Explaining Character in Shakespeare

CONTENTS OF CURRICULUM UNIT 15.02.11

  1. Unit Guide
  1. Introduction
  2. Rationale
  3. Objectives
  4. Content
  5. Strategies
  6. Classroom Activities
  7. Annotated Bibliography
  8. Appendix A: Implementing District Standards
  9. Note

The Question of Desire: A Comparison of Love in Shakespeare

Justin Robert Brady

Published September 2015

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Appendix A: Implementing District Standards

The standards listed below are addressed at some point during this unit.  These standards are adjusted for grade 7, but could easily be adapted to other grade level equivalents.

Skill

Application

Oklahoma State Standards

Common Core Standard

Acquire new vocabulary

Suggested is vocabulary listed under objectives.

Reading Standard 1.1

Reading Standard 4

Reading texts

Class will read two different plays and a poem.

Reading Standard 2.2

Reading Standard 10

Application of Comprehension

Comprehension is demonstrated during each activity.

Reading Standard 3.1.C

Reading Standard 1

Sequence

Texts have plot structure which will be examined in sequence.

Reading Standard 3.4.B

Reading Standard 3

Character Traits / Motive

Traits and motive are discussed in activities 1 and 4.

Reading Standard 3.4.E

Reading Standard 6

Drama as a Genre

The focus of the entire unit is drama.

Reading Standard 4.1.A

Reading Standard 5

Theme / Summary

Themes of love and desire explored throughout the unit.

Reading Standard 4.2.A-D

Reading Standard 2

Historical Context

Addressed in activity 5.

Reading Standard 4.4.A

Reading Standard 9

Interpreting Readings

Explored during activities 3 and 5.

Writing Standard 2.5.A

Writing Standard 9

Listening to discuss Topic

Addressed during activity 4.

Speaking /Listening 1.2

Speaking /Listening 1

Oral Presentation

Addressed during activity 4.

Speaking/ Listening  2.3

Speaking /Listening 4

Evaluate Media

Addressed during activity 3.

Visual Literacy 2.1-3

Reading Standard 7

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