Back to Top Play d'Arthur Read to students an age-appropriate version of the legend of King Arthur. Have groups of students re-create chosen scenes as a play. Have them write the dialogue and stage directions, make costumes and props, and act out the scene for their classmates. Using crayons, students should trace the outline of the picture. The next step involves cutting out thin pieces of black construction paper and pasting them on the base to cover the spaces between the cellophane.
Students can hang their stained glass pictures in the window to catch the sun.
The Middle Ages William Chester Jordan, ed. Country Life in the Middle Ages Sheila Sancha. Admire the original drawings while learning about freemen, cottars, a hayward, a reeve and how people lived throughout the year. Castle David Macaulay. King Arthur and the Legends of Camelot Molly Perham.