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teachmoments: I wanted to take today to show off some of the fantastic posters my students have created in response to our Romeo & Juliet/Movie update project. The task was to take a scene from Act IV of R&J and use that scene as a springboard to pitch a new take on the famous play.  As you can see from some of these, my students did a FANTASTIC job of coming up with compelling new ways to translate the story. It’s really easy to see, when looking at these, how the kids translated the central Montague/Capulet feud into a variety of different takes.  I’m really proud of the kids. I’ve been doing this project for three years and these are some of the best takes on it I’ve seen.
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teachmoments: I wanted to take today to show off some of the fantastic posters my students have created in response to our Romeo & Juliet/Movie update project. The task was to take a scene from Act IV of R&J and use that scene as a springboard to pitch a new take on the famous play.  As you can see from some of these, my students did a FANTASTIC job of coming up with compelling new ways to translate the story. It’s really easy to see, when looking at these, how the kids translated the central Montague/Capulet feud into a variety of different takes.  I’m really proud of the kids. I’ve been doing this project for three years and these are some of the best takes on it I’ve seen.
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teachmoments: I wanted to take today to show off some of the fantastic posters my students have created in response to our Romeo & Juliet/Movie update project. The task was to take a scene from Act IV of R&J and use that scene as a springboard to pitch a new take on the famous play.  As you can see from some of these, my students did a FANTASTIC job of coming up with compelling new ways to translate the story. It’s really easy to see, when looking at these, how the kids translated the central Montague/Capulet feud into a variety of different takes.  I’m really proud of the kids. I’ve been doing this project for three years and these are some of the best takes on it I’ve seen.
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teachmoments: I wanted to take today to show off some of the fantastic posters my students have created in response to our Romeo & Juliet/Movie update project. The task was to take a scene from Act IV of R&J and use that scene as a springboard to pitch a new take on the famous play.  As you can see from some of these, my students did a FANTASTIC job of coming up with compelling new ways to translate the story. It’s really easy to see, when looking at these, how the kids translated the central Montague/Capulet feud into a variety of different takes.  I’m really proud of the kids. I’ve been doing this project for three years and these are some of the best takes on it I’ve seen.
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teachmoments: I wanted to take today to show off some of the fantastic posters my students have created in response to our Romeo & Juliet/Movie update project. The task was to take a scene from Act IV of R&J and use that scene as a springboard to pitch a new take on the famous play.  As you can see from some of these, my students did a FANTASTIC job of coming up with compelling new ways to translate the story. It’s really easy to see, when looking at these, how the kids translated the central Montague/Capulet feud into a variety of different takes.  I’m really proud of the kids. I’ve been doing this project for three years and these are some of the best takes on it I’ve seen.
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teachmoments: I wanted to take today to show off some of the fantastic posters my students have created in response to our Romeo & Juliet/Movie update project. The task was to take a scene from Act IV of R&J and use that scene as a springboard to pitch a new take on the famous play.  As you can see from some of these, my students did a FANTASTIC job of coming up with compelling new ways to translate the story. It’s really easy to see, when looking at these, how the kids translated the central Montague/Capulet feud into a variety of different takes.  I’m really proud of the kids. I’ve been doing this project for three years and these are some of the best takes on it I’ve seen.
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teachmoments:

I wanted to take today to show off some of the fantastic posters my students have created in response to our Romeo & Juliet/Movie update project. The task was to take a scene from Act IV of R&J and use that scene as a springboard to pitch a new take on the famous play. 

As you can see from some of these, my students did a FANTASTIC job of coming up with compelling new ways to translate the story. It’s really easy to see, when looking at these, how the kids translated the central Montague/Capulet feud into a variety of different takes. 

I’m really proud of the kids. I’ve been doing this project for three years and these are some of the best takes on it I’ve seen.

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