Here is the pilgrim outline. Good luck on the test!
Pilgrims Outline
Welcome! This blog is a resource created in conjunction with my American and British Literature classes. As we progress, I will be posting assignments, blog response questions, and supplementary resources.
Friday, October 21, 2011
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
10/5 Canterbury Tales General Prologue
EQ: How does Chaucer use the pilgrims in The Canterbury Tales General Prologue to characterize the social classes of medieval Europe?
Activator: Introduce pilgrim assignment
Teaching Strategy
Students get into pilgrim groups
Assist one another in completing the pilgrim graphic organizer
Work together to complete the pilgrim questions
Review as a class
Summarizer
How do the social classes of that era match up to the social classes in a high school?
Homework
Finish The Canterbury Tales General Prologue
Monday, October 3, 2011
10/3 Medieval Literature Web Quest
EQ: How did the events of the Battle of Hastings impact the continuity and change of the world today?
Activator: Predict what the most important event in English history was.
Teaching Strategy
Medieval Literature WebQuest
Six groups of four. Three stations required for each group: The Battle of Hastings, The Feudal System, and The Protestant Reformation.
At the station, students must complete their study guide using the media provided them.
The following are the links to use to assist in the WebQuest:e P
The Battle of Hastings
BBC Two: Battle of Hastings Video
Wikipedia: The Battle of Hastings 1066
The Feudal System
Medieval Mind: Power Part 1
Feudalism
The Protestant Reformation
The Politics of Belief Part 1
The Protestant Reformation
Summarizer
Study Guide Review
Homework
Read Chaucer and Canterbury Tales General Prologue (138-142) Stop at "To Canterbury, as you heard me say."
Take NOTES! Quiz Tomorrow!
Activator: Predict what the most important event in English history was.
Teaching Strategy
Medieval Literature WebQuest
Six groups of four. Three stations required for each group: The Battle of Hastings, The Feudal System, and The Protestant Reformation.
At the station, students must complete their study guide using the media provided them.
The following are the links to use to assist in the WebQuest:e P
The Battle of Hastings
BBC Two: Battle of Hastings Video
Wikipedia: The Battle of Hastings 1066
The Feudal System
Medieval Mind: Power Part 1
Feudalism
The Protestant Reformation
The Politics of Belief Part 1
The Protestant Reformation
Summarizer
Study Guide Review
Homework
Read Chaucer and Canterbury Tales General Prologue (138-142) Stop at "To Canterbury, as you heard me say."
Take NOTES! Quiz Tomorrow!
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