Essential Question: Why does Macbeth choose to do evil when he knows it’s wrong and that he will be punished?
Read Act 1 and complete study guide for homework
Link to Macbeth Text
Act 1 Study Guide
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
Sub Day: Macbeth Viewing
Unfortunately, I will be out today- I know you are all super bummed! I have decided to have you view the film Macbeth in my absence in preparation for the acting that we will be doing next week. I have given the sub a character tracking guide to help you keep track of your character. The purpose of this is to give you ideas for how to play your part next week. See the parts below if you're not sure who you will be playing. Enjoy the film, and I will see you next week!
Eli: Macbeth
Sam S: Lady Macbeth
Brittney: Witch 1
Sam J: Witch 2
Juliette: Witch 3
Liam: Banquo
John: King Duncan
Zack: Macduff
Jake: Malcom
Nate: Hecate
Jeramiah: Fleance
Kaleb: Lennox
Reo: Ross
Colleen: Murderer 1
Juliann: Murderer 2
Austin: Porter
Miranda: Lady Macduff
Jeffrey: Donalbain
Friday, May 2, 2014
The Language of Shakespeare
1. Blog Posting: Choose one of the following themes from Macbeth: The Supernatural, Success, Ambition, or Power. Consider the questions on the Anticipation Guide for your theme and answer in a well developed paragraph on your blog.
Anticipation Guide
2. Literary Devices Activity
Foreshadowing: Brayden, Kaleb
Simile: Austin and Miranda
Metaphor: Liam and Sam J
Personification: Jeffrey and Juliann
Symbol:Melissa and Colleen
Aside: Reo and Nate
Image: Juliette and Sam S
Soliloquy: Jake and John
Paradox: Brittney and Jeremiah
Equivocation: Zach and Eli
View Study Guide Here- Know main characters and literary terms for the Act 1 Quiz
3. Pre-Detecting Key Lines
4. Pick parts, begin Reading!
Link to Macbeth Text
Anticipation Guide
2. Literary Devices Activity
Foreshadowing: Brayden, Kaleb
Simile: Austin and Miranda
Metaphor: Liam and Sam J
Personification: Jeffrey and Juliann
Symbol:Melissa and Colleen
Aside: Reo and Nate
Image: Juliette and Sam S
Soliloquy: Jake and John
Paradox: Brittney and Jeremiah
Equivocation: Zach and Eli
View Study Guide Here- Know main characters and literary terms for the Act 1 Quiz
3. Pre-Detecting Key Lines
4. Pick parts, begin Reading!
Link to Macbeth Text
Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Macbeth Intro
1. Finish Speeches
2. Ethan Hawke's Macbeth
http://www.pbs.org/wnet/shakespeare-uncovered/video/macbeth-with-ethan-hawke/
The Gist: Actor Ethan Hawke is thinking
2. Ethan Hawke's Macbeth
http://www.pbs.org/wnet/shakespeare-uncovered/video/macbeth-with-ethan-hawke/
The Gist: Actor Ethan Hawke is thinking
about playing Macbeth, and feels he needs
to learn a lot more than he already knows
about the play and the character. “I want to
seek out some truth,” he says, and he knows
how to go about that: “If you want to find
out about something, surround yourself with
smart people.” In his denim jacket and
baseball cap, Hawke works sources in New
York and London, and is full of questions.
HW: Finish Documentary Notes
Thursday, April 10, 2014
Speech Writing
1. Persuasive Speech Checklist
Monday, April 28th
1. Kaleb
2. Austin
3. Brayden
4. Jeffrey
5. Liam
6. Sam S
7. Juliann
8. Colleen
9. Melissa
10 Jeramiah
11. Nate
HW: Draft Letter
Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Keys to a Successful Persuasive Speech
1. Watch Jamie Oliver's Ted Talk on teaching children about food. What rhetorical strategies did you notice? Visual aids? Motivation to action?
http://www.ted.com/talks/jamie_oliver#t-256682
http://www.ted.com/talks/jamie_oliver#t-256682
- Pair and share discussion points
- What is the purpose of a persuasive speech?
2. Topic Share
3. Brainstorm- due next class
Friday, April 4, 2014
Introduction to Persuasive Speeches
1. I Have a Dream- discuss speech and take close reading quiz
3. Watch Jamie Oliver's Ted Talk on teaching children about food. What rhetorical strategies did you notice? Visual aids? Motivation to action?
http://www.ted.com/talks/jamie_oliver#t-256682
4. Introduce Persuasive Speeches
HW: Choose a topic for your persuasive speech
Topic Ideas:
http://learning.blogs.nytimes.com/2014/02/04/200-prompts-for-argumentative-writing/
3. Watch Jamie Oliver's Ted Talk on teaching children about food. What rhetorical strategies did you notice? Visual aids? Motivation to action?
http://www.ted.com/talks/jamie_oliver#t-256682
4. Introduce Persuasive Speeches
HW: Choose a topic for your persuasive speech
Topic Ideas:
http://learning.blogs.nytimes.com/2014/02/04/200-prompts-for-argumentative-writing/
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