Romeo and Juliet Resources: Synopsis Character Map Character Descriptions Glossary of Common Shakespearean Words Sparknotes' No Fear Shakespeare Original Shakespeare + Modern English translation side-by-side. Caution - not always accurate! Guided Reading Packets Act 1 Act 2 Monday 4/14: Welcome back! New seats. Introduction to Romeo and Juliet and Romeo and Juliet in pop culture. Read the R+J Synopsis. o HW: Go to todaysmeet.com/randj Use your real name to earn credit. Share your Romeo and Juliet allusions. Block Days - Tuesday 4/15 & Wednesday 4/16: Pick up books from the library. Why read Shakespeare? Understanding Shakespeare's language.Practice Matching Original to Modern. Sonnets 18 and 130. R+J Prologue. HW: 1. Bring your iPad and Naviance log-in info on Thursday for the counselor visit from Ms. Brown. o 2. Literary Devices Handout Thursday 4/17: Counselor Visit from Ms. Brown o Friday 4/18: Romeo and Juliet Prologue, Act 1, Scenes 1. Guided Reading Act 1 to help you review and comprehend the exposition of R+J. You will be able to complete some as we read in class, but you will need to revisit the text and complete the questions thoroughly outside of class. o HW: Review Prologue and 1.1 as far as we got in class. Complete your packet up to that point. Monday 4/21: R+J 1.1-3. o HW: Set a Goal for 4th Quarter Read Act 1, Scene 3. Review in class reading and complete packet through Scene 3. Block Days: Tuesday 4/22 & Wednesday 4/23: R+J 1.4-2.2. o HW: Reread/Review Act 1 and fully answer the questions in your packet. Due Thursday. Thursday 4/24: Packet 1 due. Guided Reading Act 2 Packet. Discuss R+J 2.2. o HW: Review reading and complete packet through Act 2, Scene 2. Friday 4/25: Review 2.2 and compare with 1996 film. Read/Discuss 2.3. Preview 2.4-6. o HW: Read the original and use Sparknotes' No Fear Shakespeare for help on 2.4-6. Complete your Act 2 Packet (remember to cite line numbers). Due Monday. Monday 4/28: Act 2 Packet due. R+J 3.1. o HW: Character Analysis Response due on Block Day Block Days Tuesday 4/29 & Wednesday 4/30: R+J Character Analysis due. Comprehend, Compare, and Evaluate Romeo's and Juliet's reactions to Romeo's banishment: 3.2-3.3 Questions o HW: Start thinking about who is to blame for Romeo's and Juliet's deaths. Write down line #s that you might use in your paragraph. Thursday 5/1: R+J 3.4 and 3.5 3.4 - 3.5 In-Class Questions o HW: Keep thinking about who is to blame for Romeo's and Juliet's deaths. Write down line #s that you might use in your paragraph. Friday 5/2: R+J Act 1 - 3 Review. Who's to blame? o HW: Who's to Blame? Gather line #s. Monday 5/5: Gender Roles in Shakespeare's Time. R+J 4.1-4.3. Act 4 Questions. o HW: Read 4.4-4.5 and answer the corresponding questions on paper or your iPad. Last chance for Character Analysis Re-writes due Thursday 5/8. Block Days - Tuesday 5/6 & Wednesday 5/7: R+J Act 5: The Resolution. Act 5 Questions. o HW: Last chance for Character Analysis Re-writes due Thursday 5/8. R+J Acts 4-5 + Literary Devices Quiz Friday. Thursday 5/8: Who's to Blame? Group Activity. Who's to Blame? Final Assignment (due on your block day). o HW: R+J Acts 4-5 + Literary Devices Quiz Friday. Who's to Blame paragraph due on your block day (5/13 or 5/14). Speech order drawn at random. Friday 5/9: R+J Acts 4-5 + Literary Devices Quiz. Review Argument Writing Notes. Analyze speech techniques. o HW: Who's to Blame paragraph due on your block day (5/13 or 5/14). Speech order drawn at random. Use the assignment sheet, Academic Writing Notes, Transitional Phrases Notes, etc. to help you write the best paragraph you can. Monday 5/12: Look at the Modified Block Schedule for this week. Identify and critique Elements of a Speech. Examples of speeches we watched in class Friday and today: The Great Dictator, Shark, Pencils, and Ben Affleck, Make Good Art, Ellen Page,Not Who You Want to Be. And some examples of bad speeches: Dropping Books and Marketing o HW: Who's to Blame? paragraph and speech due on your block day. Block Days - Tuesday 5/13 & Wednesday 5/14: Who's to Blame? paragraph