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20 weeks later and "A Stick Figure Macbeth" has finally come to an end. In case you're just joining me, here's what happened during the past 20 weeks:

Theme revision cards containing key quotations and context for 6 main themes in the play. ...

Engage students with a deep discussion of Act V in Macbeth! An opening activity is followed by a teacher-guided discussion with four question clusters, each surrounding a basic question followed by factual, interpretive and evaluative questions. Next, students synthesize information with a Chart O’ Evil activity. A teacher answer key is included. Click the preview for more details! Includes both print & Digital! What’s Included: ✅ Opening Activity: Engages students and prepares them for...

Make Macbeth come to life with this 1-Week Readers Theater Performance Activity! Lesson plans and student materials guide students through the entire process of selecting a scene, assigning parts, developing a script with vocal expressions, facial expressions, and gestures, creating a performance brochure, rehearsing and performing! This summative assessment is the perfect way to end your Macbeth unit! Includes a link to all student materials in Google Drive. More Macbeth Resources...

Help students dig DEEP into Macbeth with this complete 4-week unit plan. With well-organized and easy to implement lesson plans, students spend the first 2 weeks on an in-depth and engaging study of Macbeth. Week 3 is spent on the complete writing process for a literary analysis essay, and during week 4, students engage in a Reader’s Theater Activity!

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Engage your students in the world of Shakespeare with these 7 dynamic teaching strategies! 📚 Whether you're a literature lover or just diving into the classics, this blog post has the perfect ideas to kickstart your Shakespeare unit. Whether you're a high school English teacher or middle school literature enthusiast, this blog post is your go-to resource for making Shakespeare accessible and enjoyable. #ShakespeareInEducation #TeacherTips #LiteraryFun

These character cards can be used by students to revise their knowledge of the characters in Macbeth. They can be used for pair or group activities, either matching characters to descriptions or quizzing their partners.

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This provides students with a list of important details when beginning Macbeth. It provides a list of characters, themes and motifs, common dramatic/ literary devices, reasons a quote is important, and common Elizabethan phrases used. This provides students with a study guide, especially students who have IEPs.

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Get students discussing, debating, and analyzing with these FRANKENSTEIN Discussion Questions. The essential questions highlight Shelley's main themes.

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