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Lesson	Time Allocation	Resources Needed	Introduction	Development	Conclusion	Assessment
Lesson 1: Introduction to Hans Christian Andersen	45 minutes	Whiteboard, markers, world map, pictures of Hans Christian Andersen	Introduce Hans Christian Andersen. Show pictures and locate Denmark on a world map.	Discuss when he lived (1805-1875) and his famous works (e.g., The Little Mermaid, The Ugly Duckling).	Summarize key points and ask students to share one fact they found interesting.	Oral quiz on basic facts about Hans Christian Andersen.
Lesson 2: Andersen's Contributions to Society	45 minutes	Printouts of Andersen's stories, audio recordings, internet access for research	Review Andersen's famous works. Play a short audio of one of his stories.	Discuss how his stories have influenced literature and culture. Explore themes in his stories.	Ask students to discuss how these themes are relevant today.	Group discussion on the impact of Andersen's stories on modern culture.
Lesson 3: Andersen's Impact	45 minutes	Pictures of statues, adaptations of Andersen's stories (e.g., movies, plays)	Show pictures of statues and adaptations of Andersen's stories.	Discuss how his work has been adapted over the years (e.g., Disney movies, theatre productions).	Students share which adaptation they like most and why.	Write a short paragraph on how Andersen's work has impacted their life.
Lesson 4: Connecting Andersen to the Student's Life	45 minutes	Art supplies, printouts of Andersen's story summaries	Review a few of Andersen's most famous stories.	Ask students to draw a scene from one of the stories and explain how it connects to their life.	Students present their drawings and explain the connection.	Evaluate understanding through the connections made in their drawings and explanations.
Lesson 5: Creating a Timeline	45 minutes	Paper, markers, printouts of key events in Andersen's life	Introduce the concept of a timeline. Show an example.	Guide students in creating a timeline of Andersen's life, including major events and works.	Display timelines around the classroom. Discuss any differences.	Check timelines for accuracy and completeness.
Lesson 6: Review and Reflection	45 minutes	Review sheets, markers, whiteboard	Review key points from previous lessons using a whiteboard.	Have a group discussion on what they learned and what they found most interesting.	Summarize the importance of Hans Christian Andersen's contributions.	Students complete a short quiz and write a reflection on what they learned.

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