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The document summarizes an English lesson about Shakespeare's play Macbeth. It introduces the plot, where King Duncan appoints Macbeth and Banquo to fight rebels in Scotland. On their return, they encounter three witches who predict Macbeth will become king. The teacher engages students with questions about festivals, dramas, and kings to introduce the topic. Students then read the opening paragraphs and the teacher evaluates comprehension with questions about characters and events.
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This document outlines a lesson plan for teaching Shakespeare's Macbeth to 8th grade students. The teacher will have students read and analyze the text to identify themes. They will learn to construct discourses and engage in group activities to develop an interest in similar stories. The lesson introduces students to Shakespeare and his major plays before focusing on Macbeth. The teacher reads passages with expression and explains the story of Macbeth and Banquo defeating rebels in battle at the request of King Duncan, where they encounter three witches. Students are then asked questions to check their understanding of the key details.
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- 2. Name of the teacher : Aswathy.S Name of the subject : English Name of the Unit : On the Wings of Wishes Name of the subunit : Macbeth
- 3. The Pupil reads and analyse the literary text and identifies the theme. learns more about drama constructs various discourses
- 4. In order to create a suitable atmosphere for the introduction teacher conduct a talk with the students through some questions. Have you seen any festivals in temples ? Which are the programs conduct there ? Have you seen any dramas ? Have you seen any English dramas ?
- 7. Do you like stories of kings ? Now we can hear a story. Then teacher says the story. There was a king in Scotland, whose name was Duncan.
- 8. He was a very good and ideal ruler. But some rebels in the country started war against his rule. So the king appointed two of his trusted commanders Banquo and Macbeth to fight against them.
- 10. After the victory they were returning to their castle through a lonely place in the country. Suddenly they were stopped by three strange looking women. Meeting of Banquo and Macbeth with the witches
- 11. Theywere the witches having magical power.
- 12. Teacher allowed them to read the first two paragraphs and clarify their doubts relating to it. For evaluating the students teacher asks some questions. What is the name of the King ? Who are the two commanders ? What is their duty ?
- 13. END