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11/15 - Macbeth

General Activity Outline

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TODAY'S BIG IDEA

Macbeth, by William Shakespeare, is coming to AHS!

When? November 16th and 17th in Lowe Auditorium

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HOW TO GET THERE

WHAT'S THE BIG IDEA?

The Big Idea is just that: the one nugget all advisees should leave the X-Block understanding.  Share The Big Idea first thing - project it, post it, someone read it off the site, however you want to do it!  With more opportunities for choice in activity this year, The Big Idea will work to anchor everyone to essentially the same outcome.

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HOW TO GET THERE

This section will outline the instructions for the activity. As much as possible, different options will be offered for how the content is reached. Every group is encouraged to work together to choose the best method, with the advisor having ultimate discretion.  Try to make these calls by the Tuesday before the X Block period so you can request any needed materials. [TIP: use homeroom time or the last 2 minutes of X-Block to make choices for the next session] This section should take about 10-15 minutes.  

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BEFORE YOU GO

A few minutes before the bell it is important to stop and wrap-up the actvitity, even if all the listed steps were not completed (remember: there are usually more things listed than there is time to do it - only to prevent idle time, not stress anyone out!). In the wrap-up, read the take away together, have a few people respond, and send along the responses. Submissions can be sent right through the webpage by a student or the teacher (BYOD!), just fill in the purple box!

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“Stars, hide your fires; Let not light see my black and deep desires.” 
― William Shakespeare, Macbeth
Before Advisory

Please make sure that the presentation found here is up and working before advisory begins.  A video is included in the presentation.

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Detailed Steps for Activity
  1. Bring up the presentation - Follow this link to find the presentation for today's advisory.

  2. Discussion- Looking at three different poster images of Macbeth, have a discussion about what students see in each image, what they think the image means, and what the poster suggests the play is about.

  3. Promotional Video: Created by Ben Horsburgh '19. 

  4. Discussion:

    1. What did you notice in the video? What does the video suggest the play is about?

    2. What parts of the video interest you the most? Does anything in the video make you excited to see the show?

  5. When? This weekend!

    1. Friday, November 16th at 7:30 PM

    2. Saturday, November 17th at 2:00 PM

    3. Saturday, November 17th at 7:30 PM

  6. Who is involved?​

    1. 27 students in the cast

    2. 5 student stage managers

    3. Several members of the crew, including students working on

    4. set construction, set painting, costumes, makeup, etc.

    5. Directed by Mr. Byrne, Drama Teacher

    6. Set designed by Mr. Muehleisen, Makerspace Teacher

    7. Production Managed by Ms. Bessette, English Teacher

  7. How to get tickets​:

    1. Tickets are $8 for students and $12 for adults

    2. Sold at all three lunches this week, from cast members, in the main office, and online at mktix.com/ahsfa.

    3. Tickets are always available at the door!

  8. Facebook event: We post pictures, reminders, and the most updated info here.

REMINDER
  • No Cell Phones out during advisory unless they are part of the activity

  • All school rules apply in advisory

  • All students should be participating in the Advisory Activity.

 

If you have a student who is disruptive or refuses to participate in a productive manner please send them to room 330 and send an email to Xblock@spyponders.com and the students dean.

BEFORE YOU GO

Wrap-up Questions and Feedback

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