Test on Romeo and Juliet: Thursday, January 6th. Review the following:

• Basic facts about Shakespeare & the Elizabethan theatre (Mult. Choice)
• Knowledge about the plot/storyline of Romeo & Juliet (Mult. Choice)
• Characters in the play (Matching)
• Iambic pentameter (be able to show the stressed/unstressed words and the rhyming scheme at the end of each line of the Sonnet provided)

 

Online Practice Quiz: click here

Final Exam: Wednesday, January 12th @1-4PM in room 11 (download a copy of the outline here)

Acts 1-5 are now all due! Essays should have been submitted by December 17th.

Booklets for Act 1 and Act 2 should both be complete. On Monday, we'll begin reading Act 3.

Romance poems are due TOMORROW.

Sonnet 18 handout responses #1-3 and #1-4 are due tomorrow 

Final copies of "Romance" acrostic poems are due no later than Friday, November 26th. Remember to embellish/decorate it with romantic symbols. 

*If you missed class today, please watch the video link for Shakespeare In the Classroom and complete the handout.

Remember to complete your Student Led Conference and return your form.

​Get overdue assignments completed and submitted ASAP!

Letter Essays are now OVERDUE.

News Articles for "Borders" are due for Wednesday, November 17th

Complete your responses to The Village. A digital copy of the handouts can be found here: The Village handouts
​The movie can be found on Disney+ if you have that streaming service.

Short Stories test is scheduled for Monday, November 8th. Review your definitions from the vocabulary terms, know the terminology & plot graph for short stories, and be familiarized with the main plots/themes/characters from the stories that we read. 

​The Letter Essay deadline is fast approaching: Letter Essays are due Wednesday, November 10th.

Online audio version of "The Lottery" with captions (listen/read) and you can find a text version here: The Lottery 
​Complete the vocabulary and comprehension assignment: "The Lottery" assignment 

*Journal #4 is OVERDUE (submit through MS Teams)
*Responses to "Lather and Nothing Else" should be complete

Journal #3 is due on MS Teams.

For Monday:
~ get Sentences test signed
~ complete the vocabulary sheet for "Lather and Nothing Else" before class on Monday. If you were absent, you can download a copy here: Lather vocab