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1. AFRO-ASIAN LITERATURE

2. Learning Objectives Enrich vocabulary through unlocking difficulties Reflect from the literary piece’s theme Appreciate various literary genre of the African-Asian Literature 1 2 3 At the end of the lesson, you are expected to:​

3. What are the 7 continents of the world?

4. 5 Amazing African Tribal Traditions and Customs

5. The courtship dance of the Wodaabe

6. The lip plates of the Mursi

7. The bull-jumping of the Hamar

8. The spitting of the Maasai

9. The wedding ceremony of the Ndebele

10. The Rain Came Grace A. Ogot Lesson 1

11. Grace A. Ogot Ogot was born Grace Emily Akinyi to a Christian family on 15 May 1930 in Asembo , in the district of Nyanza, Kenya – a village highly populated by the predominantly Christian Luo ethnic group. Her father, Joseph Nyanduga , was one of the first men in the village of Asembo to obtain a Western education.

12. Spelling #1 (Q.1) Unlocking of Vocabulary 1.bereaved 2.calabash 9.coaxing 3.mourn 10. enthroned 4.stunned 5.prophecy 6.hoarse 8.sobbing 7.pleaded

13. Spelling #1 (Q.1) Unlocking of Vocabulary 1.bereaved 2.calabash 9.coaxing 3.mourn 10. enthroned 4.stunned 5.prophecy 6.hoarse 8.sobbing 7. pleading

14. What is your most valuable possession? Are you willing to sacrifice it for the peace of the country?

15. What is your most valuable possession? Are you willing to sacrifice it for the peace of the country?

16. Summary (Short Story) In a village, it had not rained for a long time. The land was parched, the cattle were dying, and soon the adults and children would be without water. The main story begins when the great chief, Labong’o comes back from the medicine man’s house. Labong’o was told that the ancestors had chosen his only and treasure daughter, Oganda , will be the sacrifice to the lake monster so that rain would come. His heart was totally broken, but he had no any other choices as he was a chief of a village. The rising action was when Labong’O declared that Oganda would be the sacrifice. Oganda felt very sad, frightened, and disappointed, but the villagers seemed to rejoice with that announcement. They would dance till the morning. In the morning, they prepared a big farewell feast for her before she went on the journey to the lake. It meant Oganda went to die for the whole community. They gave farewell speeches and saw her for the last time. When Oganda was goes to the lake she is very terrified as she thinks that she has been followed by the lake monster. She ran with all her strength and finally fainted. In the falling action, her lover, Osinda appears and comes to protect and save Oganda . They escaped from the eyes of their ancestors and the wrath of the monster to an unknown land. The resolution is black clouds started to gather, the thunder roared, and the rain came down in torrents as it had not done for a long time.

17. Understanding the Text! What problem did the villagers experience? How it will be solved? Why did Labong’o have a difficult decision to make? Who is Oganda ? Who were her suitors? Whom did she want the most? What is the ending of the story? What are the customs or beliefs of the Africans?

18. Directions: Summarize “The Rain Came” through role-playing. Choose a leader who will act as a director and other members to be the scriptwriters, actors, and actresses who will be given different roles. You may use various props to make the role-playing more interesting.

19. Criteria 4 3 2 1 Preparation Always willing and focused during group presentation Usually willing and focused during group presentation. Sometimes willing focused during group presentation. Rarely focused during group presentation. Characterization Convincing communication of the character’s feelings situation and motives. Competent communication of the character’s feelings situation and motives. Adequate communication of the character’s feelings situation and motives. Limited communication of the character’s feelings situation and motives. Relevance/Originality Purpose is clearly established and effectively sustained. Purpose is clearly established and generally sustained. Purpose is established but may not be sustained. Purpose is vaguely established and may not be sustained. Verbal and Non-Verbal cues Impressive variety of verbal and non-verbal cues is used in an exemplary way. Good variety of verbal and non-verbal cues is used in competent way. Good variety of verbal and non-verbal cues is used in acceptable way. Limited variety of verbal and non-verbal cues are used in developing way. Creativity/Props Choices demonstrate insight and powerfully enhance a roleplay. Choices demonstrate thoughtfulness and completely enhance a roleplay Choices awareness and development acceptably enhance a roleplay. Choices demonstrate little awareness and do little enhance roleplay.