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Listen, See, Hear, and Feel.

Relax and actively listen. What do you see? Why? EXPLAIN. What do you feel? Why? EXPLAIN. What do you smell? Why? EXPLAIN. What do you hear? EXPLAIN. What's happening? Why? EXPLAIN.

In your groups, share and compare your answers. READY…SET…GO!

Relax and actively listen. What do you see? Why? EXPLAIN. What do you feel? Why? EXPLAIN. What do you smell? Why? EXPLAIN. What do you hear? EXPLAIN. What’s happening? Why? EXPLAIN. Can a story be told? EXPLAIN.

In your groups, share and compare your answers. READY…SET…GO!

Relax and actively listen. What do you see? Why? EXPLAIN. What do you feel? Why? EXPLAIN. What do you smell? Why? EXPLAIN. What's happening? Why? EXPLAIN. Where are you? EXPLAIN.

In your groups, share and compare your answers. READY…SET…GO!

Relax and actively listen. What do you see? Why? EXPLAIN. What do you feel? Why? EXPLAIN. What do you smell? Why? EXPLAIN. What's happening? Why? EXPLAIN. Where are you? EXPLAIN. What story is being told? EXPLAIN.

In your groups, share and compare your answers. READY…SET…GO!

The reveal

Compare your thoughts to the story Compare your thoughts to the story. What were the similarities and what were the differences?

In your groups, share and compare your answers. READY…SET…GO!

Franz Schubert Erlkönig, also called Erl-King or Elf- King, song setting by Franz Schubert, written in 1815 and based on a 1782 poem of the same name by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. “Erlkönig” is considered by many to be one of the greatest ballads ever penned. The song was written for two performers, a singer and a pianist, and it packs a remarkable amount of tension and drama into a mere four minutes. Its effectiveness is doubly impressive because Schubert was only 18 years old when he composed it.

Write down one thing that interested you during this lesson and one thing that did not. Explain your answers.

THE ELF KING: https://www.britannica.com/topic/Erlkonig For more info… THE ELF KING: https://www.britannica.com/topic/Erlkonig How movies, music, and literature intertwine and why it is important: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62M2qZixyFI