Big Ideas: Who or what is in control?
Reading: Today we will read for 10 minutes.
Agenda:
We will watch the stage performance of MSND.
You will have time to catch up on your work.
Success Criteria:
Homework:
None. Enjoy your break. Enjoy reading your book.
Big Ideas: Who or what is in control?
Reading: Today we will read for 10 minutes.
Agenda:
Conversational Roundtable: Control
How does control work in various types of relationships?
Acting groups
Today your job is to block out your scene and be ready to perform tomorrow.
Success Criteria:
Homework:
Finish your vocabulary by Thursday.
Big Ideas: Who or what is in control?
Reading: Today we will read for 10 minutes.
Agenda:
Today you will start your preparation to act out a scene from MSND. You will be assigned one of the following scenes:
2.2.70-117 Puck puts the spell on the wrong person.
2.2.31-69 Lysander and Hermia fall asleep in the forest.
Your acting group must:
conduct a table read of the scene
divide up the lines and give everyone a part
each person must copy out their part and annotate the subtext
start blocking the scene
Success Criteria:
Homework:
Make sure you are reading your second book for the semester.
Big Ideas: Who or what is in control?
Reading: Today we will read for 10 minutes.
Agenda:
I will check your vocabulary today. You should be at 50%.
Subtext: Inflection and stress.
Don't go!
What time is it? It is eleven o'clock.
The subtext in Oberon's speech.
I will have my revenge!
The joke I will play on you will be really funny. 2.2.33-40?
The subtext in the scene between Lysander and Hermia 2.2.41-71
Lysander is macho and Hermia is sarcastic
Lysander is genuinely attracted to Hermia but she doesn't want to do anything inappropriate.
Success Criteria:
I can identify the subtext in a scene.
Homework:
You should finish your vocabulary by next Thursday.
Big Ideas: Who or what is in control?
Reading: Today we will read for 10 minutes.
Agenda:
"Ill met by moonlight, proud Titania" Come up with two things this line could mean.
Subtext in a play.
What a character wants in a particular scene.
Context of the lines.
What the character's overall objective is.
What obstacles prevent the character from obtaining his or her goals.
Practice subtext with a common phrase
I'm glad you're here this evening.
The Fairyland buys not the child of me.
Let's practice subtext with lines 2.1.188-246.
With your acting group come up with the subtext of lines 2.1.247-269.
Success Criteria:
I can identify the subtext in a Shakespeare play.
Homework:
Make sure you are working on your vocabulary.
Tonight read 2.1.106-255. You will have a quiz tomorrow on this section.
Big Ideas: Who or what is in control?
Reading: Today we will read for 10 minutes. Your next book review will be on March 2nd.
Agenda:
What do you notice and what do you wonder about the two passages you paraphrased?
NoRedInk Parallel Elements Practice #1
Quizlet Live!
Practice your memorization with a partner.
Success Criteria:
I can paraphrase a difficult text on my own.
I can generate questions that connect to bigger ideas.
Homework:
Did you start your new vocabulary?
Big Ideas: Who or what is in control?
Reading: Today we will read for 10 minutes.
Agenda:
I will grade your vocabulary today. Make sure you start your next list.
Today you will read and annotate some passages from Shakespeare in preparation for a TQE discussion tomorrow.
On the Left-hand side, try to paraphrase in your own words what Shakespeare is saying. Go slow.
On the Right-hand side write your own thoughts, questions, and epiphanies. What is Shakespeare trying to say about love? control? men and women?
Make sure you use a pencil. You will probably have to erase a lot as you go.
Success Criteria:
I can paraphrase a difficult text on my own.
I can generate questions that connect to bigger ideas.
Homework:
Did you start your new vocabulary?
Big Ideas: Who or what is in control?
Reading: Today we will read for 10 minutes.
Agenda:
Quiz for last night's reading.
Memorization activity
You will memorize 2.1.121-137. You will have two weeks to memorize this passage.
We will practice reading the passage together many different ways. Type or write out the passage so that you can memorize it at home.
whisper, loud, fast, slow, high voice, low voice.
Meet with your acting group. What repeated words or images do you notice? Add them to this link.
Create a Google Drawing in Google Classroom where you create an image that represents this passage:
What images are in the passage?
What metaphors?
What smells?
What sounds?
Alliteration?
Assonance?
Repeated words?
Unusual words?
Success Criteria:
Homework:
Finish your 4th book of the year this week.
Finish the SAT letter G vocabulary list by Monday.