I realize i have not posted for abit as you have all been working on your identity projects. What amzing jobs you are all doing. I see that you have all understood the unit this way. Great work everyone.
Now I know we are just starting Macbeth. I would like for you to find a link that will help you understand Mac in everday English and post it on your blog. YOu can even put it under gadgets in your side bar if you know how to do that.( I can show you- just ask.)
Your first assignment which is on going is bedoming either Macbeth or lady Macbeth. Please read teh asignment below and post or email me who you want to be and why.
The final product will be due the week before Christmas. WE will discuss weekly due dates in class shortly.
Lady’s Macbeth’s / Macbeth’s Blog/Journal Entries
Task: Write a series of journal entries from the perspective of either Lady Macbeth or Macbeth. You need to map out how your character changes and develops throughout the play.
You must ensure that the following points are included in your blog/journal:
1. You must have eight to ten journal entries that are equivalent to approximately 800 words. (total).
2. Using the play as a basis for interpretation, creatively present the inner thoughts of Lady Macbeth or Macbeth
3. You need to demonstrate the development of your chosen character, (E.g. Lady Macbeth starts off manipulative and controlling of her husband. She eventually turns mad and kills herself)
4. Your writing pays attention to:
*Character - take on the characteristics of Lady Macbeth or Macbeth (E.g. bitchy, manipulative, loyal, and ambitious)
*Time - don’t jump from the end of the play to the beginning, go in order.
*Point of view - only write form the perspective of your chosen character in the first person.
5. You need to integrate essential questions.
6. Use language to maintain a believable voice (Stay as Lady M all the way through. You may write as though you are writing on Facebook to other characters in the play. You cannot tweet.)
7 Use grammar, punctuation and spelling correctly.
8. Evidence of proofreading and editing. (4 entries must be peer commented/edited)
