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Celebrating Independence Day: An English Lesson for Class Nine

This lesson is designed for Class Nine students and focuses on the significance of Independence Day in Bangladesh. The lesson aims to help students discuss the National Memorial, discover new vocabulary, and understand context-based meanings. Beginning with engaging visuals, students will reflect on the importance of March 26th, the traditions associated with it, and the commemoration activities like the placement of floral wreaths at the National Mausoleum. The lesson encourages group discussions, vocabulary matching, and written reflections on personal experiences during Independence Day celebrations.

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Celebrating Independence Day: An English Lesson for Class Nine

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  1. Welcome

  2. Teacher’s Introduction Name : Md. JulhaqueUddin Designation : Assistant Teacher Institution : Jhaudia Bazar Secondary School Thana : KushtiaSadar District : Kushtia E-mail : jhaqueu@gmail.com

  3. Introduction to Lesson Subject : English (First Paper) Class : Nine Unit : 03 Lesson : 05 Time : 50 Minutes

  4. Learning Outcome By the end of the lesson students will be able to … • talk about National Memmorial. • find out some new words and their meanings. • infer meaning from the context.

  5. Look at the pictures

  6. Our today’s lesson is … Independence Day

  7. Now, look at the picture Where is it? Why was it built? What can you see in the picture?

  8. Read the text loudly 26March, our Independence Day, is the biggest state festival . The day is celebrated every year in the country with enthusiasm and fervour. It is a national holiday. All offices, educational institutions, shops and factories remain closed on this day. The day begins with 31 gunshots. Early in the morning the President and the Prime Minister on behalf of the nation place floral wreaths at the National Mausoleum at Savar. Then…

  9. We have found some new words… • fervour • Spectator • displays • illuminate

  10. Match the words with their meanings with your pair

  11. Model Answer • Fervour means a strong feeling of excitement. • Spectator means a person who is watching an event. • Display means acts of performing. • Illuminate means to decorate a building with bright light.

  12. Look at the pictures

  13. Group Work Write at least five sentences on “Our Independence Day’’.

  14. Evaluation • Which is our biggest state festival? • Where is National Memorial? • What is the full meaning of VDP? • What is Shilpakala Academy?

  15. Home Task • Write, in brief, how you celebrated this year’s Independence Day at your school.

  16. Thank You

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