Shakespeare Feud! - Bard's Idioms in a PowerPoint Team Game!

NEW! PerfettoWritingRoom is happy to bring you 21 beautiful, fully illustrated slides (with animations). This is a PowerPoint, secured as a PDF.
Each Shakespearean quote is NOW fully ATTRIBUTED - under each idiomatic expression you will find the play from which the phrase derived (Coriolanus, Hamlet, Henry IV, Macbeth, and more!).
Shakespeare Feud allows instructors to allay students' fears about reading Shakespeare, and gets them ready to dive in with enthusiasm. See the preview and thumbnails for full color photos.

It helps students relax when they know how many commonly used idiomatic expressions were invented or popularized by Shakespeare! This presentation and game has fill-in-the-blank expressions derived from Shakespeare on each slide, with each answer conveniently located in a small icon on the next "page."

In teams, students can compete against each other for bragging rights, while also lowering their apprehensions. Shakespeare Feud is a fantastic introduction to Shakespeare, idioms, or can be used as closing activity to your Shakespeare unit. Please note that Shakespeare Feud ends with a note about Shakespeare and his contribution to the English language.
Just some of the idioms included are:
1. All that glitters in not gold.
2. Every dog will have his day.
3. There's a method to my madness.
4. Eat him out of house and home.
5. Going on a wild goose chase.
6. Beware of the green-eyed monster.
7. Too much of a good thing.
8. Oh Brave new world that has such people in it!
9. Wear your heart on your sleeve.

AND MUCH MORE!!! 21 phrases total, all now fully attributed!