During this term we have been studying the history of Ancient civilizations and the students from 1st ESO have created some comics and tales that I´ve compiled in a beautiful book. Here you have it, we hope you enjoy it as much as we did creating it.
How did the medieval manor come into being? In 176AD, when the Roman Empire fell, there wasn’t an army to protect the citizens from the attacks and invasions of the Vikings. Because of this, A Frankish King, Charlemagne brought in the system – feudalism. This system introduced the poorer people to working on the richer family’s land. The harvest was shared with the lord of the manor, who gave his land to another family. To thank the peasants for working on the land, the lord would offer them protection and loyalty. This later was developed into Manorialism. – After winning the Battle of Hastings, ‘William the Conqueror’ split the land up into manors. He gave the manors as a reward, to his knights and nobles. The king would rely on the manors that he owned for a supply of food. He governed that land by…
During the last weeks the students from 1ºESO have been working in some interesting presentations about the main ancient cultures, these are the different civilizations that took place in Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece, Rome and the different cultures that rose in the Iberian Peninsula.
In their assessments they have included power point presentations and a speech to present it, videos, dances, typical decorative and religious elements and the traditional products such as cheese, bread, oil, cereals…, depending in each case on the culture that they were describing. It has been a nice and very interesting experience.
These are only some of the presentation I’ll be adding more.
Here you have the ppoint that theY created to explain the Roman civilization. They also perfomanced a parody about Julius Caesar’s assassination and served some pizza. Nice presentation guys, congratulations!!!