Mr. Dinkler's web page for William Shakespeare's timeless classic "The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet."
"ROMEO AND JULIET"
Than this of Juliet and her Romeo."
Act V, last two lines of play
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RANDJ
UNIT PREVIEWS:
Shakespeare, Tragedy, Stinkards,
Globe Theater, and Freewrite.
EXEMPLARY STUDENT WORK:
Example #1, Example
#2, Example #3, Example
#4, Example #, Example
#6.
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Act I, Scene V
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Act II, Scene IV
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Act II, Scene IV
MSWord:
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a backup copy of the RandJ
Study Guide (if you lost the one
that I gave you). MSWord:
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TITLE PAGE to RandJ
Study Guide. Background: Visit
Shakespeare
and the Globe Theatre, the website of the New Globe Theatre in London;
or take a virtual
tour of the Globe Theater. Introduction:
First, go read about modern science tells
us about being a teenager in love. Next, learn about love
in the Renaissance; and then read how the
poet Dante Aligheri meets his Beatrice and eulogizes her as almost
divine, as well as Petrarch
when his Laura dies. Assignments:
Parent vs. Child Mate Wish List,
Romeo/Juliet Love Letter/Poem, Verona Daily:
Blood in the City Streets! and Capulet Heir
Dies!, and a final commemorative plaque. Foreshadowing
Alert!: Come
download fate
and the progress of the stars! Montagues
vs. Capulets: Check here to get an idea
as to how to structure your rivalry map. Inspiration
Files:
Click here
to
download Prologue and family rivalry
files; later, come get the theme of love. Text:
Romeo
and Juliet at MIT, or the Searchable
Complete Text of the Play, where
one can search the entire text by keyword. Resources
and Links: Romeo
and Juliet at Yahoo! Film versions: Romeo
and Juliet (1996 film version), Romeo
and Juliet (1968 film version). Romeo and Juliet
Postcards: Click here
to check out the postcards from official movie site. Culminating
Project: Shakespeare
in the Quad. Final
Exam: Check out the outline
for final exam. Be prepared!
Romeo and Juliet gaze into each other's eyes.
TASKS:
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Last updated on May 18, 2004. |