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Title - Julius Caesar
By - Melissa Borghorst; Eric Kilmer; Tonyia Jenkins; Consuela Pender; April Gilliam; Cheryl Dickson; Robert Vickery
Subject - Language Arts, Multidisciplinary
Grade Level - 9-12
Here's some ideas for activities on Julius Caesar that could be presented as options for your class:
1. Design a memo or email message from the soothsayer to Julius Caesar.
2. Design a fax message from Artimedorus to Julius Caesar.
3. Design a fake web page for Julius Caesar.
4. Design a fake web page for the conspirators.
5. Write a scene that is not in the play, like a conversation between Portia and Brutus, where he tells her his plan to kill Caesar.
6. Draw a comic strip of one scene.
7. Write a letter to Brutus with good opinions of him.
8. Make a bulleted list of Cassius's plan to convince Brutus to join the conspiracy.
9. Make a three-column list of who is for, against, and undecided.
10. Describe Antony before and after Caesar's death.
11. Write a resume of a conspirator.
12. Develop an armed forces ad, recruiting conspirators.
13. Write Caesar's will.
14. Compare and contrast Brutus and Antony's speeches.
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