Discover an engaging way to introduce students to the timeless world of Shakespeare with this brand new paperback from acclaimed author Carla Moore. Published by Phoenix Education on 18-07-2014, this collection features five captivating plays that creatively blend humor and educational insights about Shakespeare's most iconic characters and themes. Ideal for English and Drama students in years 7-10, 'More Catch The Bard' serves as the perfect gateway into literary analysis and performance.Each play takes readers through unique narratives, diving into the backstories of popular works like 'The Tempest' and 'Julius Caesar,' while also presenting new creative contexts such as 'This Rough Magic' and 'The Festival of Fools.' Enhance your students’ understanding with accompanying questions and extension exercises designed to cater to diverse learning styles. Whether used in a classroom setting or for individual exploration, this resource is tailored to inspire a love for Shakespeare's genius and the richness of classic literature atop modern engagement.Students will enjoy uncovering the playful rivalry between Ariel and Puck, exploring the antics at the comedy festival, and delving into the intricate plots woven by the Bard. Each play encourages teamwork, critical thinking, and creativity—perfect for enhancing engagement throughout the educational journey.This enriching compilation not only elevates Shakespeare's plays but also makes the learning experience fun and relatable.Delivery information: Expect your order to arrive promptly, ensuring that you won't miss out on introducing these valuable educational tools into your learning environment.CONDITION: Brand NewBind: paperbackAuthor: Carla Moore Publisher: Phoenix EducationPublication Date: 18-07-2014Five plays for getting into Shakespeare by Carla MoreWhat is the backstory to "The Tempest"?Who is plotting against who in "Julius Caesar"?Why is Ariel vying against Puck?How did Feste break a leg?And - Where IS Sean Connery?More Catch The Bard offers five funny and informative short plays based on the characters and themes of William Shakespeare’s plays, providing an introduction to Shakespeare for English and Drama students from year 7-10.Each play is supplemented with questions and in depth extension exercises catering for a variety of learners and styles.The Calm before the TempestThe story of The Tempest is like an iceberg; most of it is backstory. When a ship carrying passengers on their way home from a wedding is wrecked not on an iceberg but on an island, Prospero tells Miranda in flashback scenes what actually happened in Milan twelve years ago. 9 characters.This Rough MagicShakespeare’s magical characters meet at the Rough Magic Conference for Fairyland’s Annual Awards. Some supernaturals have personal gripes, whilst the fairies are solely there to check out Puck. After Prospero resigns his post as Chairman and drowns his magic book, Oberon and Titania, still quarrelling, vie for the position. Happily Puck ends the play with his usual epilogue. 15 characters.The Festival of FoolsWhen Shakespeare’s funny men get together at the 400th Annual Comedy Festival there’s bound to be silly-ness and big egos. Whilst Launce, Bottom, the Dromio twin
