Reading Shakespeare

[Carol S]

So, the kids are all up for trying to read a few parts as we work on Shakespeare some this summer. What's the most cost effective way to provide them each with something? I'm working with one big ol' complete works of Shakespeare book.

[Suz MamaFrog]

Hit the library. There's usually more than one copy, even if you have to check out more than one "complete works" type book.

OR

Put your printer to work with this site: http://www.william-shakespeare.info/william-shakespeare-scripts-text-plays.htm


Blessings!
Suz

[shonda in ca]

Sparks Notes has No Fear Shakespeare for free online. Just don't print out the "modern" version. :p It's icky.

[TonyaP]

You can usually find individual titles at the used bookstores or at library sales- they are used a lot in high school literature classes and then traded.;)