Revenge!

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Revenge!

• Jigsaw Activity for Hamlet

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Philosophy

• Study of the rational truths of nature, being and
  conduct.
• Personal philosophy - each of us decides how we
  are going to approach life and its challenges
• What is your philosophy on revenge?

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Revenge Step One

• JOIN the group according to the NUMBER on your
  hand.
• TAKE a copy of the handout from the folder and
  read it to yourself or quietly aloud to your
  group.
• Mark items that you agree with or disagree with,
  or items that make you think.

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Step Two

• CREATE a Frayer Model note sheet with REVENGE as
  the center word.
• DISCUSS with your group, the important points
  from your handout.

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Step Three

• WRITE down the highlights of your groups
  discussion in the top left hand section of your
  Frayer. Be sure to label the section with your
  articles , essays , or storys title.
• LIMIT your highlights to 5-6 important points.
• RAISE your hand if you have questions.

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Step Four - JIGSAW

• MOVE to the group that matches the LETTER on your
  hand take your Frayer notes with you.
• SHARE VERBALLY (one at a time) with your group
  the highlights from your reading.

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Step Four Part II

• JOT DOWN the interesting facts, quotes,
  definitions you hear from each persons summary.
  
• USE a new Frayer section for each speaker, and be
  sure to put the title of the piece at the top of
  each square.

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Step Five

• READ over your notes on revenge.
• IDENTIFY the ways in which your notes relate to
  your own thoughts on revenge.
• CIRCLE the notes that reflect your views.

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Assessment

• WRITE your revenge philosophy based on your
  feelings beliefs.
• SUPPORT your position with references from TWO of
  the reading pieces.

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SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE

• 4-6 complete sentences.
• First person point of view
• (I believe)
• Two pieces of support from reading.
• Evidence of careful thought in sentence
  construction, revision, and editing.

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Example

• According to the Native American proverb, revenge
  is ... which reflects my revenge philosophy by.
  I also agree with Francis Bacons position that
  revenge is , and I see myself handling feelings
  of revenge.
• Write your finished piece on the note card with
  your name on the front and turn it in no later
  than Tuesday at the start of class.