The Normans introduced feudalism to Britain in the Middle Ages after the battle of 1066. King William claimed all the land for himself and proceeded to rent out percentages of it to the nobles. The nobles, in turn, rented out land to knights in return for their promise of allegiance. Peasants or commoners then……
Category: Dioramas
Dr Seuss: If I ran a Rain Forest
The South America unit study we began last summer was never really finished as it was tricky for me to be part of it due to all the Shakespeare work the older ones and I were doing. Just recently I have had the opportunity to review a curriculum from EdTechLens all about the rain forests. It……
Making a Diorama of Dante’s Inferno
Studying Dante’s Inferno can be daunting for learners due to its complexity. Creating a hands-on diorama transforms this literature study into an engaging experience, allowing children to visually explore Dante’s journey through Hell. The project fosters creativity, critical thinking, and a deeper understanding of the text while offering memorable, interactive learning opportunities.
Dante Homeschool Literature Study
The Dante Homeschool Literature Study offers a thoughtful approach to teaching Dante’s Divine Comedy, particularly Inferno, to middle schoolers. While challenging, it emphasizes guided exploration, moral reasoning, and rich discussions to engage students. Hands-on projects like creating a model of Hell deepen understanding and cultivate a love for literature in a meaningful way.