Oct. 3

October 3, 2016

E.Q: Characterize a person of your choice through direct and indirect characterization.

Support your reasoning through textual evidence.

Provide feedback to your peers.

Obj: I can characterize a person through direct and indirect characterization.

I can support my analysis through textual evidence. 

I can provide effective feedback to my peers.

Starter

Take out your trading card from yesterday.

Check to make sure that you have all 5 components and your TPEQEA.

We will conduct a gallery walk so make sure it is finito!

Vocabulary

Term: Death

Part of Speech: Noun

Dictionary Definition: the end of life : the time when someone or something dies

Your Definition:

Activity: Use the word in a sentence. 

Use Hamlet Vocab for this element.

You should have 30 words by the end of the unit.

For each activity box use the word in a sentence.

It will go for a grade at the end of the unit.

* There are more than 30 boxes in this document.  You do not have to fill them all!

This is due Friday, October 5.

1.  Character Trading Card Gallery Walk

We will have a gallery walk to read your classmates trading cards.

Take your computers or a sheet of paper with you to take notes!

You must take notes on ALL of the characters. 

Write down at three facts for the characters 
If there is a character missing a profile, you do not need to write facts.

Hamlet
Ophelia
Claudius
Gertrude
Polonius
Laertes
Horatio
Rosencrantz & Guildenstern
Ghost

Then, compare and contrast the notes of the character you did to someone else. 

1.  DESCRIPTION

• Personality
• Motivated by id, ego, or superego.         

 2.   INSIGHTS

Thoughts

• Feelings

3.  DEVELOPMENT

• Problem
• Goal
• Outcome

4.  MEMORABLE

Action

• Interactions
• 
  

5.  PERSONAL CONNECTION

Connection 

TPEQEA
Analyze the traits identified on your trading card.
(What do these qualities show about the characters nature.)

2.   Act Five Scene One

Play the audiobook from 0:00-18:00

Characters 

First Clown

Second Clown

Horatio

Hamlet

Laertes

Priest

Gertrude

Discussion Questions

Interpret the conversation the gravediggers are having.

Explain Hamlet's behaviors in the graveyard based on your observations. 

Analyze the texts comment on death.

3.  Double Entry Journal

Throughout this scene, Shakespeare makes multiple references to death.

Find at least THREE quotes that represent the viewpoints of the characters on death. 

Make sure to include the quote and your response.

Closure

Predict how the play will end.