Big Idea: Who or what is in control?
Learning Target:
Daily Writing:
Learning Target:
Daily Writing:
Agenda:
- If you ever get confused, you can check out the play map.
- Please fill out the reading progress form for this week.
- Book Review format
- Paragraph 1: Identify the author, title, and main conflict. Introduce why someone should read this book.
- Paragraph 2: Tell the beginning and middle of the plot. Where does the book take place? How does the author set up the conflict? How do characters change?
- Paragraph 3: Choose one big idea this book makes you think about. Use examples from the book.
- Your book review is due by Wednesday.
- Continue working on your literary analysis project with a partner.
- Check your paraphrase against the answer key.
- Identify what Lysander and Hermia's message is about love.
- The couple uses two metaphors to explain the message about love: a rough and winding path, and lightning. Choose the metaphor that best fits the message about love that you identify.
- Create a thesis statement using the sentence frame below:
- Lysander and Hermia complain that love is...and they use the metaphor of...to effectively communicate this message.
- Using the sample introductions from last week, write an introductory paragraph for your literary analysis essay. Decide whether to put your thesis statement first or last.
- Read MSND 3.2.1-120
- Exit ticket
- What is Puck excited to show to Oberon?
- What does Hermia think happened to Lysander?
- How does Oberon respond to Puck's mistake?
- Homework:
- MSND Act IV vocabulary It is due by Sunday at 9 p.m. You will turn in a screenshot of your finished assignment on Google Classroom.
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