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Agenda A3, B1, and B4 Bell Ringer: Support the idea that Hamlet is becoming more cynical and disintegrating spiritually in the first scene of Act 3. …Get a book, and look it up! Bell Ringer Recap from last class Watch “The Nunnery” scene – Analyze the breakup Continue to read and watch Act 3 Exit Slip I can analyze word choice in Shakespeare’s Hamlet.

Agenda A1 and B2 Bell Ringer: What is the subject of Hamlet’s second soliloquy? “To be or not to be?” . …Get a book, and look it up! Bell Ringer Recap from last class Watch “To Be…” one more time and analyze word choice. Continue to read and watch Act 3 I can analyze word choice in Shakespeare’s Hamlet.

Adv.- Relationship Woes

Egads! It’s Valentine’s Week! Why are we all sad over here? Because. Hamlet’s sad. Ophelia’s sad. They just can’t be together right now. Tale as old as time. Sigh. In groups of 3 or 4, answer the following questions: Read the scene. What’s it about? Give 5-6 important details about the scene. Why might Hamlet be wary of Ophelia? Why might her presence as a female put Hamlet on edge? Where does Ophelia’s allegiance lie? 3. Who broke up with whom? Using textual evidence make a case for Hamlet AND Ophelia breaking up with the other.

Exit Slip Caption the following: The person with the best meme will get extra credit! Rules: MUST be relevant to play and not inappropriate. Be funny!

You need your guided questions!  ACT 3 Continue with ACT 3. You need your guided questions! 