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Ever wondered how the world looks as perceived by others? This activity will allow the students to discover all about this and more!
The students will read and interpret the poem entitled “The World is Too Much with Us” by William Wordsworth. Through this, they will be able to create a poster of the world as they see it.
As Ralph Waldo Emerson described, the earth do laugh in flowers. The students will be able to look at the world similarly as they participate in this activity.
No one else knows us better than ourselves and this is why in this lesson, students will craft a letter they will be addressing to their future selves.
Discover the difference of the /a/ sound in the words “ran” and “rain” and other similar words in this lesson! You will also get to know more words with the A sound and test your knoweldge!
Learning about metaphors will interest a few, but learning it with the chance of eating, too, surely, no one can say no to that!
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