Shakespeare

Teachers have created and shared many of these Shakespeare activities and printables. The suggestions cover a wide range of activities including print and digital.

Why are Shakespeare's plays so popular 400 years after his death? This site has videos plus support materials for teachers. This site is an English language learning resource and includes perspectives that include non-English experiences.

A collection of videos suitable for elementary students learning about Shakespeare and his plays.

This resource includes learning, teaching, multimedia, and research resources and pedagogical tools related to how Shakespeare has been adapted into (and out of) Canadian theatre.

This circle graph shows all of the different ways that characters have died in Shakespeare's plays.

This site has Shakespeare's complete plays for reading and public use. These HTML versions of the plays are in the public domain.

This is a student-friendly site for researching Shakespeare and his works and understanding the times and language of the day

In this podcast, learn about the connections between Shakespeare and topics ranging from the American West, to the real history of Elizabethan street fighting, to interviews with Shakespearean stars. This is a no limits tour of the connections between Shakespeare, his works, and our world.

This site is a fantastic learning source for students. The Royal Shakespeare Company has created guides to the plays with key facts, key scenes, images and videos from their productions.

Shakespeare Uncovered is a collection of videos that combines history, biography, performances and analysis to tell the stories behind Shakespeare’s greatest plays. Choose a play along the left menu or Lesson Plans.

The Stratford Festival (ON) has a collection of resources for teachers, including study guides, classroom activities, and information about student trips.