1. Mon,. Feb. 13 Eng. 10-A WOTD: ambiguous
Starter {Collect TH Essays w/ Rubric}
Video Clips: Superstition Macbeth
Homework * Bring green workbook on Thur.
Study Island due Fri., March 17th
Agenda
Discuss “Macbeth Murder Mystery”
Open Book Quiz // Review

2. Bad Luck or Superstition?
Video Clips
10 Ways video
Simpsons
Lecture – college prof
BBC sit-com
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Bad Luck Websites
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3. References to Macbeth Star Trek, Animaniacs, & Sesame Street
Jimmy Neutron
Gilmore Girls
Family Guy – bad joke zb
Animated Shakespeare: Macbeth
Kzb
Episodes named “Out Damned Spot”
“Pretty Little Liars” -  Mike gets deeper and deeper into trouble, all of the girls’ love lives are in turmoil, ‘A’s’ fake kidnapper returns, and after a blood drive the girls' blood is in enemy hands! 
“Empire” - Lucious asks Cookie to manage Elle Dallas (guest star Courtney Love), Empire Entertainment’s first label star, who hasn’t produced an album in years. 

5. VOCABULARY QUIZ SET-UP
Name Period
Vocabulary Quiz #4

6. Tues,. Feb. 14 Eng. 10-A WOTD: peruse
Starter {Collect late TH Essays w/ Rubric}
Quote & Response about Fear
Homework * Bring green workbook on Thur.
Study Island due Fri., March 17th
Agenda
Intro: OURSELVES & OTHERS
Notes: Gothic Traits
HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY!

8. Stephen King’s House

9. Wed,. Feb. 15 Eng. 10-A WOTD: Starter
Homework * Bring green workbook on Thur.
Study Island due Fri., March 17th
Agenda
Intro: OURSELVES & OTHERS
Notes: Gothic Traits

11. Tasks for “THE RAVEN”
Read Poe’s Bio (p ): Highlight at least 3
facts that may have attributed to/inspired the poem.
Read “Poe’s Process” (p ):
Highlight important details.
In the margin, write an interpretation of the poem & in which you answer the following questions:
How does the sinister isolated setting contribute to the tone/mood?
How would you describe the speaker’s mental state?
What does the raven symbolize? …& the word “Nevermore”?
Re-Examine the poem – in a color different than yesterday, highlight examples of ALL of the following poetic devices: alliteration, consonance, assonance, internal rhyme, end rhyme, rhyme scheme, repetition, personification, simile, metaphor, dialogue, imagery, symbolism, and theme.
Review the STAGES OF GRIEF. Label EACH where they occur in the poem (in the margin of the workbook) = These reflect the shift in tone & mood!