and speech due. Speech presentations. Thursday 5/15: Finish speeches. Final Exam Project Assignment (due Monday 6/9). R+J movie. o HW: bring charged iPad and Naviance login info tomorrow. Friday 5/16: Counselor visit. Complete Final Exam Project Planning #1 o HW: Bring your library copy of R+J to return on Monday, so you can check out the final book, The House on Mango Street. Final Exam Video Project Final Exam Project Assignment Due: Monday, June 9 Groups of 2-4 You cannot turn in your video by e-mail! Options for turning your video in: Upload to your own Dropbox, Google Drive, or OneDrive account and send a download link to kayla.kitamorn@mercerislandschools.org 2. Burn to a CD and turn in CD with names on it 3. Last Resort: USB stick 1. Video Project Planning #1; Friday 5/16 Video Project Planning #2; Tuesday 5/27 and Wednesday 5/28 Personal Project (click link for assignment and additional information) DUE: Friday 6/6 The House on Mango Street Resources Audio read by the author, Sandra Cisneros Monday 5/19: Library to return R+J and check out The House on Mango Street. Identity: What makes you who you are? Read pages 3-11. o HW: Re-read pages 3-11. Post to discussion page: What's in a Name? 20 points due on block day. Block Days - Tuesday 5/20 & Wednesday 5/21: Poetic prose: What is said --> How it is said. Who is Esperanza? o HW: 1 Read pages 21-42. o HW: 2 Image: Choose one image from pages 21-42 to illustrate. Caption your illustration with a cited quotation. Write 2-3 sentences explaining why you chose this image to illustrate and the literary device. Submit one digital image with your name, illustration, caption, and written explanation to dropbox:kayla_9b59@sendtodropbox.com. Change Subject of message to the number of your class period ONLY. 20 points due Thursday. Make sure your image is on your (charged) iPad for class Thursday. Thursday 5/22: Share and discuss images with the class. Esperanza learns some life lessons: Read 43-55. o HW: Final Exam Project due Monday 6/9 Friday 5/23: No School Monday 5/26: No School Tuesday 5/27: 3rd and 5th periods: Attend drama class performance on Shakespeare and stage combat. Read and discuss 46-55. Final Project Checkin. Personal Project Assignment (due Friday 6/6) o HW: Read through page 64 Wednesday 5/28: 4th period: Final Project Check-in. Read and discuss 4664. Personal Project Assignment and examples (due Friday 6/6) o HW: Read through page 75 for Friday Thursday 5/29: 3rd and 5th: Discuss 56-64. Personal Project examples (see above); 4th period: Attend drama class performance on Shakespeare and stage combat. o HW: Read through page 75 Friday 5/30: Review/Discussion. Monday June 2: Discuss "Four Skinny Trees." Read and discuss 76-85. What does Esperanza learn from these four women? o HW: Read through page 100. Block Days - Tuesday June 3 & Wednesday June 4: Finish Mango Street. Discussion Groups. o HW: Personal Project due Friday. o Final Exam Project Due Monday. Return iPads Monday. Thursday June 5: (Biology EOC; 30-minute classes). Substitute Ms. Jacob. 1. Return Mango Street books to the library. 2. Course and Teacher Evaluation. 3. Read "Eleven" by Sandra Cisneros. o HW: Personal Project due Friday. o Final Exam Project Due Monday. Return iPads Monday. Friday June 6: (Math EOC; 30-minute classes). Personal Project DUE to dropbox by 3pm. Substitute Ms. Jacob. TED Talk: Chimamanda Adichie "The Danger of a Single Story". Post response to discussion page and finish for HW. o HW: Post to discussion page. Final Exam Project due Monday. Return iPads on Monday. No Block Week Monday June 9: Final Exam Project DUE in class. Group Evaluation. Return iPads. Housekeeping. Opportunity to share Personal Projects. Tuesday June 10: Poetry Week o HW: Bring your favorite poem or video of a slam poetry performance to share with the class. 10 points "Extra Credit" Wednesday June 11: (30-min classes; Senior Assembly) Poetry Week Thursday June 12: Poetry Week Friday June 13: Poetry Week o HW: Remember to bring snacks and treats for your end of the year party! See schedule below.