On Tuesday, we wrapped up the act 3 summary and started act 4.
Today we continued our work with act 4, wrapping up the art interpretation of the friar's plan (this is homework for period 2) and reading 4.2.
If all goes well, this will feature a run down of class activities and assignments. It should be updated by roughly 4:00pm daily.
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Friday, May 22, 2009
Happy Three-Day Weekend
Today in period two we nearly finished act three.
In period six, we finished our act 3 summary and started act 4 (read scene 1 to be safe).
In period six, we finished our act 3 summary and started act 4 (read scene 1 to be safe).
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Act 3.1 to 3.2
Today we read through 3.2 and I assigned some poetry homework.
HW Reread Juliet's speech at the beginning of the scene (3.2.1-31). Underline or highlight all the imagery associated with night or dark. Then, using some of Juliet's language plus some of your own words, create an ORIGINAL poem about night.
HW Reread Juliet's speech at the beginning of the scene (3.2.1-31). Underline or highlight all the imagery associated with night or dark. Then, using some of Juliet's language plus some of your own words, create an ORIGINAL poem about night.
Monday, May 18, 2009
Friday, May 15, 2009
R & J plus a bit of Slam
Today we looked at a few examples of slam poetry and talked about entering the Academic Fair (and the extra credit that goes with that). In period two we then finish act 2. In period 6 we finished the act 2 summary.
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Monday, May 11, 2009
Revisiting the Balcony
Today talked about the importance of the STAR test, I collected the three versions essay from Friday, and we spent the rest of the period working on the assignment below.
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Rewrite the balcony scene in contemporary English. Have fun with it, but keep it school appropriate. Include the moments below in this order:
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Rewrite the balcony scene in contemporary English. Have fun with it, but keep it school appropriate. Include the moments below in this order:
- Romeo hiding/ Juliet’s arrival.
- Romeo compares Juliet to the sun (or something).
- What’s in a name?
- Romeo reveals himself.
- The danger to Romeo and how he got there.
- Juliet’s embarrassment.
- Swearing by the moon (or something).
- Exchange of vows.
- Multiple exits and proposal.
- Final exit.
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