Showing posts with label Arthurian legends. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arthurian legends. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 29, 2009

PARODY PICS POSTED

Did you notice that EY has posted the pictures from your King Arthur parodies on the bulletin board in our classroom? Here is a sampling of what she's posted. HILARIOUS stuff! She also has all 129 pictures on her Facebook page, so check them out! Great pics, EY! Thanks!



-- Mrs. S.

P.S. How about the alliteration in the title! Not bad, eh?!

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text (c) pjfs 2009.
photos: ey 2009.

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Muddy Moats

Today in AP English we watched clips from A Knight's Tale, Camelot, Sword in the Stone, and Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Hilarious. Besides being good fun, did you get the point of our watching these? (e.g., looking at different portrayals of Arthurian legends and noting how these reflect purpose, audience, tone, and themes)?

Next up: it's your turn to prepare your own parodies of stories from the Arthurian legends. These are due on Friday.

P.S. I found Arthur's paper castle and have installed it our classroom as part of our unit. Interestingly enough, the green grass and blue moat paper have turned brown with age. Hmmm. Must have gone muddy.

-- Mrs. S.




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text and castle pictures (c) pjs 2009.
Monty Python photo: 353review.com