Thursday, February 12, 2026

Day 111

Objective:  The students will read the rest of Act I-2.

1.  WP Number 5 

2.  Notes

3.  Read Act I Scene 2

4.  Have a great 4 days off.   

 

Wednesday, February 11, 2026

Day 110

Objective:  The students will read a bit more of JC.

Note:  I was pretty happy with yesterday's reading and following along.  I know Shakespeare is tough but with good, fun readers, it will be relaxing and help you in the future in AP.

1.  Presentations up to Augury

2.  Notes Act I Scene 2

3.  Read and fill in the blanks on notes. 

Tuesday, February 10, 2026

Day 109

Objective:  The students will read the first scene of JC.

1.  Get a green lit book from the back.

2.  WP Number 

3.  Go over vocab.  Turn in. 

4.  Presentations 

5.  Act I Scene 1 Notes

6.  Read Act I Scene 1 

Monday, February 09, 2026

Day 108

Objective:  The students will know important vocab for Act I.

1.  Presentations:  Let's do four.

2.  Act I Vocabulary.   

Friday, February 06, 2026

Day 107

Objective:  The students will go schedule the classes for next year.

Sorry Zero Period, I should have told you to sleep in and come at 8 am.

1.  Go to A310 to schedule next year's classes.  Bring any papers that you need.  Leave your bags in here, you will be coming back.

Have a great Super Bowl Weekend.  Enjoy Bad Bunny (or Kid Rock) at half time.   

Thursday, February 05, 2026

Day 106

Objective:  The students will be introduced to important info about JC.

1.  Get both handouts.

2.  Go over the final test and how you will use your notes.

3.  JC Timeline.

4.  Presentations 

Wednesday, February 04, 2026

Day 105

Objective:  The students will complete their presentations to turn in by tomorrow.

1.  Finish your JC Presentation.  Turn it in trough GC.  I will grade it on there.
 

Make sure your Works Cited page is in the proper format.  It should look like this:

“Julius Caesar Is Assassinated | History | Research Starters.” EBSCO, https://www.ebsco.com/research-

  starters/history/julius-caesar-assassinated. Accessed 4 February 2026

Not this: 

https://www.ebsco.com/research-starters/history/julius-caesar-assassinated