Lesson Topic: Heroine and Hero

Name of Teacher: Susan Strikovsky

Who is your Heroine? Who is your Hero?

Kathleen:

My heroine is Aung San Suu Kyi,

the leader of Burma.

She is a lifelong icon for human

rights and women’s rights. She is

a Nobel Peace Prize laureate.

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Caity:

My hero is the leader Martin

Luther King.

He had strong morals, and he

used his experience to persuade

governments about equality and

human rights.

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By Jean-Jacques-François Le Barbier - [1], Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=65758

Match the Words in Red to their Synonym

SynonymNew Word

Rules of BehaviorHero

ConvinceMorals

Man of couragePersuade

Match the Words in Red to their Synonym

SynonymNew Word

Rules of BehaviorHero

ConvinceMorals

Man of couragePersuade

Complete the Sentences with the New Words

1) Jack his friend to go back to

school.

Complete the Sentences with the New Words

1) Jack persuaded his friend to go back

to school.

Complete the Sentences with the New Words

2) A strong is someone who

listens to his people.

Complete the Sentences with the New Words

2) A strong leader is someone who

listens to his people.

Complete the Sentences with the New Words

3) My mother works for the . She

deals with ministers of Finance.

Complete the Sentences with the New Words

3) My mother works for the government .

She deals with ministers of Finance.

Today’s Lesson was about

Heroine and Hero