The Tempest Curriculum Unit – The Tempest Curriculum Unit Print Book

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Students analyze the plot, characters, themes, and language. They paraphrase lines from the play and role play scenes. Students research and write as they examine the nature of comedy and tragedy.The supplementary materials include writing assignments, additional projects, sample literary analysis, a character quiz and an objective test with answer keys. This unit includes 12 Lesson Plans / 24 Handouts / 84 Pages, aligned toCommon Core standards,grades 9-12, high school.span style=”font-size: large;”Literary/spanp class=”literary-form”British Dramaspan style=”font-size: large;”21st-Century Skills/spanCollaborationCritical thinkingSocial and cross-cultural skillsLeadership and responsibilityspan style=”font-size: large;”Overview/spanShakespeare’s final play,The Tempest,/emis a tragicomedy set on an uncharted island in the Mediterranean, early in the sixteenth century. The dominant themes are sin, atonement, forgiveness, and reconciliation. The story inter-mingles magic with political intrigue and romance.span style=”color: #ff0000;”Check out the Additional Info Section for the Common Core English Language Arts Standards./span

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Students analyze the plot, characters, themes, and language. They paraphrase lines from the play and role play scenes. Students research and write as they examine the nature of comedy and tragedy.The supplementary materials include writing assignments, additional projects, sample literary analysis, a character quiz and an objective test with answer keys. This unit includes 12 Lesson Plans / 24 Handouts / 84 Pages, aligned toCommon Core standards,grades 9-12, high school.span style=”font-size: large;”Literary/spanp class=”literary-form”British Dramaspan style=”font-size: large;”21st-Century Skills/spanCollaborationCritical thinkingSocial and cross-cultural skillsLeadership and responsibilityspan style=”font-size: large;”Overview/spanShakespeare’s final play,The Tempest,/emis a tragicomedy set on an uncharted island in the Mediterranean, early in the sixteenth century. The dominant themes are sin, atonement, forgiveness, and reconciliation. The story inter-mingles magic with political intrigue and romance.span style=”color: #ff0000;”Check out the Additional Info Section for the Common Core English Language Arts Standards./span