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05-06-2016, 01:32 PM
http://www.janesutcliffe.com/wills-words-free-poster
Will’s Words–FREE Poster
What’s the best way to get your “money’s worth?” By getting something for FREE! Get a FREE Will’s Words poster to display in your library or classroom, just by asking.
The front features a gorgeous full-color image of the book, Will’s Words: How William Shakespeare Changed the Way You Talk, by Jane Sutcliffe, illustrated by John Shelley, as well as some lovely images of old London from the book. The reverse includes Shakespeare-themed activities including:
Finish Will’s Words crossword puzzle
Match the phrase to the play game
Glossary of stage terms (oh, that’s why it’s called “upstage!”)
Don’t Just Read Shakespeare, Do Shakespeare activities
Just contact me at janeATjanesutcliffeDOTcom to get your free poster. Include the words “Will’s Words Poster” in the subject line. And while I would appreciate it if you would share a photo of the poster displayed in your library or classroom (or even in your mini-van) on social media, this is not required. I just want to get you a poster. Offer good while supplies last, and then “what’s done is done.”
Will’s Words–FREE Poster
What’s the best way to get your “money’s worth?” By getting something for FREE! Get a FREE Will’s Words poster to display in your library or classroom, just by asking.
The front features a gorgeous full-color image of the book, Will’s Words: How William Shakespeare Changed the Way You Talk, by Jane Sutcliffe, illustrated by John Shelley, as well as some lovely images of old London from the book. The reverse includes Shakespeare-themed activities including:
Finish Will’s Words crossword puzzle
Match the phrase to the play game
Glossary of stage terms (oh, that’s why it’s called “upstage!”)
Don’t Just Read Shakespeare, Do Shakespeare activities
Just contact me at janeATjanesutcliffeDOTcom to get your free poster. Include the words “Will’s Words Poster” in the subject line. And while I would appreciate it if you would share a photo of the poster displayed in your library or classroom (or even in your mini-van) on social media, this is not required. I just want to get you a poster. Offer good while supplies last, and then “what’s done is done.”