Tuesday, June 12, 2018

Finals Day June 12, 13, & 14

Hon. Am. Lit FINALS day
Objectives: Can you...
W.3- identify various poetry parts and write poetic narrative
RL.1/RL.2/RL.3/RL.4- Identify language used to characterize setting, plot and characters in Macbeth



Final Test: Make these changes on your scantron:
3 AC
10 AC
18 AE
44 D




Monday, June 11, 2018

Monday, June 11 2018

Hon. Am. Lit day, Monday June 11 2018
Objectives: Can you...
W.3- identify various poetry parts and write poetic narrative
RL.1/RL.2/RL.3/RL.4- Identify language used to characterize
setting, plot and characters in Macbeth


Homework:
Make sure your study questions are up to date.


Agenda:
  1. DOL- Review Macbeth
  2. 2. Presentations
Per. 7: Mackenzie/Ayo & Kimmie/Andrew(Reid)

3. Macbeth/Finals
Period 1: Essential Work Sample
Period 7: Finish Macbeth/Written Final
Period 8: Finish Macbeth/Written Final





Wednesday, June 6, 2018

Thursday/Friday June 7/8 2018

Hon. Am. Lit day, Thursday/Friday June 7-8 2018
Objectives: Can you...
W.3- identify various poetry parts and write poetic narrative
RL.1/RL.2/RL.3/RL.4- Identify language used to characterize
setting, plot and characters in Macbeth


Homework:
Make sure your study questions are up to date.


Agenda:
  1. DOL- Review Macbeth Act 3
  2. 2. Presentations
Per. 1:   Morgan Cloey
Per. 7: Isaac Parker/Jason & Jane/Chris K.
Per. 8: Chrissa/Bethany/Tryston & Alejandra/Autumn


3. Macbeth Reading/Work
Period 1: Read Watch Macbeth Act IV, i-iii, Act V, i-ii
Period 7: Read Watch Macbeth Act IV, i-iii, Act V, i-ii
Period 8: Read Watch Macbeth Act IV, i-iii, Act V, i-ii





Monday, June 4, 2018

Tuesday/Wednesday June 5/6 2018

Hon. Am. Lit day, Tuesday/Wednesday June 5-6 2018
Objectives: Can you...
W.3- identify various poetry parts and write poetic narrative
RL.1/RL.2/RL.3/RL.4- Identify language used to characterize
setting, plot and characters in Macbeth


Homework:
Make sure your study questions are up to date.


Agenda:
  1. DOL- Review Macbeth
  2. 2. Presentations
Per. 1:   Wyatt/Meredith & Bryson/Branden
Per. 7: Reina/Jillian & Julia/Clayton
Per. 8: Alex B./Autumn & Gisselle L./Jordan


3. Macbeth Reading/Work
Period 1: Read Watch Macbeth Act III, i-vi, & Act 4, scene i
Period 7: Read Watch Macbeth Act III, i-iv
Period 8: Read Watch Macbeth Act III, i-iv


Morgan Cloey

Sunday, June 3, 2018

Monday, June 4 2018

Hon. Am. Lit day, Monday June 4 2018
Objectives: Can you...
W.3- identify various poetry parts and write poetic narrative
RL.1/RL.2/RL.3/RL.4- Identify language used to characterize
setting, plot and characters in Macbeth


Homework:
Make sure your study questions are up to date.


Agenda:
  1. Presentations
Per. 1:   Jaykob Emma
Per. 7: Lance/Cade/Jaiden H.
Per. 8: Joaquin/Kaci & Hannah/Gissel R. M


2. Macbeth Reading/Work
Period 1: Read Watch Macbeth Act III, i-iv
Period 7: Read Watch Macbeth Act II, scene 3-4; Act III, i-iv
Period 8: Read Watch Macbeth Act II, scene 3-4; Act III, i-iv




Wednesday, May 30, 2018

Thursday/Friday May 31 & June 1 2018

Hon. Am. Lit day, Thursday May 31/Friday June 1 2018
Objectives: Can you...
W.3- identify various poetry parts and write poetic narrative
RL.1/RL.2/RL.3/RL.4- Identify language used to characterize
setting, plot and characters in Macbeth


Homework:
Make sure your study questions are up to date.


Agenda:
1. Turn in Poetry Packet work. No exceptions, no extensions,
no excuses.

2. DOL- Review Macbeth Act 2; read/watch Act III, scenes 1-4

3. Presentations
Per. 1:Brayden/Kaleb/Brinley, Aimee/Ellie, & Hailey/Amrit
Per. 7: Harley/Jaden M./Isaac C. & Shelby/Alyssa
Per. 8: Lucy/Hope & Katrina/Alicia

4. Macbeth Reading/Work
Period 1: Read Watch Macbeth Act 2, scenes 3-4; Act III, i-iii
Period 7: Read Watch Macbeth Act 2, scenes 1-4; 
Act III, i
Period 8: Read Watch Macbeth Act 2, scenes 1-4; 
Act III, i



Tuesday, May 22, 2018

Tuesday, May 29/Wednesday, May 30 2018

Tuesday, May 29/Wednesday, May 30

Juniors will be SBAC testing during class time

Reminder: Your green packet poetry projects are due Thursday, May 31/Friday, June 1.

