1. Students will have a chance to present their Renaissance Change Maker projects on Tuesday in gallery style presentations. The task was to choose a change maker within the Renaissance and complete a biography of that person, and also use this biography task as a way to summarize and present your knowledge of the Renaissance as it relates to the person and topic of interest to you.
What needs to be covered in the presentation and in the materials (research, notes, final visual projects) that will be handed in:
- What impact or influence on Renaissance worldview did
this individual have?
- What impact or influence on our worldview today did
this individual have?
- What importance did this individual have during the
Renaissance?
- What importance did this individual have on our life
today?
- What qualities did they have which made them a
Renaissance man or woman?
- Were they truly great in what they accomplished? Why?
How so?
- Their greatest contribution in shaping the worldview
of the Renaissance was…
- Their greatest contribution in shaping the worldview
of western worldview was….
2. A Flurry of Fun
- Create
an image that describes an event, memory, or activity that has been important
to you since starting school in September. This could be an activity during
school, outside of school, or during winter break.
Use
a snowflake for your image. You can draw your image, or use magazine cut outs
as well to create a collage. Your image must be colored.
You
must describe your image (or images) in one
paragraph in your journal. Why did you chose this image(s)? What makes
it so important? This is a formal writing piece, so make sure to use
appropriate tone and language when describing your important event.
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