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English 10 Lesson on Character Types

The lesson plan for English 10 focuses on teaching students about static and dynamic characters, including their definitions, characteristics, and differences. Students will engage in activities such as watching a movie trailer, analyzing characters, and identifying examples from popular stories. The lesson concludes with an assignment to analyze a character from a story or movie as either static or dynamic.

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English 10 Lesson on Character Types

The lesson plan for English 10 focuses on teaching students about static and dynamic characters, including their definitions, characteristics, and differences. Students will engage in activities such as watching a movie trailer, analyzing characters, and identifying examples from popular stories. The lesson concludes with an assignment to analyze a character from a story or movie as either static or dynamic.

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Department of Education

Region VI – Western Visayas

Lesson Plan in English 10

I. OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson, students should be able to:


[Link] the qualities of static and dynamic character.
2. Differentiate static and dynamic character.
3. Appreciate the importance of static and dynamic character through performing
differentiated task.

II. SUBJECT MATTER


a. Topic: Static and Dynamic Character
b. Materials: Laptop, TV
c. Reference: English 10 Learning Package p.438 -439
III. PROCEDURE:
a. Motivation – Watch Me (Viewing the Trailer of the movie “Frozen”)

Picture Talk:
Present pictures of Static and Dynamic Character

Analysis: Teacher will ask the students the following questions:


1. What can you say about the pictures?
2. What is the difference between the two-character?
3. Which of the two character undergoes changes through and until the end of the
story?
4. Who is the character that remains the same through the story?
5. How are the two characters differ with each other?

Abstraction: Static Character - A static character is a literary character who undergoes


little or no change throughout a story. Their personality, motivations, and beliefs remain consistent
from beginning to end, even when facing conflict or experiencing significant events.
Characteristics

 Consistent Personality
 Predictable Reactions
 Narrative Role
 Not Necessarily Simple or Flat

Examples of Static Characters

 Dynamic Character - A dynamic character is a literary character who undergoes a significant


internal change throughout the course of a story. This change can be a shift in personality,
beliefs, or outlook on life, and is usually a response to the events and conflicts they
experience. Essentially, a dynamic character is one that is not the same at the end of the
story as they were at the beginning.

Characteristics
 Change is Key
 Internal Transformation
 Response to Events
 Not Just Physical
 Contrast with Static Characters
Examples of Dynamic Characters
Application: Present samples of different popular characters. Then let the students identify whether
they are static or dynamic character.

b. Evaluation
Note : A copy of Reading Text will be distributed.
Directions – Choose static or Dynamic character from the text briefly describe the
character and provide textual evidence that supports whether they are static or
dynamic.

IV. Assignment
Re-read a story or review a movie then choose a character to analyze whether he/she is
a static or dynamic character.

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