WEEKLY LESSON PLAN
Teacher: Alena Hallack
Week of:
Feb 19, 2007
Subject: Europe during the Middle Ages
Topic: The Plague
Materials: PowerPoint and worksheets
Objectives:
Assess the effects of the plague, war, and famine on the economy of Western Europe.
Describe the role of the power of the church and the effect the Inquisition had on Europe.
Instruction/Guided Practice:
Independent Practice/Homework:
Monday
Holiday
Tuesday
Review for exam.
Game: “Survivor”
Homework
Study for exam
Wednesday
Chapter 11 Exam
Homework
none
Thursday
Q/R #1
Intro to the Black Plague “Ring around the roses”
The Black Plague PowerPoint and guide
Begin creating their own song about the Black Plague
Homework
Bring pictures from the black plague
Friday
Q/R #2
Video on the black plague (united streaming) 15 min
Go over vocabulary and timeline
Crossword puzzle
Quiz
Homework
none
Friday, February 16, 2007
Thursday, February 15, 2007
Study Guide for Chapter 11:
The Power of the Church
You will need to know the following terms for the exam:
crusade-
infidels-
The Holy Land-
A crusader-
Saladin-
The Horns of Hattin-
First crusade-
Second crusade-
Third crusade-
Fourth crusade-
King Richard “the Lion heart” of England-
Pope Gregory VIII-
Emperor Frederick I-
Pope Innocent III-
Hagia Sophia
classic
patriarch
icon
schism
Constantinople
Pope Gregory III
Patriarch Cerularius
Seljuk Turks
Clergy:
excommunication:
Salvation
tithe
university
cathedral
pope
31. Gothic
Pope Gregory VII
Concordat of Worms
Answer the following areas for the exam:
Identify church officials from low to high.
Know the church of the East and the church of the West
The Byzantine Empire: who invaded it and what made them wealthy.
Who could read or write during the middle age?
How was the Fourth crusade different from the first crusade?
Whose death allowed for the Muslims to take over Jerusalem?
What is a crusade? Who fought it and why?
How many soldiers headed the call for the first crusade?
What was a French-Knight crusader called?
When did the Christians? When did the Muslims take it back?
What was the most important crusader state?
What does Manu Scriptus mean?
What marked the end of the Middle Ages?
What medieval architecture was the most used?
What happened at the end of the crusades?
In the 1200’s, how did painters often express their beliefs?
Who were the Turks?
What is a coat of arms?
What was the most popular animals used for the coat of arms?
What was the movie “Kingdom of Heaven” about?
The Power of the Church
You will need to know the following terms for the exam:
crusade-
infidels-
The Holy Land-
A crusader-
Saladin-
The Horns of Hattin-
First crusade-
Second crusade-
Third crusade-
Fourth crusade-
King Richard “the Lion heart” of England-
Pope Gregory VIII-
Emperor Frederick I-
Pope Innocent III-
Hagia Sophia
classic
patriarch
icon
schism
Constantinople
Pope Gregory III
Patriarch Cerularius
Seljuk Turks
Clergy:
excommunication:
Salvation
tithe
university
cathedral
pope
31. Gothic
Pope Gregory VII
Concordat of Worms
Answer the following areas for the exam:
Identify church officials from low to high.
Know the church of the East and the church of the West
The Byzantine Empire: who invaded it and what made them wealthy.
Who could read or write during the middle age?
How was the Fourth crusade different from the first crusade?
Whose death allowed for the Muslims to take over Jerusalem?
What is a crusade? Who fought it and why?
How many soldiers headed the call for the first crusade?
What was a French-Knight crusader called?
When did the Christians? When did the Muslims take it back?
What was the most important crusader state?
What does Manu Scriptus mean?
What marked the end of the Middle Ages?
What medieval architecture was the most used?
What happened at the end of the crusades?
In the 1200’s, how did painters often express their beliefs?
Who were the Turks?
What is a coat of arms?
What was the most popular animals used for the coat of arms?
What was the movie “Kingdom of Heaven” about?
WEEKLY LESSON PLAN
Teacher: Alena Hallack
Week of:
Feb 13th
Subject: The Crusades
Topic: The loss of Jerusalem
Materials: Video and video guide
Objectives:
Assess the positive and negative effect of the Crusades.
Compare and contrast the historical facts to historical fiction.
Observe the cause of the 3rd crusade and the fall of Jerusalem
Monday
Finish coat of arms (due Friday)
Tuesday
Background of the rise of Saladin and the events that led to the third crusade
Watch ‘Kingdom of Heaven” with video guide
Homework
Study and review the study guide for the exam on Feb 21st.
Finish shields if not finished in class (due Friday)
Wednesday
Watch “Kingdom of Heaven” with video guide
Homework
Study and review the study guide for the exam on Feb 21st.
Thursday
Watch “Kingdom of Heaven” with video guide
Homework
Study and review the study guide for the exam on Feb 21st.
Friday
Watch “Kingdom of Heaven” with video guide
Homework
Study and review the study guide for the exam on Feb 21st.
Assessment: Exam on Chapter 11-Feb 21
Comments: * They MAY use their study guide for the exam
Teacher: Alena Hallack
Week of:
Feb 13th
Subject: The Crusades
Topic: The loss of Jerusalem
Materials: Video and video guide
Objectives:
Assess the positive and negative effect of the Crusades.
Compare and contrast the historical facts to historical fiction.
Observe the cause of the 3rd crusade and the fall of Jerusalem
Monday
Finish coat of arms (due Friday)
Tuesday
Background of the rise of Saladin and the events that led to the third crusade
Watch ‘Kingdom of Heaven” with video guide
Homework
Study and review the study guide for the exam on Feb 21st.
Finish shields if not finished in class (due Friday)
Wednesday
Watch “Kingdom of Heaven” with video guide
Homework
Study and review the study guide for the exam on Feb 21st.
Thursday
Watch “Kingdom of Heaven” with video guide
Homework
Study and review the study guide for the exam on Feb 21st.
Friday
Watch “Kingdom of Heaven” with video guide
Homework
Study and review the study guide for the exam on Feb 21st.
Assessment: Exam on Chapter 11-Feb 21
Comments: * They MAY use their study guide for the exam
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