WEEKLY LESSON PLAN
Teacher: Alena Hallack
Week of: March 12, 2007
Subject: The Renaissance
Topic: Renaissance Life and the Renaissance in Northern Europe
Materials: PowerPoint Presentation
Objectives:
1. Explain how the ideas of the Italian Renaissance spread to northern Europe.
2. Describe some of the artist, writers, and scientist of the northern Renaissance and list their achievements.
3. Describe the accomplishments of William Shakespeare and his contributions to the Renaissance.Monday
Question/Reflection #7
Renaissance Rome
Michangelo/Raphael/Boticelli
Greatest artist worksheet
Video: Michelangelo
Homework
Greatest Artist worksheet if not done in class
Tuesday
Question/Reflection # 8
Northern Renaissance
Power Point and notes
Music of the Renaissance
Homework
Music of the Renaissance if not finished
Wednesday
Video: All About the Renaissance part II.
Crossword and Video guide
Homework
Finish video guide and crossword
Thursday
Shakespeare PowerPoint notes
1. Shakespeare survey
2. Scrambled Shakespeare.
3. Hear Ye Hear Ye worksheet
Chapter 12 Lesson 4 hwk
Homework
Chapter 12 Lesson 4 Study Guide
Friday
No school-Parent teacher conferences
Assessment: Exam for Periods 1-4 on March 19th and Exam for Periods 5 and 6 on March 20thComments: Exams are on different days due to the special schedule for International Day.
Monday, March 05, 2007
WEEKLY LESSON PLAN
Teacher: Alena Hallack
Week of: March 5, 2007
Subject: The Renaissance
Topic: The Political and Economic conditions of the Italian Renaissance
Materials: PowerPoint presentations, worksheets, colored pencils and scissors.
Objectives:
1. Describe the political and economic conditions that made northern Italy the birthplace of the Renaissance.
2. Define humanism and describe how the values of humanism differed from the values of the Middle Ages.
3. Assess the influence of humanism on the arts and sciences.
Monday Question/Reflection # 4
Notes: The birthplace of the Renaissance and the ruling class.
Video and crossword
Homework
Bring pictures from home for their in class project.
Tuesday Question/Reflection # 5
The flowering of the arts in Florence
Slides 14-29.
Begin Leonardo da Vinci
Homework
Bring pictures from home for their in class project
Wednesday
Work on their Renaissance Newspaper. Write a front page paper about the events, inventions, and people of the Renaissance.
Homework
Bring pictures from home for their in class project
Thursday
Finish newspaper
Homework
none
Friday Question/Reflection # 6
Leonardo da Vinci PowerPoint slides 30-55
Student guide
Video (21 mins)
Homework
none
Assessment: Periods 1-4 Exam on Monday, March 19th. Periods 5/6 Tuesday March 20th.
Comments: The exam are on different dates due to the special schedule for International Week.
Teacher: Alena Hallack
Week of: March 5, 2007
Subject: The Renaissance
Topic: The Political and Economic conditions of the Italian Renaissance
Materials: PowerPoint presentations, worksheets, colored pencils and scissors.
Objectives:
1. Describe the political and economic conditions that made northern Italy the birthplace of the Renaissance.
2. Define humanism and describe how the values of humanism differed from the values of the Middle Ages.
3. Assess the influence of humanism on the arts and sciences.
Monday Question/Reflection # 4
Notes: The birthplace of the Renaissance and the ruling class.
Video and crossword
Homework
Bring pictures from home for their in class project.
Tuesday Question/Reflection # 5
The flowering of the arts in Florence
Slides 14-29.
Begin Leonardo da Vinci
Homework
Bring pictures from home for their in class project
Wednesday
Work on their Renaissance Newspaper. Write a front page paper about the events, inventions, and people of the Renaissance.
Homework
Bring pictures from home for their in class project
Thursday
Finish newspaper
Homework
none
Friday Question/Reflection # 6
Leonardo da Vinci PowerPoint slides 30-55
Student guide
Video (21 mins)
Homework
none
Assessment: Periods 1-4 Exam on Monday, March 19th. Periods 5/6 Tuesday March 20th.
Comments: The exam are on different dates due to the special schedule for International Week.
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