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2 Week Events: pg SOTW: ch.1 pt.1 SOTW: ch.1 pt Events: pg Saint Patrick (Tompert) Saint Patrick and the Peddler Week 2 pg pg bottom of pg. 156 YC: Saints and Heroes: Jerome SOTW: ch.2 pt.1 SOTW: ch.2 pt.2 SOTW: ch.2 pt Events: pg Beowolf: A Hero's Tale Retold The Hero Beowolf YC: Our Island Saints: St. Augustine YC: Saints and Heroes: Augustine Week 3 pg pg. 6 pg. 4 (Medieval) YC: In God's Garden: St. Augustine YC: Our Little Celtic Cousin YC: Stories of Beowolf SOTW: ch.3 pt Events: pg Events: pg SOTW:ch.3 pg.2 pg pg. 7, pg. 5 (Medieval) YC: Our Island Saints: St. Columba St. George and the Dragon YC: Saints and Heroes: Gregory the Great/ Columba Week 4 SOTW: ch.3 pt Events: pg SOTW: ch.4 pt Events: pg YC: Saints and Heroes: Benedict pg pg.28 (Medieval)
3 Week 5 SOTW: ch.4 pt.2 SOTW: ch.4 pt Events: pg SOTW: ch.4 pt.4 YC: Famous Men of the Middle Ages: Justinian the Great Week 6 pg. 4-5 pg pg.7 (Medieval) SOTW: ch.5 pt.1 SOTW: ch.5 pt.2 SOTW: ch.6 pt.1 SOTW: ch.6 pt.2 pg YC: Famous Men of the Middle Ages: Mohammed pg.21 (China) pg.6 (Medieval) Week 7 SOTW: ch.6 pt.3 SOTW: ch.7 pt.1 SOTW: ch.7 pt.2 SOTW: ch.7 pt.3 pg pg pg Week 8 SOTW: ch.7 pt.4 SOTW: ch.8 pt.1 SOTW: ch.8 pt.2 SOTW: ch.9 pt.1 Ms. Frizzle's Adventures: Imperial China Week 9 pg pg pg pg.16 (China) SOTW: ch.9 pt.2 SOTW: ch.10 pt.1 SOTW: ch.10 pt.2 SOTW: ch.11 pt.1 YC: Famous Men of the Middle Ages: Clovis pg. 236 pg
4 Week 10 SOTW: ch.11 pt Events: pg SOTW: ch Events: pg Week 11 SOTW: ch.13 pt Events: pg SOTW: ch.13 pt. 2 SOTW: ch.14 pt.1 The Viking News Your Life as an Explorer on a Viking Ship YC: Saints and Heroes: Charlemagne Week 12 pg pg pg. 18 pg pg.8 (Medieval) YC: Famous Men of the Middle Ages: Charles Martel, Pepin, Charlemagne SOTW: ch. 14 pt.2 SOTW: ch.14 pt.3 SOTW: ch.14 pt Events: pg YC: Story of Roland Told to Children YC: Viking Tales Week 13 pg pg. 20 SOTW: ch.15 pt.1 SOTW: ch.15 pt.2 SOTW: ch.15 pt.3 SOTW: ch.16 pt.1 pg pg pg If You Were There: Medieval Times The Age of Castles: Castle Life Archers, Alchemists, & 98 Other Medieval Jobs YC: Famous Men of Middle Ages: Alfred the Great pg.11 (Medieval)
5 Week 14 SOTW: ch.16 pt.2 SOTW: ch.16 pt.3 SOTW: ch.17 pt.1 SOTW: ch.17 pt.2 What if You Met a Knight The Knight at Dawn Week 15 pg pg pg pg pg.10 (Medieval) pg.31 (Medieval) If You Lived in the Days of the Knights 100 Events: pg Events: pg Events: pg Events: pg How Castles Were Built A Medieval Feast Week 16 pg.9 (Medieval) YC: Saints and Heroes: Anselm/ Bernard YC: Our Little Crusader Cousin SOTW: ch.18 pt.1 SOTW: ch.18 pt.2 SOTW: ch.18 pt.3 SOTW: ch.18 pt.4 pg pg pg Crusades (DK) YC: Stories From the Crusades YC: Famous Men of the Middle Ages: The Cid/ Peter the Hermit Week 17 pg.17 (Medieval) 100 Events: pg Events: pg Events: pg Events: pg Brother Sun, Sister Moon St. Francis (Wildsmith) YC: In God's Garden: St. Francis YC: Saints and Heroes: Francis YC: God's Troubadour pg.12 (Medieval)