Tuesday, May 22/Wednesday, May 23/Thursday, May 24/Friday May 25 2018

Tuesday, May 22/Wednesday, May 23/Thursday, May 24/Friday May 25 

Juniors will be SBAC testing during class time


Reminder: Your green packet poetry projects are due Thursday, May 31/Friday, June 1.

Sunday, May 20, 2018

Monday, May 21 2018

Hon. Am. Lit day, Monday May 21 2018
Objectives: Can you...
W.3- identify various poetry parts and write poetic narrative
RL.1/RL.2/RL.3/RL.4- Identify language used to characterize
setting, plot and characters in Macbeth


Homework:
Make sure your study questions are up to date.
Define and find examples for Sound and Style sections
Due Thursday/Friday May 31/June 1. I will not take late packet
work.


Agenda: SBAC May 22-30
1.DOL- Review Macbeth
What misgivings does Macbeth have about killing Duncan
before he does it?

What technique does Lady Macbeth use in Act 1, scene 7 to help Macbeth make the “right choice”? What does she say specifically (yes, find the lines)


2. Presentations
Per. 1: Brayden/Kaleb/Brinley & Rebecca/Nate
Per. 7: Jordan/Callie & Harley/Alaura
Per. 8: Rian/Aspen & Ethan/Natasha


4. Macbeth Reading/Work
Period 1: Preview Sample SBAC test
Period 7: Read Watch Macbeth Act 2, scenes 1-2
Period 8: Read Watch Macbeth Act 2, scenes 1-2

Thursday, May 17, 2018

Thursday/Friday May 17-18 2018

Hon. Am. Lit day, Thursday May 17-18 2018
Objectives: Can you...
W.3- identify various poetry parts and write poetic narrative
RL.1/RL.2/RL.3/RL.4- Identify language used to characterize
setting, plot and characters in Macbeth


Homework:
Make sure your study questions are up to date.
Define and find examples for Sound and Style sections


Agenda: 7th 11:35-12:55; 8th 1:00-2:20 Assembly Schedule
1. Presentations
Per. 1: Valeria/Ashley & Reaghen/Jason
Per. 7: Emily/Hunter, Jacob/Esther & Jarvis/Jackson
Per. 8:Lizbeth/Erica & Aubrey/Abbi

2. Per. 7 & 8- Test drive SBAC test.



3. Macbeth Reading/Work
Period 1: Read Watch Macbeth Act 2, scenes 1-4
Period 7: Read Watch Macbeth Act 1, scenes 5-7; Act 2, scenes 1-4
Period 8: Read Watch Macbeth Act 1, scenes 5-7; Act 2, scenes 1-4

Monday, May 14, 2018

Tuesday/Wednesday May 15/16 2018

Hon. Am. Lit day, Tuesday/Wednesday May 15-16 2018
Objectives: Can you...
W.3- identify various poetry parts and write poetic narrative
RL.1/RL.2/RL.3/RL.4- Identify language used to characterize
setting, plot and characters in Macbeth


Homework:
Make sure your study questions are up to date.
Define and find examples for Sound and Style sections


Agenda:
1.DOL- Review Macbeth
In a paragraph summarize the action of Act 1. Use semi colons,
colons, parenthesis and quotation marks (but no quotations) to
tell this story.


2. Presentations
Per. 1: Brayden/Justin & Jackson/Deion
Per. 7: No Presentations
Per. 8:No Presentations


4. Period 1: Read Watch Macbeth Act 2, scenes 1-2
5. Period 7 & 8- Essential Work Sample

Monday, May 14 2018

Hon. Am. Lit day, Monday May 14 2018
Objectives: Can you...
W.3- identify various poetry parts and write poetic narrative
RL.1/RL.2/RL.3/RL.4- Identify language used to characterize
setting, plot and characters in Macbeth


Homework:
Make sure your study questions are up to date.
Define and find examples for Sound and Style sections


Agenda:
1.DOL- Review Macbeth


2. Presentations ANY ONE ELSE GONE FOR ANATOMY FRIDAY?
Per. 1: Hannah, Zach B
Per. 7: Makaylah, Ben C. (I need someone to trade w/ Mackenzie for
Friday, May 18)
Per. 8: Adriel, Emma


4. Period 1: Read Watch Macbeth Act I, scenes 4-7, Act 2,
scenes 1-2
Period 7-8: Read Watch Act I, scenes 4-5

Wednesday, May 9, 2018

Thursday/Friday May 10/11 2018

Hon. Am. Lit day,Thursday/Friday May 10/11 2018
Objectives: Can you...
W.3- identify various poetry parts and write poetic narrative
RL.1/RL.2/RL.3/RL.4- Identify language used to characterize
setting, plot and characters in Macbeth


Homework:
Make sure your study questions are up to date.


