The Coronation - A Special Needs English Lesson

The Coronation  of King Charles
On Saturday 6 of May 2023
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The Coronation  of King Charles
On Saturday 6 of May 2023

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Learning Objective
At the end of the lesson, you will be able to understand the significance of the coronation ceremony and its importance in British history.

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Explain the learning objective to the students and provide context for the lesson.
What do you already know about the coronation ceremony?

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Coronation
It's the ceremony of crowning a sovereign( a supreme ruler).

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What is the Coronation Ceremony?
The coronation is a ceremony that marks the formal investiture of a monarch with regal power. It is usually held in Westminster Abbey and is a significant event in British history.

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Introduce the topic of the coronation and provide a general overview of what it entails.
History of the Coronation
The first coronation ceremony was held in 1066 for William the Conqueror. Since then, there have been 39 coronations in total.

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Provide historical context for the coronation and explain its significance in British history.
The Crown Jewels
The Crown Jewels are symbols of the monarch’s sovereignty and are used during the coronation ceremony. They include the crown, sceptre, orb, and sword.

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Explain the significance of the Crown Jewels and their role in the coronation ceremony.
The Ceremony
The coronation ceremony involves the monarch taking an oath to uphold the laws and customs of the country, being anointed with holy oil, and receiving the Crown Jewels.

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Describe the various components of the coronation ceremony and their significance.
The Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
Queen Elizabeth II was crowned on June 2, 1953, in Westminster Abbey. Her coronation was the first to be televised and was watched by millions of people around the world.

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Provide an example of a notable coronation and its significance.
The Importance of the Coronation
The coronation is an important event in British history as it symbolizes the continuity of the monarchy and the country's traditions and customs.

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Explain why the coronation is significant and its role in British culture.
Interactive Element: Crown Jewels Quiz
Test your knowledge of the Crown Jewels with this fun quiz!

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Provide instructions for the Crown Jewels quiz, which can be done as a class activity or individually.
Interactive Element: Design Your Own Crown
Use your creativity and design your own crown fit for a king or queen!

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Provide instructions for the design your own crown activity, which can be done as a class activity or individually.
Famous Monarchs
There have been many famous monarchs throughout history, including Queen Elizabeth I, King Henry VIII, and Queen Victoria.

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Provide examples of famous monarchs and their significance in British history.
Interactive Element: Monarch Match-Up
Match the monarch with their reign in this fun activity!

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Provide instructions for the monarch match-up activity, which can be done as a class activity or individually.
The Future of the Monarchy
The future of the monarchy is uncertain, but it remains an important institution in British society.

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Discuss the future of the monarchy and its role in modern British society.
Review
What have you learned about the coronation ceremony and its significance in British history?

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Recap the main points of the lesson and assess the students' understanding.
Conclusion
The coronation ceremony is an important event in British history and symbolizes the continuity of the monarchy and the country's traditions and customs.

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Summarize the lesson and emphasize its importance.
Write down 3 things you learned in this lesson.

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Have students enter three things they learned in this lesson. With this they can indicate their own learning efficiency of this lesson.