The aim of this scheme of work is to give students an introduction to Shakespeare and the opportunity to experience a range of his plays. In each lesson they will look at the plot lines and explore a little of the text.
Two of the lessons include stage fighting. It will be up to the teacher's discretion whether or not they feel that this is appropriate for their class. Detailed instructions have been included for these lessons.
The scheme ends with an assessment that allows students to show what they have learnt by choosing one of the plays they have explored and staging it in more detail. For the assessment you may want to have a synopsis of each play and key extracts from the script.
Two of the lessons include stage fighting. It will be up to the teacher's discretion whether or not they feel that this is appropriate for their class. Detailed instructions have been included for these lessons.
The scheme ends with an assessment that allows students to show what they have learnt by choosing one of the plays they have explored and staging it in more detail. For the assessment you may want to have a synopsis of each play and key extracts from the script.
Register now to continue reading
Register to the Drama & Theatre website today and gain access to all the latest news and developments from the world of drama education.
By registering you will receive:
-
Free access to 4 subscriber-only articles per month
-
Unlimited access to news and opinion on our website
Already have an account? Sign in here