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Shakespeare – Teacher Resources

We have dozens of resources about Shakespeare – from teacher's literature guides, to lesson plans, to art activities. You'll find plenty of ways to help your students appreciate the Bard's plays and poetry. Our teacher's guides to Shakespeare's works have many components: activities for understanding and appreciating the plays, lively discussion questions, summaries of the plays, and extension ideas. The lesson plans, art activities, and other resources will allow you to use the study of Shakespeare in a variety of classroom settings.
Shakespeare & Poetry
Speak to Me in Iambic
Shakespeare & Drama
Macbeth
A Midsummer Night's Dream
Othello
The Taming of the Shrew
Romeo and Juliet
The Tempest
Much Ado About Nothing
Twelfth Night
Richard III
Teacher's Guide to Studying Shakespeare
The Merchant of Venice Teacher's Guide
Shakespeare's Globe Theater
Romeo and Juliet Focusing Activities - Prologue and Act I
Romeo and Juliet – Language Exploration: Metaphor Act III
Romeo and Juliet – Language Exploration: Personification Act IV
Romeo and Juliet – Guide to Character Development: Mercutio Act III
Romeo and Juliet – Critical Thinking Questions Act IV
Romeo and Juliet – Act IV
Romeo and Juliet – Vocabulary Act III
Romeo and Juliet - Extending Activities V
More Shakespeare & Drama Resources
Printables
A Midsummer Night's Dream -- Act I, Vocabulary
Romeo and Juliet – Comprehension Check Act II
Romeo and Juliet – Small Group Discussion Questions
Romeo and Juliet - Response Journal
An Introduction to Shakespeare's Language
William Shakespeare
Romeo and Juliet – Vocabulary Review Quiz for Act II
Romeo and Juliet – Vocabulary Act V
Romeo and Juliet – Scenarios for Improvisation Act V
Romeo and Juliet – Guide to Character Development: Romeo Act V
Romeo and Juliet – Speculation Journal Act IV
Romeo and Juliet – Critical Thinking Questions Act III
More Shakespeare Printables
Lesson Plans
Using a Double-Entry Journal with Shakespeare's Hamlet
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