Monologues Made Simple
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Monologues Made Simple
🎭 WALT: Understand different types of monologues
Success Criteria: I can identify and explain different types of monologues
In Shakespeare's Hamlet, "To be or not to be" is a famous _____________ where Hamlet speaks his thoughts aloud when he thinks he is alone.
✍️ WALT: Create a simple monologue
Success Criteria: I can write a short monologue with clear character voice and purpose
Character name: _____________________
Character's age: _____________________
What is your character feeling? _____________________
What does your character want? _____________________
Sentence Starters (choose 2-3):
• "I can't believe that..."
• "Yesterday, when I..."
• "Nobody understands that I..."
• "The thing is..."
• "If only I could..."
Differentiation Support:
🟢 Extra Help: Use the word bank: angry, sad, excited, worried, confused, hopeful
🟡 Challenge: Include dialogue (what someone else said) in your monologue
🔴 Extension: Write a second monologue from a different character's viewpoint
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