I just finished creating this facebook worksheet for Romeo and Juliet. Students will use this worksheet to summarize events in acts from the perspective of individual characters. Each table group will have one student assigned to a character in the act, assuring that each group has no character duplicates. Students will then use post it notes to “comment” on activity on other character facebooks from the perspective of their own assigned character. If anyone wants a higher resolution of this worksheet, let me know and I’ll email it to you. This image can be printed off on a 8x11 piece of paper.
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I just finished creating this facebook worksheet for Romeo and Juliet. Students will use this worksheet to summarize events in acts from the perspective of individual characters. Each table group will have one student assigned to a character in the act, assuring that each group has no character duplicates. Students will then use post it notes to “comment” on activity on other character facebooks from the perspective of their own assigned character.

If anyone wants a higher resolution of this worksheet, let me know and I’ll email it to you. This image can be printed off on a 8x11 piece of paper.

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  1. catecumyn reblogged this from babsblogs and added:
    Tools: Facebook Worksheet
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  5. geofaultline reblogged this from everyfiredies and added:
    cool idea!
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  7. intothestrenuousbriefness reblogged this from world-shaker and added:
    Great activity idea for a variety of lessons…
  8. stephanyridderstap reblogged this from tiny-vessels and added:
    this is amazing!
  9. tiny-vessels reblogged this from world-shaker and added:
    Teaching: You’re doing it right.
  10. mizgolden reblogged this from englishteachingtoolbox and added:
    I love the idea of using a familiar medium to adolescents to summarize a text, but I’ve only really seen this done as a...
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  12. schoolcarpetas reblogged this from babsblogs and added:
    Me ha parecido una idea muy interesante, aplicable...otras obras literarias, inlcuso
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  15. everyfiredies reblogged this from world-shaker and added:
    OMG WANT!
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    Reblogging to save the awesomeness for the future
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    I just used this idea for a creative project in my unit plan over The Great Gatsby. Now that I don’t have create the...

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