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NAME: KANWAL ABBASI CLASS:9 TH SUBJECT: ENGLISH STRENGTH:42

DAFFODILS By William Wordsworth

OBJECTIVES General Objective  To enable the student to recite the poem Specific objective  To enable the students to: recite poem with stress and intonation,use figurative language, review critically, recognize and tell rhyming words.

TEACHING METHODOLOGY Audio Visual Method

PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE Teacher will ask the question according to related topic such as; i. Do you like flowers? ii. Have you ever seen daffodils. iii. Do you know where daffodil grow?

Announcement of the topic Teacher will announce the topic and will write on the white board.

PROCDURE  Teacher will recite the poem and explain with critically appreciation.  Student will recite the poem.

ACTIVITY  Teacher will take the students to English language lab and pronounce different words with phonetic symbols,stress and intonation by using tape recorders and multimedia.

ORAL PRACTICE Oral practice will be done by the students with the teacher.

Evaluation The teacher will ask the students to recite the poem and will distribute a stazna of other poem and ask them to underline rhyming words and individually analyze the poem critically

HOMEWORK Write the critical appreciation of poem “Daffodils”