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Hi Reader, It’s a goooood time of year here at Read-Aloud Revival. The Summer Adventure (yes! Shakespeare Summer!) has landed, and we’re about to have a simple and utterly delightful summer. Here's my take on Shakespeare: It's not something you do for school. Shakespeare himself wrote plays to be performed on stages—for audiences and performers alike to experience the breadth of the human experience in all of its comedic and tragic glory. “Study” Shakespeare for school? No thanks. I’d rather my kids fall head-over-heels—to want to read and watch and experience MORE of Shakespeare’s plays. The good news is that when you do Shakespeare well, your kids will:
And it won’t feel anything like school. Guaranteed. The good news: We’ve made this easier than ever. Shakespeare Summer is available now in RAR Premium. 🌟 IT'S FLEXIBLEMake your way through the As You Like It Guide over any 4 weeks this entire summer. It can be 4 weeks in a row, or spread out in between trips and other summer happenings. 📍 IT'S SIMPLEWe’ve done all the heavy lifting for you. Simply:
It’s all laid out step by step in the Summer Adventure Guide. 💛 IT'S FOR THE WHOLE FAMILYHomeschooling is about connections, and your whole family can connect this summer through Shakespeare. Say yes to a low-stress, high-delight Shakespeare Summer.And . . . if you still really insist on calling Shakespeare a school subject, then you win. 😏 Because that means you’ll have gotten a whole subject done before the new school year starts . . . and it won’t feel anything like school. Get Shakespeare Summer in RAR's Summer Adventure. xo, Sarah Mackenzie P.S. Got little ones? We've got something special for you, too! 👀 Come take a look. |
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