Lesson Objective:
Demonstrate an understanding of the underlying messaging of Animal Farm and its symbolism.
Task:
Students are to design a flyer, on one side of A4 to advertise the book, “Animal Farm”.
Match up the the boxes on the left and the right to make the correct lines from the Scene.
Open questions regarding Leonarto’s speech and if his suggestions are reasonable.
Read through the speeches of Lorenzo, Shylock and Portia.
Describe the type of language they use
What do the speeches tell us about the kind of characters who are talking?
Human bingo class activity
Mix with the other people in the room to complete the boxes. Each box must be completed by asking a different person.
When your boxes are full shout “bingo”.
Complete 7 Lesson Scheme of Work for Chinese Cinderella.
Includes:
Guided reading
Homework tasks
Structured lessons with objectives
Group and individual tasks
Alphabet activity for Much Ado About Nothing.
Focus on Act 5, Scene 2 and 3.
Looking at how Beatrice and Benedick use humour to express their love and describe Hero’s character and Claudio’s emotions
A director wants to advise an actor on how to portray Prospero. Look at the set scenes (Act 1, Scene II lines 189-320 and Act 5, Scene I lines 1-134).
Select quotations and line references
Explain how you would get the actor to deliver the lines
Describe Prospero’s actions and gestures
What do these show of Prospero’s character or what he wants?
Lesson Objective:
Develop formal letter writing skills and use of of persuasive language
Letter writing task to local M.P. regarding environmental issues
Lesson Objective:
-Understand the character of Adeline
Tasks:
Reading and comprehension
Diary entry writing activity
Examine the character of Aunt Reine