1. Journal Write April 18, 2018
What song did you listen to from your playlist? What is the refrain? What is the effect of the refrain & what is the message that each refrain contains?

2. 2 pages in your journal – worth 6 points!
Journal Write April 20, 2018
How do the Confucian concepts of Humanity (Be Nice), Gentleman (lead an ethical life), and Ritual (having proper conduct) play key roles in your life?
2 pages in your journal – worth 6 points!

3. Journal Write April 25,2018
Do you believe in love at first sight? Why or why not?

4. JOURNAL WRITE April 27, 2018
How and Why does Shakespeare use dramatic irony in the prologue of Romeo & Juliet.

5. Shakespeare’s Tomb April 30, 2018
What do you believe about the mystery surrounding Shakespeare’s grave?

6. Journal write – May 3, 2018
The fool doth think he is wise, but the wise man knows himself to be a fool. – William Shakespeare
Pick 1 to answer…
What do you think of this quote?
What do you think Shakespeare meant?
How does this quote relate to modern day?

7. Begin second set of journal write questions

8. May 8, 2018 Prompt: “What’s in a name”
Juliet seems to doubt the value of words. Do you agree with her--that words can’t capture the most important feelings and ideas in life?

9. May 11, 2018 Prompt: OXYMORON
Define this, give examples, and explain why they are used both in writings (different forms of literature) and conversation.

10. May 14, 2018 What is a coat of arms?
Find an article explaining this, print and glue/tape it into your journal then draw your own representation of what your family coat of arms might look like. (this will take 2 pages – 1 for your article and 1 for your drawing.

11. May 18, 2018 Shakespeare uncovered
Summarize what was covered in the presentation.

12. Journal write May 23, 2018 PROMPT: Letter from RoMEO
Write the letter that Romeo left for his father. Remember to include his feelings about the feud, his family, and Juliet. 
DO NOT COPY any information from the internet! If you do you will get 0 (zero) points for this entry.

13. May 30, 2018 Literary example (from R&J)
Hyperbole is a literary tactic in which a writer exaggerates to the point that it is not meant to be taken literally. It is often used to emphasize a point and sometimes used for humorous effect. We use hyperbole frequently in our daily communication. For example, we might say, 'That video took forever to load' or 'I'm dying of embarrassment.' The video really did not really take forever to load, and the speaker isn't actually dying. When we say things like this, people understand our true meaning and that we are emphasizing a point. We could say, 'The video took longer than usual to load' or 'I'm embarrassed from that incident,' but these phrases don't emphasize our point as strongly. Think about the praises we heaped on Romeo and Juliet a few seconds ago. The epic love story. Love at first sight. We even described Romeo and Juliet using hyperbole.
You may also use Metaphor, personification, or alliteration.
Find 3 literary examples from Romeo and Juliet (write the quote) – be sure to cite them correctly, then note which literary example it is and explain the usage and/or meaning.

14. PROMPT: What I need to work on: # __ BE ABLE TO…
Journal Write June 4, 2018
PROMPT: What I need to work on: # __ BE ABLE TO…
How are you going to work on improving in that area?
Is this something you can ask your family to help you with and support you in your growth in this area?