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    Ramayana The Beginning Litnotes Lesson Plan
    Ramayana The Beginning Litnotes Lesson Plan
    Ramayana The Beginning Litnotes Lesson Plan
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    Ramayana The Beginning Litnotes Lesson Plan

    By KL Litnotes

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    This lesson plan is the second in a series of world myth studies for middle school/high school students. This lesson covers the beginning of the Indian epic Ramayana and introduces the main character, Rama. The plan includes a retelling of the epic, vocabulary study, discussion questions, writing assignments, adaptations for ESL, extensions for Gifted and Talented, Honors as well as web resources.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKL Litnotes
    Release dateJul 20, 2010
    ISBN9781452396644
    Ramayana The Beginning Litnotes Lesson Plan

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      Ramayana The Beginning Litnotes Lesson Plan - KL Litnotes

      Ramayana The Beginning

      Litnotes Lesson Plan

      By KL Litnotes

      Published by KL Litnotes at Smashwords

      Copyright 2010, 2012 by KL Litnotes LLC

      Smashwords Edition License Notes

      This ebook is licensed for your personal use only. This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each person you share it with. If you are reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then you should return to Smashwords.com and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the author's work.

      Table of Contents

      Chapter 1 - About This Lesson Plan

      Chapter 2 - Materials

      Chapter 3 - Procedures

      Chapter 4 - Objectives

      Chapter 5 - Introduction to Ramayana

      Chapter 6 - Vocabulary

      Chapter 7 - Characters

      Chapter 8 - Selection: Ramayana The Beginning

      Chapter 9 - Discussion Questions

      Chapter 10 - Writing Assignments

      Chapter 11 - Assessments: Vocabulary Quiz, Quiz

      Chapter 12 - Keys

      Chapter 13 - Adaptations

      Chapter 14 - Extensions

      Chapter 15 - Resources

      Chapter 16 - Student Handout- Introduction to Ramayana

      Chapter 17 - Student Handout - Vocabulary

      Chapter 18 - Student Handout - Characters

      Chapter 19 - Student Handout - Selection: Ramayana The Beginning

      Chapter 20 - Student Handout - Discussion Questions

      Chapter 21 - Student Handout - Writing Assignments

      Chapter 22 - Student Handout - Vocabulary Quiz

      Chapter 23 - Student Handout - Quiz

      Chapter 24 - About the Author

      Chapter 1 - About This Lesson Plan

      Ramayana The Beginning Lesson Plan is designed for use with middle to high school students. This lesson plan is based on literature that is almost 4,000 years old. India is an important part of our world today and students should appreciate and learn about the Indian culture. The Ramayana is one of the greatest epics from India and is a window into the culture of India. This plan provides the materials and procedures for teaching a portion of the Indian epic Ramayana. It is designed so that it can be used for home-schooling. In the classroom it can be used as a complete source, supplemental source material, as resources for independent study, or however the teacher decides to use all or some of the material.

      Chapter 2 - Materials

      This Lesson Plan Provides:

      Objectives for learning

      Introduction to Ramayana and printable student handout

      Vocabulary list and printable student handout

      List of characters and printable student handout

      The selection Ramayana The Beginning retold by KL Litnotes and printable student handout

      Discussion questions and printable student handout

      Writing activities and printable student handout

      Assessments (quizzes and essay questions)(keys) and printable student handouts.

      Adaptation ideas for ESL (English as a Second Language)

      Extensions for Gifted and Talented, Honors Classes, AP (Advanced Placement Classes)

      Information to locate pictures, maps, videos, text, and audio materials

      Free download of presentation slide files and script (contact KL Litnotes LLC by emailing KLLitnotes@yahoo.com and providing your purchase date and source)

      The Teacher Provides:

      (Recommend students purchase student edition for paperless classroom.)

      Copies of handouts:

      Introduction to Ramayana

      Vocabulary list with definitions

      Character list

      Selection: Ramayana The Beginning retold by KL Litnotes

      Discussion questions

      Writing assignments

      Quiz -Vocabulary

      Quiz and Short response writing, Long response writing

      Software to display presentation slide files

      Vocabulary journals: each student should have a journal to keep vocabulary words

      Supplies for writing

      Chapter 3 - Procedures

      The free visual presentation slides (after purchase of this ebook contact KLLitnotes@yahoo.com) follow the chronology of the lesson plan. A separate free script for the slide presentation is also available after purchase of the lesson plan.

      Teacher techniques are indicated in italics and are provided throughout the lesson plan to assist the teacher in presenting the subject material.

      Handouts, reading, quizzes,

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