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Myths of the Norsemen 
by RL Green

Text for Thor Packet (purchase text in Canada)

Teach students about Old Norse mythology and the origin of their favorite Marvel characters like Thor. This text was used to create the Thor packet.

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Myths of the Norsemen
by RL Green

Text for Thor Packet (purchase text in US)

Teach students about Old Norse mythology and the origin of their favorite Marvel characters like Thor. This text was used to create the Thor packet.

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Myths of the Norsemen
by RL Green

Text for Thor Packet (purchase in UK)

Teach students about Old Norse mythology and the origin of their favorite Marvel characters like Thor. This text was used to create the Thor packet.

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FOCUS JEANNE D’ARC ORLÉANS

Free Resource in French

Product to accompany Museum Spotlight on Joan of Arc (see https://www.teachingthemiddleages.com/museumspotlight)

PDF made  availble from ORLÉANS MÉTROPOLE

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Joan of Arc French Soldier and Saint
by Philip Wolny

Text for Joan of Arc Packet (purchase in Canada)

About the Book by E. Hathaway (excerpt from the Joan of Arc teaching packet) -
Joan of Arc was born around the year 1412, and under typical circumstances for girls in the Middle Ages, she would have grown up to live a quiet and regular life. Joan and her four siblings were well off enough, and as such, Joan would likely have been married to another middle-class farmer in the area. Women, who were famous or influential in the 15th century, were mainly royalty or married into power. Joan, on the other hand, broke through the barriers set before her to become one of the most influential women in French history.

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Joan of Arc French Soldier and Saint
by Philip Wolny

Text for Joan of Arc Packet (purchase in US)

About the Book by E. Hathaway (excerpt from the Joan of Arc teaching packet) -Joan of Arc was born around the year 1412, and under typical circumstances for girls in the Middle Ages, she would have grown up to live a quiet and regular life. Joan and her four siblings were well off enough, and as such, Joan would likely have been married to another middle-class farmer in the area. Women, who were famous or influential in the 15th century, were mainly royalty or married into power. Joan, on the other hand, broke through the barriers set before her to become one of the most influential women in French history.

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Joan of Arc French Soldier and Saint
by Philip Wolny

Text for Joan of Arc Packet (purchase in UK)

About the Book by E. Hathaway (excerpt from the Joan of Arc teaching packet) - Joan of Arc was born around the year 1412, and under typical circumstances for girls in the Middle Ages, she would have grown up to live a quiet and regular life. Joan and her four siblings were well off enough, and as such, Joan would likely have been married to another middle-class farmer in the area. Women, who were famous or influential in the 15th century, were mainly royalty or married into power. Joan, on the other hand, broke through the barriers set before her to become one of the most influential women in French history.

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The Decameron by Giovanni Boccaccio

A Medieval Text written during the pandemic of the

Middle Ages

This edition is used for the Decameron StoryMap

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The Decameron by Giovanni Boccaccio

A Medieval Text written during the pandemic of the

Middle Ages

This edition is used for the Decameron StoryMap

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The Decameron by Giovanni Boccaccio

A Medieval Text written during the pandemic of the

Middle Ages

This edition is used for the Decameron StoryMap

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New Addition 

75th Edition (for 10th graders/HS)

Book Available in Canada

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The Classical Novel of King Arthur

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Recognition and Modes of Knowledge
by Teresa Russo

Classical and Modern Recognition Theories

A book for teachers; incluses discussions of Dante, Miguel de Cervantes, and other medieval authors and includes discussion of Biblical recognitions by Piero Boitani.

Book availble in Canada

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Recognition and Modes of Knowledge
by Teresa Russo

Classical and Modern Recognition Theories

A book for teachers; incluses discussions of Dante, Miguel de Cervantes, and other medieval authors and includes discussion of Biblical recognitions by Piero Boitani.

Book available in the United States

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Recognition and Modes of Knowledge
by Teresa Russo

Classical and Modern Recognition Theories

Book availble in the UK

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Boccaccio: A Critical Guide to the Complete Works Kindle Edition

Resource for Boccaccio's Decameron

(Forthcoming StoryMap)

Long celebrated as one of “the Three Crowns” of Florence, Giovanni Boccaccio (1313–75) experimented widely with the forms of literature. His prolific and innovative writings—which range beyond the novella, from lyric to epic, from biography to mythography and geography, from pastoral and romance to invective—became powerful models for authors in Italy and across the Continent.        

This book has been used to create the first Decameron StoryMap (forthcoming as a teaching tool for HS teachers)

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