1.
On a piece of paper, write down the most interesting
thing you either said or were told to draw in class yesterday? How was it
phrased?
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Ex. “If you were a bird, it would be like
looking down and seeing the tops of buildings.”
2.
Next, imagine that someone was ABSENT yesterday from
this class. On your paper, explain to them how the drawing activity we
did in class represented writing and reading.
3.
Write “Once upon a time…” then, add your sentence from
#1 and add another sentence or two to it. Just for fun.
4.
At your tables, grab a board and a marker (or two) and
list 7 advantages and 7 disadvantages of meeting people who are
different than you.
Pre-play Poll:
1.
For
each member of your table, choose an equal number of statements to work with.
(ex. If your table has 7 people, choose 7 statements).
a.
Write
each of these statements at the top of separate pieces of paper.
2.
Begin
with a paper in front of each table member.
a.
Read
the statement.
b.
Without
repeating the statement,
disagree with it by adding 2 additional sentences that begin with, “I disagree. Some people believe…”
i.
When
everyone is ready, pass your paper clockwise.
3.
With
your new paper, read what has been written so far. Disagree with it by
adding 2 additional sentences that begin with, “I disagree. Some people believe…”
4.
Repeat
step 3.
ENGLISH homework:
·
None
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PLAYWRITING – Day 2
After attendance, we will read and vote on the best dramatic scene from yesterday…
·
Discussed how a line of dominoes is like the
actions of a play. When one gets knocked down, the next one falls because of
it, etc.
·
Numbered a paper 10 – 1 (with 1 representing the
beginning of a scene and 10 representing the end). After being told that 10 was
a character burning a steak, we worked backwards figuring out WHY each moment
occurred.
·
Next, we chose our favorite moment from the 10
we created and gave that moment to a classmate to do the process again.
PLAYWRITNG homework:
Make a list of 10 dramatic actions - actions
you’ve witnessed or experienced from real life - actions such as a
fistfight, or a marriage proposal, or a brother running away from home, an
arrest, a car accident, a state championship, an incredible loss, an incredible
win.
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