I am sir Jayson and this will be our new topic for this semester. Our discussion will revolve around the history of renaissance. Kindly watch this video for you to be enlightened about this topic. Thank you and have a good day.

What to Include:

1. Title – Make it creative.

2. Time Period – When did the Renaissance happen?

3. Topics – Choose at least 3 of these:

   • Humanism

   • Art and Artists (e.g. Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo)

   • Science and Discoveries (e.g. Galileo, Copernicus)

   • The Printing Press

   • Changes in Religion (Protestant Reformation)

   • Important Cities (e.g. Florence)

4. Pictures or Icons – Add drawings or visuals for each topic.

5. Fun Facts or Quotes – Include 2–3 interesting facts.

6. Your Name and Section

   
   

How to Make It:

• You can use Canva, Google Slides, Google Drawings, or draw it by hand on a clean sheet of paper.

• Be neat, creative, and accurate.

  
  

Due Date: November 3, 2025 at 11:59

Grading (25 points total):

• Correct Information – 10 points

• Creativity – 5 points

• Use of Visuals – 5 points

• Clear Layout – 3 points

• Effort and Neatness – 2 points

Imagine waking up one morning and discovering that the world has turned into a giant art gallery paintings, music, inventions, and ideas are everywhere! That’s what the Renaissance felt like.

The word “Renaissance” means rebirth — a time when people in Europe (around the 14th to 17th century) started to rediscover art, science, and learning after the long Middle Ages. It began in Italy, especially in cities like Florence, Venice, and Rome, and later spread across Europe.

🎭 Famous Faces of the Renaissance:

Leonardo da Vinci – The ultimate “Renaissance Man”! He painted the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper, and even designed flying machines centuries before airplanes existed!

Michelangelo – Sculpted David and painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel — imagine painting while lying on your back for years!

Raphael – Known for his beautiful and peaceful paintings like The School of Athens.

Galileo Galilei – The “Father of Modern Science” who used a telescope to study the stars.

William Shakespeare – The greatest playwright who gave us timeless stories like Romeo and Juliet and Hamlet.