| Subject | GRADES |
| Language Arts | 9-12 |
Explore various interpretations of Romeo and Juliet alongside the original text in this Language Arts lesson for grades 9-12. Delve into the nuances of different renditions to understand their divergences and resonances with Shakespeare’s timeless tale.
Learning Objectives
- Analyze multiple interpretations of a story, drama, or poem, including recorded or live plays, novels, or poetry productions.
- Evaluate how each version interprets the source text, focusing on at least one play by Shakespeare and one by an American dramatist.
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Conclusion
Through this lesson, students have critically explored various interpretations of Romeo and Juliet alongside the original text. By analyzing recorded and live productions of the play and works by American dramatists, they have gained insight into the diverse ways a story can be interpreted and adapted. This deepens their understanding of Shakespeare’s classics and enhances their analytical skills in evaluating literary interpretations.
