Lesson	Time Allocation	Resources Needed	Introduction	Development	Conclusion	Assessment
Lesson 1: Discovering "Good Enough"	45 minutes	Computer, projector, speakers, internet access, worksheet	Introduce the song "Good Enough" by Dodgy. Play a short clip of the song.	Discuss the release date (1996) and the popularity of the song. Explore reasons for its success and its impact on listeners. Use the worksheet to guide the discussion.	Summarize the discussion and ask students to share their thoughts on why the song became popular.	Collect worksheets and assess understanding of the song's release and popularity.
Lesson 2: Exploring Dodgy's Contributions	45 minutes	Computer, projector, internet access, chart paper, markers	Briefly revisit the song "Good Enough" and Dodgy.	Discuss Dodgy's contributions to music and culture. Divide students into groups to research different aspects of the band's impact. Each group will create a poster on their findings.	Groups present their posters to the class. Summarize key points from each presentation.	Assess group posters and presentations for understanding of Dodgy's cultural contributions.
Lesson 3: Learning the Lyrics	45 minutes	Printed lyrics, audio of the song, highlighters	Hand out printed lyrics of "Good Enough" by Dodgy. Play the song once through.	Go through the lyrics line by line, explaining any difficult words or phrases. Have students highlight and practice singing along with the song.	Students perform a segment of the song in small groups.	Assess participation and singing accuracy during the group performances.
Lesson 4: Creating a Timeline	45 minutes	Chart paper, markers, internet access, timeline template	Introduce the concept of a timeline. Show examples of timelines.	Provide information about Dodgy's career milestones. Students will work in pairs to place these milestones on a timeline template.	Each pair presents their timeline to the class. Discuss any discrepancies and correct them as a group.	Assess the accuracy and completeness of each timeline.
Lesson 5: Performance Practice	45 minutes	Lyrics, audio of the song, microphone (optional)	Review the lyrics of "Good Enough" and discuss the importance of practice for a good performance.	Divide students into small groups to practice singing the song. Rotate groups for feedback and improvement.	Each group performs the song for the class. Provide constructive feedback.	Assess the improvement in singing and confidence in performance.
Lesson 6: Final Performance and Reflection	45 minutes	Lyrics, audio of the song, microphone, video recorder (optional)	Brief recap of all previous lessons, emphasizing key points learned.	Students perform "Good Enough" by Dodgy as a class. Consider recording the performance.	Reflect on the learning process and the performance. Discuss what they enjoyed and what they found challenging.	Assess the final performance and student reflections for overall understanding and enjoyment.