1. Warm Up: March 28th Write nothing.
Take out your work from Friday. Review it.
Get a copy of the play. Be prepared to discuss and then read Act III.

2. Satire
What specific parts of society is Wilde satirizing?

3. Learning Target(s)
I can distinguish how Wilde handles the topics of Honesty, Love/Marriage, Society, Morality, and Decadence from Acts I to II.
To finish reading Act II of The Importance of Being Earnest aloud as a class in order to answer comprehension questions.

4. Act II Group Work – Draw this in your journal (take up a whole page)
Topic
Act I Overview (copy from Act I Organizer)
Quote(s) from Act II that show change, growth, or extension on this topic
Act II Progressive Overview
Honesty
Love and Marriage
Society
Morality
Decadence

5. Period Three Period Four Period Five Groups Honesty Love and Marriage
Brendan, Kate M., Christian, Joe, Carease, Mia, Ben
Chris J., Julia, Daniel, Marissa, Caleigh, Cody, Andre
Austin, Triston, Madison, Bram, Brandon, Alicia
Love and Marriage
Heather, Jordan, Kate F., Emma, Matt, Eli M.
Kendall, Liam Fitzg., Tatyana, Ryan, Seth, Wilson
Kaitlyn, Caleb, Izaak, Michael, Conner, Anita
Society
Hunter, Eli P., Agnes, Clayton, Luke, Ethan, Justin
Liam Fitzp., Hailey, Israel, Asia, Jackson, Molly
Shayn, Antonio, Chasity, John, Briana, Justin
Morality
Victoria, Sam B., Austin, Hannah, Jacob, Madi S., Ryan
Madi M., Keaton, Donnelle, Trevor, Everett, Claudia
Morgan, Lanie, Alivia, Tyler, Nicole
Decadence
Eric, Max, Jake, Hannah, Sara, Kate L.
David, Brock, Lucas, Madi V., Alex
Alex, Saleem, Marcus, Lauren, Misi

6. Reading Discussion Grading
70% for reading along and taking notes
10% added for each positive participation effort that ADDS to the discussion (not repetitive).
Full credit given for every student who takes a role!
Points deducted for ridiculousness on an as- needed basis.

7. English Countryside

8. How did things end up? Jack & Gwendolen Jack’s parentage
Algernon & Cecily
Lady Bracknell
Lane & Merriman
Prism & Chasuble