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Which subjectBusiness
What topicorigin of advertising and identify past and current trends
What length (min)90
What age groupDoesn't matter
Class size20
What curriculum
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Lesson plan

Lesson Plan: Origin of Advertising and Identifying Past and Current Trends

Subject

Business

Topic

Origin of Advertising and Identifying Past and Current Trends

Grade/Age Group

High School (Grades 9-12)

Length of Lesson

90 minutes

Number of Students

20

Objectives

Materials

National Curriculum Alignment

This lesson aligns with the national curriculum standards for business education, promoting understanding of marketing principles and advertising strategies.

Lesson Structure

Step Number Step Title Length (minutes) Details
1 Introduction to Advertising Origins 15 Discuss the definition of advertising and its importance in business. Provide an overview of its history. Show a short video clip showcasing early advertising examples.
2 Historical Timeline Activity 20 Students work in pairs to create a timeline of significant advertising milestones. Each pair presents their section. Utilize handouts with key dates and events.
3 Group Task: Analyzing Trends 30 Divide students into small groups of 4. Each group researches current advertising trends using devices. Groups create a brief presentation on their findings.
4 Group Presentations 15 Groups present their findings to the class. Focus on the impact of their identified trends on consumer behavior and marketing strategies.
5 Class Discussion and Reflection 10 Facilitate a discussion about how advertising has evolved and its future implications. Encourage students to share thoughts on ethical advertising.
6 Homework Assignment 5 Assign students to write a one-page reflection on an advertisement they have seen recently and what trends it reflects.

Homework

Assessment

Additional Notes

Lesson script

Lesson script

Introduction to Advertising Origins

“Good morning, everyone! Today, we’re going to dive into the fascinating world of advertising—its origins, its evolution, and the trends we see today. To get us started, let’s define what advertising is. Can anyone share their thoughts on this?

[Pause for responses]

“That’s right! Advertising involves promoting products or services to encourage people to make a purchase or take an action. It's crucial for business success as it helps reach potential customers.

“Now, I’ll provide an overview of the history of advertising. We’ll explore significant milestones, from the early days of print ads to the digital age.

[Show the short video clip showcasing early advertising examples]

“Wasn’t that interesting? The creative designs, the messaging—it all set the stage for where we are today!”

Historical Timeline Activity

“Now, it’s time to delve deeper into the evolution of advertising. I want you to turn to a partner next to you. Together, you are going to create a timeline of significant advertising milestones.

“Here are some handouts with key dates and events that will help guide your research. You’ll have 20 minutes to create your timelines. Remember, you aim to show how advertising has changed over the decades.

“I'll be walking around to assist if you have any questions.”

[Monitor time and assist as necessary]

“Time's up! Let’s hear each pair present your section of the timeline. When it’s your turn, make sure to highlight at least one key milestone and its significance to advertising history.”

Group Task: Analyzing Trends

“Great job on the timelines, everyone! Now, let’s move on to our next activity. I will divide you into small groups of four. Your task is to research current advertising trends using your devices.

“Each group will pick one trend to focus on and create a brief presentation on your findings. Think about the impact of these trends on consumer behavior and marketing strategies.

“You’ll have 30 minutes for this group work. Make sure to use credible sources and organize your presentations clearly. Let’s start!”

[Monitor and assist groups while they work]

Group Presentations

“Fantastic teamwork, everyone! Now it’s time for your presentations. Each group will present their findings on the advertising trend you researched. Please focus on how this trend impacts consumers and businesses alike.

“Remember, you’ll have about 3 minutes for each group to present, followed by a few questions. Let’s begin!”

[Facilitate the presentations, encouraging questions after each one]

Class Discussion and Reflection

“Thank you for the insightful presentations! Let’s take a few moments to discuss how advertising has evolved over time. What dynamics are at play in shifting advertising methods? How do you think these trends will affect the future of advertising?

[Encourage students to share their thoughts and provide guidance on ethical advertising practices]

“I love hearing your insights! As we reflect on what we've learned today, consider how important it is to create advertising that is ethical and impactful.”

Homework Assignment

“For tonight’s homework, I’d like you to write a one-page reflection on a recent advertisement you’ve seen. Identify the current trends it reflects.

“Remember to submit your assignment through the school’s learning management system by next class. I’ll be checking for completion, but you don’t need to present your reflections.

“Does anyone have any questions about the assignment before we wrap up?”

[Address any questions]

“Excellent! Thank you for your participation today. I look forward to seeing your reflections. Have a great rest of your day!”