Showing posts with label Hamlet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hamlet. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 5, 2019

Tuesday March 5-7 2019: Finish Hamlet Essay

Please finish your essay on Hamlet this week by Thursday the 7th.

Please scroll down and check to make sure that you have completed the Google forms below.

SAT Practice will be this Friday the 8th.

Our new Unit will begin next week. Monday the 11th.

Monday, February 25, 2019

Monday-Wednesday February 25-27, 2019: Rough Draft of Essay

  1. Make sure you have submitted your Hamlet Research Project Sources Google Form
  2. Once you have completed this, begin working on your rough draft.
  3. You should also include a counter-argument, an introduction, and a conclusion
  4. Your essay should be between 500-750 words

Tuesday, February 12, 2019

Tuesday February 12, 2019: Research on Hamlet

  1. Quizlet.live for Hamlet Act 5 Vocabulary
  2. Fill out this Google Form. (if you haven't)
  3. (COPY AND PASTE THE QUESTION INTO YOUR GOOGLE DOC--ANSWER THEM THERE AND RETURN HERE TO INPUT YOUR ANSWERS!!)
  4. Act 4 vocabulary quiz (Socrative)
  5. Pick a research topic and add it to your google docs
  6. Submit your research topic to this google form

Friday, February 8, 2019

Friday/Monday February 8/11, 2019: Hamlet Conclusion and Review Summary

  1. Watch the Mel Gibson finale of Hamlet
  2. Fill out this Google Form. 
  3. (COPY AND PASTE THE QUESTION INTO YOUR GOOGLE DOC--ANSWER THEM THERE AND RETURN HERE TO INPUT YOUR ANSWERS!!)
  4. Act 4 vocabulary quiz (Socrative)
  5. Pick a research topic and add it to your google docs
  6. Submit your research topic to this google form

Monday, January 28, 2019

Monday, January 14, 2019

Monday January 14, 2019: ACT III Scene 4

  1. FRIDAY, JAN 11, 2019: NOTES ON ACT III
  2. MONDAY, Jan 14, 2019: Act III, Scene 4 Act III--Google form (Copy form to Google doc and answer; then copy answers back to form)

Monday, January 7, 2019

Friday, December 14, 2018

Friday December 14, 2018: Final Semester Assignment

  1. spark.adobe.com
  2. Using your notes from Hamlet, create a webpage using the link above
  3. Create the following:
  • Act 1-include a summary and 2 graphics
  • Act 2 include a summary and 2 graphics
  • Act 3-include a summary and 2 graphics
  • Word history-your definition, word history, and line from the play where your word occurs 
  • Speech summary-character, speech, speech line numbers, summary of speech


Thursday, December 6, 2018

Thursday/Friday December 6th-7th, 2018: Vocabulary Quiz for Act III Hamlet. Act II speech summary.

  1. Quizlet.live for Act III Vocabulary-Hamlet
  2. Socrative.com for Act III Quiz
  3. SAT Prep
  4. Finish Summary of Act II speech (google doc)
  5. Google Form for Speech Summary
Speech Choices: 

Polonius: 2.2.93-136--Pick 25 lines "to expostulate what majesty should be"
Hamlet: 2.2.316-334 "I have of late. . . lost all my mirth"
First Player:  2.2.493-544--Pick 25 lines "Anon he finds him"

Monday, December 3, 2018

Monday/Tuesday December 3/4, 2018: Act III Vocabulary from Hamlet; Gearup Survey

  1. Quizlet.live for Act 3 Vocabulary
  2. Gearup Survey @ wvgearup.org 
  3. Watch 2nd Half of Act 2 Scene 2 (Cumberbatch)
  4. Choose an ACT II Speech to summarize--Copy and paste the speech into your google doc and summarize using bullet points.  A. Polonius (2.2.93-136) B. Hamlet (2.2.316-334) C. First Player (2.2.493-544)

Tuesday, November 27, 2018

Tuesday November 27, 2018: Act II--Rosencrantz and Guildenstern


  1. Finish Watching Act II--Focus on Rosencrantz and Guildenstern and their role
  2. The Players appear
  3. Consider working on your Canva for your word history project
  4. Quiz at the end of the week on Act II

Thursday, November 8, 2018

Thursday-Friday November 8-9, 2018: Vocabulary search and Background

-->Word History Submission Form<--
  1. Pick a Vocabulary word from either Act I or Act II that you like, actually, you might pick 2-3
  2. Add Etymology research to your google doc for Act I and Act II
  3. Find the Line from the play that it occurs and put that in your google doc
  4. Explain what the word means in this context and why this word might have been chosen.
  5. Explain how other definitions might be appropriate for this usage (does the word seem to have multiple meanings within the text)
  6. Create a canva.com poster to display your research and be creative--RUBRIC FOR POSTER

Monday, November 5, 2018

Friday, November 2, 2018