These printable cards are an excellent way to get pupils to infer and deduce from a text by acting as Prospero's conscience.
Best used with reading, at the end of Act 3 or the end of Act 4 of The Tempest by William Shakespeare.
Pupils act out Prospero's conscience, discussing and debating the dilemma he has. Great way to revise issues/themes. Good for drama or speaking and listening.
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Most creative - thank you!
I like these cards and the idea behind them. These could easily be adapted to use for any key character from a text. Thanks for sharing this resource.
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