MIND-MAPPING INFORMATION FROM E. H. GOMBRICH
The French Revolution (to the tune of Lady Gaga’s “Bad Romance”)LITERACY SKILLS IN HISTORY
LESSON GOALS:
1. Language Goals (Literacy)
- Practice and consolidate past simple, past continuous, and past perfect to narrate historical events.
- Build vocabulary related to history, politics, and social change.
- Develop speaking fluency through debates, role-play, and discussion.
- Enhance listening skills by engaging with lyrics and extracting meaning.
- Foster critical thinking about causes and consequences of revolutions.
2. Content Goals (History)
- Understand the social, political, and economic causes of the French Revolution.
- Trace the timeline of key events (Bastille, Reign of Terror, Napoleon).
- Discuss values of liberty, equality, fraternity and their relevance today.
What comes to your mind when you hear "French Revolution"?
Follow the lesson in the provided worksheet
FOLLOW-UP
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
What lessons can we apply from the French Revolution to present-day efforts to make society more equitable?
Lesson development
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