These worksheets are great for introducing Shakespeare in the classroom. Beginning with reading and comprehension exercises on Shakespeare’s life, these activities prompt students to discuss what they already know about Shakespeare (and learn more) through these challenging activities. I designed these worksheets for a high school (secondary school) English literature class, but the materials can easily adapted for English language, drama or history classes. Any of the worksheets can be set as homework, used in a classroom or in a one-to-one tutoring lesson. This resource includes: Worksheets: A Short Biography of William Shakespeare Comprehension Questions on Shakespeare’s Biography Match the Dates to the Shakespearean Facts Are These Words & Quotes Genuinely Shakespearean? Complete the Shakespeare Play Titles Research Question Prompt [Homework Assignment] Answers included Separate worksheets with UK and US spelling included

This resource includes: A Copy of Sonnet 116 A ‘Translation’ of the Sonnet in Modern Language Key Terms Explained Class Activity - Can You Arrange the Lines in the Correct Order?

Get your students to track their progress with this FREE Othello reading checklist. Individual acts and scenes listed, with space for progress notes. A great front page for student folders or workbooks.

Get your students to track their progress with this FREE Titus Andronicus reading checklist. Individual acts and scenes listed, with space for progress notes. A great front page for student folders or workbooks.

Get your students to track their progress with this FREE Hamlet reading checklist. Individual acts and scenes listed, with space for progress notes. A great front page for student folders or workbooks.