Frankenstein | Digital Theatre+

This lesson plan has been designed to deliver a full 60 minute lesson, but can also be broken down into individual activities
The aim is to get students energised and ready to access the text by engaging them in its themes and characters
Kick-starting the study in this way will ensure that all students can proceed into reading, talking and writing about the text with confidence and fluency

Activities are mapped to the A-Level Drama and Theatre curriculum. Please see the lesson plan for further information. Teaching remotely? Get your virtual toolkit here.

The theatre teachers and students in Lewisville Independent School District feel blessed to have the resources Digital Theatre+ provides. The content and curriculum provides opportunities for our students to develop their skills in critical, logical, reflective, metacognitive, and creative thinking. We cannot thank Digital Theatre+ enough for the valuable experiences our students are enjoying.

Missey Head

Fine Arts Coordinator, Lewisville Independent School District, United States

Digital Theatre+ has been highly effective both in classroom interactivity and assisting effective planning. The resources available for teacher and student are specific and concise from highly respected sources. I have saved 3-5 hours of planning a week through use of Digital Theatre+.

Daniel Hawthorne

Lecturer in Creative Arts, Bridgwater College, UK

"To teach The Crucible to my junior English class, I used Digital Theatre + to flip my classroom. My students would watch a scene before discussing or reading it aloud in class. I also made extensive use of the cast and crew videos. Finally, the study materials for the plays helped me plan my classroom activities. Thank you to everyone at Digital Theatre+ for making these resources available."

Marc Hogan

Teacher at Woodberry Forest School, Virginia, United States

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