
This worksheet enhances students' comprehension skills and encourages critical thinking by exploring an alternative storyline of *Frankenstein*. The lesson begins with warm-up questions to engage students, such as discussing the last book they read and what they know about *Frankenstein*. The original storyline is then summarized, detailing Victor Frankenstein's creation of the monster and its subsequent rejection by society. In contrast, an alternative version is provided where the creature is accepted and integrated into the community, highlighting themes of empathy and acceptance. Students will read both versions and answer comprehension questions to ensure understanding. Additionally, discussion questions are included to foster deeper analysis and critical thinking. To support language development, a translation activity is provided with key phrases and vocabulary from the texts, translated into Czech and English. This activity not only helps students grasp the story better but also expands their vocabulary at an A2-B1 level. This engaging lesson plan is perfect for teens, blending classic literature with modern language practice and moral discussions.

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What If Frankenstein Was Treated with Humanity?

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This worksheet enhances students' comprehension skills and encourages critical thinking by exploring…