Shakespeare Survival Pack Key Stage 3

Price: £25.00
Age Range: KS3

Provides easy access in a variety of ways into the drama of Shakespeare. Emphasising Shakespeare as theatre, the pack offers active and flexible approaches to language, themes and performance.

Topics include: Shakespeares theatre; Caesar murdered!; Pyramus and Thisbe; Shakespeares language; Shakespeare and rhyme; Insults. Plays used as examples include: A Midsummer Nights Dream; Julius Caesar; Macbeth; Hamlet; Romeo and Juliet.

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Size: 59 Pages
ISBN: 978 1 873562 60 4
Code: SSP3
Popularity rank: 259

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Contents List

LESSONS

1 SHAKESPEARE'S THEATRE
3 NO PLACE FOR A LADY
5 HAIL AND FAREWELL
7 WHO SAID THAT?
9 FAMOUS SAYINGS
11 INSULTS
13 TAKE THAT!
15 ACT THE PART
17 WITCHES' SPELL
19 RIP
21 HIGH AND LOW
23 KING AND QUEEN
25 GREAT CHAIN OF BEING
27 MURDER MOST FOUL
29 BE, NOT BE?
31 DOUBLE MEANING
33 REGICIDE!
35 GUILT V AMBITION
37 CAESAR MURDERED!
39 THE WILL OF CAESAR
41 CATS AND DOGS
43 THE VERONA TIMES
45 STAR-CROSS'D LOVERS
47 DEAR KENT
49 PYRAMUS AND THISBE
51 A TRAGICAL MIRTH
53 WHAT NEXT?
55 A LOSING BATTLE

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05/01/05

Teacher Testing Report

Very useful and very much needed.

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05/01/05

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The format is clear and the illustrations engaging.

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05/01/05

Teacher Testing Report

It seems to make Shakespeare relevant to the modern day student whilst encouraging an examination of his actual language and times.

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Teacher Testing Report

They loved being "taken inside" Shakespeare's Theatre and felt it natural to relate it to themselves. Some heated discussion.

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05/01/05

Teacher Testing Report

This would make an excellent introduction to the study of Shakespeare It would be very useful in the classroom both as a class exercise and for individual study It would be an excellent resource for supported self study.

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