ロンドンの基礎史 43-1066: ローマ人、バイキング、アングロサクソン人 (13-17 歳)

London has 2,000 years of history -- Let's break in down into bitesize pieces, and in this one-time class we will start with a focus on London history from 43AD to 1066. We begin with the Romans coming to create Londinium, taking a look at how they created the roads and buildings that would form the foundations for the City of London. We will visit the wall, and investigate underneath modern buildings to find Roman remains. From there, we study how the Vikings invaded and the Anglo-Saxons settled to create Lundenwic. Meet the monks who build a minster in the West, and the king who made it the Abbey we know today. Along the way, we meet a few kings whose building project became some of London's greatest tourist attractions!

This is a cross between a history class and a virtual tour! Perfect for students without any background knowledge, geared to make history fun and interesting. In addition to lots of facts, students are encouraged to take notes or make drawings to reinforce learning. At the end, a pop quiz will help students recall the facts they have learned in the class. The instructor will teach using discussion, slides, images and an interactive map. Students are encouraged to ask questions along the way.