Link to Julius Caesar on Sparknotes
Julius Caesar Reading Guide
If you are absent from class, it is your responsibility to keep up with the reading. Check the Google Calendar below to see what we have read in class each day. Linked above is the full digital text for Julius Caesar that is the same version as the book we have in class. We are reading Shakespeare's original text in class, but you might want to read the Modern Text if you are reading at home and do not understand what is happening.
Class Calendar:
Monday, January 20:
- No school - MLK holiday
- TEDTalk Tuesday!
- Christopher Gaze - "Shakespeare is everywhere"
- Begin reading Julius Caesar
Wednesday, January 22:
- TEDTalk Tuesday chart due at BEGINNING of class
- Bryan Stevenson - "We need to talk about an injustice" (see last week's blog post for video)
- Christopher Gaze - "Shakespeare is everywhere"
- Continue reading Julius Caesar
- Continue reading Julius Caesar
- This I Believe essays due at BEGINNING of class
- Continue reading Julius Caesar
- 3rd period: We read to the end of Act 2, Scene 4. We will discuss Act 2, Scene 4 before the reading quiz on Monday.
- 4th period: We read to the end of Act 2, Scene 3. We will read and discuss Act 2, Scene 4 before the reading quiz on Monday.
- 7th period: We read to the end of Act 2, Scene 2. We will read and discuss Act 2, Scenes 3 and 4 before the reading quiz on Monday.
Next Week:
Next week, we will continue reading Julius Caesar. We will also work on Unit 10 vocab, with a vocab quiz on Friday.
Important Dates:
Important Dates:
- Wednesday, January 22: TEDTalk Tuesday chart due at BEGINNING of class
- Friday, January 24: This I Believe Essay due at BEGINNING of class
- Friday, January 31: Unit 10 Vocab Quiz