The class will learn about William Shakespeare through observing a poster with basic biographical facts and watching a storytelling YouTube video created by the teacher. Students will be divided into teams to answer questions about Shakespeare for extra credit points. The class consists of 20 high school freshmen, including 3 with ADHD.

1. Monday:
A (Analyze the learners) - The class is made up of twenty High School Freshman. Three students have
mild to severe ADHD. Twenty percent are African American and eighty percent are white.
S (state objectives) - Students will learn the basic biography of William Shakespeare. The students will
learn this history by observing a poster that has been made previously that will hung up in the front of
the classroom throughout the entire week and the class will watch a Storytelling YouTube that was
made just for the class of information that I feel is necessary facts that one should know about
Shakespeare.
S (Select methods, materials and media) – The students will observe a poster that was made using
PowerPoint, and watch a Storytelling video that was created by myself and posted to my personal
YouTube account page.
U (Utilize Media and Materials)- At the beginning of class I will ask if students have ever heard about
Shakespeare and I will also ask what exactly they know about the man. From those questions, I will start
talking about the poster and name off the basic facts that are listed on the poster. After that I will then
get on the internet and show the students the storytelling video that I had created for the class.
R- (Require Learner Participation) - Students will participate in class discussion of what they know and I
will allow time for any questions they might have about Shakespeare.
E (Evaluate and Revise)- I will divide students up into 5 teams of 4 and I will ask a question about what
we had covered during the beginning of class and for each correct point a team receives, they will
receive an extra credit point for the end of the grading period. Students enjoy incentives and extra credit
is always a nice incentive.