EngagED Learning

Walk your students through the characters and the lies they tell in Othello. This is an interactive Peardeck, with formative assessment throughout. It can be used individually by students, or as a whole class lesson.

Using character archetypes, students learn how to write the role of the mentor archetype in narrative writing. Using a modern day conflict, they or a peer have experienced, students learn how to give advice as a mentor.

Students can use the digital CAR Chart to develop their vocabulary and record the origins of words. Includes a link to an online student friendly dictionary.

Students can sort consonant -le words or collect them through their reading. The table can also be used for whole class instruction as part of a display wall for spelling patterns.

Investigate the 7 Key Geographical Concepts - SPICESS. Space, Place, Interconnection, Change, Environment, Scale and Sustainability.

Investigate the similarities and differences between the hero and villain archetypes. Record the traits and examples of the character archetypes in a visual way.

Students can use the digital reading log all year long to record their voracious reading.