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Hamlet Act 3, Scene 1 | Double Entry Journals
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"To be or not to be" and Hamlet's exchange with Ophelia are the two double-entry charts in this Act 3, Scene 1 journal, where students cite the lines behind their reading.
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Tags Hamlet, Double Entry Journals, Shakespeare, Literature, Graphic Organizers, Hamlet Act 3 Scene 1, Hamlet Act 3 Scene 1 Text, Hamlet Act 3 Pdf
Hamlet, Act 5 Scene 1 Double Entry Journals
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Hamlet's graveyard scene in Act 5, Scene 1 gets a double-entry journal on his reflections over the skulls, the Gravedigger's tone and the fight between Hamlet and Laertes.
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Tags Double Entry Journals, Literature, Hamlet, Shakespeare, Act 5 Scene 1 Hamlet
King Lear Act 4, Scenes 1-3 | Double Entry Journals
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Gloucester's line to the old man opens this King Lear Act 4, Scenes 1-3 journal, followed by double entry prompts on dramatic irony, Albany and Cordelia, and questions summarizing the scenes.
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Tags King Lear, Literature, Comprehension, Journals, Writing
Much Ado About Nothing Act 1, Scene 1 | Double Entry Journals
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Shakespeare double-entry journals for Act 1, Scene 1 of Much Ado About Nothing, with five prompts keyed to line ranges on Beatrice, Benedick, Claudio and the Prince's plan to help Claudio win Hero.
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Tags Much Ado About Nothing, Literature, Double Entry Journals, Shakespeare, Much Ado About Nothing Act 1 Scene 1
Othello Act 3, Scene 4 | Double Entry Journals
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Double entry journal for Othello Act 3, Scene 4: students explain the dramatic irony between Desdemona and Emilia (lines 23-34), contrast how Othello speaks to Desdemona about the handkerchief (lines 35-123), then interpret Desdemona's lines 165-166.
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Tags Othello, Shakespeare, Literary Analysis, Double-entry Journals, Comprehension
Othello Act 3, Scenes 1-3 | Double Entry Journals
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Four double entry journals on Othello Act 3, Scene 3, plus short questions on Cassio's lines in Scene 1 and the dramatic irony in Iago's lines at 3.3.195-197.
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Tags Language Arts, Literature, Othello, Double Entry Journals, Shakespeare, Act 3 Scene 1 Othello
Othello Act 4, Scene 1 | Double Entry Journals
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Four double-entry journal boxes guide students through close reading of specific line ranges in Othello Act 4, Scene 1, asking them to explain a plot event and then cite and explicate the textual evidence for it.
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Tags Double Entry Journals, Writing, Literature, Othello, Act 4 Scene 1 Othello, Analysis, Close Reading
Othello Act 5, Scene 1 | Double Entry Journals
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Othello Act 5, Scene 1 journals with two passages, lines 12-23 and 88-151, for students to explain and support with quotations, followed by a summary of the scene in their own words.
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Tags Othello, Literature, Double Entry Journals, Writing, Othello Act 5 Scene 1, Othello Act 5, Act 5 Scene 1 Othello, Othello Act 5 Scene 2
Romeo and Juliet Act 1, Scenes 4-5 | Double Entry Journals
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Romeo's dream and Mercutio's view of it (1.4.53-110) open these Act 1 journal pages, followed by a foreshadowing question, a Scene 4 summary and a Scene 5 box on what Romeo expresses at the Capulet party.
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Tags Reading Worksheets, Literature, Romeo And Juliet, Macbeth, Writing Station, Shakespeare, Greek Tragedy, Writing Homework, Graphic Organizers
Romeo and Juliet Act 3, Scene 5 | Double Entry Journals
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Two pages of journal work on Act 3, Scene 5 of Romeo and Juliet: a double-entry box on the lovers' bird-imagery argument about dawn, questions on Juliet's tomb vision and her answer about marrying Paris, then lines on Lord Capulet's tone, the family's replies to Juliet and a scene summary.
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Tags Double Entry Journals, Literature, Writing Homework, Romeo And Juliet, Reading Comprehension, Literacy, Graphic Organizers, Shakespeare
Romeo and Juliet Act 4, Scenes 1-3 | Double Entry Journals
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Journal pages for Romeo and Juliet Act 4, Scenes 1 to 3, with three double-entry prompts on characters' actions and plans and a short summary for each scene.
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Tags Literature, Romeo And Juliet, Double Entry Journals, Journal Writing, Reading Comprehension, Comprehension Questions, Shakespeare, Macbeth
The Pearl Chapter 1 | Double Entry Journals
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Double entry journals for chapter 1 of John Steinbeck's The Pearl, with four prompts on the Song of the Family, the Song of Evil, Juana's character and why a crowd follows Kino and Juana to the doctor, plus a chapter summary.
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Tags Literature, Novella, Fiction, The Pearl, John Steinbeck, Double Entry Journals, Graphic Organizers, Reading Comprehension, Comprehension Questions, The Pearl By John Steinbeck Audio Chapter 1
The Pearl Chapter 2 | Double Entry Journals
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Chapter 2 of The Pearl in two journal prompts: students infer Steinbeck's attitude toward pearls from how he describes their forming and use, then describe the imagery of the Song of the Pearl That Might Be.
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Tags The Pearl, Novellas, Novel Study Guide, Book Companion, Literature, John Steinbeck, Fiction, Reading Comprehension, Double Entry Journals
The Pearl Chapter 3 | Double Entry Journals
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Steinbeck's The Pearl, chapter 3: four journal prompts ask how news travels through the town, what the doctor is like, how Kino changes after being called a rich man, and why he hears the music of evil when the priest visits.
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Tags Double Entry Journals, Novella, Fiction Text, Literature, The Pearl, Book Companion, Novel Study Guide, Comprehension, Graphic Organizer
The Pearl Chapter 5 | Double Entry Journals
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Chapter 5 journal for The Pearl, with three prompts: how Steinbeck defines masculinity and femininity through Kino and Juana, the mood of the dawn after Kino's canoe is destroyed, and the ways Juan Tomas stands by Kino.
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Tags The Pearl, John Steinbeck, Literature, Novella, Fiction Text, Double Entry Journals, Graphic Organizers, Reading Comprehension, Writer's Workshop