When you love Shakespeare, but your students don’t, having a big toolkit of creative options for teaching the play will help make your life so much easier.
For the true Shakespearean, reading the words of the bard is a joy.
But having some great activities like the pocket text conversation between characters and the Shakespearean lightning round performance project that I describe in today’s show can really help when it comes to helping students find that joy.
If you teach Shakespeare, I think you’re really going to enjoy this episode. You can listen below, or on iTunes, Blubrry, or Stitcher.
To find a full description of all the writing activities I mention in the show, plus six more, just click on this link: 9 Writing Activities for Any Shakespeare Play
To find all the other activities I mentioned, plus a whole bunch more, click on this link:
Shakespeare Activities for Any Play.
Links Mentioned in the Show:
Theater Games List
Episode 030: The Simplest Way to One-Pager Success
Free One-Pagers Templates
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