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
Showing posts with label Medieval Europe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Medieval Europe. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
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
Friday, June 6, 2014
Medieval Europe - The Canterbury Tales - Tales II
Chaucer's Canterbury Tales by Marcia Williams
Read-aloud: The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer
Discussion:
Read several tales - social rankings, making fun of other professions/pilgrims, sense of humor
Activity:
Draw last 10 pilgrims
History journal
Read-aloud: The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer
Discussion:
Read several tales - social rankings, making fun of other professions/pilgrims, sense of humor
Activity:
Draw last 10 pilgrims
History journal
Thursday, June 5, 2014
Medieval Europe - The Canterbury Tales - Tales I
Chaucer's Canterbury Tales by Marcia Williams
Read-aloud: The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer
Discussion:
Read several tales - discuss professions, descriptions of pilgrims
Activity:
Draw 10 more pilgrims
History journal
Read-aloud: The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer
Discussion:
Read several tales - discuss professions, descriptions of pilgrims
Activity:
Draw 10 more pilgrims
History journal
Wednesday, June 4, 2014
Medieval Europe - The Canterbury Tales - Geoffrey Chaucer
Chaucer's Canterbury Tales by Marcia Williams
Read-aloud: The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer
Discussion:
Chaucer's life
Origins of the tales
The prologue - meet the pilgrims
Activity:
Draw 10 of the pilgrims
History journal
Map/picture study (Canterbury)
Read-aloud: The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer
Discussion:
Chaucer's life
Origins of the tales
The prologue - meet the pilgrims
Activity:
Draw 10 of the pilgrims
History journal
Map/picture study (Canterbury)
Monday, June 2, 2014
Medieval Europe - Black Death - Spread and Mortality Rates
Medieval Medicine and the Plague by Lynne Elliot
Discussion:
How the plague spread
Rates of infection
Mortality, affect on burial customs
Activity:
Picture study
History journal
Map study
Discussion:
How the plague spread
Rates of infection
Mortality, affect on burial customs
Activity:
Picture study
History journal
Map study
Labels:
Black Death,
History - Year 2,
Medicine,
Medieval Europe
Sunday, June 1, 2014
Medieval Europe - The Black Death - Origins and Types
Medieval Medicine and the Plague by Lynne Elliot
Discussion:
Origins of the Black Death
Types of infections
Activity:
History journal
Picture study (Oxford Illustrated History of the Middle Ages and Der Schatz des Amplonius)
Discussion:
Origins of the Black Death
Types of infections
Activity:
History journal
Picture study (Oxford Illustrated History of the Middle Ages and Der Schatz des Amplonius)
Labels:
Black Death,
History - Year 2,
Medicine,
Medieval Europe
Wednesday, May 21, 2014
Medieval Europe - The Papacy - Wandering Popes and the Avignon Papacy
Discussion:
Italian political rivalries
Instability in the Papal States
The Pope is forced to leave Rome and then Italy
Activity:
History journal
Map study
Italian political rivalries
Instability in the Papal States
The Pope is forced to leave Rome and then Italy
Activity:
History journal
Map study
Monday, February 3, 2014
Medieval Europe - Marco Polo - Childhood and Early Travels
Marco Polo: The Boy Who Traveled the Medieval World by Nick McCarty
Discussion:
Marco Polo grows up in Venice
Marco's father and uncle travel throughout Asia and the Middle East
Why travel took so long back then
Activity:
History journal
Blank map of Europe and Asia (need to print it full size or this is pointless) - mark important stops on Niccolo and Maffeo's trip, and their route from Venice to Mongolia and back; learn/review important regions, rivers, and mountains in northern Asia and the Middle East
Discussion:
Marco Polo grows up in Venice
Marco's father and uncle travel throughout Asia and the Middle East
Why travel took so long back then
Activity:
History journal
Blank map of Europe and Asia (need to print it full size or this is pointless) - mark important stops on Niccolo and Maffeo's trip, and their route from Venice to Mongolia and back; learn/review important regions, rivers, and mountains in northern Asia and the Middle East
Thursday, January 30, 2014
Medieval Europe - Frederick II
The Crusades by Timothy Levi Biel
Discussion:
Wars with popes/other entities
Centralization of government; efficient state bureaucracy
Crusade accomplishments through diplomacy
Activity:
History journal
Discussion:
Wars with popes/other entities
Centralization of government; efficient state bureaucracy
Crusade accomplishments through diplomacy
Activity:
History journal
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Medieval Europe - Art in the 12th-13th Centuries
The Oxford Illustrated History of Medieval Europe
History of Western Art
Discussion:
Developments in style from post-Carolingian era to post-Dante
Symbolic representations in religious art
Recognizing provenance
