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Welcome to English 10 Unit 3, Lesson 4!
Welcome to English 10 Unit 3, Lesson 4!
Below you will find the objective for this lesson:
Below you will find the objective for this lesson:
In this lesson, students may reflect on the power of memories to capture emotions. Additionally, students will be able to identify and describe characteristics of the narrative writing techniques, and apply it to their own writing projects.
Below is a list of the texts we'll be reading in 3.4...
Below is a list of the texts we'll be reading in 3.4...
- Sophocles, Oedipus Rex (lines 874–1168 or pages 42-52 )
Translated Version: pg. 53 - 57 or lines 1432 - 1549
Assignments in Lesson 3.4...
Assignments in Lesson 3.4...
Click HERE to see the list of due dates for assignments. Mrs. Simpson will give instruction on these during the week of February 15
Click HERE to see the list of due dates for assignments. Mrs. Simpson will give instruction on these during the week of February 15
Read Oedipus Rex pg. 42 - 52 + reading quiz (M)
Reading Guide Part IV: We're Good...Or Not (M)
Skill: Connotation and Denotation* (S)
Literary Focus: Surrealism* (A)
3.4 Notes (M)
3.4 Skill: Story Beginnings* (M)
3.4 Skill: Narrative Techniques* (M)
Socratic Seminar #4
Socratic Seminar #4
The theme of free will and fate is woven throughout the novel. Discuss how free will and fate is explored as a specific element to at least two characters in the novel. How does it affect them and what is revealed through their ideas of free will and fate? Be specific and back up your claims.
Finish Line
Finish Line
When you complete Lesson 3.4, click HERE to jump to Lesson 3.5
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