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Student Teacher’s Name: Rabab Chahine  \nB. Grade Level: 6th grade Novice  \nC. Subject: Arabic Modern language  \nD. School: Star International Academy  \nE. District: Star International Academy  \nUnit Title: Greeting and introducing ourselves in the Arabic Culture  \nLanguage and Level: This lesson plan is designed for Level I Arabic students  \n.  \nFollowing the Michigan World Language Standards and Benchmarks  \n􀂷 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 2 . 1, 3. 1, 3.2, 4 .2, 5. 1, 5.2  \n􀂷 Michigan Benchmarks addressed:  \n􀂷 1.2.N.L.a: Demonstrate understanding of oral classroom language-target language.  \n􀂷 1.2.N.L.c: Understand main idea of a visual media (video) and live Presentation.  \n􀂷 2.1.N.H.d: Identify and describe significant current events in a country in which the language is spoken.  \n􀂷 2.2.N.F.a: Describe the products needed to carry out daily routines and meet basic needs within a community, region, or culture in which the language is spoken.  \n􀂷  Communication: Student will exchange information about themselves, likes and dislikes.  \n􀂷  Cultures: Student will learn about hospitality and generosity in the Arab cultures.  \n􀂷  Comparison: Compare the Arab culture to American culture.  \n􀂷  \n􀂷  Connection: Students reinforce and further their knowledge of other disciplines (mathematics, Science, and Social studies) through the Arabic language.  \n􀂷  \n􀂷  Communities: Students will use the language beyond the school sitting and real life situation.  \n􀂷  Lesson Objectives:  \nBy the end of this unit :  \n1-SWBAT recognize in reading and writing the way we greet and introduce ourselves in the Arabic language 2-SWBAT talk to each other about what they like and dislike  \n3-SWBAT ask and answer using discussion about what they want.  \n5-SWBAT ask and answer questions in pair about the different types of food in Arabic 6-SWBAT use 5W's to ask questions in Arabic.  \n7-SWBAT write an invitation to their friend using the correct words  \nRationale  \nPurpose:  \nOur world is divided into man different countries which have many different races of people, different culture, and different tradition. Each country has it s own way of greeting people. Learning how to greet someone in their own language can demonstrate friendliness and respect.  \nGreeting people is important in Arabic culture just as in any other culture in the world. The way people greet may vary depending on the time of day, occasion and kind of people. It can be very formal or casual. Teaching greeting and hospitality in the Arabic culture will allow students to learn more about the Arabic language and culture. This also will give students the opportunity to use the language effectively in real life situations. It will also allow students to be familiar with some important concepts as respect, generosity, and hospitality. In addition, students will gain the ability to use the content knowledge in different subjects.  \nThroughout the lesson plans, students will learn how to read Arabic terms, identify Arabic food, and getting to knowhow to welcome guests in their homes (hospitality), besides how to ask questions in Arabic. Students will get to learn about this through the following lesson plans.  \nIn the first lesson plans, students will learn how to greet and introduce themselves to their friends in the Arabic language and will write a short dialogue between them and their partner using the vocabulary words.  \nIn the second lesson plan, students will learn how to welcome guests in their homes, and ask them questions about what they like to eat or drink. Students will be practicing matching the words and letters with the pictures as a class work. They have to with a partner to match the question and the answer.  \nThe third lesson, students will learn how to write and send an invitation to their friends for dinner. Learn the names of the types of food using YouTube videos, students will make an invitation, drawing picture","cbCairKRpSYHOQRc","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairKRpSYHOQRc","pdf",587673,19,"English","# Unit Plan Summary\n## Theme and Unit Details\n## Standards and Benchmarks\n## Communication, Cultures, Comparison, Connection, Communities\n## Lesson Objectives\n## Rationale\n## Materials and Strategies\n## Learning Environment and Assessments\n## Final Unit Assessment (Role Play)","[{\"question\":\"How is the final assessment evaluated?\",\"answer\":\"The final assessment uses a role-play activity assessed with a rubric covering comprehensibility, vocabulary variety, language correctness (pronunciation and grammar), and risk-taking/signs of improvement such as creativity and communication in Arabic.\"}]","Unit Plan Summary - Greeting and Hospitality in the Arabic Culture | PDF",1790133941,7]