Friday June 14

BE SURE TO KNOW WHEN YOUR EXAM IS

2D1
Monday
-review compare/contrast essay style
-review proper paragraphing
-time to review on own

Tuesday
-review Macbeth
-time to review on own

3C1
Monday
-review literary essay style
-review proper paragraphing
-time to review on own

Tuesday
-review West Side Story
-time to review on own

2D1
-presentations are Thursday and Friday
-presentations should be approx. 15 mins
-exam outline/review - Wednesday

-Next Monday and Tuesday - review

3C1
-Tuesday - read ch 10, note on responsibility, test outline
-Wednesday - movie and review
-Thursday - test
-Friday, Monday and Tuesday - review

  

2D1
-Monday and Tuesday - more group work time
-Wednesday to Friday - presentations (2 per day; after you have time to review for Macbeth)
-Monday and Tuesday - Macbeth review, essay writing review


3C1
-Monday and Tuesday - chs 9,10
-Wednesday - Movie and review
-Thursday - final quiz (more of a qu-est)
-Friday to the end of the term - review

This is it for posts.  Use this blog to plan accordingly.

Thursday May 30

2D1

Here is the rest of the year - day by day:

Friday - Group Work - planning and presentation

Monday - culminating #1 - non fiction analysis
Tuesday - culminating #2 - rhetorical devices
Wednesday - culminating #3 - listening quiz
Thursday and Friday - group work

Monday - group work
Tuesday - presentations 1 and 2
Wednesday - presentations 3 and 4
Thursday - presentations 5 and 6

Friday, Monday and Tuesday - essay review and Macbeth review

And, we're out!

3C1

Thursday and Friday
-chapters 6 and 7

Next Week
Monday - culminating #1 - short story analysis
Tuesday - preperation for culminating #2 
Wednesday - culminating #2 - letter of complaint
Thursday and Friday - continue with the novel

Tuesday May 28

2D1
-quote test tomorrow
-be prepared

Answers to yesterday's quotes:

For the first quote -
Speaker - Macbeth
Context - soliloquy (you must always mention it is a soliloquy in the context - if it is one)
             - at Dunsinane OR
             - just before the murder of Duncan
Dramatic Purpose - (2 possible answers - not to say there are not others)
Foreshadowing
Suspense - Dangerous Situation


Second Quote -
Speaker - Lady Macbeth
Context - is sleepwalking with gentlewoman and doctor listening (I think you need tell me both here)
             - at Dunisinane
Dramatic Purpose (possible answers)
Theme of Internal Conflict-Guilt
Develops Character of Lady Macbeth

Remember - your dramatic purpose MUST reflect the words in the quote, not what is about to happen or just happened, but what THOSE words are developing about the play

More Practice - Try to do these without looking and then check to see if you were right

So fair and foul a day I have not seen. (I,iii,39)

It will have blood; they say blood will have blood. (III,iv,151)



3C1
-read up to 119
-reviewed for quiz on Wednesday (quiz outline given on Monday)

Monday May 27

2D1
-note on dramatic structure of Macbeth
-practice quotes for Wednesday's test

Tonight
-review play
-more practice quotes: try these two:

Hear it not Duncan; for it is a knell
That summons thee to heaven, or to hell. (II,i,62-)

Out damn'd spot! out I say! One; two; why, then
'tis time to' do't.  Hell is murky! Fie, my lord - fie!
a soldier, and afread?  (V,i,34-)

Tomorrow
-watch Act V
-more quotes

Wednesday
-test

Thursday
-group work intro

Friday
-group work period

3C1
-note on chapter 4
-outline/review for quiz

Tonight
-read over review sheet for quiz

Tuesday
-quiz
-chapter 6

Wednesday to Friday
-continue with novel

Friday May 24

2D1
-finished the play

Homework
-finish your 'piggie' assignment (remember, this will help you for your quote test)

Monday
-practice quotes

Tuesday
-finish watching Macbeth

Wednesday
-quote test

Thursday
-intro to group work

Friday
-group work period

3C1
-watched West Side Story
-media assignment (in class, based on the movie)

Over the weekend
-read chapter 5 on your own

Monday
-review of chapters 1-5

Tuesday
-quiz (vocabulary and chapters 1-5)

Wednesday to Friday
-continue with the novel