Activity:
Field trip to the National Gallery of Art
History of Western Art
Discussion:
Developments in style from post-Carolingian era to post-Dante
Symbolic representations in religious art
Recognizing provenance
Activity:
Field trip to the National Gallery of Art
Tuesday, January 28, 2014
Medieval Europe - Dante Alighieri
Read-aloud: The Inferno, ed. Mark Musa (skip the Florentine bits)
Discussion:
Life of Dante - general mess of Italian political states and the papacy
Divine Comedy - influences from Catholic theology and Scholastic physics
Influence
Activity:
History journal - draw a schema of the Inferno
Maps and Charts about the Comedy, Florence, Aristotelian science
Discussion:
Life of Dante - general mess of Italian political states and the papacy
Divine Comedy - influences from Catholic theology and Scholastic physics
Influence
Activity:
History journal - draw a schema of the Inferno
Maps and Charts about the Comedy, Florence, Aristotelian science
Labels:
Art,
Culture,
History - Year 2,
Italy,
Medieval Europe
Monday, January 27, 2014
Medieval Europe - Albertus Magnus, Thomas Aquinas, Bonaventure
Albertus Magnus - Bartholomew's World
Bonaventure - Bartholomew's World
The Treasury of Saints & Martyrs by Margaret Mulvihill
Loyola Kids Book of Saints by Amy Welborn
Discussion:
Albert as a scientist - experiments
Thomas Aquinas - major contributions
Bonaventure - mysticism and theology
Activity:
History journal
Take a look at Thomas' handwriting - (it's the second one, not the illuminated folio)
Bonaventure - Bartholomew's World
The Treasury of Saints & Martyrs by Margaret Mulvihill
Loyola Kids Book of Saints by Amy Welborn
Discussion:
Albert as a scientist - experiments
Thomas Aquinas - major contributions
Bonaventure - mysticism and theology
Activity:
History journal
Take a look at Thomas' handwriting - (it's the second one, not the illuminated folio)
Friday, January 24, 2014
Medieval Europe - Scholasticism
Bartholomew's World - What is scholasticism?
Important Authors of the Scholastic tradition
Discussion:
Aristotle, Averroes, and Avicenna
Major western thinkers
Theories of motion, psychology, elements, humors
Activity:
History journal
Draw a map outlining where the interior senses are in the brain, see Algazel on the Interior Senses
Important Authors of the Scholastic tradition
Discussion:
Aristotle, Averroes, and Avicenna
Major western thinkers
Theories of motion, psychology, elements, humors
Activity:
History journal
Draw a map outlining where the interior senses are in the brain, see Algazel on the Interior Senses
Labels:
Education,
History - Year 2,
Medieval Europe
Thursday, January 23, 2014
Medieval Europe - St. Francis and St. Dominic
The Treasury of Saints and Martyrs by Margaret Mulvihill
Read-aloud: Francis and Clare: The Complete Works
The Illustrated World Encyclopedia of Saints
Discussion:
Effects of the Crusades - poverty and the way of the cross
St. Francis and St. Dominic - radically different approaches to holiness
Activity:
History journal
Visit Franciscan Monastery
Read-aloud: Francis and Clare: The Complete Works
The Illustrated World Encyclopedia of Saints
Discussion:
Effects of the Crusades - poverty and the way of the cross
St. Francis and St. Dominic - radically different approaches to holiness
Activity:
History journal
Visit Franciscan Monastery
Labels:
Christianity,
History - Year 2,
Italy,
Medieval Europe,
Spain
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
Friday, January 17, 2014
Medieval Europe and Medieval Middle East - The Crusades - Effects of the Crusades on Muslim and Christian States
The Crusades by Timothy Levi Biel
Discussion:
Financial difficulties of European states and citizens
Attitudes of Muslims towards Christians and vice versa
Exchange of information and culture, East and West
Trade routes, rise of trading cities, mercantilism
Activity:
History journal
Map study - trade routes, trading cities
Discussion:
Financial difficulties of European states and citizens
Attitudes of Muslims towards Christians and vice versa
Exchange of information and culture, East and West
Trade routes, rise of trading cities, mercantilism
Activity:
History journal
Map study - trade routes, trading cities
Labels:
History - Year 2,
History Review,
Medieval Europe,
Medieval Middle East,
Medieval World,
The Crusades
Thursday, January 16, 2014
Medieval Europe - Frederick Barbarossa and the Holy Roman Empire
The Crusades by Timothy Levi Biel
Discussion:
Investiture Controversy - weakening of German influence and power
Italian campaigns
"Holy" Roman Empire established
Third Crusade and death
Activity:
History journal
Map study
Picture study - Cologne Cathedral, reliquary of the three kings, Bust of Frederick
Discussion:
Investiture Controversy - weakening of German influence and power
Italian campaigns
"Holy" Roman Empire established
Third Crusade and death
Activity:
History journal
Map study
Picture study - Cologne Cathedral, reliquary of the three kings, Bust of Frederick
Labels:
Germany,
Government,
History - Year 2,
Italy,
Medieval Europe,
The Crusades,
War
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