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TEACHING LANGUAGE THROUGH LITERATURE
FARAH SAEED
1.30-3.30 pm July 27, 2015
 Teaching language through literature is an aid in integrating language and
literature syllabi more closely.
 Reasons for using the Literature for language activities:
 Valuable Authentic Material,
 Cultural Enrichment,
 Language Enrichment,
 Personal Involvement.
 Criteria for the selection of suitable literary text in EFL Class:
 Students needs,
 Their interest,
 Cultural Background,
 Language Level.
 9 Most Effective Teaching Strategies in the said context.
 ACTIVITY & DISCUSSION
 Let us read a poem and have some activities on it:
The Mountain and the Squirrel
The mountain and the squirrel And I think it no disgrace
Had a quarrel To occupymy place
And the former calledthe latter little prig; If I am not so large as you,
Bun replied You are not so small as I,
You are doubtless very big; And not half so spry;
But all sorts of things and weather Ill not deny you make
Must be takenin together A very pretty squirrel track
To make up a year Talents differ; all is well and wiselyput;
And a sphere if I cannot carry forests on my back
Neither can you crack a nut
Ralph Waldo Emerson

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  • 1. TEACHING LANGUAGE THROUGH LITERATURE FARAH SAEED 1.30-3.30 pm July 27, 2015 Teaching language through literature is an aid in integrating language and literature syllabi more closely. Reasons for using the Literature for language activities: Valuable Authentic Material, Cultural Enrichment, Language Enrichment, Personal Involvement. Criteria for the selection of suitable literary text in EFL Class: Students needs, Their interest, Cultural Background, Language Level. 9 Most Effective Teaching Strategies in the said context. ACTIVITY & DISCUSSION Let us read a poem and have some activities on it: The Mountain and the Squirrel The mountain and the squirrel And I think it no disgrace Had a quarrel To occupymy place And the former calledthe latter little prig; If I am not so large as you, Bun replied You are not so small as I, You are doubtless very big; And not half so spry; But all sorts of things and weather Ill not deny you make Must be takenin together A very pretty squirrel track To make up a year Talents differ; all is well and wiselyput; And a sphere if I cannot carry forests on my back Neither can you crack a nut Ralph Waldo Emerson