Overall Objective: The students will write the words connected with
Georgian and Japanese clothes. They will compare the given National clothes
using the Venn diagram.
Language Objective: The students will use specific words describing
clothes: Chokha,Kimono,Japanese,traditional,festive…
Civic Education
Objective: The students will
learn more about Georgian and Japanese traditional clothes.
Curriculum
Connection:
Class Context and
Needs:
Materials: handouts, pens, board, pictures
Activities:
Overall
Objective: The students
will write the words connected with Georgian and Japanese clothes. They will
compare the given National clothes using the Venn diagram.
Language
Objective: The students
will use specific words describing clothes:
Chokha,kimono,Japanese,traditional…
Civic Education Objective: The students will learn more about Georgian and
Japanese traditional clothes.
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Stage of Lesson
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Activity
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Time
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Warm Up
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Students will
name and write the words connected with the given pictures on the board.
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3-5 min
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Activity 1
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The teacher
distributes the texts about Georgian and Japanese National clothes and asks
the ss to read the texts very carefully.
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10 min
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Activity 2
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Ss will be divided
into three groups. Each group will find the correct half of the sentence from
the texts and connect them. They will come and write them on the board.
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10 min
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Activity 3
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The teacher
writes the new words from the texts on the board and asks the ss to make up
the sentences.
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10 min
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Activity 4
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The teacher asks
the ss to compare Georgian and Japanese clothing, they will use the Venn
diagram and find similarities and differences. The Venn diagram will show the following
characteristics:
clothes are worn?
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5 min
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Activity 5
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The teacher asks
the ss to sort the words connected to the traditional clothes and stick them
on the pictures.
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5 min
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Activity 6
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Culminating
writing activity: Ask students to
write two sentences. First
sentence: The Chokha and Kimono are
similar because….
Second
sentence: The Chokha and Kimono are
different because…..
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Assessment
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Georgian
National clothes
Chokha,the
traditional dress of Georgia remained the emblem of the country’s
pride
for a thousand year. Still the Georgians have the customs to wear their
traditional
Chokha dress in the wedding ,festive occasions.
The
traditional dress-Chokha was used by the Georgians from 9th century
until
1920s.
The
Chokha outfit includes a sword,the akhalukhi( a shirt worn underneath the
Chokha),
the masrebi(the bullets), and the kabalakhi( a hood ,separate from the robe),
or nabdis kudi( a tall fur hat).
Vocabulary:
remain=stay-
დარჩენა festive-სადღესასწაულო
pride-სიამაყე occasion=event-მოვლენა,შემთხვევა
customs-ჩვეულებები century-საუკუნე
wedding- ქორწილი includes-მოიცავს
Japanese National clothes
There are typically two types of clothing that the
Japanese wear: the
Japanese clothing (wafuku),such as Kimonos and Western
clothing(yofuku).
The traditional ethnic garments of Japan are still in
use,they are mainly
worn for ceremonies and special events,funerals and
festivals.
And still the Kimono lives in Japanese culture.
Vocabulary:
garment=clothes Japanese-იაპონური
wear-wore-worn ethnic-ეთნიკური
mainly-ძირითადად funeral-დაკრძალვა
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