English III Monday, Sep 15

Bellringer: A Look at Mary Warren Handout (Act I portion) Take out your Puritan Portrait Response and Characterization sheet—we will discuss Review Rubric: CHARACTER TRADING CARD : Does the Character Trading Card include a complete description, insights, analysis of his/her development, statements and actions, and reader’s impressions of the assigned character? Puritan Portrait Response: Is the review of Puritan Portraiture complete, including a thorough description of the setting, facial expressions clothes, stance, colors and historical information?

Character Portrait Assignment 1. Journal entry regarding portrait of Mary holding baby 2. Character trading card 3. Puritan Portrait Response 4. Character Portrait A. you can create a portrait as outlined B. you can simply write about how you would create this portrait if you were an artist For either of the above options, you MUST follow the guidelines in the directions for the assignment & the rubric. Use the questions to guide your response or your portrait. Deadline: Sep. 22 (next Mon)

Conclude Act One Conclude Act One In your composition books, answer: How does a playwright show multiple emotions in the same scene? ofB0 Abigail/John alone scene from The Crucible =1NC_f3g73K ofB0https:// =1NC_f3g73K

Foreshadowing Plot discussion: foreshadowing. Giles Corey’s naïve questioning of the Reverend Hale regarding his wife’s “strange book” seems ominous given the context of suspicion and near hysteria. Why should we now expect that Giles’s wife will be implicated in the witch hunt in Salem?

Theme subjects Review the leading themes in the play as they were developed in the first act: hypocrisy, guilt, authority, and hysteria. “Around the World” butcher paper around the room with each theme labeled at the top of the page. Find examples of the theme and record them on the butcher paper (quotations with page numbers). Miller will introduce two more important themes in Act II: revenge and integrity/courage. Exit Slip : In your comp book, speculate about how these themes might be developed and to identify the characters that Miller might connect with them.

HW HW: Work on Character Charts HW: Work on Character Portrait Assignment (Project)