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    Hermia reacted angrily towards Helena when she discovered that Lysander was no longer in love with her. The document provides learning objectives and activities for a lesson on William Shakespeare's play "A Midsummer Night's Dream," including investigating the functions and purposes of drama, understanding the play, making a prediction for Act 4, and completing homework assignments. Students are prompted to write an argument about whether Oberon or Puck caused more problems in Acts 2 and 3, using examples from the text.

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    Hermia reacted angrily towards Helena when she discovered that Lysander was no longer in love with her. The document provides learning objectives and activities for a lesson on William Shakespeare's play "A Midsummer Night's Dream," including investigating the functions and purposes of drama, understanding the play, making a prediction for Act 4, and completing homework assignments. Students are prompted to write an argument about whether Oberon or Puck caused more problems in Acts 2 and 3, using examples from the text.

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    Do Now: How Did Hermia React Towards Helena When She Discovered That Lysander Was No Longer in Love With Her? Explain

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    Hermia reacted angrily towards Helena when she discovered that Lysander was no longer in love with her. The document provides learning objectives and activities for a lesson on William Shakespeare's play "A Midsummer Night's Dream," including investigating the functions and purposes of drama, understanding the play, making a prediction for Act 4, and completing homework assignments. Students are prompted to write an argument about whether Oberon or Puck caused more problems in Acts 2 and 3, using examples from the text.

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    Do Now:

    How did Hermia react towards Helena when she


    discovered that Lysander was no longer in love with her?
    Explain.

    Objectives
    SWBAT: Investigate the functions and purposes of

    drama in cultural and historical contexts.


    IOT: Understand the play, A Midsummer Nights
    Dream, by William Shakespeare.
    Exit Ticket: Make a prediction for Act 4.
    Homework: Complete any work not finished in class
    )Study Guide/Climax WS)

    Writing Prompt
    Create an argument which proves either Oberon or

    Puck was the root of all the problems in Acts 2 and 3.


    Make sure to give at least (3) examples as to why you
    believe that character is the appropriate choice.
    1-2 paragraph response

    Exit Ticket
    Make a prediction for Act 4.
    Homework: Complete any work not finished in class.

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