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Students can understand every line and theme of Othello.

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Just then, they see a group of men approaching. Iago says it must be Brabantio and advises Othello to go inside. Othello refuses, preferring to face them, saying he has dutifully served the state of Venice and his conscience is clean: he loves Desdemona.

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Othello Act 1, scene 2 Summary & Analysis

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Just then, they see a group of men approaching. Iago says it must be Brabantio and advises Othello to go inside. Othello refuses, preferring to face them, saying he has dutifully served the state of Venice and his conscience is clean: he loves Desdemona.

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An interactive game students can compete against each other in groups.

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Wake your class up with this engaging and entertaining formative assessment. With a little preparation and careful instructions, students can rotate through several textually based activities with simply a "rotate" from the teacher every 9-10 minutes.

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Promote discussion or just for review

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56 Othello Task Cards Add a little spice to Shakespeare by implementing task cards to help students engage with the text. The main purpose of these task cards is to help students make real world connections between the ideas in readings, their

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Includes Bellriingers, Activities, and Discussions

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Othello Task Cards: Activities, Quizzes, Discussion Questions, Bell-Ringers

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Tired of discussing the same old questions when teaching William Shakespeare's play, Othello? Looking for a way to freshen up your unit or lesson plans? The 104 higher-level questions on these task cards cover all aspects of the novel and are designed to really get your

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Othello Themes Textual Analysis Activity 

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Othello Themes Textual Analysis Activity 

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Othello Themes Textual Analysis Activity

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Othello Themes Textual Analysis Activity → Includes editable files! Teaching Othello provides so many opportunities for explorations of theme. This is an engaging literary analysis activity to be used after students have read at least most of Othello.

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So what is Othello all about? Before you begin reading the play, watch the Discovery Education video The Plot of Othello and SparkNotes: Othello summary on YouTube. This will give you a good overview...