Elizabethan England. A study of it would be incomplete and well, soul-less, without The Bard.......We have had a flavorful two weeks learni...
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Shakespeare is a staple in almost every English class. From Romeo and Juliet to Hamlet, students either love Shakespeare, or they hate him, whether it be the subject matter of the plays or the antiquated language. There are some ways, however, to get more reluctant students more interested in reading the Bard. However, with these five fun activities, teaching Shakespeare will be more fun and engaging!
Jan 15, 2016 - Don't be intimidated by Shakespeare. Introduce your kiddos to his plays with these fun picture books.
Six tips for teaching any play from William Shakespeare
Shakespeare has been gone for 400 years and yet we still insist on keeping him in our classroom. Mention Shakespeare, and I can guarantee teens immediately
While some are giving up teaching Shakespeare, one educator offers 5 compelling reasons to make Shakespeare a part of every English curriculum.
Our favorite Shakespeare videos for the classroom. Check out this list of resources about his plays, poems, life, and more.
“To be, or not to be—that is the question: Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, Or to take arms against a sea of troubles And, by opposing, end them. To die—to sleep,” Five lines are all I can recall from the 33 that comprise Hamlet’s Act III Scene I soliloquy that I memorized and performed in my high school English class. What was Hamlet questioning? Mortality? Why? How did this soliloquy fit into the context of the play? Well, I don’t recall..
Are you a Fen-sucked Dull-Eyed Canker-blossom? Do you know how many sonnets the Bard wrote, or which phrases we use that he coined? Have you any idea what an oxlip looks like? If you're curious about answering any of these questions, then this Ultimate Guide to Teaching Shakespeare might be for you!
With the implementation of the Common Core Standards, you may be teaching Shakespeare for the first time. Here are some exciting ideas for making it fun!
Are you teaching Shakespeare in high school? Check out this blog post for 7 easy tips for teaching Shakespeare to high school students.
Teaching Shakespeare can feel overwhelming at first, but it doesn’t have to be. Check out our FREE tips, videos, coloring pages, worksheets + more to make it simple and fun.
William Shakespeare paper doll
How to Teach Shakespeare so Teens Will Like it! Not stuffy! Shakespeare can be relevant and fun. We can help! Listen in.
Teaching Shakespeare can be a rewarding experience, and incorporating creativity into your approach can make the material more engaging for ...
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