En 10: Notes from Tuesday, 7 Dec

Today, we filled out the writing logs with the St. Crispin's speech paragraph information.  Next, we divided into two troupes and chose parts to perform a 15-minute version of the play.  We then read through the play a few times and practiced our parts.  Finally, we watched the first ten minutes of a five part documentary on the real battle at Agincourt.  The information from the documentary will help us write our next piece that is focused on Henry V's leadership.  This is designed to allow us to practice blending information from multiple sources - something you will be doing on your provincial exam, only 25 classes from now.

Few of you are posting comments to the blog after your Shakespeare classes - this will lower your unit mark since the blog is filling the role of a journal.