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This document outlines an innovative lesson plan about Shakespeare's Macbeth. The lesson has 6 phases and introduces students to the background of Shakespeare and the play. It discusses the characters in Macbeth like King Duncan of Scotland and his trusted commanders Macbeth and Banquo. The lesson describes how Macbeth and Banquo encounter three witches on their way back to the castle after defeating rebels against the king.
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This document outlines an innovative lesson plan about Shakespeare's play Macbeth. The lesson plan has multiple phases including introducing students to festivals, drama, and William Shakespeare as the famous playwright known as the English Shakespeare. It then discusses teaching students about the plot of Macbeth by having them read a summary paragraph about King Duncan of Scotland sending his trusted commanders Macbeth and Banquo to defeat rebels, where they encounter three strange witches along their return journey. The lesson aims to help students read and analyze the text, improve their thinking skills, and identify the characters in the story.
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William Shakespeare, nicknamed as Bard of Avon, is considered as one of the most famous writers of England.
widely regarded as the greatest writer in the English language
the world's pre-eminent dramatist
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Born on 26 April 1564 in Stratford-upon-Avon.
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- 2. ON THE WINGS OF WISHES
- 3. Innovative lesson plan onMacbeth
- 4. Name of the teacher : Athira A J Name of the subject : English Name of the unit : On the wings of wishes Name of the subunit : MACBETH
- 5. LEARNING OBJECTIVES Reads and analyse the text Improves thinking faculty Identify the characters in the story Improves thinking faculty
- 6. PHASE 1 Have you ever visited a festival place ? What were the things we see there ? Let’s have a look….
- 7. Do you like to see dramas?
- 8. Can you identify the person shown below?He is a great sanskrit poet,author of shakuntalam,meghasandhesham,also known as Indian shakespeare
- 9. SHAKUNTALAM
- 10. PHASE 2 Now I introduce you the world famous dramatist WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE.
- 11. William Shakespeare the greatest poet and dramatist.His major woks include Macbeth ,Othello,king Lear etc. Have you heard of globe theatre? The Globe Theatre was a theatre in London associated with William Shakespeare. It was built in 1599 by Shakespeare's playing company.
- 12. PHASE 3 So we are going to learn a drama written by shakespeare and the lesson is Macbeth and it is in a story form….
- 13. Now I welcome you to a new place (country).Here the story takes place.
- 14. PHASE 4 (Teacher reads the paragraph with proper pronunciation and explain to the students) There was a king in scotland whose name was Duncan.
- 15. Palace of the king…
- 16. He was a very good and an ideal ruler.But some rebells started war against his rule.so the king appointed two of his trusted commanders Banquo and Macbeth to putdown the rebellion.
- 17. They took over the king’s army or they control th king’s army and defeated the rebels.
- 18. After the victory they were returning to the castle through a lonliest / remote place in the country.Suddenly thry were stopped by three strange looking women and the women were witches having magical powers.
- 19. Three witches
- 20. PHASE 5 Difficult word (students read the paragraph and find out the difficult words) CHIEFTAIN:GROUP LEADER
- 21. REBELLION: AN ORGANISED ATTEMPT TO CHANGE THE GOVERNMENT OR AUTHORUTY USING VIOLENCE.
- 22. PHASE 6 Evaluation Let’s revise what we learn today… • Who was the king of scotland? • Who were the trusted commanders? Now draw the situation when Macbeth and Banquo meet the three witches.