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Warm-up Academic Language North: East: West: Discourse Roles North: East: West: Write to Learn: Describe the differences in connotation for three of the following word pairs: Wise/intelligent Chick/woman Old/elderly Cheap/economical Confident/arrogant Sensible/rational Fired/terminated Nosy/curious Bossy/dominant Classroom Talk

Content Language Objective Students will read, write, and speak to acquaint themselves with the structure and content of upcoming PARCC assessment, using: Sample written tests Sample online tests Guided Practice Classroom talk

Content Language Objective Begin reading ACT II of The Crucible and analyze how complex characters develop over the course of the text, interact with other characters and drive plot

Content Language Objective Students will read, write, and speak to understand irony and apply this thinking to a literary text

Irony Situational Verbal Dramatic Complete worksheet, explain yourself clearly What instances of irony do you notice in Act II?

Review ACT I Reread Act I, making notes for an essay that explains the themes within Crucible. Make a list of passages that you think are particularly significant because they reveal: – Hypocrisy – Guilt – Revenge – Hysteria – Authority – Integrity and Courage

Period 2, Act I Tituba: Patience Parris: George Abigail: Katie/Kiaryce Susanna: Aminah Mrs. Putnam: Rachel Sadler Putnam: Daniel Mercy: Synthia Mary Warren: Patience Betty: Rachel Ship John Proctor: Nick Rebecca Nurse: Jalyssa John Hale: Dale Giles: D’Aris Narrator: Ravel

Period 2, Act II Narrator: Jack Elizabeth: Aminah John Proctor: Sean Mary Warren: Synthia Hale: Nick Francis Nurse: Ravel Cheever: Colton Giles: George Herrick: Dale

Period 3, Act I Tituba: Adna Parris: Ilan Abigail: Sandra (Alexis) Susanna: Itzel Mrs. Putnam: Olivia Putnam: Colin Mercy: Sarah Mary Warren: Morgan Betty: Bobby John Proctor: Michael/Max Rebecca Nurse: Genevieve John Hale: Evan Giles: Ahamed Narrator: Alexis

Period 3, Act II Narrator: Alexis/Max W. Elizabeth: Itzel John Proctor: Ahamed/Max M. Mary Warren: Morgan Hale: Genevieve Francis Nurse: Bakari Cheever: Michael Giles: Bobby Herrick: Colin

Period 4, Act I Tituba: Ben Parris: Evan D./Kandyce Abigail: Tyra/Hannah Susanna: Alexis Mrs. Putnam: Maisie Putnam: Dane Mercy: Lindsey Mary Warren: Kandyce Betty: Ciara John Proctor: Brandon/Vianita Rebecca Nurse: Stephanie John Hale: Kate Giles: Julio Narrator: Hunter

Period 4, Act II Narrator: Vianita Elizabeth: Maisie John Proctor: Jackson Mary Warren: Lindsey Hale: Brandon Francis Nurse: Stephanie Cheever: Ben Giles: Hunter Herrick: Alex