Have you started the reading assignment yet???--Act II scene 1,2 &3...
INTENSE STUFF!! Lots of good stuff there!!
Has anyone figured out the bonus question??? How big is England??? SHHH!!! Don't tell!!
Remember!! I am bringing the candy jar on Thursday...everyone who turns in an assignment will get something from the jar, and if you are all caught up with your assignments, then you will get 3!---I better fill that jar up nice and full...
Hey parents!! In case your scholar forgot to tell you...the class has been divided. We now have two Shakespeare classes. Ask your scholar about it, they can tell you which class they are in. :-)
Anyone up for a little blog game??? Earn a little treat for Thursday perhaps????
This could be interesting....
Find and Found
Ok..this is how we play. I am going to post a line from our King Lear book. From a part that WE HAVE ALREADY READ. -through our current reading assignment. I want you to reply by who said the line in what act and scene.
For example....
If I were post...
Find: "Nothing will come of nothing. Speak Again"
You of course would comment--
Found: "Nothing will come of nothing. Speak Again" KING LEAR in Act 1 scene 1.
Then in the same comment post, you will need to post your own line from King Lear--from what we have read already read Then the NEXT person would need to find your line and reply to it and leave a line of their own. Make sense? After you find a line and post one of your own you earn your piece of candy.
Once someone has FOUND it, then nobody else can FIND that quote. And you can't answer your own quotes! :-p
Play as much as you want but you can only earn 3 pieces from the jar. You must be in the Shakespeare classes to participate and the game ends when class begins on Thursday.
I'll start! Check the comments area!
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ReplyDeleteNothing will come of nothing. Speak Again
Found: Nothing will come of nothing. Speak Again
ReplyDeleteKing Lear said it in Act 1 scene 1
Find: A very honest-hearted fellow, and as poor as the king.
A very honest-hearted fellow, and as poor as the king. Kent, act 1 scene 4.
ReplyDeleteFind: All thy other titles thou hast given away;that thou wast born with.
--Emily
Foud:all thy other titles thou hast given away; that thou wast born whith. fool act1 scene4.
ReplyDeletefind: The bow is bent and drawn; make from the shaft.
luke THE KING
Found: The bow is bent and drawn; make from the shaft. King Lear act 1, scene 1.
ReplyDeleteFind: Where was his son when they did take his eyes?
--Emily
Remember in the future to keep it in the reading that we have already read...so up to Act 2 Scene 3.
ReplyDeleteBonita
found:where was his son when they did take his eyes. act4 scene 2 Albany
ReplyDeletefind: come, boy.
KING LUKE
found:come,boy. Lear Act 1 Scene 5
ReplyDeleteHailee
Find: Ay.
Hailee, I don't think you can do just one word..
ReplyDelete-Emily
because they say "ay" alot but allways in scentences, so it's really hard.
ReplyDeleteAlso, is it just "Ay." or is it in a sentence?
ReplyDeleteTricky tricky Hailee!!!
ReplyDeleteFound: Ay.
Kent Act 2 Scent 2
Find: Kill thy physician, and thy fee bestow upon the foul disease.
Queen Bonita
Found: Kill thy physician, and thy fee bestow upon the foul disease.
ReplyDeleteFind: Fear me not: she and the duke her husband!
But we've read 4-5 also, last week.
ReplyDeleteFound: Fear me not: she and the duke her husband!
ReplyDeleteIn Act 5 scene 1 by Edmund
--The class hasn't read Act 4 and 5 yet. Only up to Act 2 scene 1,2 and 3.
Find:
O strange and fast'ned villain!
Oh, Sorry! I didn't check what scene it was in.
ReplyDeleteEmily you must really like to play this game because every other comment is yours
ReplyDelete-carter
you wonder who else actually reads this blog
ReplyDeletefound: O strange and fast'ned villian!
ReplyDeletepick me pick me i found it i found it it was Gloucester in act 2 scene 1
find:torches, torches!
i was wondering can we we play this using other plays just for fun
ReplyDeleteFound: Torches, torches! Act 2 Scene 1 Edmund to Edgar
ReplyDeleteFind: Your name? Fair gentlewoman? Hint: Scene 4
-Alexis
Ooops!! Its actually, "Your name, fair gentlewoman?" (everything else is still the same)
ReplyDelete-Alexis:)
found:your name, fair fair gentlewoman? act1 scene4.
ReplyDeletefind:dost thou call me a fool, boy.
king Luke