The Two Princes Podcast – Episode 1 – Summarizing & Types of Conflict

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Learning activities and assessments for Episode 1 of ‘The Two Princes’ – a podcast by Gimlet Media.

Perfect for Pride Month! #pride #pridemonth

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This download for Episode 1 contains a PPT file and a link to Google Slides. My own kids (6-15), and my students (13-16) love this quirky LGBTQ+ story with a brilliant cast of characters and an entertaining plot. I know your students will too. Read the review from Common Sense Media

When Prince Rupert sets out to break the mysterious curse that’s destroying his kingdom, he’s ready to face whatever dastardly villain or vile monster stands in his way. What he isn’t prepared for are the bewildering new emotions he feels when he meets the handsome Amir, a rival prince on a quest to save his own realm. Forced to team up, the two princes soon discover that the only thing more difficult than saving their kingdoms is following their hearts.

In this jam-packed resources, you’ll find:

• A linked transcript for Episode 1 (great for ELLs!)
• An SEL check-in to kick off the lesson & activate students’ schemata
• An agenda
• A customised Quizlet for vocabulary practice
• Predictions review
• Comprehension check
• A summary activity (with potential assessment opportunity)
• An exploration of the 5 types of conflict in literature (with potential assessment opportunity)
• Links to additional resources so you can choose what best supports your learners

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Tried and Tested

I am used to teaching mixed-ability classes with EAL students and all my students can rise to this challenge, from those who are below to those who are above grade level. I only list materials that have been successful and I always collect feedback from my students to ensure high engagement and rigour.