JSS1 Third Term Literature-in-English Lesson Notes

Eight free notes, in teaching order, from Types of Drama: Tragedy, Comedy, and Tragicomedy to Poetry: Definition, Types, Features, and Analysis of a Poem. Read them online, or get a PDF or Word copy.

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Types of Drama: Tragedy, Comedy, and Tragicomedy
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Features of Drama: Theme, Stage, and Costume
Students should be able to explain what theme means in drama.
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Features of Drama: Play Director, Audience, and Performance
Students should be able to explain who a play director is and what they do.
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About JSS1 Third Term Literature-in-English Lesson Notes

These are the eight JSS1 Third Term Literature-in-English topics, in teaching order. The first note covers Types of Drama: Tragedy, Comedy, and Tragicomedy and the last covers Poetry: Definition, Types, Features, and Analysis of a Poem.

What students learn this term

Explain what theme means in drama
Explain who a play director is and what they do
Read a drama text aloud with proper expression
Define poetry in simple terms

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There are 8 notes, from Types of Drama: Tragedy, Comedy, and Tragicomedy to Poetry: Definition, Types, Features, and Analysis of a Poem. When a new note is published, this page and this number update on their own.

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Types of Drama: Tragedy, Comedy, and Tragicomedy, Features of Drama: Theme, Stage, and Costume, Features of Drama: Play Director, Audience, and Performance, Drama in Literature, Definition of Figures of Speech II, Use of Comparison: Simile and Metaphor, Literary Appreciation of a Poem and Poetry: Definition, Types, Features, and Analysis of a Poem.

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JSS1 Third Term Literature-in-English Lesson Notes

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Types of Drama: Tragedy, Comedy, and Tragicomedy

Features of Drama: Theme, Stage, and Costume

Features of Drama: Play Director, Audience, and Performance

Drama in Literature

Definition of Figures of Speech II

Use of Comparison: Simile and Metaphor

Literary Appreciation of a Poem

Poetry: Definition, Types, Features, and Analysis of a Poem

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