The Young Oxford History of Britain & Ireland
Discussion:
Re-enactment of the War of the Roses
Attempt not to be completely confused. Note apparent non-availability of names of English noblemen other than Edward, Henry, and Richard.
Activity:
History journal
(Re-enactment)
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Showing posts with label England. Show all posts
Thursday, June 12, 2014
Medieval Europe - War of the Roses
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
Medieval Europe - 100 Years War - Henry V and Joan of Arc
The Young Oxford History of Britain & Ireland
Joan of Arc by Diane Stanley
Joan of Arc by Josephine Poole and Angela Barrett
Discussion:
Henry V - Battle of Agincourt, premature death
Henry VI - king of England and France (kind of)
Joan of Arc fights for Charles VII
Activity:
Reenactments
History journal
Joan of Arc by Diane Stanley
Joan of Arc by Josephine Poole and Angela Barrett
Discussion:
Henry V - Battle of Agincourt, premature death
Henry VI - king of England and France (kind of)
Joan of Arc fights for Charles VII
Activity:
Reenactments
History journal
Labels:
Christianity,
England,
France,
Government,
History - Year 2,
Medieval Europe,
Religious Beliefs,
War
Tuesday, June 10, 2014
Medieval Europe - Richard II
The Young Oxford History of Britain & Ireland
Discussion:
Richard II - poll tax revolt
Conflicts with the nobility
Henry Bolingbroke - deposing Richard, becoming Henry IV
Activity:
History journal
Monarchy tree
Discussion:
Richard II - poll tax revolt
Conflicts with the nobility
Henry Bolingbroke - deposing Richard, becoming Henry IV
Activity:
History journal
Monarchy tree
Labels:
England,
Government,
History - Year 2,
Medieval Europe,
War
Sunday, June 8, 2014
Medieval Europe - 100 Years War - Origin and Early Conflicts
The Young Oxford History of Britain & Ireland
Discussion:
English holdings in France in 1330
Edward III and the Black Prince - claims to the French throne
Battles of Crecy and Poitiers - English victories
Activity:
History journal
Map study
Re-enactments
English succession activity
Discussion:
English holdings in France in 1330
Edward III and the Black Prince - claims to the French throne
Battles of Crecy and Poitiers - English victories
Activity:
History journal
Map study
Re-enactments
English succession activity
Labels:
England,
France,
Government,
History - Year 2,
Medieval Europe,
War
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
Medieval Europe - Robin Hood and the Charter of the Forest
Bartholomew's World - Robin Hood and Robert Grosseteste
Read-aloud: Robin Hood by Sarah Hayes
Discussion:
The Saladin tithe and other effects of the Crusades
Royal forest system - Robin Hood as hero
Charter of the Forest
Activity:
History journal
picture study - Robin Hood in the media
Read-aloud: Robin Hood by Sarah Hayes
Discussion:
The Saladin tithe and other effects of the Crusades
Royal forest system - Robin Hood as hero
Charter of the Forest
Activity:
History journal
picture study - Robin Hood in the media
Labels:
England,
History - Year 2,
Law,
Medieval Europe
Monday, January 20, 2014
Medieval Europe - Magna Carta
Bartholomew's World - Magna Carta
Discussion:
Limiting monarchial power
Due process of law
Establishment of individual rights
Activity:
History journal
Reading the Magna Carta
Discussion:
Limiting monarchial power
Due process of law
Establishment of individual rights
Activity:
History journal
Reading the Magna Carta
Labels:
England,
Government,
History - Year 2,
Law,
Medieval Europe
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Medieval Middle East - The Crusades - Third Crusade and Richard the Lionheart
Saladin: Noble Prince of Islam by Diane Stanley [Warning: This book is woefully one-sided]
The Crusades by Timothy Levi Biel
Discussion:
Call to the Third Crusade
Saladin's siege of Acre against Guy
Richard's campaigns against Saladin
Activity:
History journal
Map study
The Crusades by Timothy Levi Biel
Discussion:
Call to the Third Crusade
Saladin's siege of Acre against Guy
Richard's campaigns against Saladin
Activity:
History journal
Map study
Labels:
England,
Government,
Medieval Europe,
Medieval Middle East,
The Crusades,
War
Friday, January 10, 2014
Medieval Europe - The 12th-Century Renaissance
Read-Aloud: The Lais of Marie de France, Arthurian Romances by Chretien de Troyes
Discussion:
"Re-birth" of the arts and sciences in Europe
