A selection of revision guides, worksheets and advice for studying the William Shakespeare play 'Hamlet'. Resources are from external websites.
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Printable revision and discussion cards on the context, themes, structure, form, language and exam tips. The cards are a perfect revision tool that encourages students to negotiate responses together.
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Suggestions for use: Useful revision task to encourage discussion on key points based on the play 'Hamlet'
Visual character cards to help students remember the characters characterisation, plot details, motives, friends and enemy's. Cards are downloadable from the website.
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Suggestions for use: A nice starter activity to a revision lesson on the characters in Hamlet. Students can work in groups to fill in the card details on each character card. Afterwards, groups must lay-out the cards in the form of a map linking the character cards together with thread.
An article from leavingcertenglish.net with advice on how to analyse the play of Hamlet. Advice on analysing characters - Hamlet, Claudius, Gertrude, Ophelia, are given along with suggestions on themes.
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Suggestions for use: A helpful guide for William Shakespeare play Hamlet.
The website offers online quiz about Hamlet along with links to analyse of Hamlet, deception in Hamlet, Hamlet and Ophelia, soliloquy analyse, defending Claudius, Hamlets silence and more. Useful as a reading reference.
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Suggestions for use: Good read to get different view-points on the play 'Hamlet' prior to writing a response on the play.
A series of 15 video/audio analyses of moments created using the ShowMe app for iPad. Resources have been created by The English Department of St Columba's College, Whitechurch, Dublin 16, Ireland.
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Suggestions for use: Useful audio files for students to listen to in recapping on key moments in Hamlet. Students can create their own audio revision files using the http://www.showme.com website.
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