Shakespeare Over 101 Things To Do To Celebrate His Life And Work

Here is a tried and tested magnificent collection of over 101 things to do to celebrate the life and work of Shakespeare. The resources are suitable for all age groups and abilities and there is something in here for everyone. These resources can be used as starters, breakouts, plenaries,whole lessons, cross-curricular, extensions, enrichment, differentiation and inclusion.

Feedback from schools where they have been used indicate some great ideas to help you be successful with these resources: making time for students to allow them to talk to each other; encourage listening; giving students time to practice, to think and to try; promoting students giving and receiving constructive feedback; staff and students using a mixture of questions, settings and scenarios; getting students to help rearrange the room if it helps; using props, sticky labels, mini-whiteboards, flip-charts, diagrams, slide shows, pictures, sounds and music; encouraging students to make and share notes; supporting students’ constructively critical reflections on what is seen, said and written; mixing up the classes and student groups.