§ 
Monday:
o  
Opening: Teacher
will give the class a whole group quiz. Students will complete the quiz,
individually and teacher will call students (at random) to answer each
question. (ACT II)
o  
 Work Session –
§ 
Instruction (I do): Review Acts I & II from
last week
§ 
Guided Practice (We do): Teacher & students
will continue reading: Act III
§ 
Independent Practice (You do): Students will complete the ACT III Study
Guide.
Closing: Ticket Out the Door
§ 
Tuesday:
o  
Opening: Sonnet
Review
o  
 Work Session –
§ 
Instruction (I Do): Review Scenes from yesterday’s
reading (Act III)
§ 
Guided Practice (We do): Teacher &
students will finish reading: Act III 
§ 
Independent Practice (You do): Students will complete the ACT III
Study Guide.
Closing: Ticket out the Door – Students
will talk with an elbow partner about what they think will happen next in Act
IV.
§ 
Wednesday:
o  
Opening: Sonnet
147 (UNIT 3 Common Assessment)
o  
 Work Session -
§  Instruction
(I do):  Review Scenes from yesterday’s
reading (End of Act IV)
§ 
Guided Practice (We do): We will begin reading ACT IV
§ 
Independent Practice (You do): Students will begin ACT IV Study
Guide
Closing: Ticket out the Door 
§ 
Thursday:
o  
Opening: Class
Quiz (Acts III & IV)
o  
 Work Session -
§  Instruction
(I do):  Teacher will give the class a
whole group quiz. Students will complete the quiz, individually and teacher
will call students (at random) to answer each question. 
§ 
Guided Practice (We do): We will finish Act IV & begin Act V
§ 
Independent Practice (You do): Students will finish ACT IV Study
Guide
Closing: Ticket out the Door 
§  Friday: 
o  
Opening: Timeline
of Events (the play take place in less than a week)
o  
 Work Session -
§  Instruction
(I do):  Review scenes from yesterday’s
reading (ACT IV & V)
§ 
Guided Practice (We do): We will finish Act V.
§ 
Independent Practice (You do): Students will complete ACT V study
guide. 
Closing: Ticket out the Door: Who do
you think is to blame for the death of Romeo & Juliet?
 
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