Wednesday Schedule

Hamlet 9-9:30AM Macbeth Timeless Timeline (Language Arts 2) Othello Geometry in Shakespeares World (MJ Pre-Algebra) Activity Room Shakespeare Trivia

9:30-10AM

Diagnosing Shakespeares Characters (Psychology)

10 Things You Didnt Know about Shakespeare and His Time (English III, IV, AP Lit, AP Lang)

Laugh, Past, Fury Word Game

1010:30AM

Julius Caesar in History (English II v10)

Speed Shakespeare Not for the Faint of Heart (US History)

Shakespeare Art

Shakespeare Film Trivia

10:3011AM

What Would Shakespeare Tweet? (Social Media)

Shakespeare or Batman?

6-6:30PM

Hamlet R&J: a Texting Tragedy (Driver Education/Traffic Safety)

Macbeth Shakespeare and Science (Biology I)

Othello Twelfth Night

Activity Room Shakespeare or Hunger Games?

6:30-7PM

Contributions of Renaissance Artists (World History) Julius Caesar in History (English II v10) Did Romeo and Juliet Worry about a Career? (MJ Career Research)

Insanity in Shakespeares Plays

Shakespeare or Thor?

7-7:30PM

Spontaneous Generation in Shakespeares Hamlet (Biology)

Write Like the Bard

7:30-8PM

Shakespeares Banner Dilemma Solved with the Pythagorean Theorem (MJ Pre-Algebra)

Plays by Stage Direction Trivia

Room Links
Hamlet http://tinyurl.com/sf-hamlet Macbeth http://tinyurl.com/sf-macbeth Othello http://tinyurl.com/sf-othello Activity Room http://tinyurl.com/sf-activities

Thursday Schedule
9-9:30AM Hamlet Wherefore Art Thou Shakespeare? (M/J Civics & American Government) Shakespeares Women (English IV v13) Julius Caesar & Ethical Dilemmas (English II v10) Macbeth Travel Abroad Virtually to Shakespeares Hometown! (International Club) Romeo & Juliet: Two Star Crossed Lovers (Algebra I) How Do I Love Poetry? Let Me Sing the Ways: Shakespeares Poetry Compared with Music (Language Arts 3) Othello To Eat or Not to Eat (HOPE) Activity Room Shakespeare Blitz

9:30-10AM

Cavete, Ides Martiis (Latin I & II) Science in Shakespeares Time (Marine Science & Anatomy/Physiology)

Shakespeare Infographics

1010:30AM

Shakespeare by the Numbers Web Hunt

10:3011AM

Shakespeares Incredible Works of Art

Sports Teams and Shakespeare Trivia

Hamlet 6-6:30PM 6:30-7PM

Macbeth Shakespeare and Elizabethan Theatre Advertising for the Bard (Economics) The Famous Tragedy

Othello

Activity Room st Loves Labours Lost 21 Century Spin Off Play FLVS Shakespeare Game Night

7-7:30PM

Julius Caesar & Ethical Dilemmas (English II v10)

7:30-8PM

Room Links
Hamlet http://tinyurl.com/sf-hamlet Macbeth http://tinyurl.com/sf-macbeth Othello http://tinyurl.com/sf-othello Activity Room http://tinyurl.com/sf-activities

Presentations by Course
Course Algebra I Biology I Biology I Drivers Education/Traffic Safety Economics English II English II English III, IV, AP Lit/Lang English IV HOPE Language Arts 2 Language Arts 3 Latin I & II Marine Science & Anatomy/Physiology MJ Career Research M/J Civics & American Government MJ Pre-Algebra MJ Pre-Algebra Psychology Social Media World History US History 4.03 7.05 9.07 5.04 5.04 Latin II (6.03 & 6.04) Marine Science 4.11 1.07 Nutrition Lessons 2-4 Lesson 6.01 (v14) 5.01 (v17) 1.02 3808 Module 6 Teen Driving Project 3.4 Betrayal 4-5 Betrayal 1-3 Session Name Romeo & Juliet: Two Star-Crossed Lovers Shakespeare and Science Spontaneous Generation in Shakespeares Hamlet R&J: a Texting Tragedy Advertising for the Bard Julius Caesar & Ethical Dilemmas Julius Caesar in History 10 Things You Didnt Know About Shakespeare and His Time Shakespeares Women To Eat or Not to Eat Timeless Timeline How Do I Love Poetry? Let Me Sing the Ways: Shakespeares Poetry Compared with Music Cavete, Ides Martiis Science in Shakespeares Time Did Romeo and Juliet Worry about a Career? Wherefore Art Thou Shakespeare Geometry in Shakespeares World Shakespeares Banner Dilemma Solved with the Pythagorean Theorem Diagnosing Shakespeares Characters What Would Shakespeare Tweet? Contributions of Renaissance Artists Speed Shakespeare Not for the Faint of Heart Room Macbeth Macbeth Othello Hamlet Macbeth Hamlet Hamlet Othello Hamlet Othello Macbeth Macbeth Othello Othello Macbeth Hamlet Othello Othello Hamlet Othello Macbeth Macbeth Day Thursday Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Thursday Thursday Wednesday Wednesday Thursday Thursday Wednesday Thursday Thursday Thursday Wednesday Thursday Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Time 9:30-10AM 6-6:30PM 7-7:30PM 6-7PM 6:30-7PM 10-11AM 7-8PM 10-11AM 7-8PM 9:30-10AM 9:30-10AM 9-9:30AM 9-10AM 10-11AM 9:30-10AM 10-10:30AM 7-8PM 9-9:30AM 9-9:30AM 7:30-8PM 9:30-10AM 10:30-11AM 6:30-7PM 10-11AM

