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1. Explain different methods of defending the
castle from attack. Evaluate which you would consider most effective and
defend your decision.
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2. Illustrate how a castle owner could prepare
a plan to provide food and water during a siege lasting up to one year.
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3. Compare your meals with those eaten in a
castle. Design a menu for the meals served during a day in a castle.
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4. In a castle that is constantly under
attack, prepare a work schedule for the 120 guards that would ensure that
the look-outs were always well-rested, well-fed and alert.
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5. If you were to prepare a meal in the castle
kitchen, what things would you find different from those in your own
kitchen?
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6.Using your own original blueprints,
construct a model of your ultimate castle.
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7. Student idea:
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8.Describe the various occupations which you
would most likely find in a castle. Which would you most like to do?
Explain.
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9.Explain how the invention of gun powder
might change the design of a castle.
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10.Design and construct a Castle and Knights
Trivia centre for your classroom.
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11. Compare your home with that of a castle
which was built in Medieval times. Which would you most like to live in?
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12.Develop a dictionary of words which are
commonly used when discussing castles and medieval times. ex. jousting,
chateau, catapult, crusades, turrets.
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13. Develop a board game which depicts one of
the following: the steps a boy must complete to become a knight, the
building of a castle, defending a castle under seige.
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14. Sculpt a dragon using clay or another
medium. Create a Pet Care Guide to accompany your dragon with
recommendations for proper dragon care.
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15. Women were taught sewing and weaving and
had no rights. If a woman did not bear a child, the husband could divorce
her! Was that right? Explain your opinion.
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16. Checkers and chess were very popular
hobbies in castles. Research to discover who played these games, where
they originated and the rules for playing.
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