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Quest'anno, per le mie lezioni di civiltà inglese, ho scelto un periodo storico che ritengo molto affascinante e coinvolgente: l'era Tudor. Alla ricerca di una strategia che mi permettesse di testare le competenze dei miei alunni nella lingua straniera a fine triennio, ho pensato di uscire dai canoni stuzzicando la loro curiosità e suggerendo di creare delle conversazioni immaginarie o interviste impossibili ai personaggi storici studiati. Nel momento in cui è partita l'iniziativa, qualcuno ha pensato ad un dialogo tra Henry VIII e il Papa Clemente VII in relazione al loro diverbio che ha portato alla creazione della chiesa Anglicana; altri hanno creato delle interviste a Shakespeare, a Romeo e Giulietta, a Richard Burbage (proprietario del Globe theatre), alla regina Elizabeth I, a Mary Tudor (chiedendo spiegazioni sul suo soprannome "Bloody Mary") e allo stesso Henry VIII. C'è stato chi ha pensato di intervistare persone comuni del tempo per affrontare tematiche come il divieto alle donne di recitare in teatro. Alcuni hanno anche deciso di mettersi nei panni dei personaggi storici dell'epoca scrivendo delle lettere. Tra questi, Anne Boleyn che svela la verità sulle accuse mosse nei suoi confronti da Henry VIII (accuse che hanno portato alla sua decapitazione), oppure la regina Elizabeth che svela il motivo del suo mancato matrimonio o, ancora, Henry VIII che vuole far conoscere il suo talento per la musica. Alcuni prodotti contengono anche delle registrazioni audio autentiche dei ragazzi.
Questo padlet è la raccolta dei loro lavori più originali.

This year, for my English civilization lessons, I chose an historical period that I find very fascinating and engaging: the Tudor era. In search of a strategy that would allow me to test my students' skills in the foreign language at the end of the middle school, I thought of getting out of the canons by stimulating their curiosity and suggesting to create imaginary conversations or impossible interviews with the historical characters studied. When the initiative started, someone thought of a dialogue between Henry VIII and Pope Clement VII in relation to their dispute which led to the creation of the Anglican church; others created interviews with Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet, Richard Burbage (owner of the Globe theatre), Queen Elizabeth I, Mary Tudor (asking for explanations about her nickname "Bloody Mary") and Henry VIII. There were those who thought of interviewing ordinary people of the time to deal with issues such as the prohibition for women about acting in the theatre. Some even decided to put themselves in the shoes of the historical characters of the time by writing letters. Among those ones, Anne Boleyn who reveals the truth about the accusations against her by Henry VIII (accusations that led to her beheading), or Queen Elizabeth who reveals the reason why she didn't marry or, again, Henry VIII who wants to make known his talent for music.
Some products also contain authentic students' audio recordings.
This padlet is the collection of their most original works.

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Henry's hidden talent
BY CHIARA GIACCHINO 3D

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IMAGINARY CONVERSATION BETWEEN TWO POWERFUL MEN

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IMAGINARY CONVERSATION BETWEEN TWO POWERFUL MEN

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Henry VIII and the Pope Clemente VII
BY DANIELE TRAINA 3D (student's recorded audio)

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CONVERSATION BETWEEN HENRY VIII AND THE POPE

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CONVERSATION BETWEEN HENRY VIII AND THE POPE

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File word
BY DANIELE TRAINA 3D

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Letter by Anne Boleyn
BY NICOLETTA PALOMBA 3G

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Henry's worries
BY MARTINA GURRIERI 3D

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Edward and his illness
BY GIANLUCA AMENTA 3G

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HENRY VIII LIFE AND SECRETS
- Letter by a powerful King: Henry's hidden talent
- Imaginary conversation with two powerful men: Henry VIII and Pope Clemente VII
- An innocent in prison: Letter by Anne Boleyn
- Interview to Henry about his worries
A BOY AS KING: EDWARD VI
- Story of an unlucky King: Edward and his illness
A QUEEN WITH A NICKNAME: MARY TUDOR
- Impossible interview to bloody Mary
THE VIRGIN QUEEN: ELIZABETH I
- A digital queen: Imaginary conversation on whatsapp
- Red hair for a strong Queen: Letter by Elizabeth I
AN AMBITIOUS MAN: WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
- Shakespeare tells his fans about his journey from Stratford to London. Letter by Will Shakespeare
- Shakespeare tells why he wrote sonnet 18 during the plague. Letter by Shakespeare
- Interview to Romeo and Juliet: hopeless love
- Shakespeare's travel: Interview to Shakespeare
- Romeo and Jiuliet: The plot
A THEATRE FOR EVERYONE: THE GLOBE
- Richard Burbage interview on the Globe
- No women on stage: Interview to a common woman of the time (student's audio included)
- All the world's a stage: One of Shakespeare's best poems (video included)
- A theatre for everyone: An ordinary theatregoer tells about the Globe
SPORT IN TUDOR TIME
- Where the Tudor sporty people? Sports practiced by Tudor people

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The first Queen of England
BY CLAUDIA DI BONA 3G

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Imaginary conversation on Whatsapp
BY GIOMBATTISTA BALESTRINO

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Letter by Elizabeth I
BY ROSANNA MICIELI 3D

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SHAKESPEARE TELLS HIS FANS ABOUT HIS JOURNEY FROM STRATFORD TO LONDON

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SHAKESPEARE TELLS HIS FANS ABOUT HIS JOURNEY FROM STRATFORD TO LONDON

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Letter by Will Shakespeare
BY ANNA MORALES 3D

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SHAKESPEARE TELLS WHY HE WROTE SONNET 18 DURING THE PLAGUE

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SHAKESPEARE TELLS WHY HE WROTE SONNET 18 DURING THE PLAGUE

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Letter by Shakespeare
BY IRIS DI STEFANO 3G

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The Globe
BY SERINE BABACI 3G

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Interview to a common woman (Student's recorded audio included)
BY FLAVIA GRASSO 3G

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One of Shakespeare's best poems
(VIDEO INCLUDED)
BY LEONARDO RAGUSA 3G

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Hopless love
BY SOFIA PICCIONE 3D

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An ordinary theatregoer tells about the Globe
BY CARLA LO MAGNO 3D

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Interview to Shakespeare
BY SALVO DI STEFANO 3G

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The plot
BY ROSARIO D'IZZIA 3G

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Sports practiced by Tudor people
BY GIANFILIPPO NICOSIA 3D