[Sca-cooks] Bibliography Help-OT

[H Westerlund-Davis]

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I am hoping all of you will be willing to help with my project here. This 
project was inspired by a conversation with a Middle School teacher that 
insisted that people in the Middle Ages ate rotten food. I had to wonder what 
other myths persisted in this school.
I would like to build a Bibliography of books and resources to give to current 
and future teachers. My problem: There are 1,0001+ books to chose from in 
various categories. Here is where you can help. 


What top 5 books or resources would you recommend to a teacher (keep in mind 
K-12 students) that they could build a lesson plan around? 

Time Period: Greek to the Death of Elizabeth I 
Have fun!
Please email me off list at hdavis at guhsd.net
Thank you!
AElina the Saami

Here are the categories:

History
Religion
Myths/Legends (what kind of stories would your persona read/tell to your 
children?)
Language
Food/Culinary/Feasts
Medicine/Health/Dental/Vision
Politics/Trade
War/Combat/Armor
Music/Dance
Art
Heritage Craft ie: weaving, sewing (garment construction) textiles, leather, 
dying, and pottery (include any how to or instructions.)
Blacksmithing/Whitesmith (jewelry)Children/Education



 

 
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