Lesson 1: Introduction to John Millington SyngeTime allocation: 45 minutesResources needed: Pictures of John Millington Synge Objective: 1 Introduction: Show pictures of John Millington Synge and introduce him as a famous playwright from Ireland. Development: Discuss where and when Synge lived, and what he is famous for. Children can take notes. Conclusion: Recap the key points about Synge's life and work. Assessment: Ask students to write a short paragraph about what they have learned about Synge. |
Lesson 2: Contributions of John Millington SyngeTime allocation: 50 minutesResources needed: Play scripts written by Synge Objective: 2 Introduction: Discuss the concept of contributions to society and culture. Development: Read excerpts from Synge's plays and discuss their impact on Irish literature and culture. Conclusion: Have a class discussion on how Synge's work has influenced the world. Assessment: Ask students to draw a picture depicting a scene from one of Synge's plays. |
Lesson 3: John Millington Synge and MeTime allocation: 40 minutesResources needed: Paper and colored pencils Objective: 3 Introduction: Discuss how historical figures can be connected to our own lives. Development: Ask students to think about how they can relate to Synge's experiences or work. Conclusion: Share some of the students' thoughts and reflections on the connection between Synge and themselves. Assessment: Have students write a short paragraph about how they see a connection between themselves and Synge. |
Lesson 4: Designing a Timeline of John Millington Synge's LifeTime allocation: 60 minutesResources needed: Large chart paper, markers Objective: 4 Introduction: Explain the concept of a timeline and its importance in understanding a person's life. Development: Guide students in creating a timeline of Synge's life, including key events and achievements. Conclusion: Present the timelines created by students and discuss the significance of each event. Assessment: Assess the timelines based on accuracy and inclusion of important events. |