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Explore villainy, motive, and manipulation through Scar’s iconic song!

Bring critical thinking to life with this engaging character analysis lesson, based on Scar’s chilling musical number ‘Be Prepared’ from Disney’s The Lion King. This resource supports students in identifying a character’s feelings, thoughts, and motives using lyrics, visuals, and inference skills.

What’s Included:
Full lesson ActivInspire (editable) and PDF with 6 slides guiding students through:

How to infer thoughts and feelings from characters

Watching and analysing the Be Prepared scene and lyrics

Group and individual discussion questions with textual evidence

Key vocabulary including “motive”, “tenacity”, and “murkiest scam”

Worksheet focusing on quotes and what they reveal about Scar

Plenary discussion for consolidating understanding

Lyrics link & video clip included for easy access

Key features:
Focus on character analysis and inference

Ideal for exploring villain archetypes and persuasive language

Aligned with UK National Curriculum KS2 Reading Comprehension objectives

Suitable for KS2–KS3 / Years 4–8

Editable format for easy adaptation to your class needs

Ideal for English, guided reading, literacy, drama, or media studies lessons

Great for cover work, guided reading, or film-based literacy units

Perfect for:
Exploring themes of power, manipulation, and ambition

Lessons on lyrics as text or film in literacy

Deepening students’ use of textual evidence in responses

Any time you want to spark discussion and engagement through a well-loved film

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