Much Ado about Nothing

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Heinemann, 2005 - 252 páginas
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Much Ado About Nothing is a brand new edition in our Heinemann Shakespeare series. Opening up Shakespeare to all KS3 and GCSE students this new edition includes:
  • accessible notes and summaries to ensure students understand and are excited by Shakespeare
  • unsurpassed preparation for the KS3 Tests - offering supported and varied scene by scene activities structured around Character, Language, Performance and Theme
  • holistic activities focus both on the play as a whole and on comparisons within the play to sharpen student learning at both KS3 and GCSE
 

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Act 1
11
Activities
38
Act 2
45
Activities
90
Act 3
97
Activities
136
Act 4
143
Activities
170
Act 5
177
Activities
220
Explorations
226
Plot Summary
248
Glossary
250
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TítuloMuch Ado about Nothing
Heinemann Shakespeare
AutoresWilliam Shakespeare, John Seely
EditoraHeinemann, 2005
ISBN0435193120, 9780435193126
Num. págs.252 páginas
  
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