Lesson Summary: Hridoy Gets a Letter from His Cousin

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In today's English lesson, students will read a text about Hridoy receiving a letter from his cousin. The learning outcomes include reading and understanding texts, writing short paragraphs, and answering questions related to the letter. Students will also work on identifying suitable headings for a letter and learn vocabulary words with their meanings. The lesson will culminate in a pair activity where students discuss opening a morality shop in their school, address funding for theft prevention, and list items that can be stored in the shop.

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INFORMATION Class : Seven Subject : English for today Unit : 04 Lesson : 08 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.

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Our todays lesson- Hridoy gets a letter from his cousin

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

Individual work Read the text saliently and choose the most suitable heading for a letter.

Some key-words and meaning words excite still relative explain glad form great community senior morality Bangla meaning Synonyms irritate Yet, even now Kith and kin Describe Happy, joyful create Large, noble Society, group Elder, eldest Ethics , , , ,

Look at the picture and Answer to the questions in pairs:

Q1: Is it possible to open a morality shop in your school? Q2: How money, fund to prevent stealing? Q3: What things can be stored in the shop?

Ans: Q1: Is it possible to open a morality shop in our school. But to do that we are badly in need of the permission of our honorable Head teacher. Q2: We can form a fund. Our monthly subscription can be saved in the fund. I think, all the people are not morally. So we should take steps like fitting close circuit cameras inside the shop. Q3: Pens, Pencils, geometric box, news print and whiteprint papers, drawing papers, notebooks, story books, novels, poetries, dramas, daily newspaper, magazines cloth for school uniforms, shoes, mineral water, biscuits, cake, bread, milk etc. can be stored in the shop.

Evaluation Suppose you are alone in the school yard. Suddenly you find a hundred-taka note lying on the ground. What will you do? Ans: I will pick up the money and hand it to the Head teacher. If I put the money in my pocket it will be immoral. And if I leave the note where it is lying other one may find it and use it for himself immorally. Because head teacher can find out the proper person who lost the money and hand it her.