INNOVATIVE LESSON PLAN
Name of the student teacher : KARTHIKA.S
Name of the school : GHSS KAVALAYOOR
Subject :
ENGLISH
Standard : IX A
Unit : Those Winter Sundays
Subunit : Sundays too …thanked him.
Issue
: Culture
Subissue : Weakening of family ties
CONTENT ANALYSIS :
Children very often fail to understand properly the deep love of their
parents. ‘Robert Hayden’ the famous American poet and educator in this
beautiful poem ‘Those Winter Sundays ‘ narrates the real warmth of the love of
a father to his son who failed to understand his father.
CURRICULAR STATEMENTS: The learner
*reads and analyses the poem.
*identifies the theme of the poem.
PRE REQUISITES :
* think about their own parents and understands
Relationships.
*already
they have read different poems.
TEACHING LEARNING RESOURCES: * Power point presentation contains the
Profile of the poet.
*Power point presentation contains various
related images of the poem.
REFERENCES:
Source book of standard IX.
Oxford Advanced
Learners Dictionary.
CLASSROOM
INTERACTION PROCEDURE
Informal
interaction
Teacher makes a friendly talk to provide good atmosphere for
learning students.
Linking
Activity
Teacher asks some questions.
*Are you interested in reading poems?
*Which type of poems do you like most?
Can you say
children’s present attitude towards their parents? Teacher asked some of the
students to say answer the above question.
Analysing
the topic
Teacher asks the
learners that do they love their parents. Today we are going to learn a poem
“Those Winter Sundays”. It includes a father and his child and their daily
life. It’s about the author himself.
Have you heard about ‘Robert Hayden” the famous American
poet. He was born on 4 August 1913. He is also an essayist and educator. His
works often address the plight of African Americans. He has written political
poetry , including a sequence on the Vietnam War.

Theme presentation
The poem says that a father is doing all works for his dear
son. But the boy did not bother about that.
After become young he remembers it and wrote it as poem.
Recitation by the teacher
Teacher recites the poem with proper pronunciation, stress
,rhyme.
Explanation
of the poem
All of you know that Sundays are holidays. Here poet’s
father got up early even in Sundays. His father put on his cloths because of
cold weather. Black blue here means there is darkness in the sky because it is
early morning. Here we can see his hands became cracked because of his hard
work in the weekday. He banked fires by using his cracked hands. But any one
did not thank for his working.
Clarifying
the doubts
Learners read the poem and ask doubts towards teacher.
Clarifies
doubts
A child threw stone on the mirror. Then it cracks.
Cracked : something that is damaged.
If we add kerosene for burning waste , it burns strongly.
Blaze : burns
strongly and brightly
Glossary reference
Teacher asks one of the students to find out the word
meaning Banked.
Banked :
smoulding, burning slowly without flame.
Asking
questions
Teacher asks some questions to find learner’s understanding
*Who is the speaker in the poem?
*What does the phrase ‘Sundays too’ mean?
Reading by
the learner
Teacher asks one of the students to recites the poem.
Group
activity
Teacher divides the learners in to groups. And Teacher gives
activity.
Activity
Write children’s present attitude towards their parents.
Summary
Teacher gives brief summary of the poem.
Follow up
activity
Do you think that the poet’s father led a life of toil?
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