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    This document provides an overview of a lesson plan on drama for an 8th grade English literature class. It includes objectives about analyzing the protagonist/antagonist conflict and character influences in Pygmalion, as well as identifying dramatic climaxes. It also defines different types of drama like comedy, tragedy, tragicomedy and melodrama. The lesson instructs students to watch videos on what drama is and its elements. Myths around Pygmalion are discussed and students do differentiated activities exploring the myth.

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    This document provides an overview of a lesson plan on drama for an 8th grade English literature class. It includes objectives about analyzing the protagonist/antagonist conflict and character influences in Pygmalion, as well as identifying dramatic climaxes. It also defines different types of drama like comedy, tragedy, tragicomedy and melodrama. The lesson instructs students to watch videos on what drama is and its elements. Myths around Pygmalion are discussed and students do differentiated activities exploring the myth.

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    This document provides an overview of a lesson plan on drama for an 8th grade English literature class. It includes objectives about analyzing the protagonist/antagonist conflict and character influences in Pygmalion, as well as identifying dramatic climaxes. It also defines different types of drama like comedy, tragedy, tragicomedy and melodrama. The lesson instructs students to watch videos on what drama is and its elements. Myths around Pygmalion are discussed and students do differentiated activities exploring the myth.

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    The Egyptian American International School

    Grade 8
    English Literature /Week 6
    Academic Year 2022-2023

    Drama
    Pygmalion
    Objectives

    - Identifythe protagonist and the main antagonist in the play, and discuss the nature
    of their conflict.
    - Analyze the characteristics and influences of each juror.
    - Identify the dramatic climax at the end of each act.
    - Obtain a deeper understanding of the United States' legal system.
    Table of contents
    01 02
    Intro to drama Pygmalion
    What is drama ? Myth
    01
    Intro to
    drama
    What is drama ?
    What is
    Drama?
    Watch the following video
    https://
    www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQoiRcehd54&ab_channel=
    TheAudiopedia

    What is the difference between


    drama and novel?
    What are the
    elememets
    ofDrama?
    Watch the following video
    https://
    www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7UoCVbTJGk&ab_channel
    =AndieWorsley

    Think, Pair and Share


    Watch the video and fill in the chart on
    The next slide.
    What is this topic about?

    Plot Music

    Characters Dialogue
    “The ode lives upon the ideal, the
    epic upon the grandiose, the drama
    upon the real.”

    Victor Hugo
    550 BC
    Was the period that Greek theatre began
    flourishing
    https://
    www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCak93uE3tM&t=
    10s
    What are the
    four types
    ofDrama?
    Watch the following video
    https://
    www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpk9sjamEL0&ab_channel=
    Ms.Mar
    Think, Pair and Share
    Watch the video and fill in the chart on
    The next slide.
    Types of drama?
    Comedy Tragedy

    Tragicomedy Melodrama
    Myth time
    Who is
    pygmalion ?
    Difrentiated
    activity
    Watch the following video:
    https://
    www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCak93uE3tM&t=10s&ab_c
    hannel=GeethanjaliKids-RhymesandStories

    Group 1 : Change the ending of the myth in a form of a


    dialogue ( two characters only)
    Group 2 : Create a one act play
    A look is worth a
    thousand words
    Lesson notes
    Concepts

    Comedy Tragedy Tragicomedy


    ● Tragedy is a type of drama in
    ● Comedy is a type of drama which the protagonist or hero
    that aims to make the ● Unlike comedy and
    is brought down by his/her
    audience laugh. Its tone is flaws. tragedy, tragicomedy
    light and it mostly has a emerged a bit later, in the
    happy ending. The classic ● Murders, deaths, insanity, and times of the Roman
    conception of comedy pain are among the most Empire. Roman dramatist
    came from the Ancient common ideas in tragedies. Plautus was the first to
    Greek theatre, where Main characters usually have write a tragicomedy and
    comedy first emerged as a some kind of weakness or to use the term.
    form of drama. defect that causes their
    downfall.

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