last leaf

• English
• Secondary Education
• Age 13

We will be able to:

• explore the symbolic meaning of the 'last leaf' and explain how it represents hope and resilience.
  
• share our thoughts about how wecdeal with difficult situations and compare them with the experiences of the characters in the story.
  
•  reflect on the importance of art and creativity in inspiring and healing people. 

What comes to you mind when you hear
the word/see 'a Leaf'?What does it remind you of?

• Life (leaves are part of living trees and plants).
• Seasons (leaves fall in autumn, symbolizing change).
• Hope (green leaves symbolize growth and renewal).
• Fragility (leaves are delicate and easily destroyed).
• Endurance (leaves stay attached even in harsh weather).

Do you face challenging times?
What gives you hope during such times?

Share your responses here..

1) Why were the medicines not working on Johnsy?  
2) What was Sue’s daily routine?

3) How was Sue trying to be a true friend to Jhonsy?  
4) How did Johnsy relate her life to the falling tree leaves? 

Now I can:
understand the symbolic meaning of the 'last leaf' and explain how it represents hope and resilience.
share my thoughts about how I deal with difficult situations and compare them with the experiences of the characters in the story.
reflect on the importance of art and creativity in inspiring and healing people.

1. Strongly Agree
2. Agree
3. Disagree
4. Need Help