Special Presentations
Love's Labours Lost - 21st Century Spin Off Play.
6:30PM Activity Room. To be or not to be; that is the question." Shakespeare's wonderful works have inspired many and the Fine Arts Club will be presenting their 21st century spinoff of Shakespeare's play, Love's Labour's Lost! This modern spinoff was student written and will be performed live. Come support the Fine Arts Club aspiring actors, artists, musicians, and dancers! Student Play. Presented by FLVS Fine Arts Club. Thursday, 6-

FLVS Shakespeare Game Night.

Presented by FLVS Student Ambassadors. Thursday, 6:30-8PM Activity Room.

Come play a game of Shakespearean themed Clue and Jeopardy!

Presentation Descriptions
10 Things You Didn't Know About Shakespeare and His Time. English III, IV, AP Literature, & AP Language. This session will discuss what it was like to live in Shakespeare's time and connect how understanding the historic context of a piece of literature helps you have insight into meaning and makes deeper analysis possible (or just better). Presented by Elise Anderson & Kelly Scott. Wednesday, 9:30-10AM - Othello. Advertising for the Bard. Economics Lesson 3.4. This session covers how monopolistic competition uses advertising to lure customers to buy products. We will discuss some common advertising techniques. Students will collaborate to design an advertisement for one of Shakespeares plays (Romeo and Juliet, The Tempest, or Macbeth). Presented by Heather Carter. Thursday, 6:30-7PM Macbeth. Cavete, Ides Martiis. Latin II Lessons 6.03 & 6.04 & Latin I. The classic story of the soothsayer's warning of the impending assassination of Julius Caesar including Calpurnia's dream and his decision to go to the Forum against her will at the advice of a 'friend' (one of the conspirators) who convinced him of a different interpretation of his wife's dream ~ that decision ending tragically for Caesar~ as best told by Shakespeare. Presented by Anita Turnage. Thursday, 9:30-10AM Othello. Contributions of Renaissance Artists. World History Lesson 4.03. We will look at the new styles of art and painting made famous during the Renaissance and be able to identify artists and their work. Presented by Lauren Wallis & Stacy Baughman. Wednesday, 6:30-7PM Macbeth. Diagnosing Shakespeares Characters. Psychology Lesson 5.04. Come see how the characters of Shakespeare's plays show personality disorders. Presented by Katy Moss. Wednesday, 9:30-10AM - Hamlet. Did Romeo and Juliet Worry about a Career? MJ Career Research Lesson 1.07. Students will get a tour through the different and unique jobs that people did during the time of the Bard. Presented by Denise Munroe, Susan Swails, & Lori Wilkinson. Wednesday, 7-8PM Macbeth. Geometry in Shakespeares World. MJ Pre-Algebra Lesson 7.05. Teacher guided exploration of geometry terms using photos from Shakespeare's everyday world. This lesson is a Make-it Take-it assignment. Presented by Esther Branch. Wednesday, 9-9:30AM Othello. How Do I Love Poetry? Let Me Sing the Ways: Shakespeares Poetry Compared with Music. Language Arts 3 Lesson 5.04. Students will watch a brief clip of Romeo and Juliet. In small breakout groups, they will read a brief description of a main character from the play and they will create a list of objects that symbolizes the characters (and possibly conduct a web search). The groups will meet together at the end and see if they can match the objects to the characters' bios. Presented by Andrea Bracco, Amber Ratledge, & Jamie Lundy. Thursday, 10-11AM Macbeth. Insanity in Shakespeares Plays. Student Presentation. Ready to see the read crazy thats in Shakespeares plays? Show up to join in on the discussion. Presented by Samantha Morris. Wednesday, 6:30-7PM Othello. Julius Caesar & Ethical Dilemmas. English II v10 Lessons Betrayal 4-5. We will be discussing Julius Caesar with the use of Shakespearean language, ethical dilemmas, and persuasive appeals. After this session, students will be able to submit Betrayal Lessons 4-5 in English 2 (v10). Presented by Charlotte Bahm, Leigh Baughn, Kristin Crosby, Nicole Hatfield, Kristine Morris, Sharon Parrotto, LJ Steinig, Meagan Stocks, and Colton Tapoler. Thursday,10-11AM & 7-8PM Hamlet. Julius Caesar in History. English II v10 Lessons Betrayal 1-3. Julius Caesar Acts I & II: English II instructors will walk you through Acts I & II of Julius Caesar, discussing the act of betrayal, historical context, and ethical dilemmas. Plot summaries will be included, as we work to make Shakespeare more accessible to all students. After this session, students will be able to submit Betrayal Lessons 1-3 in English 2 (v10). Presented by Charlotte Bahm, Leigh Baughn, Kristin Crosby, Nicole Hatfield, Kristine Morris, Sharon Parrotto, LJ Steinig, Meagan Stocks, and Colton Tapoler. Wednesday, 10-11AM & 7-8PM Hamlet. R&J: a Texting Tragedy. Driver Education/Traffic Safety Module 6 Teen Driving Project. Imagine Romeo and Juliet as a modern day teen couple. Would the most likely culprit of their tragic end be a double suicide, or an automobile accident? Join us as we uproot Romeo and Juliet from their traditional classical attributes and discuss the possible technological distractions that face these famous star crossed lovers. Help us to plot some solutions to prevent further tragic loss of young lives. Participation in this live lesson and submission of the questions given to you during the lesson will satisfy the requirements of the Driver Education Traffic/Safety: Module 6 Teen Driving Project. Presented by Erin DeWitt, Suzi Hayman, & Teen Driving Club Members. Wednesday, 6-7PM Hamlet. Romeo & Juliet: Two Star-Crossed Lovers. Algebra I Lessons 6.01 in v14 and 5.01 in v17. Students will use their graphing skills to determine whether a system of linear equations has no solutions, one solution, or infinitely many solutions and decide if Romeo and Juliet will ever get to be together. Presented by Cynthia Sampson & Jarret Turner. Thursday, 9:30-10AM - Macbeth.

