If you are teaching Shakespeare, you must have this lesson! We’ve created one-sentence clues to every Shakespeare play. Students must name the play described in the clue.
Included are:
- Instructions for using the lesson to play a Shakespeare Game Show in your classroom
- Printable worksheets for younger students AND older students
- Answer key
- Printable versions of the clues to put into a hat
Examples of Shakespeare clues:
An aged King gives his kingdom away to the wrong daughters. (King Lear)
A duke, stranded on a desert island with his daughter, learns magic and uses it to his advantage. (The Tempest)
When a shipwreck separates twins in a foreign land, each thinks the other is dead. (Twelfth Night)
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