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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LW3ZfFYSTVEUK_5qMOPQrC8cKEk6xr7xwk400sQFccs/edit

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Merriam webester dictionary

Quizlet

Sound recorder

pixlr

mindomo

google docs

kahoot it

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Step 11 : Extended Learning Become a poet

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Step 11 : Extended Learning Become a poet

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Students to be accessed using this google form

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 Step 6:Recitation time and follow up as class discussion

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 Step 6:Recitation time and follow up as class discussion

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children to recite and send the poem to the teacher as edu blog or google classroom (attach audio clip)

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Step 4 :Learning New words using Merriam Webster dictionary 

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Step 4 :Learning New words using Merriam Webster dictionary 

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Find meaniings any five words

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Students to listen to the model recitation of the poem in teachers own voice(attach my audio here

https://goo.gl/C4n6qh

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Quizlet

https://quizlet.com/_1rpwoq

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Step 3: understanding the poem using a prezi

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Step 3: understanding the poem using a prezi

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Something about the poet.
Chitra Padmanabhan has been a
journalist for twenty five years. She has worked with many major newspapers of India.
She also works with Pitara Kids Network
Something about the poem
The poem is about a roadside locksmith who sits with his wares. He has a pile of keys in various sizes. He also has the tools that he uses to make new keys or resize old keys for
new locks. We don't have to worry, he
has the solution to our problems. He
knows what to do and he does it well.
Some major newspapers of India she has worked with are
Reference to Context:
It is one of the most commonly used and recognized literary devices. It refers to the practice of attaching human traits and characteristics with inanimate objects, events and animals.
Example:
"The raging winds", "The wise owl" etc.

Give examples from the poem where the poet has used Personification.
The Roadside Locksmith
by Chitra Padmanabhan
Indian Times Mumbai Mirror
Mid Day Hindustan Times
Apna Samachar Dainik Bhaskar
The Times of India Loksatta
Saamna The Indian Express
Navbharat Times etc.
The locksmith sits on the roadside with his wares
A tilted black umbrella blocks the sun's glare.
A mountain of master keys heaped on the ground
Some dull, some old Some rusty, some gold

The locksmith has the answer to every locked door
That can't be opened because the key's not there
And if you have a key that is lonely and lost
Don't worry, don't fret Don't be sad, don't despair

He'll find a friendly lock to complete the pair!
Read the lines from the poem and
state what you Infer from them:
A titlted black umbrella blocks the Sun's glare.
A mountain of master keys, heaped on the ground.
"Some dull, some old, some rusty, some gold"
What do you think a gold key would open?
When do keys get dull?
Keys of which metal get rusty?
Can an old key open a new lock?
Vocabulary. Antonyms:
Fret
Despair
Heaped
Vocabulary. Synonyms:
Tilted

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Hindustan Times Apna Samachar Dainik Bhaskar The Times of India Loksatta Saamna The Indian Express Navbharat Times

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Something about the poet.Chitra Padmanabhan has been a journalist for twenty five years. She has worked with many major newspapers of India.She also works with Pitara Kids Network Something about the poemThe poem is about a roadside locksmith who sits with his wares. He has a pile of keys in various sizes.

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https://goo.gl/rRioHO

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London Master Locksmiths Exhibition Of Locks & Keys

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Delhi Coin and Banknotes Collectors of India

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Locksmith in Mohan Singh Market, New Delhi

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Locksmith in Mohan Singh Market, New Delhi, India. A taala chaabi wala! He opens up your home, car or cupboard lock, if you have lost your key, on the basis of a master key, and charges only Rs. 50 or so (US$1) for the job, including making a replacement key for you...