Yesterday our class had a Medieval Feast to top off our reading unit. Everyone dressed up and helped cook and clean up. For our feast we had Chicken
, broccoli, potatoes with carrots, strawberry and Saskatoon berry tarts, bread, and apple cider for a drink. The meal was delicious. Everyone in the class handed in their folder which contained book summaries, extra work, and things we did in class. One of the things I did for an extra was I made a Medieval 
spear and did a write up about the spear. I also read the book Robin Hood and did summaries on it.
, broccoli, potatoes with carrots, strawberry and Saskatoon berry tarts, bread, and apple cider for a drink. The meal was delicious. Everyone in the class handed in their folder which contained book summaries, extra work, and things we did in class. One of the things I did for an extra was I made a Medieval 
spear and did a write up about the spear. I also read the book Robin Hood and did summaries on it. 
I'm wondering how your class came up with the menu for the feast. As well, what utensils did you use to help you eat? Did you salt your food?
ReplyDeleteThis is so cool. When I was in elementary school, we had a Medieval fair. I was a candle maker and actually made candles that I used to barter with my classmates for some of their goods. It was a great time.
ReplyDelete@pcone Well, we had two people in our class how found recipes on the internet and one of our techers went to vegas, she went to this feast and the tournament of Kings. Also I'm not quite sure if we salted it or not.
ReplyDelete@jerthebear That sounds like fun, I will have to suggest that to my teacher, maybe she can swich it up, feast one year and fair the next.
ReplyDeleteIt is so much fun to recreate the Middle Ages and feasts are always a great way to celebrate. Your meal and activities sound like they were a hit. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDelete@LBG Your right it is fun to recreate the middle ages. The meal tasted great and everyone in the class really injoyed it.
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