Science in Shakespeare's Time. Marine Science Lesson 4.11 & Anatomy/Physiology. We'll explore the general state of scientific beliefs in Shakespeare's time, then highlight some of the advances in the years immediately following his time. One featured topic will be the plague and how "doctors" of the time dealt with it. Presented by Pat Churchill & Janna McGowan. Thursday, 10-10:30AM Othello. Shakespeare and Elizabethan Theater. Student Presentation. Explore the essentials of the Elizabethan theater that made Shakespeares plays come to life! Presented by Brooke Cochenour. Thursday, 6-6:30PM Macbeth. Shakespeare and Science. Biology Lesson 1.02. This lesson reviews art, philosophy, and religions in terms of scientific reasoning. Several articles, movies, and books were created that compared the way Shakespeare viewed the world in his plays to the Scientific Revolution. The scientific method- though altered with every few generations follows the same popular steps that Shakespeare himself used to evaluate his play writes and the messages he wanted to convey. Presented by Lisa Field. Wednesday, 6-6:30PM Macbeth. Shakespeare Art. Student Presentation. Come be exposed to some of the finest in Shakespearean art! Presented by Melissa Vendicto. Wednesday, 10-10:30AM Othello. Shakespeares Banner Dilemma Solved with the Pythagorean Theorem. MJ Pre-Algebra Lesson 9.07. Join your classmates to help Shakespeare create a banner for his new play. Your teacher will guide you through using square roots, the Pythagorean Theorem, and converting between systems of measurement. With your participation, you will leave the lesson with a file ready to submit to your teacher for grading. Presented by Mary Graves. Wednesday; 7:30-8PM Othello. Shakespeares Incredible Works of Art. Student Presentation. Its time to take this outside of the box of those that think, "Few can understand Shakespeare because..." We will look at why the plays were written in the way they were and who they were meant to entertain. Reading and understanding Shakespeare is not as hard as some think. Come to learn how to show others that you don't have to be a English teacher to love and understand Shakespeare's plays. Presented by Sarah Garvis. Thursday, 10:30-11AM Othello. Shakespeares Women. English IV v13. Looking at the role women play in Shakespeare's plays, using Facebook profiles. Presented by English IV interns. Thursday, 9:30-10AM Hamlet. Speed Shakespeare Not for the Faint of Heart. US History. A one hour overview of many of the works of William Shakespeare. This is a roller-coaster ride of lesson that will keep you hopping, including Hamlet, told at lightning speeds. This lesson brings new life to Shakespeare and will leave you convince you that the Bard is more than "much ado about nothing. Presented by Chestina Cloum. Wednesday, 10-11AM Macbeth. Spontaneous Generation in Shakespeare's Hamlet. Biology Lesson 3803. There is a scene in Hamlet in which Hamlet mentions the belief that maggots spontaneously form in the corpse of a dead animal. This is because people in Hamlet's day believed in Spontaneous Generation. This presentation will be about what was thought in the past about Spontaneous Generation, how Louis Pasteur and Francesco Redi showed that biogenesis rather than spontaneous generation is correct, and how spontaneous generation differs from abiogenesis. Presented by Raymond Whatley. Wednesday, 7-7:30PM Othello. The Famous Tragedy. Student Presentation. Come learn why Romeo and Juliet has become so popular in our society today. Also, there will be some interesting facts from when the play was written! Presented by Alysia Torres. Thursday, 7-7:30PM Macbeth. Timeless Timeline. Language Arts 2. This is a fun, interactive lesson for students to create a timeline. We will use the events from the life of Shakespeare to complete the item. Presented by Sarah Wilson & Melissa Favuzza. Wednesday, 9-10AM Macbeth. To Eat or Not to Eat. HOPE Nutrition Lessons 2-4. We will discuss foods commonly eaten in England during Shakespeare's time, look up calories and basic nutrients and compare those to the daily recommended allowances of today to see how they would rate. Presented by Lea Anne Goble. Thursday, 9-9:30AM Othello. Travel Abroad Virtually to Shakespeare's Hometown! International Club. Will guide guests through a "tour" of Shakespeare's hometown and give a description of life then and now. Presented by Jessica Fresia. Thursday, 9-9:30AM Macbeth. Twelfth Night. Student Presentation. A summary and general overview of Shakespeares play, Twelfth Night, as well as a brief mention of some important themes. Presented by the FLVS Book Club Members, Erica Nathan & Aspen Ratelle. Wednesday, 6-6:30PM Othello. What Would Shakespeare Tweet? Social Media. If Shakespeare were still alive, do you think he would use social media? Come to this presentation to learn about the impact that social media would have on an artist like Shakespeare if he were around in modern times. Presented by Sherry Howell. Wednesday, 10:30-11AM - Othello.

