Hi guys!
We are drawing into the last days of the semester. In order to get a head start on reviewing for the final exam ahead, in this post are the links to the outline of topics for the final exam. Remember that the final exams cover topics from the second semester.
Hi guys!
Wrapping up the last unit of the semester, you are going to conduct a research project based on some of the characters featured in the play “The Crucible”. As we have discussed in class, some of the characters of “The Crucible” are based on real-life people who lived in Salem during 1962. These people lived through the witch trial and left their mark on American history. It’s your turn now to investigate who these characters from history were and find out if they were portrayed accurately in the play. Taking the role of investigative reporters you will show your classmates the results of your research.
Below there is a link to the instructions for the research project:
The presentations are on May 7th(B) and May 13th(A).
I look forward to your reports!
The image above is the family tree for the characters of the play. Below are the links for the guide questions. The questions are divided into parts: acts I & II and acts III, IV & V. Use them to guide you along in your reading. Also, there is a link for the online version of the play.
Guide questions for Acts I &II
Guide questions for Acts III, IV & V
Link for the play Romeo and Juliet
The date for the exam of the first two acts of the play is going to be on April 25.
Here is a link with extra resources of the play.:
https://www.rsc.org.uk/shakespeare-learning-zone/romeo-and-juliet
As we discussed in class the date for your exam for the play The Crucible was changed. The new dates are as follows: 11-Mar on the 24 of April, while 11-Ene would be on the 23 of April.
Below will be the link for the play:
Hello guys!
As the final evaluation for our myth unit, you have to prepare an infographic about a chosen myth. In this post, you will find the dates for the hand in and the presentation, as well as the instructions and rubrics for the assignments.
Hand in date of the infographic:
March 5th, via email.
Presentation dates:
March 4th through 7th
For the instructions and rubrics of the infographic CLICK HERE.
The websites you can use to make the infographic are listed below.
Remember that you can also use programs like PowerPoint and Publisher for your infographic.
Good afternoon,
Here is a reminder of the dates for your origin myth exams. Below are the dates for the exams, as well as a link to the presentation shown in class and some of the videos we saw in class.
11-Mar, February 25
11-Ene, February 28
Good Afternoon everyone. Final exams are fast approaching, in this post, you will find the outlines for the material that is going to be included in the final exams.
