Lesson 1 | Objective 1 |
Time Allocation: 45 minutes | Resources Needed: Story of Hinamatsuri handouts, pictures of dolls |
Introduction: Introduce the story of Hinamatsuri and its significance in Shintoism. | Development: Discuss the roots and history of Hinamatsuri, read the story together. |
Conclusion: Summarize the story and its importance. | Assessment: Ask students to retell the story in their own words. |
Lesson 2 | Objective 2 |
Time Allocation: 50 minutes | Resources Needed: Pictures of traditional Hinamatsuri dolls, craft materials |
Introduction: Explore the symbols and traditions of Hinamatsuri. | Development: Discuss the significance of each symbol and tradition, create paper dolls. |
Conclusion: Display the paper dolls and explain their meanings. | Assessment: Ask students to explain the significance of one symbol. |
Lesson 3 | Objective 3 |
Time Allocation: 40 minutes | Resources Needed: Photos of Hinamatsuri celebrations, paper and markers |
Introduction: Discuss how Hinamatsuri connects to our lives. | Development: Compare and contrast Hinamatsuri with our own celebrations, draw similarities. |
Conclusion: Reflect on the connections between the festivals. | Assessment: Ask students to write a paragraph on the similarities. |
Lesson 4 | Objective 4 |
Time Allocation: 55 minutes | Resources Needed: Concept cards on Hinamatsuri, whiteboard and markers |
Introduction: Introduce the concepts of Hinamatsuri. | Development: Discuss the concepts in detail, create concept mind maps. |
Conclusion: Review the mind maps and key concepts. | Assessment: Quiz students on the concepts learned. |