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Ms. Levy English II Room 120.

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Ms. Levy English II Room 120

Warm up Directions: Write at least one paragraph about the prompt below. Summer Dreams Write about the perfect summer vacation. Will it ever happen? Explain.

Objective & Homework Objective: Given an except, students will be able to analyze a literary text in order to examine changes in a dynamic character and write a compare/contrast response to a literary text. Homework: Finish Make up work

Agenda Intro & Warm up (15 minutes) Enter the King (30 minutes) During reading questions (30 minutes) After reading questions (Remaining time)

Directions for 261-267 Before reading: What is the purpose of using masks for theater/drama when many characters need to show emotions? Fill out the during reading chart while you read. Make sure that on the “what...says” boxes that you use quotes from the text. While you read answer the 10 key ideas and details questions in the margins. Answer the after reading questions in complete sentences. Make sure that you write at least a 5 sentence response to the check for understanding prompt.