Let’s Prepare! speaking roles larger speaking smaller roles

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Notes.
Advertisements

Romeo and Juliet Act I Study Game. disrupted In Shakespearean tragedies, order is.
Websites with useful images… - A beautiful page with lots of themed albums about life in Afghanistan
Name:____________________________ Date:_____________________ Romeo and Juliet Act 1- Scene 1 1). Where did the Capulet’s and the Montague’s live? a). Paris,
The Prologue of Romeo and Juliet. Act 1, Prologue What words do you see that are associated with love? What words do you see that are associated with.
Shakespeare ’ s Romeo and Juliet By I.Q. Student.
Romeo and Juliet Family Tree. The Montague Family Lord Montague is married to Lady Montague Their only child is named Romeo. (loves to be in love/15)
Romeo and Juliet Written by William Shakespeare. Setting The story happened in Verona, a town in Italy about six hundred years ago.
T: Romeo and Juliet A: William Shakespeare G: Drama Act 1 Conflict- Struggle between characters or forces and Complications- actions taken by the character(s)
Be prepared to share your answers.
The Shakespearean Sonnet
Romeo and Juliet Two households, both alike in dignity, In fair Verona, where we lay our scene, From ancient grudge break to new mutiny, Where civil.
Act І Group 1. Scene 1 After the prologue, Sampson and Gregory fight with Abram and Balthasar. All the people in the streets start fighting with them.
The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet Cast of Characters.
Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet
Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet
Warm up Act 2 ended on a happy note, do you think this happiness will continue into Act 3? Why or Why not.
Romeo & Juliet ACT 1 REVIEW. Warm Up: *Take out your agenda  What is the hardest part about reading Shakespeare?  List one thing you did not understand.
Theatrical Terminology Blank Verse : unrhymed iambic pentameter, used when nobles speak Rhyming Verse : used when something emotional or highly important.
Act 1 By: Victoria Beeler, Casey Fulkerson Paige Warren, and Jack Martin.
William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet An Introduction April 14.
ROMEO AND JULIET By William Shakespeare. Romeo and Juliet What do you know about the play? What do you know about the play? Main characters? Main characters?
Character Foils in Romeo and Juliet. Character Foil - Character who contrasts with another character to help highlight particular qualities and character.
ROMEO AND JULIET Acts I, II, and III test review.
 What is Juliet afraid of? In regards to marrying Romeo.
Romeo & Juliet Test Review. Term Review Tragedy Tragic Hero Comic Relief Allusion Foil Soliloquy Aside Blank Verse Iambic Pentameter Couplet.
Romeo and Juliet Guiding Questions. 1. Analyze the structure of the text. Identify 3 resources provided and explain how they will aid in your understanding.
The Characters of Romeo & Juliet
Romeo and Juliet Act I, Scenes 3 & 4.
English 9b, Day 28 * Wed/Thurs
Romeo and Juliet’s Literary Sociogarm
Romeo and Juliet Characters
Romeo and Juliet PROLOGUE.
Character Foils in Romeo and Juliet
Romeo & Juliet Act I Review Quiz MONDAY!.
William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet
R Romeo j Juliet Feuds Prologue.
Romeo and Juliet.
Romeo and Juliet Family Tree.
Romeo and Juliet.
Bellringer Look back at your annotations for “The Prologue” from yesterday’s lesson. Look at the tone words listed on page 103 of your purple guide book.
Tragic Love: An Introduction to Romeo and Juliet
Let’s Prepare! Gather your materials! Clipboard
Gather your materials! Let’s Prepare!.
Gather your materials! Let’s Prepare!.
Gather your materials! Let’s Prepare!.
Let’s Prepare! speaking roles larger speaking smaller roles
The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet
Gather your materials! Let’s Prepare!.
Gather your materials! Let’s Prepare! Chromebooks.
Gather your materials! Let’s Prepare!.
The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet
Tragic Love: An Introduction to Romeo and Juliet
English I Lesson Plans Fourth Nine Weeks Unit 3: Romeo and Juliet
English I Lesson Plans Fourth Nine Weeks Unit 3: Romeo and Juliet
Turn and Talk 5 minutes Timeline Discussion.
Gather your materials! Let’s Prepare!.
Gather your materials! Let’s Prepare!.
The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet
Gather your materials! Let’s Prepare!.
Gather your materials! Let’s Prepare!.
Character Foils in Romeo and Juliet
Gather your materials! Let’s Prepare!.
Characters in the Play.
Intro to Romeo and Juliet
Gather your materials! Let’s Prepare! Chromebo ok 2 partners.
Tragic Love: An Introduction to Romeo and Juliet
Gather your materials! Let’s Prepare!.
Recall Quiz (back of books)
Presentation transcript:

Let’s Prepare! speaking roles larger speaking smaller roles CHARACTER ROLE STUDENT READER speaking roles larger CAPULET BENVOLIO ROMEO JULET LADY CAPULET NURSE MERCUTIO speaking smaller roles PARIS TYBALT PETER MS. DALLIMORE SERVINGMAN CAPULET’S COUSIN

Gather your materials! Let’s Prepare!

The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet Lesson 6

Let’s Review!

Let’s Prepare!

Today’s Outcomes TSWBAT identify conflict and explain how it advances the plot of a Shakespearean drama. TSWBAT practice citing textual evidence using MLA format.

Gather your materials! Let’s Prepare!

Let’s Read! 30 minutes! Act 1, Scenes i-v As we read, if you hear details about character descriptions or motivations, add them to your character charts.

Who wants to marry Juliet? Question 1 30 seconds Let’s Pause! Who wants to marry Juliet?

Question 2 30 seconds Let’s Pause! Where does the servant invite Romeo and Benvolio? Why do they want to go?

Describe the Nurse’s relationship with Juliet. Question 3 30 seconds Let’s Pause! Describe the Nurse’s relationship with Juliet.

What does Romeo think of Juliet at first? To what does he compare her? Question 4 30 seconds Let’s Pause! What does Romeo think of Juliet at first? To what does he compare her?

Why does Capulet let Romeo stay at the party? Question 5 30 seconds Let’s Pause! Who notices Romeo? Why does Capulet let Romeo stay at the party?

Question 6 30 seconds Let’s Pause! What does Romeo find out from the Nurse after Juliet goes to see her mother?

Let’s Express Our Understanding! Character Chart 14 minutes Let’s Express Our Understanding! MLA citations: Act, scene, line # (1.1.1- 4) Backslashes between lines of verse “Two households, both alike in dignity, / In fair Verona, where we lay our scene, / From ancient grudge break to new mutiny, / Where civil blood makes civil hands unclean.”

Let’s Close! I got this! Help!