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Lesson 15 – Letter Writing<br />
Teaching Focus: In this lesson students will begin to familiarize themselves with the<br />
people and personnel involved in the production of Peter Pan that they will see at the<br />
<strong>Stratford</strong> <strong>Festival</strong>.<br />
Curriculum<br />
Expectations<br />
Space<br />
Materials<br />
and Prep.<br />
Drama B3.2 (demonstrate an understanding of the broader world of<br />
drama and theatre by identifying and describing the roles and<br />
responsibilities of key theatre personnel)<br />
Writing 1.1 (Purpose and Audience)<br />
Writing 2.2 (Voice)<br />
Writing 2.8 (Preparing drafts)<br />
Regular classroom set-up<br />
Formal letter writing template if students are not familiar with it<br />
Address of the <strong>Stratford</strong> <strong>Festival</strong><br />
Access to computers if students will be typing their letters<br />
Classroom Activities:<br />
Letter writing<br />
Lesson<br />
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Tell students they are going to write a letter to someone involved in the<br />
production of Peter Pan at the <strong>Festival</strong>. Model the form of a formal letter with<br />
greeting line, signature line etc.<br />
Brainstorm some great questions it would be good to ask specific artists/artistic<br />
staff based on their research the previous day and their knowledge of the play<br />
Students draft their letters and share their drafts with a partner<br />
Tell the students that they will be revising their letters after seeing the<br />
performance (as some of their questions may be answered upon seeing the<br />
show).<br />
Peter Pan Study Guide 37<br />
<strong>Stratford</strong> Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong> 2010