1. Create a relevant, thought-provoking posing question about a concept, idea, or topic related to Sir Gawain & The Green Knight, the Canterbury Tales and/or the Medieval Period. Make sure to sign off with your name at the end of the question.

2. Respond and contribute to the discussion.

   • During the live lesson: contribute by responding out loud or in the chat at least 3 times (adding an opinion, asking questions, or responding to a peer's response)

   • For students who do not attend the live lesson: Respond to 5 peers in the Padlet assignment. Each response to a peer must be at least 2-3 sentences or in an audio/video recording form in the Padlet. Make sure to sign off with your name with each of your responses.

3. in the "Live Lesson Exit Ticket" assignment, submit a reflection of learnings and new insights based on the discussion:

   • Students who have attended the live lesson: just submit a reflection/something new your learned from the discussion.

   • Student who have not attended the live lesson: submit a reflection/something new you learned from the discussion AND the names of the 5 peers you responded to.

4. You can access the rubric here.

Sir Gawain and the Green Knight

The Canterbury Tales

In the prologue of The Canterbury Tales, we learn that the character is heading on a pilgrimage.

In what ways is Sir Gawain in Sir Gawain and The Green Knight undergoing a pilgrimage?

How can growing up and entering adult also be a pilgrimage in itself?

- Laura Gulbranson