Agenda 9/7-8/17 English 10 -Warm-Up

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Agenda 9/7-8/17 English 10 -Warm-Up -Pick a two myths -Read “Pyramus and Thisbe” and your myths with your FALL Partner and Answer Questions -Discuss -Write Your Own Myth -If Done Early: Word Search Go to: http://greece.mrdonn.org/myths.html Myths: Pandora’s Box Eros and Psyche Icarus and Daedalus Dionysus and Ariadne Athena and Poseidon Athena and Arachne Zeus and Prometheus SWBAT discuss and analyze Ovid’s Metamorphoses to outline the Greco-Roman Gods and lead into Romeo and Juliet. HW: HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND! Note: MYTHOLOGY LUNCH BUNCH- Friday in 311

Questions (Answer in Complete Sentences): 1)What happens to Pyramus? 2)What happens to Thisbe? 3)Name a theme within this text. 4)What do you notice about your myths of choice in comparison to “Pyramus and Thisbe”? 5)Which God, Goddess, or mortal is your favorite thus far in mythology?

Write Your Own Myth: -One Page Minimum -Must Be Consistent to Some Degree With Pre-Existing Mythological Facts -Must Have One Character (Immortal or Mortal) That We Talked About

Agenda 9/7-8/17 English 9 -Journal #6 -Review Play Thus Far -Read through Act One -Comparison in your Summer Partners - Discuss Comparisons and Themes -Read on! Journal Entry #6: In your opinion, is the defendant guilty or not guilty? Why? SWBAT read and discuss Twelve Angry Men out loud to review themes and compare characters. HW: HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND!

Make the Following Comparisons: 1)Juror Eight versus Juror Four 2)Juror Three versus Juror Five 3)Juror Nine versus Juror Ten Write your comparison in a bulleted list. Each should have at least three points and be explained in detail.