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If only Shakespeare knew, how many people and countries would get to know and love his works, hundreds of years later...

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Very nicely done, by Emma and Anne-Claire, this witty, playful reference to one of Shakespeare's best known lines (from Hamlet).

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Shakespeare's verse shows us society as it is, in all its variety. Created by Henri and Hadrien (Brussels). Here they gave an original twist to the many 'Dog Mint' memes circulating on social media these days. They rephrased the typical meme text to something the Bard himself could have written.

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Shakespeare looks happy here, from every angle. Gabriel and Natan created this GIF as Shakespeare's poetry always makes them feel good.

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Writing poetry or plays is such hard work

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Writing poetry or plays is such hard work

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Done by Norah and Jens focusing on similarities between student's life and writer's life. Different colours reflect different moods.

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Shakespeare had a great sense of humour, so have his fans

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Shakespeare had a great sense of humour, so have his fans

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Can you read the symbolism in this GIF by Emilya and Kenza from Brussels? Shakespeare's influence on English literature and literature worldwide is immense!

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Sonia and Olaf created this GIF, celebrating English Language Day. Her own curly hair reminded Sonia of Shakespeare's and the colours they used reflect the Belgian flag: black, yellow and red.

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England’s National Poet, William Shakespeare poured the world of English Literature with innumerable emotions and carved many romantic sagas, tragedies and comedies which are still inspiring the contemporary writers and poets in the 21st century!

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source of image:
Viola in Shakespeare's Twelfth night. Stipple engraving by W.H. Mote, 1836, after Meadows after W. Shakespeare. από τον/την William Shakespeare - Wellcome Collection, United Kingdom - CC BY.

https://www.europeana.eu/el/item/9200579/fgarymrw

and one more gif version here:
https://www.kapwing.com/videos/626563984e3d2c00a6cd4d8f

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Hamlet and Juliet (Andreas Galanos-Greece)

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Hamlet and Juliet (Andreas Galanos-Greece)

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made using "'Paul Wiecke als Hamlet by Herzfeld, Martin (Herstellung) (Fotograf) - Deutsche Fotothek, Germany - Public Domain."
https://www.europeana.eu/en/item/188/item_2QPIO7RJVACKPBYMYMHBVPWF2NYGNUG7

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English Language Day is celebrated today on account of Shakespeare's birthday. As well as being the English language's most famous playwright, Shakespeare also had a huge impact on modern-day English.

The ESL eTwinning featured Group is inviting you to celebrate this day together with our 20488 members! How?

1.      Visit the https://www.europeana.eu/en portal and browse Shakespeare’s plays, characters, books etc

2.      Choose an image which is copyright free

3.      Create a GIF with your students or on your own, with https://giphy.com/

4.      Here is an example https://media.giphy.com/media/oveqQA2LxpwYg/giphy.gif

5.      Post your gif on the padlet wall available (go to the Group’s space http://bit.ly/eslgroup

6.      The most voted GIF will be disseminated on social media and the winner will be given the floor to run a webinar for the ESL Group!

7.      Share you work using the hashtags #etwinning #europeanaeducation