Agenda:
1. SSR (12 min.)
2. Remember Poetry Work- Define and find examples
for Sound and Style sections


3. Presentations
Per. 1: Adin & Charis


4. Revision work periods 7 & 8
4. Period 1: Read Watch Macbeth Act 1, scenes 1-4
5. Read Act I, scenes 5-7
a. How does Lady Macbeth specifically feel about the news her
husband sends?
b. Why does Macbeth change his mind about “things”?
c. How does Lady Macbeth characterize her husband? How does
Shakespeare characterize her?

Tuesday, May 8, 2018

Tuesday/Wednesday May 8-9 2018

Hon. Am. Lit day,Tuesday/Wednesday May 8-9 2018
Objectives: Can you...
W.3- identify various poetry parts and write poetic narrative
RL.1/RL.2/RL.3/RL.4- Identify language used to characterize
setting, plot and characters in Macbeth


Homework:
Finish poetry work

Agenda:
1. Collect Per. 7 revisions
2. Remember Poetry Work -Define and find examples
for Sound and Style sections


3. Read Watch Macbeth Act 1, scenes 2-5
Questions to ponder:
a. What are Banquo and Macbeth's misgivings about the news they
receive from the witches?
b. What were the specific predictions of the witches for Banquo and
Macbeth?
c. How does Lady Macbeth specifically feel about the news her
husband sends?
d. How does Lady Macbeth characterize her husband? How does
Shakespeare characterize her?


4. Presentations
1: Adam Hannah W
7: Anthony & Zoe, Kassidy & Elizabeth
8: Madi and Taylor





















Sunday, May 6, 2018

Monday, May 7 2018

Hon. Am. Lit Monday, May 7  2018
Objectives: Can you...
W.3- identify various poetry parts and write poetic narrative

1. Per. 1- take Macbeth books back.

2. Remember Poetry Work
A. Define and find examples only 6 examples
B. Turn in Sonnet/Villanelle/Pantoum and 2 Parody Poems.
3. Read/watch Macbeth Act 1, scenes 1-3

Presentations begin tomorrow






















Friday, May 4, 2018

Thursday/Friday May 3/4 2018

Hon. Am. Lit Thursday/Friday, May 3 & 4  2018
Objectives: Can you...
W.3- identify various poetry parts and write poetic narrative
Homework:
2 parody poems due Monday
Finish short essay/speech on bracket poem
Continue to work on dictionary


Agenda: Period 1- Give your revisions to the sub.
1. Check out MacBeth in library
2. SSR (12 min.)


3. Poetry Work time:
A. Define and find examples only 6 examples of words in
Style section on green poetry sheet and class poetry packet.
Make sure you include Author, Title, and the lines where these
examples came from as well.


B. Turn in Sonnet/Villanelle/Pantoum Poem.


C. Begin parody work for any two of the three types of parodies
- due Monday.
  1. This is just to say (see packet)
  2. The Car
  3. I Am
D. Write your bracket poem write up (meaning, “bells and
whistles”, why it rocks)






















Monday, April 30, 2018

Tuesday/Wednesday May 1/2 2018

Hon. Am. Lit Tuesday/Wednesday, May 1 & 2  2018
Objectives: Can you...
W.3- identify various poetry parts and write poetic narrative


Homework: Begin explication and justification for your poem. Bracket
showdowns start Tuesday/Wednesday (May 8/9)
Sonnet/Villanelle/Pantoum poem due Thursday.
1st per. Annotated Bib. revisions due Thursday, May 3


Agenda: Per. 8- Collect revisions of Ann. Bibs 1-3
1. DOL- Create lines 1-4 of A. a sonnet  (there are 14 total) and
B. a villanelle or Pantoum poem. (8 min.)
Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day? (a)
Thou art more lovely and more temperate: (b)
Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May,(a)
And summer’s lease hath all too short a date;(b)
Sometime too hot the eye of heaven shines,
And often is his gold complexion dimm'd;
And every fair from fair sometime declines,
By chance or nature’s changing course untrimm'd;
But thy eternal summer shall not fade,
Nor lose possession of that fair thou ow’st;
Nor shall death brag thou wander’st in his shade,
When in eternal lines to time thou grow’st:
   So long as men can breathe or eyes can see, (g)

   So long lives this, and this gives life to thee.(g)
2. SSR (12 min.)


Poetry Work time (70 min total):
Bracket Poem work (35 min):
3. Short sample bracket poem presentation
4. Writing your short paper for your bracket poem.
What you need:
a. What your poem means (1 paragraph)
b. Any particular bells and whistles that help it make this
meaning-remember all those “Style” vocab words? (1 paragraph)
c. Why this poem should be crowned the “best poem” for your period. (1 paragraph)

You will be sharing these paragraphs and reading your poem to the class when you and your competitor present

We start presenting Tuesday/Wednesday (May 8/9)


Poetry Packet Work (finding examples- 35 min.)
5. Define and find examples only 6 examples of words in Style section on green poetry sheet and class poetry packet. Make sure you include Author, Title, and the lines where these examples came from as well.
6. Continue creating either a Sonnet/Villanelle/Pantoum Poem for Thursday.
7. Quick introduction to Parody for Thursday’s class.
Macbeth Begins Monday, May 7