Frankenstein Analysis Adventure

Jason Stewart

Tier 1

Lesson Plan

Frankenstein Analysis Adventure

Analyze 'Frankenstein' text

This lesson engages students in analyzing 'Frankenstein' through interactive and accessible methods. By using game-based and project-based learning strategies, students will explore key themes and characters in a supportive environment. This approach is crucial for students with IEPs, as it provides differentiated instruction and fosters a deeper understanding of the text.

Audience

Resource Junior Class

Time

30 minutes

Approach

Game-Based Learning, Project-Based Learning, Active Learning

Materials

Audio version of 'Frankenstein' excerpt, Frankenstein Analysis Worksheet, Character Role Cards, and Discussion Questions

Step 1

Introduction

5 minutes

Briefly introduce 'Frankenstein' and its significance.
Play an audio excerpt from the book to set the context.
Explain the objectives of the lesson and the activities planned.

Step 2

Group Activity

10 minutes

Divide students into small groups.
Distribute Character Role Cards to each group.
Instruct students to discuss their character's role and significance in the story.
Encourage students to use the audio support if needed.

Step 3

Worksheet Completion

10 minutes

Hand out the Frankenstein Analysis Worksheet.
Guide students to answer questions based on their group discussions and audio excerpt.
Provide support and clarification as needed.

Step 4

Closure

5 minutes

Reconvene as a class and discuss key insights from the worksheet.
Ask students to share one interesting fact or perspective they learned.
Summarize the lesson and highlight the importance of analyzing literature.

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Worksheet

Frankenstein Analysis Worksheet

This worksheet helps students analyze key themes and characters in 'Frankenstein'. It includes questions that encourage critical thinking and comprehension.

Describe the main theme of the excerpt you listened to.

Think about the emotions and conflicts presented.

Who is the most important character in this excerpt and why?

Consider their actions and impact on the story.

What is one question you have about the story after listening to the excerpt?

Think about any confusing parts or things you want to know more about.

Reading

Frankenstein Audio Excerpt

This audio excerpt provides an accessible way for students to engage with 'Frankenstein'. It is designed to support students who benefit from auditory learning.

Listen to the audio excerpt of 'Frankenstein'

Discussion

Frankenstein Discussion Questions

These questions guide a class discussion on the themes and characters of 'Frankenstein'. They are designed to encourage critical thinking and engagement.

What emotions did the excerpt evoke in you?

Encourage students to express their feelings and relate them to the text.

How do the characters' actions influence the story?

Discuss the motivations and consequences of the characters' actions.

What connections can you make between the story and real life?

Help students draw parallels between the themes in 'Frankenstein' and their own experiences.