Hello my fellow Romeo and Juliet teachers. Teaching Shakespeare in general can be so powerful and unique for our students. I have been posting some ideas on my Instagram lately, and many people have been requesting some of the specific resources that I’ve posted, so I thought I would put together a little post of some of the most recent ones. Use one or use all, or simply be inspired to create your own versions. You can access the Google Drive folder here.
I also created a save the date that I gave the students a few days before the big event. The fonts that I used are Sweet Pea, KG WhY YoU GoTtA Be So MeAn, PB Coffee Before Talkie, and PBCoffeeMakesMeSmile.
Finally, we have the Romeo and Juliet timeline. It worked WONDERS for my students, and I am totally going to use this every year going forward. It became such a visual resource for my students to reference throughout the play. For the poster, just play around in Adobe PDF and choose how large you want to print it. Then, just cut the papers and tape them together. I laminated mine as well. I frequently referenced this resource to help me plot out my timeline.
Unknown says
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Kasey M says
Did you find the Coffee before Talkie font for free?
The Engaging Station says
No. I bought it as part of a package from A Perfect Blend Teaching.
The Engaging Station says
Thank you β€
Miss J says
What font did you use for the prologue cards? I would love to make other sets for the other sonnets in the play!
The Engaging Station says
The font is KG Second Chances Solid. π
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A McCrady says
Do you have an answer key to the timeline?