August 15, 2022 • 5 mins
I’ll be honest. I usually stop reading Julius Caesar after Act 3 and show the movie for Acts 4 and 5 because everything after act 3 is just falling action. And there’s a lot of falling.
Takeaways
- I’m not sure the play’s worth teaching/reading after Act III. There are a couple good movies you can show on YouTube to give students the ending they crave.
- Shakespeare depicts Marc Antony as a cut throat politician.
- Back-stabbing is a topic high school students can relate to.
Resources
- Julius Caesar Blog Post at ELACommonCoreLessonPlans.com
- Free Video Course Sign Up : https://forms.aweber.com/form/34/1733538234.htm
- Complete Lesson Plans Collections: https://trent-media.myshopify.com/
- Julius Caesar Lesson Plans https://trent-media.myshopify.com/products/julius-caesar-lesson-plans-unit-plan-and-teaching-guide?_pos=1&_sid=47f2fed56&_ss=r
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