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By Sobia Ahmed Who are my learners Vocational hair and b eauty students Working towards Entry 3 Level 2 functional skills Approx 14 learners 16 19 years old Majority from Pakistani background ID: 808532

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Literacy Learning and Teaching

By

Sobia

Ahmed

Slide2

Who are my learners?

Vocational hair and

b

eauty students

Working towards Entry 3 – Level 2 functional skills

Approx

14 learners

16- 19 years old

Majority from Pakistani background

Economic deprived

SEN issues

Behavior issues

/ late starters

Slide3

Considerations specific to learners…

Creative

Artistic

Y

oung women

Ethnic minority

Verbal expression

Slide4

What is the chosen text?

Color purple

Slide5

lesson aims are….

Write a letter with the correct layout and language

Linked to previous lesson on Formal/ informal letters

Pre- teach on SLAVERY topic via….

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Dear God,

I spend my wedding day running from the oldest boy. He twelve. His mama died in his arms and he don't want to hear nothing bout no new one. He pick up a rock and laid my head open. The blood run all down

tween

my breasts. His daddy say Don't do that! But that's all he say. He got four children, instead of three, two boys and two girls. The girls hair

ain't

been comb since their mammy died. I tell him I'll just have to shave it off. Start fresh. He say bad luck to cut a woman hair. So after I bandage my head best I can and cook dinner-they have a spring, not a well, and a wood stove look like a truck-I start trying to untangle hair. They only six and eight and they cry. They scream. They

cuse

me of murder. By ten o'clock I'm done. They cry

theirselves

to sleep. But I don't cry. I lay there thinking bout Nettie while he on top of me, wonder if she safe. And then I think bout

Shug

Avery. I know what he doing to me he done to

Shug

Avery and maybe she like it. I put my arm around him.

Read this letter.What are your thoughts?The writer of the letter is called Cecile. Why do you think she is addressing the letter to God?What do you think Cecile is feeling by the end of this day?Imagine you are Celie. Write down 5 or more words describing how you are feeling.Challenge: Can you write a metaphor or a simile about your feelings?

<reading COMPREHENSION<Speaking listening and communication DISCUSSION of thoughts<Differentiation/ extension tasks<Focus on vocabulary ADJECTIVES

Critical Discourse Analysis

Social power, abuse, dominance, inequality (macro level analysis)

Mr

_______________

Slang/ ultra colloquial

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Task:

Complete the worksheet answering questions about the letter. Write a formal letter.

For those of you that finish, read the letter addressed to Callie. (pg 36-39).

Challenge:

go through the text and underline all the metaphors, similes and anything that creates a powerful image.

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The Colour Purple (informal letter)

Watch this clip

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iy2GKyD2IoQ

The women in this clip is called Sofia.

Miss Millie is the lady who is speaking to Sophia and her husband is the Mayor.

Sophia is sentenced to 12 years in prison for hitting the Mayor. Write a letter in Sophia’s point of view to her daughter explaining to her why she won’t be coming home to look after them anymore. Use the example letter to Callie as guidance.