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Save Time and EngageDigital tools give you freedom and control to customize the program to fit your needs. Search

Easily search for resources by selection, TEKS, or media type. Also includes OpenEd minilessons, videos, and games.

Integrate with GoogleUpload files from Google Drive™ or Google Docs™. Seamlessly move between Realize and Google Classroom™.

Rearrange and CustomizeCustomize the program by rearranging the Table of Contents, creating your own tests, and uploading your own resources from Google Drive™ or Microsoft® OneDrive® to match your curriculum!

Create Your Own PlaylistChoose selections and resources to create your own units and lessons and easily add to a playlist!

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Hook and InspireHook and inspire your students with these optional ideas to help students make connections between texts and what’s going on in their own lives.

The Tragedy ofRomeo and Juliet

by William Shakespeare

Genre: Drama | Lexile: NP

Perhaps no other play written in English has inspired so many people for so long. Is it a love story? A cautionary tale about recklessness, feuds, revenge, or a story about fate?

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Please note that links are external to myPerspectives and Pearson strongly recommends previewing the content to ensure it is appropriate for your students. Pearson cannot be responsible for content presented.

Book Talk Titles Consider using these high-interest titles for informal book clubs, as student choice for independent reading, or to prompt rich conversations.

Romiette and Julio, by Sharon Draper

The Spectacular Now, by Tim Tharp

When You Were Mine, by Rebecca Serle

Juliet Immortal, by Stacey Jay

Shakespeare: The World as Stage, by Bill Bryson

Extension Activities Choose from among these project ideas to deepen and extend student learning.

Casting Decisions / Set Design Have students collaborate on casting or designing the set for a key scene from the play.

Epilogue Spoken by Capulet or Montague Have students write and perform an epilogue in which Capulet or Montague directly addresses the audience at the conclusion of the play.

Analysis: Nurse and Friar (Enablers or Helpers?) This critical analysis should draw on text evidence to support a claim.

Teen-Survival Guide: Verona, 1500s Have student groups prepare and share a teen survival guide, complete with illustrations.

Letters from Beyond: Romeo and Juliet Have students write a short series of letters between Romeo and Juliet. The letters can be from the play's time period or be written "from the grave" and across the centuries.

Passage Study Zoom in on skills with these recommended passages and related selections.

“The Sound of Silence,”

song by Paul Simon

“Birches,” poem by Robert Frost

Hamlet’s “To be or not to be” soliloquy,

as performed by David Tennant in the

BBC production of the play

Aside from the film Ferris Bueller’s Day Off

Sam’s monologue from the film

The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (time code :11)

Related Text or Media

Act I, Scene i, lines 173–177

Literary Devices: Oxymoron

Act II, Scene ii, lines 43–51 Prosody: Blank Verse

Act III, Scene ii, lines 1–31

Dramatic Conventions: Soliloquy

Act III, Scene v, line 83 Dramatic Conventions: Aside

Act III, Scene iii, lines 108–158

Dramatic Conventions: Monologue

Focus Passage and Skill

Teaching InspirationsEnhance your curriculum with the following ideas.

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Poison Pen: Deadly Potions in Shakespeare's Plays

Invite students to discover Shakespeare's use of potions to kill off characters

(even as he keeps them talking).

West Side Story

Play part or all of this classic musical based on Romeo and Juliet.

Women in Shakespeare (Listenwise)

Share this radiocast about some of Shakespeare's most compelling female

characters.

Afghanistan’s Modern-Day Romeo and Juliet (Listenwise)

Play selected scenes from the audio production to sustain student interest.

Beyond Go beyond the lesson by sharing modern commentary and connections with students.

Graphic: Causes of Teen Death

At the conclusion of Act IV, share the informational graphic with students and

discuss.

"Of Pentameter & Bear Baiting: Crash Course"

Author John Green (The Fault in Our Stars) discusses Shakespeare's use of iambic

pentameter.

L.A. Theatre Works Audio Performance

Play selected scenes from the audio production to sustain student interest.

Through Sustain student interest by using any or all of these ideas.

Romeo and Juliet by The Killers

Play the song to show how artists continue to reference Shakespeare's classic drama.

Romeo and Juliet Image Gallery (Google)

Engage student interest by showing how movie directors, visual artists, and others

have portrayed the famous lovers.

Wordle

Display a Wordle of the play's first 100 lines.

Love Story by Taylor Swift

Play the song to show how artists continue to reference Shakespeare's classic drama.

Letters to Juliet (Listenwise)

Play this radiocast, which describes how the brokenhearted across cultures

seek solace from Juliet.

Into Choose from among these ideas to launch students into the play.

Engage your students' imaginations and connect them to the text with these suggested "hooks." Use any or all of them throughout the lesson.

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Unit Opener Videos

Build background knowledge and engage students with videos that spark discussion.

Skill Tutorials

Digital lessons and videos help students learn

critical concepts.

Plagiarism Checker

A powerful and effective tool checks originality in essays and papers.

EssayScorer

This writing tool offers feedback while

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Writing Rubrics

An online rubric provides students with

guidelines. Teachers can use the rubric for easy grading.

Listenwise Current Events

Listenwise connects students to what’s

happening in the world.

Updated Daily

SCOUT allows teachers to document student

learning in speaking and listening activities.

Observation Tool

Spark ideas for a twist on a classic text.

Discussion Board

Create a lively classroom as students reply

in real time.

Video Library

Curated videos from popular sources - including TED Talks -

engage your students.

Writing Gallery

Short videos make writing concepts accessible

through a variety of styles including a hosted

“Writing Center” sequence.

Collaboration Center

Peer-to-Peer videos model positive

interactions, group dynamics, and

respectful feedback.

A variety of multimedia resources allows students to express their opinions, engage in discussions, and respond to their peers.



More Beyond the CoreA bank of digital resources allows you to bring even more relevance and customization to your classroom.

Audio/Video: Student Edition: All of the selection audio and media in one place.

Book Club: Reading Guides include activities for unit-aligned novels.

English Learner and Fluency Support: Texas ELPS Toolkit, Fluency Assessment Guide, and high-interest texts.

EssayScorer: Writing prompts provide immediate feedback as students revise their writing.

Digital Lessons and Skills Videos: Interactive lessons on Writing, Speaking and Listening, Research, and Conventions.

Listenwise: Current events and culturally relevant podcasts.

myPerspectives+: 130+ digital novels, 200+ novel lesson plans, graphic organizers, rubrics, grammar, and reading skills resources.

Professional Development Center: Classroom modeling videos, writing videos, author videos, and white papers. Spanish Resources: Student Edition translations and additional writing and grammar activities.

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Students can create bookmarks, print, and change the font size.

Audio includes an authentic reading of the text. Media selections include closed captioning.

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Unit ResourcesFind and customize lessons and resources when you need them.

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Create Content by uploading files from your computer, Google Drive™ or Microsoft® OneDrive®. Also, build tests and create writing prompts.

Unit Level Teacher Resources include Home Connection Letters, Editable Lesson Planners, and Answer Keys.

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College Test Prep Practice• Embedded in the Student Edition,

Close Read questions are formatted like SAT®/ACT® tests to provide students practice.

• Test banks in SAT and ACT formats offer test-taking practice.

TSIA Test Prep Banks • Practice banks are formatted like the

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