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Welcome Work: Take your Act 4/5 worksheet to turn in. R&J Projects 4/21/15 Learning Objective: Can I understand events in the news? Welcome Work: Take your Act 4/5 worksheet to turn in.

R & J Presentations You (and your group) will be responsible for modernizing a scene from Romeo & Juliet. Step 1: Pick your characters Step 2: Modernize the script Where is it set? Use slang/dialogue that’s appropriate TYPE the script and include stage directions Step 3: Perform!

Possible scenes Name: Ivana B. Enaktor 1.3 (Tybalt) 3.5 (Lord Capulet) 1.1 Fighting between servants (page 22-29) 5 characters: Sampson, Gregory, Abraham, Tybalt, Benvolio 1.3  Convo about Juliet marrying (page 49-57) 3 characters: Nurse, Lady Capulet, Juliet 2.2  Balcony Scene (83-99) 2 characters: Romeo and Juliet 2.4  Boys teasing the nurse (page 113-119) 5 characters: Nurse, Romeo, Peter, Mercutio, Benvolio 2.5) Nurse teasing Juliet (page 121-125 2 characters: Nurse, Juliet 3.1  Big fight (page 131-141) Tybalt, Mercutio, Romeo, Benvolio 3.5  Capulets versus Juliet (page 177-187) Juliet, Nurse, Lady Capulet, Lord Capulet Any individual soliloquy (pending teacher approval) Write down your name and TWO scenes you’d want to do (along with which character you’d like to play) Name: Ivana B. Enaktor 1.3 (Tybalt) 3.5 (Lord Capulet)

OER Get out a piece of paper and box out ten lines. QUIZ GRADE! Name, date, period, pocket # Who is most at fault (who should be blamed) for the outcome in “Romeo and Juliet”?

Elephant Abuse in Circuses Post-it: Elephant Abuse in Circuses Who: PT Barnum, activists, elephants What: Elephants are being abused while training Where: All cities in America Why: People don’t realize how the elephants suffer When: 1880-Present How: Laws have only recently been passed to prevent abuse MARKER Specific topic PEN—5 W’s and H You will be presenting this to the class!

Placing your Post-It Is the topic: Education Environment Socio-economic Issues (Race, gender, income) Foreign Policy Food/Health Laws Other?

Take a laptop: Go to newsela.com SIGN UP! Create a new account (use school email and password) Sign Up Code: 7NBMNC Find an article that looks interesting. Write down the title. Write the 5 W’s and an H under each one.

HOMEWORK: Due Thursday, April 23 Finish your three articles (5 W’s and an H)