Introduction
Welcome to Shasa's Educational Platform, where we will be learning about what drama is, the different drama modes and how you can incorporate drama to teach the tastebuds. This website was created by Shasa- Gay Clarke.
Did you know that the tongue is made up of different taste buds that allows you to taste different things?
Relax and be entertained as you are about to learn about this.
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Task
- The teacher will introduce drama to the students.
- They will learn about the different drama modes.
- They will learn about the tongues.
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Process
Hello! my young learners: to go further on in the lesson you are now going to watch a video of what the tongue is, and the different taste buds.
You can follow the link to watch the video.
After you have watched the video, you are now going to use the objects that you have brought from home to carry out your exploration. You are to discuss the different things you have tasted. you have to use a drama mode you have learned about to do this exercise.
For example using a mime, to act out tasting the objects.
Unscramble these words
Lapyeolr, imem, ritnigw, gllinyertso, gnos, gmeetni, busdsteta, ngueto,
Answer the following questions?
1. Where is the sweet taste bud located on the tongue?
2. List at least 5 drama mode.
3. How many taste buds are found on the tongue?
4. Where on the tongue is the bitter tastebud located?
5. What is drama?
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Evaluation
| Questions | Yes | No |
|---|---|---|
| did the students understand drama mode | ||
| were they able to list different modes | ||
| Did they bring across the modes in the role play |
students were able to answer the questions
Conclusion
How was your lesson? Now let's do a quick recap of what was taught.
What is drama?
Drama is a mirror or lens of what is happening in the society. Drama is a man or woman with a problem. it shows how the problem comes complicated or how the problem is solved or resolve.
Different drama modes
role play
writing
exercise
storytelling
meeting
games
dance
music
song
teacher in role
mime
The Tastebuds
Taste buds are the true taste organ. they have numerous sensory cell that is in turn connected to many different nerve fibers. The taste bud is made up of four taste receptors, they are, salty, sweet, sour and bitter.
Credits
Crosby. (2017). Lecture presented at Drama class in Moneague College Linstead Campus, St. Catherine.
Pubmed health. (n.d.). Taste Buds. Retrieved 2018, from https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth