This 23-slide lesson provides a comprehensive introduction to key context for studying Mary Shelley’s ‘Frankenstein’.
The his lesson covers the significance of the Prometheus, Gothic genre, Romanticism, Industrialisation and much more on Shelley’s famous novel, including the influence of ‘Paradise Lost’. Shelley’s life is explained, and the key themes are explored.
Questions and tasks are also included for students. A creative task is featured at the end of the lesson. This could be used either as a class-based or homework activity.
The lesson is ideal for GCSE students, but could be used for introducing the text for high-attaining KS3 pupils or even at A level.
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