| Lesson Plan | Lesson 1 | Lesson 2 | Lesson 3 | Lesson 4 | Lesson 5 | Lesson 6 |
| Time Allocation | 60 minutes | 60 minutes | 60 minutes | 60 minutes | 60 minutes | 60 minutes |
| Resources Needed | Audio player, internet access, paper, and pencils | Internet access, projector, paper, and pencils | Printed lyrics, audio player | Internet access, projector, timeline templates, markers | Audio player, lyric sheets, instruments (optional) | Poster board, markers, internet access |
| Introduction | Introduce Bryan Adams and play the song "Everything I Do) I Do It for You." | Discuss who Bryan Adams is and his contributions to music and society. | Hand out printed lyrics and listen to the song together. | Introduce the concept of a timeline and explain its importance in tracking history. | Review the lyrics learned previously and discuss the meaning behind them. | Review all prior lessons and focus on creating a group project. |
| Development | Discuss when and where the song was released and what made it popular. | Explore Bryan Adams's other works and his impact on society and culture. | Begin learning the lyrics, breaking them down verse by verse. | Research and create a timeline of Bryan Adams's career using the templates provided. | Practice singing the song as a group, focusing on pronunciation and expression. | Create a poster that includes the timeline, lyrics, and key information about Bryan Adams. |
| Conclusion | Summarize what was learned about the song's popularity. | Summarize Bryan Adams's impact and contributions. | Recap the verses learned and practice as a group. | Review the completed timelines and discuss key moments in his career. | Perform the song as a class, if comfortable. | Present the group poster to the class and discuss the entire learning journey. |
| Assessment | Q&A session to gauge understanding of the song's release and popularity. | Group discussion to assess understanding of Bryan Adams's impact. | Oral recitation of lyrics to check for memorization. | Check timelines for accuracy and completeness. | Observation during performance practice. | Evaluate the poster for inclusion of all key elements and understanding. |