Wherefore Art Thou Shakespeare? M/J Civics & American Government. Visit locations Shakespeare knew about in his time, including the locations visited in his works. Presented by Amy Adams, Gary Marrocco, & Matt Walsh. Thursday, 9-9:30AM - Hamlet.

Activity Room Games

Laugh, Past, Fury Word Game. Come for a major challenge that will make you really think! Wednesday, 9:30-10AM. Plays by Stage Direction Trivia. How well do you know Shakespeares 38 plays? Think you could identify them by just the stage directions? Come give it a shot! Wednesday 7:30-8PM. Shakespeare and the Numbers Web Hunt. Help us count down from 10 with facts from Shakespeares plays! This one is very tough so come with your best Internet searching skills! Thursday, 10-10:30AM. Shakespeare Blitz. Blitz, blitz, time for a Shakespeare blitz! Come see how quickly you can answer questions about the Bard! Thursday, 99:30AM. Shakespeare Film Trivia. Come on in, film buffs! Identify the play that links to the film! Wednesday, 10-10:30AM. Shakespeare Infographics. Use those research skills to read tables and interpret information as fast as you can to answer questions. I mean, how hard can it be? The answers are right there in front of you! Thursday, 9:30-10AM. Shakespeare or Batman? While the plots may be completely different, sometimes Batman seems to talk a bit Shakespearean. Come see if you can determine which is which! Wednesday, 10:30-11AM. Shakespeare or Hunger Games? Names in The Hunger Games seem to resemble those in Shakespearean plays. Come see if you can determine whether the names are from Shakespeare, The Hunger Games, or BOTH! Wednesday, 6-6:30PM. Shakespeare or Thor? The Mighty Thor and the Bard may both speak in riddles but can you identify which one is which? Wednesday, 6:307PM. Shakespeare Trivia. How much of a Bard buff are you? Come prove it with a trivia showdown! Wednesday, 9-9:30AM. Sports Teams and Shakespeare. What do the San Antonio Spurs, Philadelphia Eagles, and New York Rangers have to do with Shakespeare? Come and find out. Thursday, 10:30-11AM. Write Like the Bard. Want to write like Shakespeare? Come for some Mad Lib sonnets and walk out a poet! Wednesday, 7-7:30PM.