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Shakespeare - Writing Your Own Comedy

Shakespeare - Writing Your Own Comedy

Subject: English

Age range: 11-14

Resource type: Lesson (complete)

Last updated

12 October 2023

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As students analyze Shakespeare comedy, they work in groups to create their own Shakespearean comedy - using genre conventions including themes, plot, setting, titles, types of character and more .Students are provided with detailed examples including a whole example play to help them, and detailed planning sheets so they can craft their comedies together in groups. Students then prepare and perform a scene from their own play, judging its success on class success criteria. A really engaging lesson for students of all ages. Fully differentiated throughout.

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