Students will explore allegories in Animal Farm by formulating open-ended questions on power dynamics, societal influence, and historical context with peers, setting the stage for deeper investigation in upcoming phases.

Students will conduct comprehensive research on the historical events paralleled in 'Animal Farm,' analyze propaganda techniques, and explore allegories by gathering insights from diverse sources, including interviews with a local historian, to enrich their understanding for the upcoming creative phases.

Students will create board games and art pieces that explore allegories from 'Animal Farm,' synthesizing historical insights and literary analysis to build models for the 'Farmyard Forum' and 'Animal Farm Art Gala' exhibitions.

Students will present their board games and photojournalism galleries to peers and community partners, engaging in discussions about modern allegories and power dynamics, and receive feedback to refine their projects for the final exhibition.

Students will participate in a reflective journaling session and collaborative mural creation to analyze their learning journey and identify insights, effectiveness, and areas for improvement, bridging their understanding of Orwellian themes with real-world applications.

Students will finalize their board game and photojournalism projects, directly applying historical insights and literary analysis from Animal Farm to simulate power dynamics and illustrate modern-day allegories, presenting these creations to community guests to solve real-world problems and initiate discussions.