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Introduction
Students listen to ”The ugly duck” story by the school librarian, then make and present reading sheets.
Process
Starting from a presentation of H. Ch. Andersen's life and work, the children are asking questions and expressing their opinions about the issues at hand.
· Students solve the puzzle with the picture.
https://www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=122eb638f051
Group 1 and 2: Students will be able to make a few puppets
Group 3: Students will make the ugly duckling
Group 4: Students will perform mother-to-be
Finally, the children assemble the elements and imagine a moment that could happen, except in the case of the storyteller H. Ch. Andersen.
http://www.quivervision.com/coloring-packs/#quivervision-starter
The teacher appreciates the involvement of the students in fulfilling the proposed requirements, emphasizing the message of the story: one should be appreciated for his/her way of being and not for the way he looks or hurry to give verdicts because we could cheat.
Learning Objectives
- Listen to explanatory reading;
- Make the reading sheet;
- know aspects of the life of the writer H. Ch. Andersen;
- Compare the written story with the movies;
- Carry out a collective work using paper mothing technique
- Solve puzzles with the given theme;
- Use the Quiver application with suggestive images and Kahoot;
- Present the message sent by the author through the story.
Tools & Equipment
- Quiver application
- Kahoot
- www.jigsawplanet.
- Tablets, video projector, laptop, smartphones, paper, coloured pencils, books, material PPT
Useful Links
https://create.kahoot.it/details/living-book-povesti-hans-christian-andersen/5e1f779f-cddb-4fe1-a295-73547b5fa254
https://create.kahoot.it/details/living-book-povesti-hans-christian-andersen/5e1f779f-cddb-4fe1-a295-73547b5fa254
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Conclusion
The teacher appreciates the involvement of the students in fulfilling the proposed requirements, emphasizing the message of the story: man should be appreciated for his way of being and not for the way he looks or hurry to give verdicts because we could cheat.