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British Literature E402

British Literature E402. November 28 th , 2010. WELCOME LADIES AND GENTLEMEN!. Today we will do the following: Goals Anticipation Guide The Curse of Macbeth!. Hint : The majority of Macbeth takes place in this country…. Goals.

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British Literature E402

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  1. British Literature E402 November 28th, 2010

  2. WELCOME LADIES AND GENTLEMEN! Today we will do the following: • Goals • Anticipation Guide • The Curse of Macbeth! Hint: The majority of Macbeth takes place in this country…

  3. Goals I want you to answer a few questions before we look at some posters: • Why do we set goals? • What are the benefits of setting goals? • What are the possible negatives of setting goals?

  4. How does the picture represent the motto provided? • Do you agree with the motto of the poster? Why or why not?

  5. Create your own motto for this poster. • Why did you choose that motto?

  6. What are your thoughts about this poster? • Do you agree with the statement? Why or why not?

  7. What are your thoughts about this poster? • Do you agree with the statement? Why or why not?

  8. The Curse of macbeth • Read this short article on your own. Look for these items while reading: • Who did Shakespeare write the play for? • What topic did Shakespeare include in the play for this person? • Name your 3 favorite eerie events from the article. • What do you think this play will be about? Why?

  9. HOMEWORK! Bring your independent reading books tomorrow! Bring your textbooks if you’ve not turned them in!

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