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Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare

 

LEARNING TARGETS: 

  • LT#1: I can comprehend a text when I read.

  • LT#2: I can cite SPECIFIC, LOGICAL text evidence to support my thinking.

  • LT#3: I can write with formal style, using domain vocabulary words.

  • LT#4: I can compare & contrast texts from 2 different genres.

  • LT#5: I can write a proficient 6th grade paragraph, including:

    • a clear topic sentence

    • relevant background information

    • at least 3 main points that relate to the prompt and connect to my topic sentence

    • at least two explanations/prove its that connect to each main point

    • grade level appropriate transitions between ideas

    • a clear concluding sentence

  • LT#6: I can use correct indentation, capitalization, commas, and end punctuation in my writing.

  • LT#7: I can use a variety of start its and improve its in my writing.

Julius Caesar Historical Background

 

Julius Caesar Online Text

 

Julius Caesar Packet

http://nfs.sparknotes.com/juliuscaesar/

https://docs.google.com/document/d/146Q7pKH58BkAQZUSpvyPrXGLoi5u13EQegAU_hG9HPs/edit?usp=sharing

Julius Caesar Packet: Packet Link...
     1. Click on a new tab and log into google docs
      2. Open Julius Caesar Packet in a new tab by right clicking on the link above and then choose "open in new tab"
      3. On the document, go to file --> make a copy
      4. Title the document (your last name_Julius Caesar Packet)
      5. Share with me     ebean@psdschools.org

BBC SHAKESPEARE ANIMATED TALES

BBC SHAKESPEARE ANIMATED TALES PART II

BBC SHAKESPEARE ANIMATED TALES PART III

Video to go with book

 

 

Julius Caesar Vocabulary - Act I

  • plebeian- a commoner in Ancient Rome

  • tribune - an elected official in Ancient Rome, chosen by the plebeians

  • fickle - changing frequently, especially as regards one's loyalties, interests, or affection

  • insolent - showing a rude and arrogant lack of respect

  • impertinent - not showing proper respect; rude

  • astound - to shock or greatly surprise

  • epilepsy - a brain disorder which causes sudden recurring episodes of loss of consciousness, or convulsions, related to abnormal electrical activity in the brain.

  • Ides of March - March 15th

  • perilous - full of danger or risk

  • monstrosity - something, especially a building, that is very large and is considered unsightly

  • oppression - cruel or unfair treatment or control over a long period of time

  • omen - an event that is a considered to be a sign of good or evil

  • conspiracy - a secret plan by a group to do something against the law or harmful

 

 

Julius Caesar Videos

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