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Shakespeare’s Invented Words A2
Education Teaching Resources
Shakespeare coined hundreds of words – here is a small selection of them and some exercises about them for language learners (CEFR A2).
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Shakespeare’s Invented Words – B1
Education Teaching Resources
Shakespeare coined hundreds of words – here is a small selection of them and some exercises about them for language learners (CEFR B1).
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Shakespeare’s Invented Words B2
Education Teaching Resources
Shakespeare coined hundreds of words – here is a small selection of them and some exercises about them for language learners (CEFR B2).
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FR Shakespeare Family Tree
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This family tree introduces Shakespeare’s immediate family: his parents and siblings, his own children, and his grandchildren.
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ESP Shakespeare Family Tree
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This family tree introduces Shakespeare’s immediate family: his parents and siblings, his own children, and his grandchildren.
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ESP Shakespeare WANTED worksheet
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This worksheet uses the information on the Shakespeare WANTED poster as a springboard for a couple of activities that check on the students’ understanding of the information and that encourage them to explore the mysteries surrounding Shakespeare’s life in a fun and creative way.
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Shakespeare’s Family Fun Facts
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This fact sheet gives you some more details about the Shakespeare family, including ten facts you might find surprising.
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Timeline – Shakespeare’s Life and Times
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A one page visual representation of the major events in Shakespeare’s Life and Elizabethan England. Designed for printout on A3/Legal paper.
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Shakespeare in Russian, part three: Shakespeare after Red October
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In our third blog on Russian translations of Shakespeare, Kelsey Ridge sheds light on the fate of Shakespeare's works in post-revolutionary Russia.
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Shakespeare Connected - Costuming Shakespeare: Elizabethan Dress Through the Centuries
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A blog introducing a Shakespeare Connected exhibition on Elizabethan costume in Shakespearian performance.
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Shakespeare Connected - Shakespeare's New Place: Artefacts and Inhabitants
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This blog introduces a Shakespeare Connected online exhibition on the archaeology of Shakespeare's last home.
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Sustainable Shakespeare – Deer Spotting at Shakespeare’s Family Homes
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Lately we have been capturing lots of deer activity on our wildlife cameras and some of our staff have even seen these normally shy creatures active around our sites.
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Sustainable Shakespeare - Building Conservation at Shakespeare’s Family Homes
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Mark Ratcliffe, Head of Estates at the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust, explores the traditional and environmentally-friendly building techniques and materials still in use at Shakespeare's family homes today.
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Happy Birthday Mr William Shakespeare, from Shakespeare's Birthplace
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After all-day celebrations in Stratford-upon-Avon, actor Martin Smith sings a rousing drinking song in honour of Shakespeare's 450th birthday.
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Shakespeare’s Family Gardens - Spring 2023 at Shakespeare’s Birthplace
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Find out what our gardens team have been up to and what’s happening in the Birthplace garden this spring.
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Where Did Shakespeare Sit? - Myths, legends and ‘seats’
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In this blog Emily White discusses some of the legends that focus on where Shakespeare sat, along with their associated artefacts.
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Szekspir po polsku (Shakespeare in Polish)
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In honour of Polish Constitution Day, Annette Ormańczyk explores the fascinating links between Shakespeare and Polish history with material held in our library.
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Who was Philip Rogers, the Apothecary in Shakespeare’s Stratford?
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Chris Booth sheds light on a provincial apothecary operating in Shakespeare's Stratford-upon-Avon.
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Shakespeare and the blossoming of Jane Elizabeth Giraud
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Library volunteer Hannah Barker explores the life and work of Victorian botanical illustrator Jane Elizabeth Giraud.
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Shakespeare's Friends: Burbage, Combe and Sadler
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Richard Burbage, Thomas Combe and Hamnet Sadler were all mentioned in Shakespeare's will and were all friends of his.