REMIND CLASS: On Thursday, you will have a test
on Act 3 that lists a bunch of quotes from Act 3 and you will be asked
to identify the character who said it…
- Like yesterday: Using any
of the scenes from ACT 3 (pgs. 873 – 905) find an important quote from any
character and write it on one of the whiteboards…no repeats. Do
NOT add the character’s name to your quote when you write it down.
- After everyone has added
their quotes, number their quotes on the whiteboards…then have each
student number a paper (1-28?) and, without using their books, they are to
write down which character said each quote.
- (This exercise serves as a pretest to Thursday’s actual test.)
1.
Read Romeo & Juliet Act 4, Scenes 1 and 2.
2.
Answer all the questions from Act 4, scene 1 and 2 -
The questions are in the margins of the textbook – Look for the “?” –
There are 14 total.
3.
Read Act 4, Scene 1 and 2 with a partner and write a
7-sentence paragraph of subtext for one character from Act 4, Scene 1
(choose either Paris, Friar, or Juliet)
4.
Write another 7-sentence paragraph of subtext for
either Juliet or Capulet from Act 4, Scene 2 – 14 sentences total
ENGLISH homework:
Study for Act 3 quotations test for Thursday
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PLAYWRITING – Day 34
· REPEAT the warm-up from yesterday, but for a DIFFERENT CHARACTER:
o
PROMPT: “What might one of your character’s think
but never say”
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Write for 5 minutes, writing the entire time.
o
After 5 minutes, read what you have written and underline
what you believe to be the most interesting thing.
o
Using this as your new starting point, write for
3 more minutes.
·
The rest of the hour, work on
new scripts (from yesterday and Friday), using either what you came to
class with or what you just created in the warm-up.
·
ANNOUNCEMENT: We will begin working in a
computer lab on Wednesday. Your 5-page, hand-written rough draft needs to be
completed before Wednesday’s class so you can concentrate
on typing it in and revision.
PLAYWRITING homework:
·
5 pages, handwritten, due Wednesday
·
10 pages, typed, due Friday
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