Coats of Arms World History CP Ms. Cook. Today’s Objective: TSWBAT create a personal coat of arms AND explain the symbolism of their chosen elements.

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Coats of Arms World History CP Ms. Cook

Today’s Objective: TSWBAT create a personal coat of arms AND explain the symbolism of their chosen elements.

What is a Coat of Arms? Coats of arms were developed in the Middle Ages so knights could determine friend or foe on the battlefield. Over time, coats of arms became a symbol of a certain family.

Tierney Coat of Arms Every color has its own meaning. blue: loyalty and truthfulness yellow: generosity Every symbol has its own meaning swords: warlike Every animal has its own meaning lions: courage

Other Elements Chief: Broad stripe at top of shield

Other Elements Chevron: an upside-down “V”

Other Elements Fess: broad horizontal stripe through center

Read This! What heraldic elements are in this coat of arms? Look at the handout!

Assignment! Create your own personal coat of arms to describe yourself. This will go on your notebook. Include at least five elements. Be neat and Creative! Follow your rubric!