Blanket, gossip, assassination, champion, generous. What do these words have in common? They were all coined by Shakespeare (or was it Shackespe, Shaxberrd, or Shake-Speare?) and are still in use today. Fustilarian, trundletail, gorbellied? Also coined by The Bard but no longer used. Such fascinating facts are included in a presentation designed to accompany a lecture (not included) on England’s most famous playwright and poet. Preview the presentation to see if it would work with your class.