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Essential Question : What were the important characteristics of Humanism & Renaissance literature?

Discover characteristics of Humanism, Renaissance literature, and renowned artists through interactive activities in a fun classroom setting.

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Essential Question : What were the important characteristics of Humanism & Renaissance literature?

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  1. Essential Question: • What were the important characteristics of Humanism & Renaissance literature? • Warm-Up Question: • Find the chart on the back of Friday’s notes “Renaissance Artists” • For each image, guess whether it is Medieval or Renaissance art & why

  2. Guess if the following pieces of art (A-J) are:Renaissanceor Medieval

  3. A

  4. B

  5. C

  6. D

  7. E

  8. F

  9. G

  10. H

  11. I

  12. J

  13. Renaissance (Titian) A

  14. Medieval (tapestry) B

  15. (Early) Renaissance (Giotto) C

  16. (late) Medieval (Cimebue) D

  17. (late) Medieval E

  18. Renaissance (Raphael) F

  19. Renaissance (Botticelli) G

  20. Renaissance (Lippi) H

  21. Renaissance (da Vinci) I

  22. (late) Medieval (Rublev) J

  23. Humanism & Renaissance Literature • What were the important characteristics of Humanism & Renaissance literature? • Working with your partner, examine the background information from the placard presented & answer the questions • When finished, bring your answers to the teacher & swap out for a new placard • When finished, be prepared for a brief class activity

  24. Closure Assignment • Pick one of the Renaissance people we studied today & create a tombstone that commemorates their importance • For your person, write their name & a creative sentence that starts “Here lies…” that historians would have written to explain their importance • Include an image that best shows their importance

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