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Friday Live: Choice Board
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Creative Writing: Hero Poetry
Write a 3 stanza, 15 line poem (minimum) about heroes
Who is Chaucer? Research Webquest
Prepare for our next unit by completing a short series of research questions about Geoffrey Chaucer
Beowulf Short Film Analysis
Watch a short film and provide critical commentary after watching.
Choose one of the 3 options to complete today.
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Answer the following questions and submit your responses on this padlet:1) How well do you feel the film sticks to the original text? 2)What changes were made from the original story? Do you agree or disagree with these changes? Why?3) How well do you feel the characters were portrayed? Explain. (Click on the chart icon to the right for the link!)
Analyze:
Watch the following short film that shows the story of Beowulf(Click on the magnifying glass icon to the right for the link!)
WATCH:
BEowulf short film analysis
PADLET LINK
Chaucer - Research Webquest
Author of our next text, The Canterbury Tales
Research the following questions and provide your answers via the Padlet link.1) Give a brief overview of Chaucer's life - where did he live, grow up, and work? What did he do during his life? Personal life? What is he most famous for?2) Reseach the Medieval period of England - the time when Chaucer wrote "The Canterbury Tales". What was going on in the world and England during this time?3) Research his text, "The Canterbury Tales". Why is it famous? Why is it an important piece of text?
Who is CHAUCER?
Padlet Link
- The poem should be at least 3 stanzas
- Each stanza should have at least 5 lines
- Poem must total a minimum of 15 lines
- You can have more than the required amount of lines and stanzas!
- Your poem may use a rhyme scheme, but it does not have to!
- Your poem can be about a hero, a heroic act, or a heroic trait
- When done, share your poem on the padlet linked below
Creative writing: Hero Poetry
Similar to the poems we read in this unit, ("To Lucasta" and "Charge of the Light Brigade"), write your own poem about what it means to be a hero.
WRite a Poem about Heroes