British and American Literature Project by Nina Patterson

20 Questions about Anglo-Saxon and Medieval literature

ninapatterson — 2022-04-13 18:29:43 UTC

The Anglo-Saxon Age, presented by Momchil Kyovtorov & Dimana-Ros Belcheva, 12a

ninapatterson — 2022-04-14 12:32:50 UTC

The visual for the interactive TV news programme, anchored by Momchil and Dimana from 12a

Literary terms from the Renaissance and the Restoration period

ninapatterson — 2022-04-15 14:26:59 UTC

Shakespearean sonnets

ninapatterson — 2022-04-15 15:33:56 UTC

The Augustan novel

ninapatterson — 2022-04-15 16:31:37 UTC

Historical background - Renaissance and Restoration ages

ninapatterson — 2022-04-15 17:17:25 UTC

The Renaissance and Elizabethan literature

ninapatterson — 2022-04-15 21:07:43 UTC

Main features, genres, authors and works of the Romantic Age

ninapatterson — 2022-04-16 11:12:36 UTC

Five questions about the Restoration

ninapatterson — 2022-04-17 13:40:33 UTC

Ten questions about the Romantic Age

ninapatterson — 2022-04-17 14:20:57 UTC

The Clod and the Pebble by William Blake

ninapatterson — 2022-04-17 14:49:07 UTC

Daffodils by William Wordsworth

ninapatterson — 2022-04-17 15:03:30 UTC

So we'll go no more a-roving by G. G. Byron

ninapatterson — 2022-04-17 15:40:19 UTC

Ode to the West Wind by P. B. Shelley

ninapatterson — 2022-04-17 16:07:07 UTC

Ten questions about the Victorian Age

ninapatterson — 2022-04-20 11:07:58 UTC

Victorian literature

ninapatterson — 2022-04-20 11:56:57 UTC

Literary terms and questions about the Victorian Age

ninapatterson — 2022-04-20 13:10:16 UTC

Literary terms from the Modern and Contemporary Ages

ninapatterson — 2022-04-20 18:35:24 UTC

The Modern Age quiz

ninapatterson — 2022-04-20 19:44:32 UTC

Modernism and its literary techniques

ninapatterson — 2022-04-20 20:37:27 UTC

The theatre of the absurd

ninapatterson — 2022-04-20 21:43:39 UTC

Some questions about contemporary literature

ninapatterson — 2022-04-21 14:08:35 UTC

The Anglo-Saxon Age, presented by Anna Uzunova & Denis Patronov, 12b

ninapatterson — 2022-05-01 10:08:42 UTC

The visual used by Anna & Denis, 12b, in their short lecture on Anglo-Saxon literature, followed by a Class Feud game (based on the Family Feud Tv show) and a Google Form quiz for homework

The Middle Ages, presented by Aleksandra Dimitrova & Denitsa Vechernikova, 12b

ninapatterson — 2022-05-01 11:39:52 UTC

Were the Middle Ages a better time than ours to live in? This is one of the questions two opposing teams had to discuss in an interactive TV show lesson hosted by Denitsa, in which time-traveller Aleksandra told the story of her trip to the past. (Lesson plan script included)

Who wants to be a Middle Ages millionaire? - by Veronica Dimitrova & Elena Ilieva, 12a

ninapatterson — 2022-05-01 11:51:20 UTC

The game which followed the short talk about the history and literature of the Middle Ages period in Veronica & Elena's lesson.

