Thursday, January 2

Objective: Students will be able to describe how Macbeth’s character is changing in order to make predictions about what he might do next.

Do-Now: Now that Macbeth has killed the king, who else may he have to kill in order to ensure his position?  Why must he kill these people?  Explain.

Today: 1) Review answers for Act 1 and 2 Practice Quiz

2) Class will read Act 3, Scene 1 pp. 85-87, evaluating Banquo's soliloquy and want it reveals about his suspicions toward Macbeth.

To Read Act 3, Scene 1 online CLICK HERE

3) In groups, finish reading Act 3, Scene 1.  Read Act 3, Scene 2.  How has Macbeth and Lady Macbeth's relationship dynamic changed?

To Read Act 3, Scene 2 online CLICK HERE

Exit Slip: Describe how Macbeth is changing now that he has become king.  Give examples from the play to support your answer.  Make sure you include details about what Macbeth used to be like and what he is like now.  What do you predict Macbeth might do next?  Explain why you believe this.

Homework: After Duncan’s murder, Macbeth goes through a significant change.  Describe an event in your life which caused you to go through a major change.  Your response should be a MINIMUM of FIVE complete sentences.