by CCash | Sep 23, 2023 | Blog, DIY History
Hello there, I’m Cassidy Cash. Welcome to That Shakespeare Life, this week is another episode of DIY History, where we try out games, recipes, and crafts from the life of William Shakespeare. The advent of paper arrived in Europe with the Printing Press, in the...
by CCash | Dec 3, 2022 | Blog, DIY History
Get printable supply lists and step by step instructions for activities like this one inside our member’s area where you can cook, play, and create your way through the life of William Shakespeare. Become a Member. In Shakespeare’s lifetime, the...
by CCash | Nov 12, 2022 | Blog, DIY History
Join as a member of That Shakespeare Life and we’ll send you a new kit every month that includes everything you need to complete activities like this one at home, or in your classroom. Explore membership In our recent podcast episode with Elisa Tersigni, we...
by CCash | Oct 29, 2022 | Blog, DIY History
Our show is powered by Patrons who get special extras for their support. Sign up to be a patron today! On our podcast this week, we shared the history of Pompions, or pumpkins, for Shakespeare’s lifetime, and we discussed specifically Pompion Pye. Listen to our...
by CCash | Oct 22, 2022 | Blog, DIY History
This website contains affiliate links. Our platform is supported by Patrons. Sign up to get printables of recipes like this one and other benefits when you support our show on Patreon In our recent episode of That Shakespeare Life, we talked with our guest, Sam Bilton...
by CCash | Oct 15, 2022 | Blog, DIY History
Queen Elizabeth I is supposed to have played at bowls. On 19 July 1588, English Vice-Admiral Sir Francis Drake allegedly was playing bowls at Plymouth Hoe when the arrival of the Spanish Armada was announced, replying “We have time enough to finish the game and...