Flowering of culture, trade, technology
Centralization of government, expansion of cities
Activity:
History journal
Picture study - works from the 12th and 13th centuries, major painters and writers of the era
Recover from medieval feast of last night
Discussion:
"Re-birth" of the arts and sciences in Europe
Flowering of culture, trade, technology
Centralization of government, expansion of cities
Activity:
History journal
Picture study - works from the 12th and 13th centuries, major painters and writers of the era
Recover from medieval feast of last night
Labels:
Art,
Culture,
Education,
England,
France,
Government,
Medieval Europe
Wednesday, January 8, 2014
Medieval Europe - Music
On Secular Music and the texts of the songs presented
Read-Aloud: The Lais of Marie de France
Discussion:
Courtly love's influence on music
Types of musicians and music
Performance venues
Activity:
Listening to medieval music
Read-Aloud: The Lais of Marie de France
Discussion:
Courtly love's influence on music
Types of musicians and music
Performance venues
Activity:
Listening to medieval music
Labels:
Art,
Culture,
England,
France,
Germany,
History - Year 2,
Medieval Europe
Monday, January 6, 2014
Medieval Europe - Arthurian Romances and Courtly Love
Read Aloud: The Lais of Marie de France, Chretien de Troyes
Discussion:
Courtly love and chivalric ideals
Poetry based on King Arthur and his legends
Ideals of knighthood - modern ideas about the Middle Ages that persist from this time period
Activity:
History journal
Picture study: The Oxford History of Western Art
14th century depictions of Guenevere and Lancelot
19th century representations of courtly love:
John Keats, La Belle Dame sans Merci, and paintings
Leighton, God Speed! painting
Discussion:
Courtly love and chivalric ideals
Poetry based on King Arthur and his legends
Ideals of knighthood - modern ideas about the Middle Ages that persist from this time period
Activity:
History journal
Picture study: The Oxford History of Western Art
14th century depictions of Guenevere and Lancelot
19th century representations of courtly love:
John Keats, La Belle Dame sans Merci, and paintings
Leighton, God Speed! painting
Labels:
Art,
Culture,
England,
France,
History - Year 2,
Social Structures
Sunday, January 5, 2014
Medieval Europe - Henry II and Eleanor of Aquitaine
Don't Know Much About the Kings and Queens of England by Kenneth C. Davis
Read Aloud: The Lais of Marie de France
Discussion:
Marriage as political alliance - France and England
Henry vs. Thomas Becket
Henry and Eleanor's children and their many disagreements
Activity:
History journal
Family tree
Read Aloud: The Lais of Marie de France
Discussion:
Marriage as political alliance - France and England
Henry vs. Thomas Becket
Henry and Eleanor's children and their many disagreements
Activity:
History journal
Family tree
Labels:
England,
France,
Government,
History - Year 2,
Medieval Europe,
Social Structures,
War
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
Medieval Europe - Norman Invasion
The story of the Norman invasion as told through the Bayeux Tapestry, evaluating primary sources (where does it come from? Whose viewpoint is it? Is it reliable?)
Castles of the World by Gianni Guadalupe and Gabrielle Reina
Discussion:
Battle of Hastings
French influence on English language
William builds castles
Activity:
History journal
Map study - the invasion
Re-enactment of Battle of Hastings - Playmobil people
Castles of the World by Gianni Guadalupe and Gabrielle Reina
Discussion:
Battle of Hastings
French influence on English language
William builds castles
Activity:
History journal
Map study - the invasion
Re-enactment of Battle of Hastings - Playmobil people
Labels:
Art,
England,
France,
Government,
History - Year 2,
Medieval Europe,
War
Monday, December 2, 2013
Medieval Europe - Anglo-Saxons
Beowulf by Michael Morpurgo and Michael Foreman
The Venerable Bede
Sutton Hoo Slideshow
Discussion:
Anglo-Saxon origins - Sutton Hoo artifacts
Bede and Alfred the Great
Viking influences
Activity:
History journal
Picture study
The Venerable Bede
Sutton Hoo Slideshow
Discussion:
Anglo-Saxon origins - Sutton Hoo artifacts
Bede and Alfred the Great
Viking influences
Activity:
History journal
Picture study
Labels:
England,
History - Year 2,
Medieval Europe,
Vikings
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