one to the class. If possible, choose a story that explains some aspect of the c ...
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Lesson Plan #: AELP-DEB0001
Effective Speaking in a Debate
An Educator's Reference Desk Lesson Plan
Author: Patsy Kretsch, Weiser High School, Weiser, Idaho
Date: 1994
Grade Level(s): 9, 10, 11, 12
Subject(s):
Language Arts/Debate
OVERVIEW: Debate students need to understand that how they say something is just as important as what t ...
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Games for Teaching Storytelling
The following is reprinted from the National Story League's Junior Story League Handbook, Richmond, VA 1977.
[You Finish the Story] [Can You Describe It?] [Name It Now or Never]
You Finish the Story
Purpose - to stretch imagination and learn the pattern of a story.
Players - Any number
Equipment - None
Directions - Two versions
a. One Sentence - Object is to tell a story together. One player gives an opening sentence of a story (one day a boy with ...
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Age Range: 7 to 11
ews can take a variety of different formats, with children interviewing or being interviewed. In ...
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Speaking and Listening:
I AM UNIQUE
Author: District 16 Cooperative Networking Team
Subject: Language Arts
Grade Level: 4-8
Objectives:
To increase student awareness of the uniqueness of each individual within the class.
Cooperative Methods:
The class will work cooperatively to complete the Bingo card in a given amount of time. Students move freely about the room having classmates sign appropriate boxes.
Procedures:
Make a Bingo card with as many blocks as students in t ...
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Speaking and Listening:
WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
Author: District 16 Cooperative Networking Team
Subject: Language Arts
Grade Level: 4-8
Objectives:
To develop conflict-solving skills by having students figure out how to resolve confrontational situations without the use of force.
ROLE-PLAYING: What Would You Do?
1. As you're climbing up the ladder on the slide the girl in front of you
steps on your hand. You get so angry you feel like hitting her leg.
2. You're standin ...
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Secondary Language Arts
Teacher Travel Agency
The links used in this lesson were selected for their relevance to the lesson objectives. Neither the Omaha Public Schools nor its employees are responsible for their contents or their links to other locations.
Curriculum page : Language Arts Curriculum : Language Arts Lesson Plans
Title of Lesson: Teacher Travel Agency
Appropriate for Grade: 7
Supporting Mastery of Outcome(s): 702, 706, 707, 708, 709, 710
Lesson Objectives: Stud ...
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HOME LEARNERS' WORKSHOP ELT BOOK SHOP POETRY
Using Playing Cards for Oral Fluency
Game 1 - 1-Minute Topics
Game 2 - English Idioms
Game 3 - It's on the Cards: Talking about the Future
Game 1
1-Minute Topics
In this fluency game, which can be played with any number of students, the four suits each represent a category:
Diamonds = the material world
Hearts = the emotional world
Spades = life's dark side
Clubs = the future.
Variation 1
Sort the pack into the four cate ...
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Mission:
You're going to learn why its important to give a speaker your undivided attention and how to write an essay in a essay form. You will also get a chance to explore famous writers who made differences through their writings. Also, while using this site, you're going to learn how to write a basic essay. I hope that you come out of this site knowing how to write speeches and perform them.
Activities:
Listening Skills
Famous Speeches
Write an Essay
Final Activity
Home PageActivity OneActivity TwoActivity ThreeFinal Activity
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