NOTEBOOK CHECK REQUIREMENTS
As the month progresses, I will add assignments students should have in their composition books. Books are collected at the end of each month and students receive a classwork grade based on the work completed. Points are taken off for; incomplete/missing assignments, missing dates and lack of titles.
Clicking on the title of the notes will bring you to a Google Doc of the notes themselves.
Clicking on the title of the notes will bring you to a Google Doc of the notes themselves.
December
1. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Seventeen
November
1. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Ten
2. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Eleven
3. Notes on Idiom, Hyperbole, and Onomatopoeia
4. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Twelve
5. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Thirteen
6. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Fourteen
7. Notes on Synonyms and Antonyms
8. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Fifteen
9. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Sixteen
October
1. Notes on Similes and Metaphor
2. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Three
3. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Four
4. Notes on Narrative Elements
5. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Five
6. Notes on Alliteration
7. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Six
8. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Seven
9. Notes on Personification
10. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Eight
11. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Nine
August/September
1. Notes on Introduction, Burbage’s First Theater, and Joining the Company
2. Notes on “Your Big Chance, A Working Day, and Stretching Your Memory
3. Notes on Character Traits
4. Notes on “The Plague, On the Road, and Christmas Crisis.”
5. Notes on Genre
6. Notes on “The Globe” and “Backstage at the Globe”
7. Notes on “Fire! A Roof Over Your Head”
8. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter One
9. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Two
1. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Seventeen
November
1. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Ten
2. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Eleven
3. Notes on Idiom, Hyperbole, and Onomatopoeia
4. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Twelve
5. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Thirteen
6. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Fourteen
7. Notes on Synonyms and Antonyms
8. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Fifteen
9. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Sixteen
October
1. Notes on Similes and Metaphor
2. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Three
3. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Four
4. Notes on Narrative Elements
5. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Five
6. Notes on Alliteration
7. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Six
8. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Seven
9. Notes on Personification
10. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Eight
11. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Nine
August/September
1. Notes on Introduction, Burbage’s First Theater, and Joining the Company
2. Notes on “Your Big Chance, A Working Day, and Stretching Your Memory
3. Notes on Character Traits
4. Notes on “The Plague, On the Road, and Christmas Crisis.”
5. Notes on Genre
6. Notes on “The Globe” and “Backstage at the Globe”
7. Notes on “Fire! A Roof Over Your Head”
8. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter One
9. Shakespeare Stealer Chapter Two