Testing Schedule Journal #5 Why Read Shakespeare? Exit Slip Get your Journal and a Florida Collections book. April 27 Agenda Testing Schedule Journal #5 Why Read Shakespeare? Exit Slip

Journal #5 “My gashes cry for help.” We are now headed towards analysis. Go ahead and analyze this short line by asking yourself these questions: What is he actually saying? What is this an example of (figurative language-wise)? When do you think this line would be used in a story?

Why Read Shakespeare? Florida Collections – Page 203

Collaborative Discussion – Exit Slip With a partner: Discuss the reasons that Mack gives for why people should read Shakespeare. On a SHARED piece of paper – use complete sentences to list 3 reasons why we should read Shakespeare according to Mack. Cite 1 piece of specific evidence from the text to support each idea. When finished – place work in the bin 

Reminders!!!! Macbeth Reading April 28 Agenda Reminders!!!! Macbeth Reading

Reminders Reading Logs – 1-4 PAST DUE # 5 Due this Friday! Miss the Lit Fair Project? Short Story Fiction or Non-fiction Must be 1 ½ pages long (written). Typing the story is optional. Must have a beginning, middle and end. Make it creative!!!

Macbeth Reading Rules Everyone will read! 2. Read the very next part as you come to the next character… even if you are a boy and it says Lady Macbeth 3. Doing a special “voice” doesn’t = extra credit… but let’s face it – It is EXTRA FUN!

Macbeth Reading Act 1 Scene 1 – Collections Pg. 215 Scene 3 – Collections Pg. 217-222 Scene 5 – Collections Pg. 224-226 Scene 7 – Collections Pg. 227-230

Reading Parts Macbeth Reading Return Student Work April 29 Agenda Reading Parts Macbeth Reading Return Student Work

Macbeth Reading Rules – In case you forgot While reading – be silent and phones away. Choose a part  There are 14 for today. 3. Doing a special “voice” doesn’t = extra credit… but let’s face it – It is EXTRA FUN!

Macbeth Reading Act 3 Scene 1 – Collections Pg. 245-247 (line 84) Scene 3 – Collections Pg. 251 Scene 4 – Collections Pg. 252-256 (line 123) Scene 5 – Collections Pg. 257-258 (line 38)

IRP Recap Macbeth Reading April 30 Agenda IRP Recap Macbeth Reading

Macbeth Reading Rules – In case you forgot While reading – be silent and phones away. Reading circle – everyone reads  3. Doing a special “voice” doesn’t = extra credit… but let’s face it – It is EXTRA FUN!

Macbeth Reading Act 4 Scene 1 – Collections Pg. 262 (line 44) – 265 (line 133) Scene 3 – Collections Pg. 275 (line 205) - 276 Act 5 Scene 4 – Collections Pg. 283 Scene 5 – Collections Pg. 284 (line 16) - 285 Scene 8 – Collections Pg. 287-288 (line 34)

IRP Recap Done with your novel? Let me know!!! Reading Logs (Remember - #1-#5 DUE FRIDAY. #6 – Due next week) IRP Project List Quick Review... What project did you choose? Make a goal – start ASAP! Turn in Date – Monday 5/18 100 point Summative!!!

You have options! Pick 1: Children’s Story 3D Model Scrapbook TV Talk Show Newspaper Pick 2: Write your own scene Rewrite the ending Map Tour Movie Preview