Emotions and Literature Lessons

Lesson 3

• Activity Focus: Matching emotions to faces.
• Instructions: Look, read, and mark with a ✓ or an X.
• Examples: "Were you relaxed?", "Were you confident?", "Were you confused?" etc.

Lesson 4: Literature

• Activity Focus: Reading and matching.
• Instructions: Read and write. Match the descriptions to the provided people.
• Examples: "detective," "impatient," "grumpy," "popular author," "story or movie."

Synonyms

• Relaxed: Calm, peaceful, laid-back
• Confident: Sure of oneself, self-assured, certain
• Nervous: Anxious, worried, uneasy, apprehensive.
• Confused: Unable to understand, perplexed, bewildered, unclear.

Feelings and Emotions

• Tired: Weary
• Happy: Joyful, pleased, delighted
• Impatient: Anxious, restless, eager for something to finish.
• Grumpy: Bad-tempered, irritable, ill-humored, bad mood.
• Author: Someone who writes books, stories or other publications.
• Detective: Someone who investigates crimes and solves mysteries.

Biography of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

• Name: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
• Occupation: Author
• Character: Sherlock Holmes (character in a book)
• Origin: Scotland.
• Number of stories: 60
• Skills: Science, music, solving puzzles

This quiz focuses on matching emotions to facial expressions and identifying literary characters based on descriptions. Participants will read carefully and apply their understanding of feelings and traits through interactive activities. Engage with different emotional states and literary roles to enhance your comprehension.