Four versions: Première (B1+ to B2) · Terminale LV1 (B2 to C1, C1/C2 track) · Bac pro (B1) · Adapted (B1)

Hamlet: Ghosts, Revenge and the Tragic

John Everett Millais, Ophelia, 1851 to 1852, London, Tate Britain
John Everett Millais, Ophelia, 1851 to 1852, London, Tate Britain. Public domain, Wikimedia Commons.

A Halloween sequence on Shakespeare's Hamlet: a ghost on the castle walls, a son asked to take revenge, madness real or performed, the most famous question in English theatre, and a tragic end. Highly flexible. Choose your version.

Première · Upper secondary · B1+ towards B2
Five sessions, scaffolded.Terminale LV1 · Upper secondary · B2 to C1
C1/C2 extension track in every session. Five sessions.Version B · Bac pro · B1
Lighter: four sessions, more scaffolding.Adapted version · dyslexia friendly
Easy to read typeface, wide spacing, read aloud button, one step at a time.Also for Halloween: MacbethAlso for Halloween: The Crucible

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