Romeo & Juliet Hexagonal Thinking Diagram | Character, Theme, Context, Motif
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Create hexagonal thinking diagrams for Shakespeare's play Romeo and Juliet by matching the sides and explaining the connections! 116 hexagon pieces provided to choose from - simply print, cut and go.
Students draw links between characters, themes, motifs, symbols, context and devices. Each hexagon piece has the information and a visual prompt clearly displayed. Fast finishers can color or embellish their hexagons!
UPDATE: Now includes duplicate pages allowing for spellings of Friar Laurence or Friar Lawrence depending on the copy of the text used.
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Great for teamwork, or allow more able students to work independently on the hexagon diagram pieces with the smaller hex piece version, printable onto a single page.
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