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This is the book I wanted and needed when I started teaching.This book will change how you see Shakespeare.This book has been written with teachers in mind. Whether you are new to teaching needing a helping hand, or an experienced teacher looking for something to reinvigorate your classroom practice with Shakespeare, you will find this an invaluable resource.This book contains: four complete units of work.two major assessment tasks with marking criteria.all the worksheets required for the students.program templates using the Australian National Curriculum Outcomes.space for reflection and adaptation.teachers notes.glossary of Shakespearean words and terms.Shakespeare is the most revered and challenging author that we have the privilege to present to our students. The way that we present this titan of English literature can influence our students' perceptions of his works for the rest of their lives. Lets make Shakespeare exciting and fun. Let's shake up Shakespeare.

A man sits at a lookout contemplating his future. When Jack Kelly signed up, the war was meant to be over by Christmas. It was supposed to be an adventure, a chance to escape his life for a little, something to tell the grandkids about. It wasn't the adventure they promised. The war didn't stay 'over there', it slipped its bonds in Europe and travelled all the way to his little town of Katoomba. It wasn't meant to set neighbour against neighbour, friend against friend. Yet it had. Wife, brother, friends, all would be touched by the conflict in one way or the other. Seeping into the very fabric of local communities, the war finds out the fault lines between people testing the cohesion of the young nation. Making heroes of some and enemies of others. The man at the lookout could never have known what forces would lead him there, any more than he could guess at the stories that would live after him. Comforting stories to cover his uncomfortable reality. Poisoning the Nest, examines the damage done to individuals, families and society, by Australia's involvement in the First World War. It tells the forgotten story of the home front, from the perspective of both supporters and opponents of the war. Intermingling with this story, is a meditation on the nature of heroes, and the desire to construct myths. Myths, which simplify difficult and painful histories, both in the private sphere and as a society.

A complete first draft in 12 weeksDo you want to: - Explore your creativity and build your confidence?- Learn key skills for writing fiction?- Learn what turns publishers and editors off your work?- Explore your creativity and build your confidence?- Learn key skills for writing fiction?- Receive structured activities to help with the writing of your first novel?- Complete a first draft of a novel?Then this is the book for you.Black Cockie Press 12 Week Creative Writing Masterclass Workbook takes you through the writing process step by step.