Assignments

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1	2	3	4 WED 4th: CLOSE READ: American Voices Unit - With a Little Help From My Friends 11:59 PM	5 Thurs 5th - Edpuzzle - Analysis of Emma Lazarus' "New Colossus" 11:59 PM Thurs 5th MOVIE: An American Tail 11:59 PM	6 1. What is the "hi-level mindset"? 2. What are some major life testers you have faced or will face? (Try to predict what life will throw at you) 3. Why is discipline so important to your life and to achieving something great? 4. What has Cordae said do you remember or hold true to be something helpful in your life? 5. Create a set of goals and dreams (dream board) see instructions. 11:59 PM Literature Comparison: 10 Thing I Hate About You 11:59 PM	7
8	9 Mon Q: What is one word that would describe 2022 for you? Why? Explain and share with a partner. 11:59 PM	10 Tues Q: What is a New Year's Resolution and is there a right way or wrong way to have a resolution? 11:59 PM	11	12 Introducing Shakespeare: Digital Scavenger hunt 11:59 PM Thurs Q: What are new hobbies or skills you may pick up or try over this new year? Explain them. 11:59 PM	13 Fri Q: What is one interesting or fun fact you have learned about William Shakespeare? 11:59 PM Annotation & Questions: Shakespeare's Time Historical Context 11:59 PM 2023 Writing Journals Narratives 11:59 PM	14
15	16	17 Tues Q: In which part of the quote below do you believe Shakespeare holds the MOST TRUTH? Are great people born, made, or fated to be great? What does this say about fate? Give an example. 11:59 PM	18 Wed Q: In a 100 years what written work whether it be movies, songs, plays or books do you believe will still be remembered and famous? Why? 11:59 PM William Shakespeare: The Bard Documentary 11:59 PM	19 Book Tasting 11:59 PM	20 LEISURE READING SIGN UPS 11:59 PM Language of Shakespeare Nearpod 11:59 PM Fri Q: How are these 2 quotes related? Give an example of something you think might be related to Shakespeare today such as in movies, songs, quotes, and reflections. Do you believe these examples are entertaining? 11:59 PM	21
22	23 Mon Q: Create your own line in Shakespearean Insult using the handout pdf below. Then use the shakespeare words glossary to translate your insult. 11:59 PM	24 Tues Q's: What is a wordsmith? What is a favorite word you may know and why is it an interesting word to you? 11:59 PM	25 Check #1 - Dictionary Project 11:59 PM Wed Q: Write an orignal Shakespearan sentence using ONE of the three words: Wherefore, Fain, OR Prithee 11:59 PM	26 Thurs Q: Find a quote for one of these words Wherefore, perjury, OR Vex using the link below. Write quote & Act & Scene 11:59 PM	27 Shakespeare Language Packet 11:59 PM Fri Q: Explain how the Shakespearean Dictionary Project will be graded (See the rubric). Is there extra credit? Explain. 11:59 PM	28
29	30 Shakespearean Dictionary Project 11:59 PM	31 Kahoot - Shakespeare Background & Language 11:59 PM Tues Q: What is a slang word or new word that was created in your generation? What does this new word mean? 11:59 PM	1 QUIZ: Shakespeare Background and Language 11:59 PM	2 Thurs Q: Name two similar RIVAL groups or groups that are enemies in which you may never see them getting along. Explain why they may fight or have conflict. (think gangs, religions, politics, historical groups, sports, and etc) 11:59 PM	3 Fri Q: What happened in Act 1 Scene 1 of R&J? What is something similar in this scene that also happened to you? Describe your similar event. 11:59 PM	4