In this ongoing class, students will learn about William Shakespeare's life and historical context and his amazing works.

Week of 22/7/24 - A Midsummer Night's Dream - Explore the magical world of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and its colorful characters
Week of 29/7/24 - A Midsummer Night's Dream - Read and act out selected scenes from the play
Week of 5/8/24 - A Midsummer Night's Dream - Create masks or costumes inspired by the fairies and magical creatures
Week of 12/8/24 - A Midsummer Night's Dream - Discuss the themes of love, fantasy, and transformation in the play
Week of 19/8/24 - Romeo and Juliet - Dive into the timeless tale of "Romeo and Juliet" and its star-crossed lovers
Week of 26/8/24 - Romeo and Juliet - Watch a kid-friendly adaptation of "Romeo and Juliet"
Week of 2/9/24 - Romeo and Juliet - Participate in a role-playing activity as Romeo, Juliet, and other key characters
Week of 9/9/24 - Romeo and Juliet - Create a modern-day retelling of the story through art or storytelling
Week of 16/9/24 - Shakespearean Language - Explore the beauty and richness of Shakespearean language and poetry
Week of 23/9/24 - Shakespearean Language - Learn common Shakespearean phrases and expressions
Week of 30/9/24 - Shakespearean Language - Practice speaking in Shakespearean verse through tongue-twisters and exercises
Week of 7/10/24 - Shakespearean Language - Perform scenes from Shakespearean plays with emphasis on language and delivery
Week of 14/10/24 - Macbeth - Enter the dark and dramatic world of "Macbeth" and its themes of ambition and power
Week of 21/10/24 - Macbeth - Watch a kid-friendly adaptation of "Macbeth"
Week of 28/10/24 - Macbeth - Create witches' potions or design a storyboard for key scenes
Week of 4/11/24 - Macbeth - Discuss the consequences of unchecked ambition and the supernatural elements in the play
Week of 11/11/24 - Shakespearean Theater - Learn about the Elizabethan theater and the Globe Theatre
Week of 18/11/24 - Shakespearean Theater - Watch videos about Shakespearean stagecraft and performances
Week of 25/11/24 - Shakespearean Theater - Design and build a model of the Globe Theatre or create Shakespearean puppets
Week of 2/12/24 - Shakespearean Theater - Discuss the role of theater in Shakespeare's time and its relevance today
Week of 9/12/24 - Twelfth Night - Explore the comedy and mistaken identities of "Twelfth Night"
Week of 16/12/24 - Twelfth Night - Read and act out selected scenes from the play
Week of 23/12/24 - Twelfth Night - Create masks or props for a Twelfth Night masquerade party
Week of 30/12/24 - Twelfth Night - Discuss the themes of love, disguise, and revelry in the play
Week of 6/1/25 - Shakespearean Sonnets - Discover Shakespeare's sonnets and their poetic form
Week of 13/1/25 - Shakespearean Sonnets - Analyze and interpret selected sonnets for themes and imagery
Week of 20/1/25 - Shakespearean Sonnets - Write and perform original sonnets inspired by Shakespeare
Week of 27/1/25 - Shakespearean Sonnets - Discuss the enduring popularity and significance of Shakespeare's sonnets
Week of 3/2/25 - The Tempest - Set sail on a magical journey with "The Tempest" and its themes of forgiveness and redemption
Week of 10/2/25 - The Tempest - Watch a kid-friendly adaptation of "The Tempest"
Week of 17/2/25 - The Tempest - Create a stormy seascape or design a map of Prospero's island
Week of 24/2/25 - The Tempest - Discuss the characters and supernatural elements in the play
Week of 3/3/25 - Shakespearean Comedy - Explore the elements of Shakespearean comedy and its conventions
Week of 10/3/25 - Shakespearean Comedy - Watch clips from Shakespearean comedies such as "As You Like It" and "Much Ado About Nothing"
Week of 17/3/25 - Shakespearean Comedy - Participate in improvisational comedy games inspired by Shakespearean plots and characters
Week of 24/3/25 - Shakespearean Comedy - Discuss the role of humor, wit, and mistaken identity in Shakespearean comedy
Week of 31/3/25 - Hamlet - Enter the world of tragedy with "Hamlet" and its introspective prince
