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Exploring Macbeth: A Visual and Literary Journey

Join us for a fascinating dive into Shakespeare's "Macbeth," a drama that captivates through its vivid imagery and complex themes. This week's word is "halcyon," referring to calm and tranquil moments. Engage in immersive activities such as reading Act V, analyzing the iconic sleepwalking scene, and completing related worksheets. We will also work on combining sentences creatively, preparing for Friday's quiz, and exploring our weekly word list. Let's uncover how Macbeth navigates his dire circumstances and imitate literary giants through engaging exercises.

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Exploring Macbeth: A Visual and Literary Journey

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  1. Monday, April 30, 2012 Warm Up: Macbeth is a very visual drama; draw an image that sticks with you. Sat Word: halcyon - calm; peaceful; tranquil: halcyon weather.

  2. Goals • Weekly Word List #14 • How does Macbeth get out of this situation? • More fun with combining sentences? • Time for a CRES?

  3. I. Weekly Word List #14 • View Power Point • Record paraphrased definitions • Complete homework on back • Study for Friday Quiz

  4. II. Macbeth • Read Act V., scene 1 1. Sleepwalking scene worksheet • Complete Act 1. Finale worksheet 2. Complete Act V notes/quotes 3. Vocabulary 4. Other activities

  5. III. Imitating Literary Giants A. Complete packet, imitating sentences

  6. IV. CRES If time, or tomorrow . . . .

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