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Unit Essential Question What motivates characters to behave as they do, and how does the playwright supply the audience with clues and details to make discernments about characters? Lesson 1 Essential Question What are the elements of Shakespearean drama? Lesson 2 Essential Question What are the elements of Shakespearean tragedy? Lesson 3 Essential Question How are rhetorical devices used to persuade in Julius Caesar? Lesson 4 Essential Question What role does poetry play in Shakespearean drama? Lesson 5 Essential Question What are the steps for producing live theater? Major Unit Assignments 1. Memorize first 12 lines of Julius Caesar to either (a) perform or (b) write down. Lesson 1 Vocabulary acts, scenes, lines, monologue, soliloquy, aside, blank verse, comic relief, irony (verbal, situation, dramatic, cosmic), foreshadowing, hyperbole, metaphor, oxymoron, tragedy, Freytag Lesson 2 Vocabulary tragic hero, tragic flaw, calamities, supernatural / fate / fortune/ chance, tragic conflicts, tragic pattern, exposition/rising action/climax/falling action/ Lesson 3 Vocabulary oration, eulogy, Rhetorical Situation, logos / pathos / ethos, enargeia, , self- deprecation, verbal irony, repetition, synecdoche, and other rhetorical devices as needed Lesson 5 Vocabulary director’s notebook, stage directions, props, Fourth Wall, scenes, blocking, motivation, lighting, script, dialogue Lesson 4 Vocabulary Shakespearean sonnet, rhyme scheme, iambic pentameter, couplet, quatrain, end-stopped line, enjambment, SLM for Shakespeare’s The Tragedy Julius Caesar

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Page 1: Web viewLesson 1 Vocabulary acts, scenes, lines, monologue, soliloquy, aside, blank verse, comic relief, irony (verbal, situation, dramatic, cosmic), foreshadowing, hyperbole, metaphor,

Unit Essential Question

What motivates characters to behave as they do, and how does the playwright supply the audience with clues and details to make discernments about characters?

Lesson 1 Essential Question

What are the elements of Shakespearean drama?

Lesson 2 Essential Question

What are the elements of Shakespearean tragedy?

Lesson 3 Essential Question

How are rhetorical devices used to persuade in Julius Caesar?

Lesson 4 Essential Question

What role does poetry play in Shakespearean drama?

Lesson 5 Essential QuestionWhat are the steps for producing live theater?

Major Unit Assignments1. Memorize first 12 lines of Julius Caesar to either (a) perform or (b) write down.2. Write a rhetorical analysis of Mark Antony’s funeral speech from Act III3. Demonstrate how the elements of tragedy are “at work” in Julius Caesar via powerpoint / written analysis4. Create a Director’s Notebook (group of 4) for a scene from Julius Caesar

Lesson 1 Vocabulary acts, scenes, lines, monologue, soliloquy, aside, blank verse, comic relief, irony (verbal, situation, dramatic, cosmic), foreshadowing, hyperbole, metaphor, oxymoron, tragedy, Freytag triangle

Lesson 2 Vocabulary tragic hero, tragic flaw, calamities, supernatural / fate / fortune/ chance, tragic conflicts, tragic pattern, exposition/rising action/climax/falling action/ resolution

Lesson 3 Vocabulary oration, eulogy, Rhetorical Situation, logos / pathos / ethos, enargeia, , self-deprecation, verbal irony, repetition, synecdoche, and other rhetorical devices as needed

Lesson 5 Vocabulary director’s notebook, stage directions, props, Fourth Wall, scenes, blocking, motivation, lighting, script, dialogue

Lesson 4 Vocabulary Shakespearean sonnet, rhyme scheme, iambic pentameter, couplet, quatrain, end-stopped line, enjambment,

SLM for Shakespeare’s The Tragedy Julius Caesar

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