Reading: National Heroes
Time: 45 minutes
Skills: Reading, Speaking, Critical Thinking
Teacher:
Good morning, dear pupils.
How are you today?
I hope you are fine and ready for the lesson.
Please sit down and get ready.
Today we have an interesting reading lesson.
Teacher:
Look at the picture on the board, please.
Who can you see in the picture?
Is this person famous?
Do you know his name?
What do you think todayโs lesson will be about?
Students: Students answer and share their ideas.
Teacher: Yes, very good. Today we are going to speak about national heroes, history, and important people of our country.
Teacher:
Before reading, let us think.
A national hero is a very important person for a country.
A hero helps people, protects their rights, culture, and future.
Heroes can be leaders, writers, scientists, or social activists.
Now open your books.
We will read the text โWhat Is a National Hero?โ
Teacher: Read the text silently, please. Do not translate every word. Try to understand the main idea of the text.
(After reading)
Teacher: So, what is a national hero? Why do people respect national heroes?
Students: Students answer using full sentences.
Teacher asks questions:
Teacher: Answer in full sentences, please.
Teacher:
Look at the word independent.
Read the sentence carefully. What does independent mean here?
Teacher explains: Independent means free and able to make your own decisions.
Students match the word with its definition.
Teacher:
Now we will read about Shirinsho Shotemur. He is a national hero of Tajikistan.
Please read the text carefully.
Teacher explains: Shirinsho Shotemur played a very important role in the formation of the Tajik state. He defended the rights, culture, and future of the Tajik people. That is why people respect him.
Teacher asks:
Students answer briefly.
Teacher:
Students answer with details from the text.
Teacher:
Students express their opinions.
Teacher: Work in pairs, please. Discuss these questions:
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