Shakespeare's Julius Caesar: Campaign Election Lesson & Rhetoric Poster Bundle
Amber Johnson - English
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Grade Levels
7th - 12th, Higher Education
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- Google Docs™
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3 pages
Amber Johnson - English
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All hail Caesar!!
Students will show off their rhetorical strategies (ethos, pathos, logos) and debate skills to elect a new leader of Rome from characters in William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.
What's Included:
- Instructions to create two persuasive posters (campaign poster and attack ad poster) for characters in the play
- students will need to provide specific reasoning using character analysis skills to support their posters
- Grading rubric
- Rhetorical Strategies (ethos, pathos, logos) Poster
When teaching students non-fiction and informational texts, use this chart to guide students on how best to annotate for rhetorical strategies.
Great for:
- AP English Language and Composition courses
- Rhetorical Analysis studies
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3 pages
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