To celebrate Shakespeare week nationally we've produced a new assembly resource to allow you to explore how England's greatest playwright's work has been translated on screen. This resource is suitable for pupils aged between 7-16.
Focusing on the classic tale of Romeo & Juliet, the assembly looks at how the story has been adapted in a traditional, period manner, as well as in a more contemporary fashions, such as in Baz Luhrmann's Romeo & Juliet, or even the animated film Gnomeo & Juliet. We've created a resource pack to help you bring Shakespeare to life both in and out of the classroom, to help young people explore Shakespeare&'s stories, and introduce them to world of film analysis. As part of this, we also included a special screening guide with ideas and advice as to how to throw your own unique Shakespeare film screening, and get young people excited about watching and studying Shakespeare.
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Focusing on the classic tale of Romeo & Juliet, the assembly looks at how the story has been adapted in a traditional, period manner, as well as in a more contemporary fashions, such as in Baz Luhrmann's Romeo & Juliet, or even the animated film Gnomeo & Juliet. We've created a resource pack to help you bring Shakespeare to life both in and out of the classroom, to help young people explore Shakespeare&'s stories, and introduce them to world of film analysis. As part of this, we also included a special screening guide with ideas and advice as to how to throw your own unique Shakespeare film screening, and get young people excited about watching and studying Shakespeare.
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Fantastic. Great way to introduce Shakespeare and make it accessible. Thanks for sharing
Great range of resources and lesson planning ideas here. I'll be using the Romeo and Juliet assembly idea and I particularly like the look of the Hamlet one too. Should be good for Shakespeare week.
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