1. Lesson Plan pro forma
Class: 7NE
(mixed ability sets)
indicate levels of attainment
Date:
12/4/2016
Time: 08:40 â
09:45
No. of pupils:
30
Unit /SoW: The Hunger Games
Key Learning Goals:
ref. to exam board criteria/NC as
appropriate
⌠in pupil-friendly format:
1) To have used your âdiscussion skillsâ
to consider some of the problems
of the 21st Century world.
2) To be able to explain what is meant
by the termâdystopian novel.â
3) To be able to explain why the novel
we are studying this term fits into
the category.
4) To have begun to create your own
dystopia.
Expected Learning Outcomes:
all pupils? some pupils? a few
pupils?
All pupils will produce their own
dystopia using their senses. They
will incorporate what they have
learnt, showing that they
understand what a dystopia is and
how it is portrayed in their make-
believe world.
Opportunities for Assessment:
Formative & summative
ďˇ Creating a list of problems in the 21st century â reinforcing what dystopia
is and what problems are prevalent nowadays
ďˇ Examples of dystopian novels/films â this will allow students to think of
other settings in which dystopia can occur
ďˇ Quotes of Hunger Games â this will allow students to deduce what
dystopian themes will run through the novel
ďˇ Reality TV show table â students will fill in a table writing down the
elements of dystopia in Big Brother and Iâm a Celebrity
ďˇ Making their own dystopia â students will show that they understand
what dystopia by using their creativity and describing their own dystopian
world
Cognitive challenges:
Desirable difficulties for all abilities; how will students progress?
Creating their own dystopian world â students will learn what the termâdystopiaâ
is, and examples will be given in the real world and how it is prevalent in our
society.
2. EBT strategies:
e.g. APK, reciprocal teaching, collaborative learning, advance & visual organisers,
similarities and differences, goals, repetition and practice, meta-cognition,
feedback, cognitive challenge, subject knowledge, summaries and note-taking
ďˇ Collaborative learning â students will work together in various stages of
the lesson, and will also peer feedback their dystopian worlds
Key Terminology:
ďˇ Dystopia
ďˇ Utopia
ďˇ Hunger Games
ďˇ Reality TV
Resources:
ďˇ Big Brother video
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Lj
Zw2dZGfg)
ďˇ Iâm a Celebrity video
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cp
q27IOrcAU)
Homework and practice:
N/A
3. Starter (10 minutes)
Studentsmake alistof 5 thingswhichtheywouldwantintheirideal world.
Classfeedback.Teacheraskswhethertheycouldguesswhatâdystopiaâmeans âopposite of utopia.Teacherposesthe questionâwhat concernsyouinthe 21st
century?â Studentsdiscussintheirpairs. Pictureswillcome uptopromptthose whodo not have any ideas.
Main
5minutes
Teacherexplainsthe meaningonthe wordâdystopiaâandpupilscopydefinitionintotheirbooks.
5minutes
Showexample of how21st
centuryproblemscanbe usedto create a dystopiaandgive pupilstime toworkwiththeirpeerstocome upwiththeirown.Take
whole classfeedback.
5minutes
Askif any of the pupilscanthinkof any books/filmstheyhave seenwhichinclude dystopias.Theyhave tojustifywhytheythinkthe book/filmisdystopian.
Ideasto share:Wall:E,Terminator,NoughtsandCrosses,I-Robot,The Matrix,NeverLetMe Go
5minutes
Showquotespeople have saidabout The HungerGames andwhyit isa dystopiannovel. Studentsthinkaboutthe differentdystopianthemesthatitmighthave
init.
15minutes
Discusswithpartnerwhatelementsof realityTV showstheythinkmightlendthemselvestodystopiannovel.
Watch two clips(bigbrotherandIâma celebrity)andjotdownanysimilaritiestheycansee betweenthemandthe plotof The HungerGames.
Big Brother
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LjZw2dZGfg