Medieval Assignments
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Medieval Research Guide
Medieval Books
Medieval Festival Invitation [coming soon!]
Medieval Festival Schedule of Events
Who's Who in the Medieval Festival [coming soon!]
Medieval Recipies
How to Create a Coat of Arms
Robyn Hode Rehearsal Schedule
Procession Scripts
Medieval 411: A Parent's Guide to the Medieval Festival
Read Medieval Myths and Folklore Online
The Legend of King Arthur: "We have links to pages such as castles, the round table, the legend of King Arthur, knights, glossary and a reference page. The legend page is the summary of King Arthur's life. The castles page is about how castles were built and facts about them. The knights page is telling the different stages of how young boys grow to be knights. It also has a link to a quiz where visitors can see if they learned what they needed to learn. Our knights of the round table page tells about the round table and the knights that sat at it. We want to show students how life was in the Middle Ages. This web site was made to be a fun web site for anyone who visits it."
King Arthur in Myth and Reality ThinkQuest:"Our site details how the legend of King Arthur has developed over time, with an emphasis on connecting the legend with the contemporary world."
A Medieval Fourth Grade Tale:"A medieval Fourth Grade Tale: Hear ye hear ye we've a tale to tell. About fourth graders who did very well. The story of King Arthur they have retold. By reading carefully you'll see it unfold. Medieval times, knights, weapons and more, open each page and unlock the door! Inside you'll find to dazzle your eyes. Stories, games, and a great surprise. So come along with us and you'll discover. What these awesome fourth graders did uncover!"