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THINKING ABOUT TEACHING A UNIT ON MEDIEVAL TIMES?

The following links are designed to give teachers some ideas for teaching a Medieval Unit.. It includes some background information, lesson plan ideas, as well as some just plain interesting information about what life was like during Medieval times. This list of resources is intended to enhance the curriculum organizer of the B.C. Grade Seven Social Studies Curriculum : Ancient World Civilizations. This includes looking at ancient world civilizations and cultures, connections between ancient and contemporary cultures, as well as cultural adaptation and preservation. Good Luck...

Kingdom of Acre. This site was created by a group dedicated to the education, understanding and appreciation of the Middle Ages.

Anthology of Middle English Literature. This site covers major writing from 1350 - 1485 and includes works by Geoffrey Chaucer, Sir Gawain, William Langland, Julian of Norwich, Margery Kempe, Sir Thomas Malory and Everyman. It also has Medieval Plays and Lyrics.

Castles on the Web is a site devoted to, surprisingly enough, castles throughout time and place.

Images of Medieval Art and Architecture is a site dedicated to art and architecture in and around England and France. It has some good maps and many interesting pictures.

The Labyrinth, one of the most extensive meta-lists of links to medieval resources, contains examples of lesson plans, exercises, and other tools used for teaching medieval studies to K-12 students. It's a searchable web server from Georgetown University.

Medieval Drama Sites
Role Playing Games

HERE ARE SOME OTHER LINKS THAT MAY PROVE INTERESTING. . .

Medieval History

A Latin Word List (1000 Latin Medieval Words)

Medieval Food

Medieval Weddings

"The overarching goal of social studies is to develop thoughtful, responsible, and active citizens who are able to acquire the requisite information to consider multiple perspectives and to make reasoned judgments." From the B.C. Ministry of Education I..R.P

This page used the Community Learning Network as a source.

THIS PAGE WAS CREATED BY SHAELA GOOD FOR ED B 363. Annotated List Index

Kingdom of Acre. This site was created by a group dedicated to the education, understanding and appreciation of the Middle Ages.
	Anthology of Middle English Literature. This site covers major writing from 1350 - 1485 and includes works by Geoffrey Chaucer, Sir Gawain, William Langland, Julian of Norwich, Margery Kempe, Sir Thomas Malory and Everyman. It also has Medieval Plays and Lyrics.
Castles on the Web is a site devoted to, surprisingly enough, castles throughout time and place.
	Images of Medieval Art and Architecture is a site dedicated to art and architecture in and around England and France. It has some good maps and many interesting pictures.
The Labyrinth, one of the most extensive meta-lists of links to medieval resources, contains examples of lesson plans, exercises, and other tools used for teaching medieval studies to K-12 students. It's a searchable web server from Georgetown University.