Live poll on character motivation with debate
The teacher posts a key dramatic moment from a class play. Students vote on Mentimeter for the strongest interpretation of the character's motivation among three options. The class sees the spread, defends in pairs, debates, re-votes.
Tools: Mentimeter
Pairs film and post 30-second monologue performances
Each student records a 30-second target-text monologue performance and posts the video to a class Padlet column. Three classmates watch each performance and post a one-line note on a specific delivery technique (pace, pause, projection, intention). The class samples and the teacher draws out the strongest techniques.
Tools: Padlet
Class annotation of stage directions on a script
The teacher posts a single page from a play script in a shared class Doc. Each student adds suggesting-mode comments on what they would do as a director for one specific stage direction or beat. The class scrolls comments and the teacher draws out where directorial choices diverge most sharply.
Tools: Google Docs
Lessons that look IA but are not
Useful counter-examples when you are checking your own lesson placement on the PICRAT grid.
This page is one of a growing set of PICRAT examples by cell, subject and key stage. Page maintained by Andy Perryer.