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1.On lined paper, write down all of the people in your immediate family including you, their real first names ex. Donna, Scott, Sarah, Bonnie, Dylan, Ben, etc.

You are going to watch a short video clip on the Black Death. I hope you are listening carefully as I will be asking you questions about it! Black Death

The Big Picture Last lessonThis lessonNext lesson Medieval EuropeWhat caused the Black Death? What were the results of the Black Death?

What caused the Black Death? By the end of the lesson, you will understand: What the Black Death was What the symptoms of the Black Death were By the end of the lesson, you will be able to: Explain the features of the Black Death Create a visual adaptation of the symptoms Evaluate the causes of the Black Death Write down the underlined words in bold!

People living in the medieval times always faced famine and disease, but in the middle of the 14 th century they had to survive the Black Death. It spread from Asia to Europe and then to England, where nearly half of the population died. At the time, doctors did not know that germs caused diseases. However they had their own ideas about the Black Death. What was the Black Death?

Where did the Black Death spread to?

Historians believe that there were two different plagues at this time: Bubonic plague: The germ is carried in the bloodstream by rats. Fleas which bite the rats become infected and then pass on the plague when they bite humans. These fleas multiply in the warm weather but die off in the winter. It takes 4-7 days to die. Pneumonic plague: This plague is caught through breathing. It attacks the lungs. Patients cough blood and spray out germs when they breathe out. It kills people within 2 days.

Scientists did not know the real cause, some blamed ‘corrupt air’ or the movements of the planets for the outbreak. Some people even thought that the Black Death was a sign of God’s anger.

Activity one You are to explain the features of the Black Death in a short paragraph. Can you do it??

Review one You are to turn around to the person next to you and tell them your explanation. Do they have anything you don’t or vice versa that you could add?

What caused the Black Death? By the end of the lesson, you will understand: What the Black Death was What the symptoms of the Black Death were By the end of the lesson, you will be able to: Explain the features of the Black Death Create a visual adaptation of the symptoms Evaluate the causes of the Black Death

What were the symptoms of the plague?

Activity two You are to create a visual adaptation of the symptoms of the Black Death. You will need to draw a picture of a person and then label the symptoms of the Black Death. You are to accompany your drawing with a description of those symptoms.

What caused the Black Death? By the end of the lesson, you will understand: What the Black Death was What the symptoms of the Black Death were By the end of the lesson, you will be able to: Explain the features of the Black Death Create a visual adaptation of the symptoms Evaluate the causes of the Black Death

The Black Death caused huge loss of life and confusion in towns and countryside. During the Middle Ages, people mainly died through poor hygiene, dirty water supplies and common diseases. Monks and nuns treated the sick and operations were performed by barbers and traveling doctors. They could sew up wounds and make medicines. However they could not cure victims of the plague. As precautions, people were told to:  Cover windows  Avoid sleeping on their backs  DO NOT breathe in toilet smells Surprisingly, Britain recovered from the Black Death.

Imagine you are a priest in a small village in Dorset at the time of the Black Death. You keep a diary in which you record its effects on your village. You are to include information about possible causes, symptoms, precautions and potential cures. You will need to ensure you evaluate the causes and what this meant to people. Activity three Good Luck!

What caused the Black Death? By the end of the lesson, you will understand: What the Black Death was What the symptoms of the Black Death were By the end of the lesson, you will be able to: Explain the features of the Black Death Create a visual adaptation of the symptoms Evaluate the causes of the Black Death

Consolidation Phase Thumbs up/Thumbs down By the end of the lesson, you will understand: What the Black Death was What the symptoms of the Black Death were By the end of the lesson, you will be able to: Explain the features of the Black Death Create a visual adaptation of the symptoms Evaluate the causes of the Black Death

The Big Picture Last lessonThis lessonNext lesson Medieval EuropeWhat caused the Black Death? What were the results of the Black Death?