Monday-Wednesday February 25-27, 2019: Rough Draft of Essay

1. Make sure you have submitted your Hamlet Research Project Sources Google Form
2. Once you have completed this, begin working on your rough draft.
3. You should also include a counter-argument, an introduction, and a conclusion
4. Your essay should be between 500-750 words

Monday-Friday January 7-11, 2019: To be or not to be speech/SAT/ACT III Scene 4

1. Review Act III vocabulary at Quizlet.live
2. Review To be or not to be speech--add to google doc
3. Wednesday: SAT Prep
4. SAT Prep FEEDBACK FORM
5. Thursday: Act III, Scene 4 Act III--Google form (Copy form to Google doc and answer; then copy answers back to form)

Wednesday December 12, 2018: SAT Prep (Essay); Act III Notes

1. SAT (Essay) prep: Video and Hand out
2. SAT Essay prep Form
3. Watch Beginning of Act III Hamlet
4. Notes on Google docs

Thursday/Friday December 6th-7th, 2018: Vocabulary Quiz for Act III Hamlet. Act II speech summary.

1. Quizlet.live for Act III Vocabulary-Hamlet
2. Socrative.com for Act III Quiz
3. SAT Prep
4. Finish Summary of Act II speech (google doc)
5. Google Form for Speech Summary

Speech Choices: 

Polonius: 2.2.93-136--Pick 25 lines "to expostulate what majesty should be"

Hamlet: 2.2.316-334 "I have of late. . . lost all my mirth"

Hamlet: 2.2.493-544--Pick 25 lines "Anon he finds him"

Friday November 30, 2018: SAT Prep and Finish Speech for Hamlet Act II

1. Quizlet.live for Act 3 Vocabulary
2. SAT Prep Video--Create a New Google Doc for SAT Prep
3. Google Form for SAT Prep 

Friday/Tuesday November 9-13: Act I and II Vocabulary History

-->Word History Submission Form<--

1. Pick a Vocabulary word from either Act I or Act II that you like, actually, you might pick 2-3
2. Add Etymology research to your google doc for Act I and Act II
3. Find the Line from the play that it occurs and put that in your google doc
4. Explain what the word means in this context and why this word might have been chosen.
5. Explain how other definitions might be appropriate for this usage (does the word seem to have multiple meanings within the text)
6. Create a canva.com poster to display your research and be creative--RUBRIC FOR POSTER

Wednesday November 7th-9th, 2018: Act II begin and Act I review

1. Review Act I (google docs)
2. Review Act II notes (google docs)
3. Watch Act II--multiple versions

Monday November 5, 2018: Act I Quiz

1. Act II vocabulary quiz (Socrative)
2. Act I Quiz (Socrative)

Thursday/Friday November 1-2, 2018: The Ghost and the Murder

1. Quizlet.live for Hamlet Act II vocabulary
2. Finish Watching Act I and Notes on the ghost (google docs)
3. Act I, Scene 3 Notes and watching (google docs)

Monday-Wednesday October 29-31, 2018: Act I scene 4/5 notes: Toys of Desperation

1. Quizlet.live for Act II vocabulary Hamlet
2. Complete Google Drawing for Act I scene 2 (Google Docs)
3. Notes for Scene 4/5 (Google Doc)
4. Notes for Scene 3 (Google Doc)

Wednesday October 24, 2018: Act I vocabulary and Scenes 4-5

1. Vocabulary Quiz for Act I Hamlet (Socrative)
2. Watch Scene 4-5 Act I, finish notes in google docs

Wednesday-Friday October 17-19, 2018: "A little more than kin, and less than kind"

1. quizlet.live for Act I Hamlet vocabulary
2. Watch Act I, Scene 1
3. Google docs/notes for Act I scene 1/2

Tuesday October 16, 2018: Shakespeare's Imagery

1. Quizlet.live for Hamlet Act I
2. Open Google Doc and create the graphic on the right----->
3. Review the state of affairs at the beginning of the Play
4. Watch Act I, Scene 1 of Film

Monday-Tuesday October 8-9, 2018: Shakespeare and Hamlet

MAKE SURE YOU FINISH AND SUBMIT YOUR ESSAY FROM UNIT 1

Create Accounts at collegeboard.org, No Red Ink, & khanacademy.org

1. Quizlet.live for Hamlet Act I Vocabulary
2. Add Characters to Google Doc
3. Google Drawing inserted in to Google Doc on structure of Shakespearian Drama (The 5 Act Play)