Learning to Be Kind: Whose Child Is This? Summary and Activities

Today's English lesson for Class Seven focuses on understanding a poem about kindness and caring for children. Students will read and analyze the text, answer questions, and engage in activities related to the theme. The lesson aims to develop comprehension skills and encourage thoughtful reflection on the roles of parents and teachers in nurturing children. Synonyms, meanings of key words, and a detailed analysis of the poem are included to enhance learning.

• English lesson
• Kindness
• Poetry analysis
• Comprehension skills
• Educational activities

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1. W E L C O M E

2. INFORMATION Class : Seven Subject : English for today Unit : 04 Lesson : 03 Time : 45 minutes Date : Malay Ballav ASSISTANT TEACHER,(Computer) B.D.C.H High School, Muladi, Barisal. Email Address: malayballav1981@gmail.com Cell No. 01725671171.

3. Look at the picture

4. Our todays lesson- Whose child is this?

5. Learning out come After completing the lesson SS will be able to- read and understand texts. write short conversations by the most suitable word of the texts. write answers to the questions.

6. Individual work Read the text saliently and choose the most suitable heading for answer to the questions and a paragraph.

7. Some key-words and meaning words parents gentle smile blessed prepare wear kind comb train together Bangla meaning , , , , , , , Synonyms father and mother polite, kindly laugh noble arrange, ready show, put on helpful, kind hearted hair brush teach with each other

8. Look at the picture and Answer to the questions. Q1: Who asked the question, Whose child is this? In the poem? Ans: The poet asked the question Whose child is this? in the poem. Q2: How many times did he ask the question, Whose child is this? Ans: He asked the question, Whose child is this? three times. Q3: Who answered the question in stanzas 1, 2 and 3? Ans: In stanza 1, the parents answered the question. In stanza 2, the teacher answered the question. And In stanza 3, both parents and teacher answered the question together.

9. Both the parent and the teacher do individually and together: Parent does Teacher does Parent and teacher do 1. Gives a bath 1. Teaches him how to be kind 1. 2. 2. 2. 3. 3. 3.

10. May be Answer Parent does Teacher does Parent and teacher do 1. Gives a bath 1. Teaches him how to be kind 1. Take care of him 2. Combs his hair 2. Trains and direct his dear little mind 2. Love him 3. Tells him what he is to wear 3. Helps him live by every rule 3. Train him good

11. Evaluation Discuss in groups and write an answer to this question: Q1: Why do both parent and teacher smile and answer the question, Whose child is this? by saying Mine and Ours ?

12. Ans: Parents love their children and look after them. So in answer to the question Whose child is this? the parents says Mine . Here min is the possessive case of I . The child in the school is also loved and taken care of by a teacher. So, when the same question is asked to the teacher the reply is mine . Again when the same question is asked to both parents and a teacher the answer is ours . Here ours is the possessive case of we . By ours both the parents and the teacher mean that the child belongs to them both.

13. Home work You will bring to write 10 meaningful sentences about OurParents .

14. THANK YOU EVERYBODY