- If you need encouragement to bring Shakespeare into your classroom in the first place (!) read this article by Jo Bertrand before you begin your lesson planning
- ...Uncovered, by PBS, is a large collection of lesson plans and other resources that use performances and history to teach Shakespeare’s plays.
- This lesson plan will give you everything you need to know to be able to successfully teach Shakespeare to students ages 8-18.
- Introduction to Shakespeare Lesson 3: The Globe Theatre PowerPoint Presentation contains: The Globe Teaching Ideas.pdf.
- 3. A teacher’s task: Planning lessons about The Globe Theatre and Shakespeare’s Globe and organizing material. 4. Ideas on how to start teaching the topic.
- Lesson Plan 1: Learning the story. ... The Step Process enables a personalised, energised and playful interpretation of Shakespeare's text and meaning.
- He comes into contact with all sorts of interesting characters, including William Shakespeare himself! The story that follows changes Widge forever.
- I also said I would post a lesson plan I tend to do before the actual soliloquy class as it provides a good introduction to Shakespeare and his plays - so here…
- Shakespeare´s Globe. Shakespeare´s Globe. You can use it for revising certain vocabulary items and also for getting information.