Want to create a Shakespeare display that's worthy of applause at the Globe? Then you've come to the right place. Here, you can find Shakespeare-themed bunting to hang over your display boards, themed lettering so that you can write your own messages, posters to finish off your Shakespeare displays, plus much more. All of these resources feature beautiful hand-drawn illustrations to make your classroom not only look brilliant but make it visually engaging too. If you've got a little reading corner or book nook, why not use these display posters with Shakespeare quotes? With memorable quotes from a range of his plays, these posters are perfect for hanging up in your classroom to inspire your children and remind them of the plays that they're learning about.
Using these resources to design wonderful Shakespeare displays is easy - there's no to be or not to be about it. To use them, all you've got to do is pick out your favourites, hit 'download' (it only takes a few seconds) and then print. Now, you've got your hands on some beautiful Shakespeare display resources with no trouble at all, and you can get straight to decorating your classroom. Why not get your pupils involved in the process too? They could design their own posters featuring Shakespearean characters and quotes and then you could put them up next to these resources as part of a lovely, personalised Shakespeare display.
You could make a display all about one specific play if you're learning about it in English. Pick out your banner, favourite quotes and exciting worksheets that you can use to show off your classes hard work! You could get them to write character profiles or storyboards of their favourite scene. It's a great way to keep an informative display personal and let the class add their own flair.
Or you could make a display about Shakespeare himself. Get your class to write biographies and draw portraits to display some fun facts about this world-famous playwright.
William Shakespeare (1564-1616) was an English playwright, poet and actor and is widely regarded as the greatest writer in the English language and the world's greatest dramatist. He wrote 37 plays in total and over 150 poems. Some of his most famous plays are:
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