Drama: Day 1 AP Literature December 16, 2014 Freire Charter School Ms. Stacey Class Bulletin: Tues 12.16.14 Today’s Learning Objectives Vocab G9: Sentence Completions Drama Unit Intro: Perrine Ch 1 Notes Begin Reading “Trifles” / Q+A What do I put in the bin? TotS book (if you still have it) Drama Ch 1 Cornell Notes What do I need on my desk? Your Notebook + Vocab packet Who is working in the WC today? Who has something to make up? Najay, Terrell, Ikeis Vocab G9: Sentence Completions 1. When Julie had bronchitis, her sleep would be punctuated by ___ of coughing that woke everyone else up. 2. The holiday decorations were ___ in the dark December night, brightening the spirits of even the grumpiest of humbugs. 3. The nursery was ____ with the fragrances of baby powder and lotion, making Helen think fondly about when her teenaged son was just an infant. 4. By mid-semester, many students had grown weary of Professor Perrin’s ____ and were yearning for the relaxed teaching style of his predecessor. 5. Kelly is planning a multi-country ____ for her “gap year” between graduating college and entering the workforce. Dramatic Fiction: Dead on the Page? The Nature of Drama What is gained/lost when a play is acted versus read? What are the advantages/disadvantages of having actors present a play’s ideas? What role does the audience play in the impact of a play? “Trifles” by Susan Glaspell Cast of Characters: • • • • • George Henderson: the county attorney Henry Peters: the sheriff Mrs. Peters: the sheriff’s wife Mrs. Hale: a neighbor Mr. Hale: her husband, a farmer Reading #1: Quietly to yourself Reading #2: Aloud as a class Reading #3: Watching the production How did your comprehension and emotional response differ with each rendering? HOMEWORK For Tomorrow: Read “Tape” by Jose Rivera and review SQs in preparation for quiz/discussion. Looking Ahead: Vocab packet due/Quiz Friday 12/19