SUB DAY

Today's agenda:
1) Brainstorm for the open ended question
2) Create your "Thug Notes" speech. Be prepared to perform/show them tomorrow. 
3) Review your Benchmark 5 Multiple choice (the sub should give these out to you). 

Tonight: 
1) Finish your MWDS for Shakespeare--due tomorrow
2) Complete your Notes presentations
​3) Study for your AP exam!

Today's agenda
1) Opening Poem
2) Discuss end of King Lear
3) Play "Who am I?"
4) Lit Term game

Tonight:
1) Final DJ and Poetry response--should be on King Lear
2) Study for your AP exam!

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Today's agenda:
1) Opening poem
2) Review the Essential lit terms practice
3) Read King Lear

Tonight:
1) Finish King Lear
2) Dialectical Journal and Poetry response for King Lear (final)
3) Shakespeare Major Works Data Sheet due on Tuesday, May 3rd
4) Shakespeare Thesis due Friday, May 6th
5) Membean practice
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Today's agenda:
1) Opening Poem--read and annotate a poetry prompt. Write a thesis and outline for an essay. Poem--"The Question and  Answer" by Thomas  Beedome
2) Discuss Open Ended question from last week when I wasn't here
3) Discuss King Lear questions
4) Read King Lear

Tonight:
1) Essential Literary Terms, page 39-43. Write the answers for all 10 questions. 
2) Dialectical Journal and Poetry response for King Lear (final)
3) Shakespeare Major Works Data Sheet due on Tuesday, May 3rd
4) Shakespeare Thesis due Friday, May 6th
5) Membean practice
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Today's agenda:
1) Benchmark part 2: Writing 2 essays

Tonight:
1) Answer questions for King Lear, Act 3
2) Work on final dialectical journal and poetry response. It should come from King Lear
3) Study for the AP exam!

NOTE: Since we have not finished Lear yet, I am moving back the due date for your Shakespeare thesis. I do not want you to write your thesis until we have finished the play. Also, since we are reviewing for the exam, I have pushed that thesis due date out until after the exam. It will be due Friday, May 5, two days after the exam. 

Here is a review game that you can play to practice the definitions of literary terms. I have also posted it in the resources page.

http://www.classtools.net/mob/quiz_15/AP_Literature_Literary_Term_Review_HSbtp.htm
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Today's Agenda:
1) Benchmark 3--52 questions in 1 hour
2) Read King Lear and answer questions
3) Who am I? game

Tonight:
1) Answer questions for King Lear, Act 3
2) Work on final dialectical journal and poetry response. It should come from King Lear
3) Study for the AP exam!

NOTE: Since we have not finished Lear yet, I am moving back the due date for your Shakespeare thesis. I do not want you to write your thesis until we have finished the play. Also, since we are reviewing for the exam, I have pushed that thesis due date out until after the exam. It will be due Friday, May 5, two days after the exam. 

Here is a review game that you can play to practice the definitions of literary terms. I have also posted it in the resources page, so I will not post it in one of these posts again. 

http://www.classtools.net/mob/quiz_15/AP_Literature_Literary_Term_Review_HSbtp.htm
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Today's agenda:
1) Opening poem
2) Final tragedy seminar
3) Read and review the previous group's prompt and exemplar
4) Read King Lear

Tonight:
1) Complete your DJ and PR
2) Take your membean quiz
3) Work on your Shakespeare Thesis

Use this link to access the prompts and exemplar essays written by your classmates. 

Read their prompt and give feedback on their example essay. Consider the following questions when making your comments:
1) Was the passage a good one to choose?
2) Did the prompt get at the heart of the passage? Why or why not?
3) Did the exemplar adequately address the prompt? 
4) Is the exemplar truly an example of a level 9 essay? If so, what was so great about it? If not, what could be improved? 

Today's agenda:
1) Opening poem
2) Read King Lear

Half of the period was taken up by the "Staying Alive" activity that was happening outside. 

SUB DAY: I will not be here. Please complete all of your assignments in a timely fashion.

Today's agenda:
1) Opening poem: Please read Peace on page 743 of the blue and red book and answer questions 1-4. 
2) Complete a brainstorm for the open ended essay question. Write a thesis and a brief outline.
3) Read King Lear together. I would expect that you could get through at least an Act when this is your primary goal for the day. 

Tonight: 
1) Membean quiz on Friday
2) Dialectical journal and Poetry response due on Friday
3) Work on your Shakespeare thesis