1. Every two weeks you get one piece of homework.
MACBETH!
Every two weeks you get one piece of homework.
You can choose which task you wish to do off this learning menu, but once you have done one task, you cannot do it again – so pick carefully!
1. Design a poster advertising a tour of the Globe Theatre. You could include:
Ticket price
Information about the Globe
Open times
Images of the theatre
2. Design a print or moving image advertisement to advertise a cartoon version of a Shakespeare play. You could include:
Pictures of the characters
Speech
3. Create a speech persuading an audience that Shakespeare is the best author that has ever lived. You could include:
Rhetorical questions
Rule of three
Topic sentences
Alliteration
Personal pronouns
Range of punctuation
4. Create a presentation on one of Shakespeare’s sonnets. You could include:
 Themes in the sonnet
Language devices
Imagery
5. Create a shoebox scene from one of Shakespeare’s plays. You could include:
Characters
Scenery
Stage instructions
6. Create a storyboard detailing the plot of one of Shakespeare’s plays. Try to choose a play you haven’t studied at school. You could include:
Character names
Images
Key plot developments

2. Every two weeks you get one piece of homework.
MACBETH!
Every two weeks you get one piece of homework.
You can choose which task you wish to do off this learning menu, but once you have done one task, you cannot do it again – so pick carefully!
1. Design a poster advertising a tour of the Globe Theatre. You could include:
Ticket price
Information about the Globe
Open times
Images of the theatre
2. Design a print or moving image advertisement to advertise a cartoon version of a Shakespeare play. You could include:
Pictures of the characters
Speech
3. Create a speech persuading an audience that Shakespeare is the best author that has ever lived. You could include:
Rhetorical questions
Rule of three
Topic sentences
Alliteration
Personal pronouns
Range of punctuation
4. Create a presentation on one of Shakespeare’s sonnets. You could include:
 Themes in the sonnet
Language devices
Imagery
5. Create a shoebox scene from one of Shakespeare’s plays. You could include:
Characters
Scenery
Stage instructions
6. Create a storyboard detailing the plot of one of Shakespeare’s plays. Try to choose a play you haven’t studied at school. You could include:
Character names
Images
Key plot developments

3. Every two weeks you get one piece of homework.
MACBETH!
Every two weeks you get one piece of homework.
You can choose which task you wish to do off this learning menu, but once you have done one task, you cannot do it again – so pick carefully!
1. Design a poster advertising a tour of the Glove Theatre. You could include:
Ticket price
Information about the Globe
Open times
Images of the theatre
2. Design a print or moving image advertisement to advertise a cartoon version of a Shakespeare play. You could include:
Pictures of the characters
Speech
3. Create a speech persuading an audience that Shakespeare is the best author that has ever lived. You could include:
Rhetorical questions
Rule of three
Topic sentences
Alliteration
Personal pronouns
Range of punctuation
4. Create a presentation on one of Shakespeare’s sonnets. You could include:
 Themes in the sonnet
Language devices
Imagery
5. Create a shoebox scene from one of Shakespeare’s plays. You could include:
Characters
Scenery
Stage instructions
6. Create a storyboard detailing the plot of one of Shakespeare’s plays. Try to choose a play you haven’t studied at school. You could include:
Character names
Images
Key plot developments

4. Every two weeks you get one piece of homework.
MACBETH!
Every two weeks you get one piece of homework.
You can choose which task you wish to do off this learning menu, but once you have done one task, you cannot do it again – so pick carefully!
1. Design a poster advertising a tour of the Glove Theatre. You could include:
Ticket price
Information about the Globe
Open times
Images of the theatre
2. Design a print or moving image advertisement to advertise a cartoon version of a Shakespeare play. You could include:
Pictures of the characters
Speech
3. Create a speech persuading an audience that Shakespeare is the best author that has ever lived. You could include:
Rhetorical questions
Rule of three
Topic sentences
Alliteration
Personal pronouns
Range of punctuation
4. Create a presentation on one of Shakespeare’s sonnets. You could include:
 Themes in the sonnet
Language devices
Imagery
5. Create a shoebox scene from one of Shakespeare’s plays. You could include:
Characters
Scenery
Stage instructions
6. Create a storyboard detailing the plot of one of Shakespeare’s plays. Try to choose a play you haven’t studied at school. You could include:
Character names
Images
Key plot developments