1. Please be seated! Faith Natalie Sarah C. Alexis Alex G. Sunny Sabrina
Hailey
Colin
Sarah B.
Geovanny
Gabe
Shannon
Jordan G.
Joe K.
Kyle
Hannah
Mark
Abbey
Nick
Selena
Samantha
Maddy
Sean
Miguel
Lukas

2. Today’s Checklist Grammar warm-up – Prepositions
Passage Analysis Practice
Essay Outline Debrief
Culminating Task – Question and brainstorm

3. Et tu, Brute?
The violence of the scene of Caesar’s murder is suggested, however, we may not be able to visualize it vividly
This gives us an idea of the violence that ensues in Rome following Caesar’s death, as well
Rome - Caesar's Murder

4. Culminating Task – Essay Question
You will see tomorrow’s essay question in advance
You will have an opportunity to brainstorm with a partner to plan for your response
Remember: nothing goes home!
Your essay question will be displayed in class tomorrow, as well
Day 1: Outline
Day 2: Writing the essay

5. Culminating Task – Essay Question
One could argue that the tragedies of Julius Caesar can be attributed to several characters’ failure to read omens properly.
Discuss Shakespeare’s development of the theme of fate with reference to three specific examples of omens in Acts I-III.