Description
Table of Contents
Introduction
- Language and Drama: The Two Keys to Teaching Shakespeare to Urban Students
- 31-Day Calendar
Introducing Language and Dialect
- Lesson Plan: Balancing Your Ghetto
- Handout: Thinking About Language
- Lecture on Dialect
- Handout: Comparing Dialects
- Prologue: Standard English
- Prologue: My Dialect
Reading Log System
- Lesson Plan: Reading Shakespeare as a Class Using Reading Logs
- Blank Reading Log Template
- Teacher’s Guide to Terms and Vocab by Act and Scene
- Teacher’s Answer Key FOR EVERY SCENE OF THE PLAY
Close-Reading Handouts
- Fun With Puns (Act I, i)
- Shakespeare Off The Hook (End of Act I)
- Best Practice: The Famous Balcony Scene Handout (Act II,ii)
- Understanding Imagery in Shakespeare (Act III,ii)
- Quick Love Poem in Iambic Pentameter (Act III,v or after)
Acting Troupes
- Introduction by Paul Loomis
- Sonnet Memorization Assignment
- Lesson Plan: Acting Out the Play
- Acting Situations For Urban Students
- Student Guide: 2 Rules for Acting Out Shakespeare
- Acting Troupe Scorecard
- Individual Character Examination
- For the Instructor: How To Grade the Actors
- Lesson Plan: Improving the Acting In Your Classroom
- Handout: Hamlet’s Advice to the Players
- Handout: Acting 101
- Voice Acting Strips
- Final Performance Handout and Grade Sheet
Quizzes, Final Exam and Essay Prompts
- Act I Quiz
- Act II Quiz
- Act III Quiz
- Act IV Quiz
- Final Exam
- Handout: Romeo and Juliet Essay Prompts

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