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Which subject	English
What age group	Year or Grade 1
What topic	Snow white
Number of slides	7
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Introduction

• Briefly introduce the topic of Snow White.
• Explain that it is a popular fairy tale that many children know and enjoy.
• Relate it to other popular fairy tales that the students may be familiar with, such as Cinderella or Sleeping Beauty.

The Story of Snow White

• Provide a brief overview of the story, focusing on the main plot points.
• Explain that the story includes elements of magic and fantasy, as well as themes of jealousy and kindness.
• Use simple language and provide examples to ensure the children understand the story.

Snow White's Appearance

• Display a picture of Snow White.
• Describe her physical appearance, such as her black hair and fair skin.
• Use simple language and avoid complex vocabulary that the students may not understand.

The Seven Dwarfs

• Display a picture of the seven dwarfs.
• Describe their physical appearance, such as their short stature and distinctive personalities.
• Explain that Snow White befriends the dwarfs and they play an important role in the story.

The Villain: The Evil Queen

• Display a picture of the evil queen.
• Explain that the evil queen is jealous of Snow White's beauty and wants to harm her.
• Describe her physical appearance and provide examples of her wicked behavior.

The Magic Mirror

• Display a picture of the magic mirror.
• Explain that the evil queen consults the magic mirror to learn who the fairest in the land is.
• Provide examples of how the mirror responds to the queen's questions.

The Happy Ending

• Discuss how Snow White is saved by the prince's kiss and awakens from her slumber.
• Explain that the evil queen is defeated and Snow White and the prince live happily ever after.
• Encourage discussion about what the students enjoyed about the story and their favorite parts.

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