Shakespeare Survival Pack ... Julius Caesar

Price: £25.00
Age Range: KS3 KS4

Understand the plot, recognise the cultural and historical context of the play, and appreciate Shakespeare's language. Worksheets of differing complexity explore specific and general issues. Coursework suggestions are included.

Topics include: Character analysis and development; Interaction of themes; Relationships between characters; Plot structure and development; Use of language, emotion, humour, dramatic tension and irony.

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Size: 73 Pages
ISBN: 978 1 86025 079 8
Author(s): Jane Waters
Code: SHJC
Popularity rank: 417

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Contents List

LESSONS

1 WHAT? WHERE? WHEN?
3 DICTATOR V. DEMOCRAT
5 CAESAR TRIUMPHANT
7 ROMAN IMAGERY
9 WARNINGS
11 THE LEADERS
13 SACRIFICER OR BUTCHER?
15 PORTIA'S LOYALTY
17 LOYAL BRUTUS?
19 CAESAR: MY VIEW
21 CALPHURNIA'S DREAM
23 THE DIRECTOR'S CUT
25 UNNATURAL V. NATURAL
27 THE KILLING
29 'O, PARDON ME ...'
31 'FRIENDS, ROMANS ...'
33 BRUTUS' SPEECH
35 GHOST STORY
37 BATTLE!
39 VICTORY!
41 CASSIUS' LIFE
43 THE BEST ENDING?
45 THE NOBLEST ROMAN?
47 LOYALTY AND AMBITION
49 TRUE OMENS
51 HONOUR OR BETRAYAL?
53 STOP PRESS!
55 SECRET LETTERS
57 THE LAST WORD
58 DIAGRAM OF AN ELIZABETHAN STAGE
59-60 EXTRA WORKSHEETS FOR NOTES
61-67 WORKSHEET TEXTS

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05/01/05

Teacher Testing Report

This is a more active approach to Shakespeare.

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05/01/05

Teacher Testing Report

What I liked about the outline of the pack was the wide range of activities and approaches.

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05/01/05

Teacher Testing Report

I like the variety of approaches to character study and the study of themes, language and dramatic structure, many of which would be transferable to other texts.

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31/03/97

Bob Ford at National Association of Teachers of English

IF you believe that the text can't stand by itself at this level, then this is the boiled sweet to go with the cod liver oil.

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