Topics for 2010/2011:

Anglo-Saxon Chronicle and Beowulf - 22.09

Venerable Bede and Alfred the Great - 29.09

King Arthur and Robin Hood - 6.10

Geoffrey Chaucer and the Canterbury Tales - 13.10

William Shakespeare - 9.11

The Globe - 16.11

Sonnets - 23.11

Shakespeare's plays - 30.11

Tragedies:  - 7.12

Hamlets: - 14.12

Daniel Defoe - 19.01

Jonathan Swift - 26.01

Renaissance vs Enlightenment - 2.02

Robert Burns - 9.02

G.G.Byron - 16.02

P.B.Shelley - 23.02

Romanticism - 2.03

Walter Scott - 9.03

Charles Dickens - 6.04

Dickens' novels - 13.04

Kipling - 20.04

Stevenson - 27.04

Wilde - 11.05

Picture of DG - 18.05

Shaw - 25.05

Please click on the title of your topic and start working:

1) upload your presentation (no large text, keywords and illustrations, about 6 lines per slide, indicate the sources used at the end)

2) add your name in the title of your presentation

3) NB! All materials MUST be uploaded a WEEK  BEFORE your presentation

4) practice your presentation at home (3-5 minutes, NO reading, use your notes)

 DO  NOT DELETE others' work

Good luck and enjoy the projects! 

Additional materials (from previous years):

Anglo-Saxon Chronicle and Beowulf - September 15

Venerable Bede and Alfred the Great - September 22

Bayeux Tapestry and Medieval Romances - September 29

King Arthur and Robin Hood - October 6

Geoffrey Chaucer and The Canterbury Tales - October 13

William Shakespeare - November 3

Elizabethan Theatre and The Globe - November 10

(Shakespeare’s) sonnets - November 17

Shakespeare’s histories - November 24

Shakespeare’s comedies - December 1

Shakespeare’s tragedies - December 8

Hamlet - December 15

King James’ Bible- December 22

Daniel Defoe + Robinson Crusoe - January 19

Jonathan Swift + Gulliver’s Travels - January  26

Robert Burns + poems- February 2

George Gordon Byron + poems - February 9

Percy Bysshe Shelley + poems- February 16

The Romantic Age - March 9

Walter Scott + Ivanhoe- March 16

Dickens + his work (other than novels) - April 6

Dickens’ novels - April 13

Kipling + The Jungle Book- April 20

Robert Louis Stevenson +Treasure Island - April 27

Oscar Wilde + Wilde’s fairy-tales- May 4

The Picture of Dorian Gray  - May 18