Majke imaju mnoge uloge. Ponekad zaboravljamo koliko mame rade za svoju djecu. Neka vaši studenti misle o najmanje četiri uloge ili poslove koje im majke imaju. Te uloge trebale bi pokazati mnoge različite strane majkama.
Predložak mapa pauk vrlo dobro funkcionira s tom aktivnošću jer manje je naglašeno naručivanje nego što bi to bilo s popisa. Predložak Frayer Model funkcionira jednako dobro, ali ograničen je na točno četiri stavke.
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Student Instructions
Foster participation by starting a class discussion about the many roles mothers play. Invite students to share examples of what their moms do for them, encouraging respectful listening and appreciation for different family structures.
Guide students to brainstorm metaphors that describe their mothers’ roles (e.g., "My mom is a chef," "My mom is a coach"). Explain how metaphors express appreciation in creative ways, linking language arts skills with personal reflection.
Demonstrate how to create a spider map on the board, writing "Mom" in the center and branching out to four or more different roles. Show how each branch can include a role and a brief description to spark student ideas.
Inspire students to add drawings and speech bubbles that represent their mom in each role. Suggest using scenes and dialogue that show appreciation and highlight daily contributions.
Organize a gallery walk or sharing session where students present their spider maps or Frayer Models. Encourage positive feedback and celebrate the diversity of family experiences in your classroom.
One creative way is to have students brainstorm and illustrate at least four roles their mothers take on, using a spider map or the Frayer Model. This encourages them to think beyond traditional roles and express their ideas visually, fostering deeper appreciation and understanding.
Provide students with a spider map template and ask them to write a different role or job their mom does in each branch. They can add illustrations, scenes, and dialogue to make connections more personal and engaging.
The Frayer Model is a graphic organizer with four sections. For this activity, students fill each section with a different role their mother plays, helping them categorize and reflect on diverse aspects of their mom’s contributions.
Encourage students to describe their mothers using metaphors (e.g., "My mom is a superhero" or "My mom is the heart of our family"). This adds depth and creativity to their reflections and enhances language skills.
Quick activities include making spider maps of mom’s roles, writing thank you notes, drawing favorite memories, and using poetic language to describe their mothers. These are simple, meaningful, and can be completed individually or with partners.