6 Week 18 SOTW: ch.19 pt.1 SOTW: ch.19 pt.2 SOTW: ch.19 pt.3 SOTW: ch.19 pt.4 Robin Hood: Outlaw of Sherwood Forest Robin Hood and Little John Week 19 pg pg pg. 45 YC: The Little Duke YC: Stories of Robin Hood pg.13 (Medieval) 100 Events: pg SOTW: ch.20 pt.1 SOTW: ch.20 pt.2 SOTW: ch.20 pt.3 The Duke and the Peasant \ Week 20 pg SOTW: ch.21 pt.1 SOTW: ch.21 pt.2 SOTW: ch.22 pt.1 SOTW: ch.22 pt.2 pg pg pg Marco Polo (Demi) The Adventures of Marco Polo YC: Famous Men of the Middle Ages: Marco Polo pg pg pg.18 (China) pg.14 (Medieval) pg.19 (China) Week Events: pg SOTW: ch.23 pt.1 SOTW: ch.23 pt.2 SOTW: ch.24 pt.1 pg pg
7 Week 22 SOTW: ch.24 pt.2 SOTW: ch.24 pt.3 SOTW: ch.24 pt Events: pg YC: In God's Garden: Catherine of Sienna Week 23 pg pg Events: pg SOTW: ch.25 pt.1 SOWT: ch.25 pt Events: pg The Pied Piper: A German Folktale The Pied Piper of Hamelin Week 24 pg pg pg. 44 pg.16 (Medieval) YC: The Pied Piper of Hamelin YC: Saints and Heroes: Wycliffe/ Hus SOTW: ch.26 pt.1 SOTW: ch.26 pt.2 SOTW: ch.27 pt.1 SOTW: ch.27 pt.2 pg pg pg. 316 pg. 21 pg Joan of Arc (Demi) Joan of Arc (Poole) YC: Famous Men of the Middle Ages: Henry V/ Joan of Arc Week 25 pg.15 (Medieval) 100 Events: pg SOTW: ch.28 pt.1 SOTW: ch.28 pt.2 SOTW: ch.29 pt.1 Prince Henry the Navigator Henry the Navigator (Hurwlez) pg pg pg pg pg.21 (Medieval) Week 26 SOTW: ch.29 pt.2 SOTW: ch.29 pt.3 SOTW: ch.30 pt.1 SOTW: ch.30 pt.2 pg pg pg
8 Week 27 SOTW: ch.30 pt.3 SOTW: ch.31 pt.1 SOTW: ch.31 pt.2 SOTW: ch.32 pt.1 Columbus (d'aulaire) Young Christopher Columbus pg pg pg Columbus Day (Showers) YC: The Story of Columbus pg pg Week 28 SOTW: ch.32 pt.2 SOTW: ch.32 pt.3 SOTW: ch.33 pt.1 SOTW: ch.33 pt.2 pg pg pg pg Week Events: pg Events: pg SOTW: ch.34 pt Events: pg Michelangelo's World Michelangelo's Surprise YC: Saints and Heroes: Luther Week 30 pg , SOTW: ch.34 pt Events: pg SOTW: ch.35 pt Events: pg pg The Renaissance and the New World The Renaissance (Quigley) YC: Famous Men of the Middle Ages: Gutenberg pg pg pg.18 (Medieval) pg.20 (Medieval)
9 Week 31 SOTW: ch.35 pt Events: pg Events: pg Events: pg pg.19 (Medieval) Week 32 SOTW: ch.36 pt Events: pg SOTW: ch.36 pt Events: pg pg Week 33 I, Galileo Starry Messenger Week Events: pg SOTW: ch.37 pt.1 SOTW: ch.37 pt.2 SOTW: ch.38 pt.1 SOTW: ch.38 pt Events: pg SOTW: ch.39 pt.1 SOTW: ch.39 pt.2 Good Queen Bess The Queen's Progress YC: Beautiful Stories from Shakespeare
10 Week 35 SOTW: ch.39 pt.3 SOTW: ch.40 pt.1 SOTW: ch.40 pt.2 SOTW: ch.41 pt.1 Romeo and Juliet (Early) A Midsummer Night's Dream (Coville) YC: The Story of Sir Walter Raleigh Week 36 SOTW: ch.41 pt Events: pg SOTW: ch.42 pt.1 SOTW: ch.42 pt.2 Jacques Cartier and the Exploration of Canada READ ALOUDS Favorite Norse Myths Favorite Medieval Tales Adam of the Road The Apple and the Arrow The Door in the Wall Pedro's Journal
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