Exploring Independence Day: Learning Outcomes and Traditions
Delve into the significance of Independence Day with a presentation by Md. Belayet Hossain, the Assistant Headteacher at Mokamia Secondary School. This lesson focuses on Unit-3 Lesson-5, offering insights into events, festivals, and historical celebrations. Explore the origins, customs, and cultural displays associated with Independence Day through engaging activities and discussions. By the end of this lesson, students will enhance their ability to discuss events, ask questions, and draw inferences from context, broadening their understanding of this important occasion.
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INTRODUC TION Presentation about Presenter Md. Belayet Hossain Assistant Headteacher Mokamia Secondary School Betagi, Barguna. Class: Nine-Ten Subject: English First Paper
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A Independence Day
Our todays lesson is Unit-3 Lesson-5 Independence Day
Learning outcomes After we have studied this lesson, we will be able to- talk about events and festivals. ask and answer questions and give opinions in a logical sequence. Infer meaning from the context.
A Look at the picture and ask and answer the questions about it. 1.What can you see in the picture? 2.Where is it? 3.Why was it built? Let s know more about Independence Day
26 March is our Independence Day. It is the Biggest state festival.
Early in the morning the President and the Prime Minister place floral wreaths at the National Mausoleum at Saver.
People all walks of life go there in rallies and processions. Various cultural programmes are arranged ubique the day.
School children, scouts, and girl guides take part in various displays to entertain the spectators.
In the evening, all major public buildings are illuminated with colourful lights.
C Check your answers Match the words with their meanings. Words fervour alike spectator displays illuminate Meanings acts of performing skills to light up in a similar way a strong feeling of excitement a person who is watching an event B Read the text. (Page at 36)
D Choose the best answer. Check your answers. 1.Our biggest state festival is- a) Victory Day, B) Shahid Dibosh, c) Pahela Boishakh, d) Independence Day. 2. The celebration of Independence Day begins with- a)procession. b) gun salute. C) placing wreaths of flower. d)parade by defence forces. 3. The National Mausoleum is- a) on Dhaka University. B)at Ramna Park. C) at Saver. D)near Dhaka Medical College. 4. On Independence Day various displays are held- a)at the national Parade Ground. b) in the streets. c) in the decorated vehicles. d) in Bangabandhu Stadium.
Home work Write a paragraph on Our victory Day.
