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Take everything else off of your desks!

Join us on Monday, May 19, 2014, to delve into Macbeth Act I and II, discussing themes like Blind Ambition and analyzing key language moments. Enhance your understanding through annotation and interactive activities. Language and class objectives included.

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Take everything else off of your desks!

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  1. Take out your:: Macbeth Book Notebooks Writing Utensils Monday May 19, 2014 Take everything else off of your desks!

  2. Class Objectives - Read and annotate Macbeth Act I and begin Macbeth Act II - Discuss Blind Ambition as a theme - Track opposites and double language • Students will be able to …

  3. Language Objectives - Summarize scenes and acts as we read them in short sentences in your notebook - Identify and explain key language in the text • Students will be able to …

  4. Agenda - Announcements - Read Macbeth - Complete Macbeth Open Mind Activity - Watch PBS version of Macbeth through the text we have addressed in class

  5. Announcements Field trip forms (Battleship Cove) are DUE TOMORROW. Bring your completed form along with $5 to Ms. Medieros or Ms. A Deadline: TOMORROW

  6. E-Portfolio All TechBoston students are required to create a final Electronic Portfolio at the end of each academic year. You must build a web site using www.Weebly.com that includes a home page with links to individual pages for each of your classes. This portfolio will count as 20% of your grade for term 5, so be sure to carefully review the requirements and rubric so that you meet all expectations.

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