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Shakespeare

Fun activities for the classroom, inspired by the bard.

Put Shakespeare in Context

Putting Shakespeare Into Context

Explore the vibrant world of Shakespeare by diving into the chaotic and lively Elizabethan Era. Discover how this period's gritty reality shaped his plays, from public punishments to the intense competition with bear baiting. Learn how to bring this context into the classroom with engaging activities. Click through to uncover how to make Shakespeare's work relevant and exciting for today's students.

Shakespeare Exercise: Reframe the play

Shakespeare Exercise: Reframe the play

Explore a creative classroom exercise that blends Shakespeare with modern genres! Discover how students can reframe Shakespearean characters, like Macbeth, into sci-fi settings such as "The Terminator," through inventive poster designs. Learn how to create engaging visuals and taglines that capture the essence of both the play and the new genre. Click to delve into this fun, educational activity!

Drama Teachers Directing Shakespeare for the First Time

Directing Shakespeare for the First Time

New to directing Shakespeare? Discover invaluable tips from drama teachers Heidi Frederic and Hilary Martin as they share their first-time experiences with classics like "Romeo & Juliet" and "Much Ado About Nothing." From seeking support to creative adaptations, learn how to make Shakespeare accessible and engaging. Dive into this blog post to embrace the Bard with confidence and creativity!

Shakespeare’s Words: Iambic Pentameter

Iambic Pentameter

Discover the magic of iambic pentameter in Shakespeare's timeless works. This blog post explores how this rhythmic structure, characterized by its unique pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables, enhances the flow of poetry. Dive into engaging examples from Shakespeare's plays and sonnets, and try your hand at crafting your own verse. Perfect for both literature enthusiasts and aspiring poets!