A Medieval Feast Timeline
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Sequencing Activities for the Classroom
by Natasha Lupiani
Teaching students how to sequence is an essential skill in education. The focus on learning how to do it is typically taught in lower grades and in many special education classrooms throughout all grades. Storyboard That makes sequencing easy!
A Medieval Feast by Aliki Brandenberg
Lesson Plans by Ashley Trudeau
The King announces he will make the long journey to Camdenton Manor. The lord of the manor knows that it takes a lot to prepare for the King and his men, so he sets off to work immediately, preparing for the feast. Learn more and engage students with storyboards and premade activities!
Storyboard Description
The sequence of events in A Medieval Feast - Use a timeline template with students to teach sequencing!
Storyboard Text
- STEPS TO PREPARE FOR THE FEAST
- STEP 1
- The manor had to be cleaned and rooms readied. The royal suite was redecorated. Silk was spun, new fabric was woven. The Royal Crest was embroidered and painted on the King's chair.
- STEP 2
- Provisions were gathered for the feast. The Lord and his party went hunting. People picked fruits and vegetables. Butter and cheese were made. Wines and ales were brewed.
- STEP 3
- Tents were set up for the horsemen. A fence was built to keep the horses in.
- STEP 5
- STEP 4
- All the food was prepared in the great kitchen. Meats were roasted and boiled.
- Guests came to the great hall for the feast. They washed their hands with scented water. The Bishop said grace. The feast began!
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