Students should view reading as a life long skill. 2. apply verifying strategies to what they have read. 3. apply prediction strategies to what they have read. There are many different readability levels available. Students will discuss the changes that each main character has undergone in the play.
Students examine the motives that led to the changes in each main character.
Some events have included the Civil Rights movement, the destruction of rain forests, the L.A. riots, and the plight of the inner cities. The age level and experience of the students will lead to more comparisons. Students share their final essays with the class after revising their writing for mechanics and content. Students experience great pride in their work and a better understanding of the timeless work of William Shakespeare.