Students are encouraged to interpret and respond to the moral issues in the play and those we face today. Related areas include Fine Arts, Foreign Language, Language Arts, and Social Studies. Once you've used the lesson, please share your experience by using this mail-in FORM . The good news is that these Internet links seem to be stable. Optional materials include small art supplies such as colored paper, glue, scissors, etc., Greek costumes or look-alikes.
Students communicate ideas in an organized pattern in a variety of speaking situations.
Students analyze, synthesize and evaluate resource materials from a variety of media sources to generate a formal research project, MLA format. They analyze organization patterns, arguments, and positions advanced. Too, students read independently a wide variety of classic and contemporary literature as well as magazines, newspapers, and on-line information. Student writing demonstrates awareness of audience and purpose. Students write and speak in standard English.