Week of 7/4/25 - Hamlet - Watch a kid-friendly adaptation of "Hamlet"
Week of 14/4/25 - Hamlet - Create a soliloquy or design a poster exploring key themes in the play
Week of 21/4/25 - Hamlet - Discuss the themes of revenge, madness, and mortality in "Hamlet"
Week of 28/4/25 - Shakespearean Celebration - Review key concepts and highlights from each Shakespearean play studied
Week of 5/5/25 - Shakespearean Celebration - Perform scenes or excerpts from favorite Shakespearean plays
Week of 12/5/25 - Shakespearean Celebration - Create a Shakespearean-themed showcase or presentation to share with family and friends
Week of 19/5/25 - Shakespearean Celebration - Certificate ceremony and celebration of Shakespearean learning
Week of 26/5/25 - Shakespearean Villains - Explore the iconic villains of Shakespeare's plays, such as Iago, Richard III, and Lady Macbeth
Week of 2/6/25 - Shakespearean Villains - Analyze their motivations, actions, and impact on the plot
Week of 9/6/25 - Shakespearean Villains - Create character profiles or artwork depicting Shakespearean villains
Week of 16/6/25 - Shakespearean Villains - Discuss the role of antagonists in Shakespearean drama and their influence on the storylines
Week of 23/6/25 - Shakespearean Heroes and Heroines - Discover the brave and complex protagonists of Shakespeare's plays, such as Hamlet, Juliet, and Viola
Week of 30/6/25 - Shakespearean Heroes and Heroines - Analyze their character traits, strengths, and challenges
Week of 7/7/25 - Shakespearean Heroes and Heroines - Perform monologues or scenes showcasing Shakespearean heroes and heroines
Week of 14/7/25 - Shakespearean Heroes and Heroines - Discuss the qualities that make these characters memorable and relatable to audiences
Week of 21/7/25 - Shakespearean Themes in Modern Media - Explore how Shakespearean themes, characters, and plots have influenced modern literature, film, and television
Week of 28/7/25 - Shakespearean Themes in Modern Media - Watch adaptations of Shakespearean plays in contemporary settings (e.g., "10 Things I Hate About You" based on "The Taming of the Shrew")
Week of 4/8/25 - Shakespearean Themes in Modern Media - Analyze parallels between Shakespearean works and modern storytelling
Week of 11/8/25 - Shakespearean Themes in Modern Media - Discuss the enduring relevance of Shakespeare's themes in today's media landscape
Week of 18/8/25 - Shakespearean Tragedy vs. Comedy - Compare and contrast the elements of Shakespearean tragedy and comedy
Week of 25/8/25 - Shakespearean Tragedy vs. Comedy - Analyze examples of tragedy and comedy in Shakespeare's plays (e.g., "Romeo and Juliet" vs. "Twelfth Night")
Week of 1/9/25 - Shakespearean Tragedy vs. Comedy - Participate in a debate or discussion on the merits of tragedy vs. comedy in Shakespearean drama
Week of 8/9/25 - Shakespearean Tragedy vs. Comedy - Discuss how Shakespeare blends elements of both genres in his works
Week of 15/9/25 - Women in Shakespeare's Time - Explore the roles and rights of women in Elizabethan England
Week of 22/9/25 - Women in Shakespeare's Time - Learn about notable women of Shakespeare's era, such as Queen Elizabeth I and Mary, Queen of Scots
Week of 29/9/25 - Women in Shakespeare's Time - Discuss the portrayal of women in Shakespeare's plays and the challenges they face
Week of 6/10/25 - Women in Shakespeare's Time - Analyze female characters' agency, strength, and representation in Shakespearean drama
Week of 13/10/25 - Shakespearean Adaptations Around the World - Investigate how Shakespeare's works have been adapted and performed in different cultures and languages
Week of 20/10/25 - Shakespearean Adaptations Around the World - Watch clips from international productions of Shakespearean plays
Week of 27/10/25 - Shakespearean Adaptations Around the World - Discuss cultural interpretations and variations in staging, costumes, and performance styles
Week of 3/11/25 - Shakespearean Adaptations Around the World




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