Gr. 4-5 Early Church History and Middle Ages with Famous Men of Rome/Famous Men of the Middle Ages
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1 Core Texts: Famous Men of Rome, J. Haaren Famous Men of Rome Student Guide from Memoria Press Famous Men of the Middle Ages, J. Haaren Famous Men of the Middle Ages Student Guide from Memoria Press Optional Texts: Fifty-Seven Saints, A. Hefferman (57S) Heroes of God s Church, Fr. Matimore (HGC), M. Leighton - this is a collection of short stories about young people who lived during the middle ages. Suggested Scheme of Work: Day 1 Do vocab from student book, Read Famous Men chapter, answer questions, begin reading historical novel Day 2 Do Famous Men activities in workbook (map work, time line) Day 3 - Do Supplemental activity
2 Famous Men of Rome EARLY CHURCH 1 Augustus (63 B.C.- 14 A.D.) 57S St. Peter The Bronze Bow, E. Speare 2 3 Nero (37 68 A.D.) Diocletian ( A.D.) Find and draw a picture of the catacombs 57S St. Tarcisius HGC St. Agnes or St. Sebastian 4 Constantine the Great ( A.D.) Draw a picture of Constantine s vision 57S St. Helen House of the Golden City, M. Polland No Tears of the Bride, A Story of St. Perpetua, Br. Roberto Famous Men of the Middle Ages BARBARIANS 5 Alaric the Visigoth ( ) 57S St. Monica and St. Augustine King Arthur and his Knights, R.L. Green 6 Attila the Hun ( ) 7 Genseric the Vandal ( ) HGC St. Patrick Brendan the Navigator, J. Fritz Famous Men of Rome 8 End of the Roman Empire ( ) 57S St. Martin of Tours Famous Men of the Middle Ages 9 Theodoric the Ostrogoth ( ) 57S St. Brigid, Ch. 1
3 THE FAITH SPREADS 10 St. Benedict and St. Gregory ( ; ) Look on the globe/ map and find where different saints evangelized 57S St. Columban Augustine came to Kent, B. Willard Or Fingal s Quest, M. Polland 11 Clovis (France, ) St. Clothilde, B. Male 12 Justinian the Great (Eastern Roman Empire, ) CATHEDRALS 13 Mohammed ( ) Building the Great Cathedrals DVD by 14 Charles Martel (France ), Pepin Nova ( ) 15 Charlemagne (Holy Roman Emperor ) Make this Cathedral- Usborne cut out model HGC St. Columba 57S -St. Kevin HGC St. Boniface The Archer Saint, A Story of St. Hubert, Br. Ernest Cathedral by McCaulay Son of Charlemagne, B. Willard Ch Rollo the Viking (Normandy, died 931) Viking Adventure, R. Bulla 17 Alfred the Great (England: Anglo-Saxons, ) 18 Henry the Fowler (Germany, ) KNIGHTS Knights in Armor Paper Dolls The Cid (Spain, ) St. Edward the Confessor (England: Anglo- DK Castle and Knights Ultimate Sticker Book Saxons, ) 57S - St. Margaret of Scotland Ch. 3 Ch. 4
4 CASTLES 21 William the Conqueror (England: Normandy, ) Read Castle by McCaulay The Adventures of Robin Hood, R.L. Green 22 St. Pope Gregory VII ( ), Henry IV (Holy Roman Emperor, ) DK Castle OR Castle Diary Ch St. Peter the Hermit (France, c ) Storming a Castle National Geographic 57S St. Anthony of Padua Ch Frederick Barbarossa (Holy Roman Emperor, ) Make this Medieval Castle Usborne cut out model HGC St. Hedwig Ch. 7 CRUSADES, WARS 25 Henry the Second (England, ) Make Your Own Coat of Arms HGC St. Thomas a Becket If all the Swords of England, B. Willard 26 St. Louis the Ninth (France, ) The Saint on Horseback, A Story of Louis IX, Br. Gazagne 27 St. Francis (Italy, ), St. Dominic (Spain, ) 57S St. Clare St. Thomas Aquinas, M.F. Windeaett 28 Marco Polo (Italy, ) 57S St. Peregrine Ch. 8
5 SOCIETY & TOWNS 29 Edward the Black Prince (England, ) 57S - St. Catherine of Siena 30 William Tell and Arnold von Winkelried, (Switzerland, 14 Medieval Costumes Paper Dolls 31 Henry V (England, ) Make this Medieval Town Usborne HGC St. John Nepomucene 57S St. Bernandine 32 St. Joan of Arc (France, ) HGC St. Joan of Arc Adam of the Road, E. Gray Ch. 9 The Apple and the Arrow, M. Buff Ch Gutenburg (Germany, ) Ch Review Ch. 12
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