In this task, students will complete research, use close-reading skills, and presentation skills in order to summarize their understanding of Ancient Greece, Odysseus, and his epic poem.
In this assignment, students will break down aspects of the text in order to deepen their understanding of the character, Polyphemus, and the narrator's unreliability.
Students can partner read or read independently to practice identifying the author's characterization of a new character in ACT II, Scene iii of Romeo and Juliet. My students found this to be so fun, accessible, and really helped them break down the complex language of Shakespeare's iambic pentameter/Early Modern English.
8th - 12th
Close Reading, English Language Arts, Literature
CCSS
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