1. Scene at the town hall
1.1. A crowd an front of Bulletin board
2. Calls the French language the most beautiful language
3. Delivers his lost lesson in history
4. Bulletin board a, source of bad news
4.1. Scene at Town Hall
5. Changes in school noticed by Franz
5.1. Everything was silent
5.2. M. Hamel was in occasional dress
5.3. Classmates were already in their places
5.4. Surprising things in classroom
5.5. Kindness of M. Hamel
5.6. Serious look of the school
5.7. Village elderly people sitting on back benches
6. Lack of learning : Hamel's view
6.1. Parents ignorant; not anxious to have their children learn
6.2. He thought to enjoy birds chirping
6.3. Also blamed himself for sending children on errands
7. Pin drop silence
8. Walnut trees grow taller, hopvine reached to the roof
9. As a mark, of respect for the country
10. Franz
10.1. Franz fears while going to school
10.1.1. Late for school.
10.1.2. Afraid of scolding
10.1.3. Had not learnt lesson on participle
10.2. Franz's Plan
10.2.1. Thought of running away and spending the day outside because the day was bright and warm.
10.2.2. Tempted to watch drilling of Prussian soldiers
10.2.3. Overcome temptation and rushed to school
11. Villagers
11.1. A Tribute to Teacher by the villagers gathered in the class room
11.1.1. Repentance for not having attended in the school
11.1.2. To thank the master for 40 years’ service
12. Mr M Hamel
12.1. M. Hamel's addressing to students
12.1.1. M. Hamel demanded full attention
12.1.2. Last lesson of French
12.1.3. German will be taught in the schools of Alsace and Lorraine
12.1.4. Children preferred to be put to work on farms or mills
12.1.5. Franz felt sorry for ignoring his lesson
12.1.6. Deeply pained at the thought of M. Hamel going away
12.2. M. Hamel teaches his last lesson
12.2.1. Gives them their lesson in grammar
12.2.2. Wants to teach them everything in one go
12.2.3. Gives a lesson in writing
12.3. M. Hamel's dedication
12.3.1. Served school for forty year
12.3.2. Nothing had changed
12.4. M. Hamel's courage
12.4.1. Desks and benches had worn smooth
12.4.2. Tears roll down from the eyes of listeners
12.4.3. Everyone gets emotional
12.5. M. Hamel spirit of patriotism
12.5.1. Church clock strikes twelve
12.5.2. Trumpets of the Prussian soldiers sound-under the window
12.5.3. M. Hamel writes ° vive la France' to dismiss the last class
12.5.4. Dismissed school by making a gesture with his hand
13. School
13.1. Usual Scene at School
13.1.1. Hustle and bustle
13.1.2. Notes of opening and closing desk
13.1.3. Repetition of lesson in unison
13.1.4. Striking of teachers rule again not the table
14. Students
14.1. Student's attention
14.1.1. Set to work very quickly
14.1.2. Even beetles fail to distract them