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Let’s Prepare! Marble notebooks

The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet Lesson 3

Let’s Review!

Let’s Prepare!

Today’s Outcomes TSWBAT deconstruct and synthesize ideas and concepts in big questions to compose analytical writing. TSWBAT identify topics from the Prologue of The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet and compose thematic statements. TSWBAT demonstrate qualities of a collaborative contributor to respond, clarify, and elaborate thinking.

What is an abstract noun? Question/Task 1 1 minute Let’s Discuss! What is an abstract noun? Before we think about The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, let’s think about thematic topics from Fharenheit 451.

Brainstorming 2 minutes Let’s Discuss!

Let’s Discuss! Review 1 minute Criteria: A thematic statement is a sentence that describes how the author’s vision about the human condition is revealed. In other words, what the author has to say about the subject represented by the abstract noun. Criteria: SHOULD BE A DECLARATIVE STATEMENT. SHOULD BE UNIVERSAL. SHOULD NOT BE BOUND BY TIME PERIOD, GENRE, CULTURE, ETC. SHOULD REVEAL TRUTHS ABOUT HUMAN NATURE.

Let’s Discuss! 5 minutes Thematic Statements Create a thematic statement with your SHOULDER partner and write it in your box. Identify 1 piece of evidence from the Prologue that supports your statement.

Let’s Discuss! 2 minutes Group Sharing Share statements with your table. Determine the stronger thematic statement. Write this on the white board along with the evidence that supports it. Be prepared to share.

Let’s Discuss! 7 minutes Group Sharing Share statements and evidence with the class. Evaluate peers’ statements and provide meaningful feedback. Jot down notes while classmates are presenting their thematic statements.

The Big Question 3 minutes Let’s Discuss!

Let’s Discuss! 5 minutes The Big Question Use your sticky note to create a question about the bigger question. Place your sticky note on the board around the bigger question. Be prepared to discuss questions.

Let’s Discuss! Discussion 12 minutes Deconstructing big questions will be helpful in deconstructing prompts as well as creating topic sentences for upcoming writing tasks!

Let’s Express Our Understanding! Questions 10 minutes Let’s Express Our Understanding!

Let’s Close! I got this! Help!