Feb 252016
Here is a summary of A Midsummer Night’s Dream by Mrs Koziol
Can you read and understand it?
Tell the story of Macbeth using emojis!
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- Write in an email (as it has lots of emojis)
- Mild – Use Mrs Koziol’s Macbeth summary but use your own emojis
- Spicy – use this summary to help you
- Hot – can you make it 140 character or less (suitable for Tweeting). Can you make it purelyin emojis (and still understandable – by others – ask someone else to read it to check)
- What do you think Shakespeare would think of emojis?
- Email you work to me at the end of the lesson.
- Write in an email (as it has lots of emojis)
Take part in Shakespeare’s World
- This is a citizen science project where you will be helping historians discover more about Tudor times.
- Go to https://www.shakespearesworld.org/#/ and follow the instructions
- Copy and paste all of your transcriptions into an email and send to me at the end of the lesson.
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