Shakespeare
Undoubtedly one of Shakespeare's darkest comedies, The Merchant of Venice continues to amuse and trouble readers more than four hundred years after its premiere. It is a story of love, friendship, money, revenge, and justice tempered with mercy. With this The Merchant of Venice Response Journal,…
Hamlet, by William Shakespeare, is a tragedy that contemplates life, death, and revenge. The Teaching Unit for Hamlet gives you a comprehensive academic framework that saves you hours of prep work. You can rely on this well-researched unit as a strong base for your lesson plan — it was written…
The Merchant of Venice, a Shakespearean comedy tells the story of Antonio, a merchant, and what happens when he is unable to pay back a loan. Show your students how enjoyable studying The Merchant of Venice can be with the The Merchant of Venice Prestwick House Activity Pack. This title-specific,…
This tragedy of the foolish king who goes mad because of the consequences of his decisions—arguably Shakespeare’s greatest work—is a poignant examination of the complexities of human nature: wisdom and foolishness, vision and blindness, and true love and loyalty between parents and…
…and the events that occur within their extended group are part of Shakespeare's pointed commentary on the workings of human social behavior. Written shortly before 1600, Much Ado About Nothing beautifully displays Shakespeare's ability to accurately capture honest human qualities and feelings.…
The author has chosen fifteen scenes, with two to seven parts in each, for students to dramatize. What sets this text apart from others is that synopses, motivations, settings, and character development are supplied so that drama students and teachers who wish to present selected scenes rather than…
…where people get the perfect Shakespearean quote for every occasion? This amazing two-book set cross-references every word used in any of Shakespeare's works, not just those that have changed meanings or become obsolete, providing you with the ability to find any quotation with minimum effort.…
Modeled after maps of the world's greatest transit systems, each 14"x20" map graphically depicts the twists and turns of Shakespeare's plotlines in a visual way to help your students grasp the plays you are teaching. Each subway line represents a character, while each stop represents a major plot…
…Your students will benefit from: * Reading pointers highlighting themes and providing background;* Line numbers and sidebar notes in every Shakespeare play;* A glossary defining difficult vocabulary and allusions;* Prices so low that students can annotate their own books. Sturdy bindings, premium…
…retail. Your students will benefit from: * Reading pointers highlighting themes and providing background;* Line numbers and sidebar notes in every Shakespeare play;* A glossary defining difficult vocabulary and allusions;* Prices so low that students can annotate their own books. Our books are made…
…construction ensures these editions hold up to heavy, repeated use. Strategies for understanding Shakespeare — Each Shakespeare edition contains line numbers, margin notes, and a guide to understanding Shakespeare's language, as well as key strategies for getting the most from the plays.
…twists, deep emotions, and skilled character development of the original work without feeling overwhelmed by Shakespeare's sometimes daunting language. No matter what their grade level, your students will gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of what makes Shakespeare's work so great.
