Alberta Education requires most high school English students to study one Shakespearean play during their high school English courses. Typically, students will study the following:
- Grade 10: Romeo and Juliet
- Grade 11: Macbeth
- Grade 12: Hamlet
Alberta Education requires most high school English students to study one Shakespearean play during their high school English courses. Typically, students will study the following:
Having trouble understanding Shakespeare? These free study guides are meant to supplement your in-class lessons. Find plot summaries, scene analysis, themes, writing analysis, quotes and more!
The full text of Shakespeare's plays and sonnets side-by-side with translations into modern English.
Note: Print copies of No Fear Shakespeare are available in our school library! Place a hold through our Follett Destiny Library Catalog or by contacting Mrs. L.
Explore these graphic novels to find illustrations of every scene in the play paired with helpful line-by-line translations of the original text.
Note: Print copies of Shakespeare graphic novels are available in our school library! Place a hold through our Follett Destiny Library Catalog or by contacting Mrs. L.
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Hint: check the comments for the start time of specific acts and scenes.
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