Shakespeare 6V

Word of the day
Overwhelm
verb | oh-ver-welm
What It Means:
Overwhelm typically means "to overpower in thought or feeling" or "to overcome by superior force or numbers." It can also mean "to submerge; to cover over completely" or "to overturn or upset."
// The colorful sights, loud music, and large crowds overwhelmed her senses.
 It comes from Middle English whelmen, meaning "to overturn," and overwhelm has always been more popular, perhaps because the emphatic redundancy of overwhelm makes it seem more apt for describing reactions to powerful forces or feelings.
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Word of the day
Overwhelm
verb | oh-ver-welm
What It Means:
Overwhelm typically means "to overpower in thought or feeling" or "to overcome by superior force or numbers." It can also mean "to submerge; to cover over completely" or "to overturn or upset."
// The colorful sights, loud music, and large crowds overwhelmed her senses.
 It comes from Middle English whelmen, meaning "to overturn," and overwhelm has always been more popular, perhaps because the emphatic redundancy of overwhelm makes it seem more apt for describing reactions to powerful forces or feelings.

Slide 1 - Diapositive

What do you already know about Shakespeare and his works/life?

Slide 2 - Carte mentale

Deadlines Shakespeare project
F1 notes on Shakespeare's life and work - 13th of September 
Getting a 'go' on your script and idea: 17th of September
S1 script + S2 movie  - 25th of October
Read through the reader in 5 minutes. Let me know if anything is unclear.

Slide 3 - Diapositive

Slide 4 - Lien

Brief and naughty quiz
First read through the questions on the hand-out because the clip is fast paced

Slide 5 - Diapositive

Slide 6 - Vidéo