You can choose your Emily Dickinson poem from this article or from the Complete Poems available in class. 

Mini-lesson: Rhymes

Scrapbooks!

Please don't forget to turn your Richard II scrapbooks in for a summative assessment. You can leave them in the inbox before we leave for Thanksgiving break.

If you can't find it here is the rubric again.

Calendar Until Vacation Posted

If you´re interested I`ve posted a calendar of the remaining classes of 2019 and what we´ll be doing each day, in addition to the assessments. You can find it in the AP Lit Links column.

Thou Hast Richard II Performance Rubric

You can find the rubric for our performances here.

We will perform on Monday, 25 November in the Theater MPR Block 3.

Writers Workshop: Complete These Apostrophe Exercises

You can find your exercises here.

Homework: Memorizing Your Lines

I´ll be assessing your script edits next class, but please don´t forget I´ll assess your memorization of your lines on Friday, November 22nd.

Immortal Combat

See you all tomorrow in the theater Block 3. I hope you're all as excited as I am!

via GIPHY

What was antithesis, again?

This might be helpful for your timed writing.

Edited Script (formative)

As a group you will have decided on a theme to emphasize. That theme will be reflected in the cuts that you make in your scene. 

You can cut whatever you feel is fit -- including characters -- as long as you can tell me why you decided to cut it. Why wasn't this important to your group?

If you can justify any cut it is a 4.

If you can justify most cuts it is a 3.

If you can justify some cuts it is a 2.

If you cannot justify any cuts it is a 1.

Your edited script of your scene is due Friday, November 8th.