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1 The Tragedy of Macbeth Lesson 8- Act 3, Scenes 4-6

2 Activator- Shakespeare’s Ghosts

3 Ghosts In Shakespeare's Time

4 Activity 1- Close Reading of 3.4

5 Class Discussion Class Discussion: How has becoming a murderer changed Macbeth as a person? You will brainstorm with a group and then share your thoughts in small discussion groups.

6 Activity 2- Close Reading of 3.5 Hecate is ANGRY

7 Annotation Skills Using Hecate’s speech, annotate the reasons she is angry and place your thoughts beside the text.

8 Activity 3- What is the Purpose? 3.6

9 After reading 3.6 determine what purpose the scene has for the reader.
What is the Purpose? After reading 3.6 determine what purpose the scene has for the reader.

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