A WORD ABOUT LATE WORK

As of February 2, any work that is considered "classwork" (to be completed in class) will not be accepted late. If it is not turned in when it is due (during class), it will be a zero.

Thursday, December 11, 2008

Medieval Times Project

Medieval Times Project
  • Choose 2 of the following. 1 quiz grade. Due December 17 (1st), December 18 (4th) (or 19th if you are present)
  • For needed extra credit, choose 3 (1 additional to the 2 assigned). This will replace a quiz or daily grade with 100. Completing additional activities will earn additional points determined by effort and creativity.

    1. Headpiece: Design and create a helmet or hennin. See me for patterns.
    2. Heraldry: Design and create a coat of arms. Include symbols related to who you are and an explanation for these on the back. These symbols can be found here: http://www.digiserve.com/heraldry/symbols.htm See me for shield template.
    3. Armor: Create pieces of armor or dress a doll in armor. Label and give a description (purpose) for each piece of armor. Include at least 6 pieces. Armor can be found here: http://home.messiah.edu/~gdaub/armor/picgloss.htm.
    4. Weaponry: Create 3 models of medieval weapons. Label and write a description of each weapon. Examples can be found here: http://www.medievaltimes.com/friends_and_foes/weaponry.php
    5. Castle/Fortress: Design and create or sketch a medieval castle. Include and label at least 5 parts of a castle. Parts of a castle can be found here: http://www.quazen.com/Arts/Architecture/Medieval-England-1-Parts-of-a-Castle.132116
    6. Food: Find a popular food or recipe from medieval times. Prepare the dish. Bring enough for the class. Include a description.
    7. Entertainment: Find information on a popular medieval game. Bring instructions and any thing required to play the game.
    8. Holiday: Research a holiday celebrated or recognized during the Middle Ages. Draw a picture or bring an item that symbolizes the holiday. Write a brief description (including date) of the holiday and how it was celebrated. Holidays can be found here: http://www.medieval.net/medievalholidays.htm.
    9. Medieval Clothing: Research 3 types of medieval clothing. Find several examples of each. Write a description for each. What were they made of? Who wore them? What was their purpose? Include at least 2 pictures for each with your descriptions.
    10. Knights of the Round Table: Research 3 knights of the round table. Design a creative graphic organizer including at least 3 images, 3 quotes about the knight, 5 pieces of general information/characteristics, and at least 1 piece of additional notable information.
    11. King Arthur’s Family Tree: Research Arthur’s family and create a family tree. Be creative. Be thorough. Include names, descriptions, pictures, and color.

1 comment:

Doc said...

On the subject of medieval food, please feel free to contact me if I can help you or your students in any way.

Daniel Myers
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