The Renaissance presented by Mihaela Prodanova, Yanislava Margaritova and Rumyana Karakusheva, 12a

ninapatterson — 2022-05-01 11:59:04 UTC

The visual for the short lecture on history, literature and art during the Elizabethan period, presented in class by Mihaela & Yanislava and followed by a randomiser game to check understanding

To wheel or not to wheel, Mihaela Prodanova & Yanislava Margaritova, 12a

ninapatterson — 2022-05-01 12:08:46 UTC

A randomiser wheel game about the Renaissance in England

The English Renaissance, presented by Mina Kadieva, Valeriya Shtereva & Tsveti Georgieva, 12b

ninapatterson — 2022-05-01 12:14:58 UTC

An interactive presentation by Mina, Valeriya & Tsveti in the format of the TV game "Who wants to be a millionaire"

10 questions about the Restoration and the Augustan Age, by Yoanna Petkova, Bilyana Dyulgerska & Valeriy Denisenko, 12b

ninapatterson — 2022-05-01 13:20:08 UTC

The visual and recording used by the group from 12b (uncut)

The Restoration and the Augustan Age, by Raya Dimitrova, Maria-Mihaela Velikova and Rebecca Dzhambazova, 12a

ninapatterson — 2022-05-01 14:30:00 UTC

Presented in lecture-mode by its authors, it can also be used as a reading task with a crossword included on the last slide as a reading comprehension task.

The Romantic Age, by Maria Atanasova, Maria Yosifova and Raya Cholakova, 12b

ninapatterson — 2022-05-01 16:19:46 UTC

The visual used by Maria, Raya & Maria in their pre-recorded lecture on Romanticism, presented as listening comprehension tasks with games after each one. The interactive games are included after at the end of each section.

The Romantic Age, by Natali Tsanova, Nikol Cholakova & Magdalina Petkova, 12a

ninapatterson — 2022-05-01 16:35:16 UTC

The Romantic Age presented by Natali, Nikol & Magdalina in the form of an interactive game with the class.

The Victorian Age, by Bozhidar Mitev, Konstantin Mitev, Behchet Mehmed & Gabriela Dimitrova, 12a

ninapatterson — 2022-05-01 17:03:04 UTC

Video-based lesson with comprehension questions, presented by Bozhidar & Konstantin, Behchet and Gabriela, 12a

The Victorian Age, presented by Yova Nikolova, Katerina Ivanova, Nataliya Ivanova & Nikolay Stoyanov, 12b

ninapatterson — 2022-05-02 19:00:47 UTC

Presented as a conversation about different works from the period - four friends trying to decide which book they like best and which is most worth reading. A comprehension game and homework task included at the end.

The Modern Age, presented by Aylin Kamberova, Karina Ivanova, Monika Maslarova & Fatme Yumer, 12a

ninapatterson — 2022-05-04 04:47:56 UTC

An interactive lesson conducted in the form of a game show with the class

Middle English - historical background & literature, by Veronica Dimitrova, 12a

ninapatterson — 2022-05-04 18:30:27 UTC

The visual used to present the Middle Ages before the game - Who wants to be a Middle Ages millionaire

The Modern Age, presented by Ivaylo Vladimirov, Kamilla Shykhislamova, Daria Khodakivska, Vasilena Dimitrova & Viktor Iliev, 12b

ninapatterson — 2022-05-05 18:38:04 UTC

The visual used by the group during their interactive game show, hosted by Ivaylo whose guests presented interesting facts about the historical background (Kamilla), philosophical trends and inventions (Daria), British literature (Vasilena) and American literature (Viktor) of the modern period. The audience was involved in several short games after each part of the show.

The Contemporary Age, presented by Anastasia Edu, Teodora Garkova, Stela Dimova & Hristina Zheleva, 12b

ninapatterson — 2022-05-05 21:45:28 UTC

A lesson aiming to present some of the important features of the contemporary period using a mind map approach to allow the learners to choose which way to go by clicking on different hyperlinks. Kahoot! to follow.

The Contemporary Age, presented by Donika Mavrodieva, Dayana Nesheva, Vanya Ivanova, Mariela Raeva & Mariana Petrusheva, 12a

ninapatterson — 2022-05-05 22:20:41 UTC

The visual for the class discussion lesson about the contemporary age, which allowed the students to share their opinions during the presentation of the relevant points the group had decided to focus on.