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1 Monday, April 22, 2013 Daily Learning Target: I can read increasingly challenging text to evaluate the influences. I can distinguish the characteristics of the literary form of a play or dramatic literature in order to review for the test.

2 Bell Ringer/Flashback
Explain in a brief statement the warning from Teiresias to Creon. Does Creon heed the prophecy? What happens to let you know this?

3 Antigone Agenda Read Exodus
Watch the final scene As a group respond… Reread the final stanza of the Exodus. What did Creon lack as a ruler? What was his tragic flaw? What can the audience learn from this play? Is there something today’s audience can gain from the reading of this drama?

4 Review for Test

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