Care for a cuppa? We had great fun learning about the social norms surrounding the Victorian tea in preparation for reading The Importance of Being Earnest.
Hear ye, hear ye! All hail the king and queen of English IV! Students traveled back in time to the Medieval Period to get a taste of Feudalism and life during that time period.
Care for a spot of tea? We were back at it again. This time we had a tea party in order to learn some of the social norms of the Victorian Era in preparation to read Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest. @FlowerMoundHS@oneLISD
The Bard himself has left an impression on our English IV class. Students participated in a choice project for Hamlet. They created a myriad of products including murals, board games, soundtracks, video productions, and creative writing pieces. @FlowerMoundHS@oneLISD
All hail the kings of English IV! Students participated in a feudalism simulation in order to learn historical context in preparation to read The Canterbury Tales. They took on different roles of the manor and even had to survive Viking attacks! @FlowerMoundHS#OneLISD
Students experienced English in its most ancient roots and wrote their names in Old English in preparation for reading our oldest English text, Beowulf. @FlowerMoundHS#OneLISD