Izobella’s Tudor Project

Getting near the end of the Tudor Food projects. There was so much amazing work done earlier this year, including this beautifully presented book by Izobella:

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Alex’s Tudor Food Project

This is an amazing project from Alex in Moneybury. This book is just beautiful and should be a real treasure to look back upon when Alex is older.

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Amelia’s History Project

Here’s a couple of inserts from Amelia’s History project.  The hand-drawn infographics are a particularly effective way to present comparison information:

 

 

Melody’s Tudor Food Factfile

Here is a Powerpoint from Melody’s Tudor project earlier this year, overlooked at the time because her memory stick was doubling as a book mark in her recipe book!

Tudor food by Melody

Still more History projects

Jacob in Moneybury produced this beautifully designed Recipe Book for his Tudor project earlier in the year. A lot of time and effort has gone into this. Click the link for the interactive book:

http://www.flipsnack.com/5BC767AD75E/fdhj01uz

 

Some Hastoe History Projects

Here are some more of the History projects from earlier in the year:

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Tudor Presentation – Jessie

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Tudor food Leah

Tudor Food Anna

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Tudor Food enrichment pt 1 Ismail

Some more Tudor Food Projects

Going through the Tudor Food projects, here’s a couple more interesting projects from Marlin. Lily came up with a whole evening of Tudor TV scheduling, while Lizzie prepared her menu diligently:

         

Ava’s History Project

Ava used a real quill to produce her scrap book about her visit to Hampton Court earlier this year:  http://snack.to/fzh3ycuz

Behold…. Xavier’s Cockentrice

Xavier in Marlin followed up his roasted boar’s head by stitching together a rabbit and a chicken to make the legendary Cockentrice. This was a mythical creature, brought out at feasts to amaze and amuse the dinner guests.

Zoe’s Tudor Project

Zoe from Moneybury worked hard to produce a great looking Powerpoint presentation. You can read it here as an interactive book:

http://snack.to/fujig39c

Harry’s Tudor Project

Here is Harry’s work on Tudor food from last month. He presented it as a pdf file, though here it is uploaded to an interactive flipbook:

http://snack.to/ft98g39c

Head Chef Kyle prepares a Pasty

Kyle made a wonderful cookery video as he presented on how to make a Pasty fit for Henry VIII. Here are some stills from his video:

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Evie’s Tudor Menu

Another History project from last month. Evie created a menu for the ‘Tudor Cafe’:

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Henry and Francis Go to a Restaurant

If we can obtain a copy in a different format, we might be able to post a full copy of Xavi’s movie ‘Henry and Francis Go to a Restaurant’. In the meantime, here is a still from Xavi’s film:

Freddie’s Tudor Masterchef

Here is something that Freddie handed in on his memory stick: a design for a creative, double-sided leaflet about Tudor food to advertise a possible future series of ‘Tudor Masterchef’:

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Xavier has been in the kitchen again….

Xavier has been getting to work in his kitchen again. Even though he had handed his History project in, he had another project he wanted to do. If you thought the Boar’s head was impressive (and maybe just a bit grisly), keep an eye open for updates on this site of his Cockentrice Project…..

Xavier’s Tudor Banquet

Xavier’s Hog’s Head project can be read if you click on the Flipbook link below (caution NOT for the squeamish!). He provides details and photographs showing how he prepared a WHOLE pig’s head: http://snack.to/fhnagjpt

Skye’s History Project

Click on the link for an interactive flipbook of Skye’s Tudor food project: http://snack.to/fvuibjpt

The marzipan fruits look delicious!

Brown Fryes by Alex and Freddie

Alex must have spent the whole Christmas holiday thinking about food in Tudor times. We hope to display some more of his work later. Freddie and Alex made this film about making ‘Brown Fryes’ (we might call it “Eggy bread” today)

Some Hastoe History Projects

Here are some examples of work from Hastoe.

Picture taken by Ines on her trip to Hampton Court .

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Tudor Food Anna

Tudor Food enrichment pt 1 Ismail

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Tudor Presentation – Jessie

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Ismail’s Tudor project takes the biscuit!

Come Dine with Me Tudor Special by Louis

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Dog’s Dinner for Henry

Some Powerpoint Presentations from Moneybury

Here are some more examples of the work that arrived on memory sticks this week. Oscar and Ben have clearly spent a lot of time designing their presentations. Do try Ella’s Tudor quiz too:

Oscar History Project – The Royal Visit of King Francis I

Tudor Banquet by Ben

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Xavvy’s Right Royal Roast

For his project Xavvy in Marlin went the whole hog – well, the head anyway. We hope to publish his full instructions soon. He also made the marzipan fruits among the decorations.

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I understand that as a follow up he’ll be constructing a Cockentrice this weekend. Watch this space for details.

Leah’s Board Game

Another board game here. This time from Leah. She also made a Powerpoint presentation: Tudor food Leah

Harriet’s Tudor Food Project

Harriet B loved her food project so much, she baked some biscuits in the shape of hearts!

Ella’s Tudor Food Boardgame

Ella arrived in Mounts today clutching a really interesting board game.

Alex’s Tudor Rose

Alex created a Tudor Rose out of sugar paste specially for the banquet. This was the end result of a Tudor ‘Great British Bake-Off’ special that Alex and his family recorded on DVD.

Some of the History Projects from Mounts

Lot’s of interesting things have arrived in the classroom this week. Here are some examples of History projects from Mounts.

Marlin History Projects

The king has looked at your work and is mightily pleased. He has said that some of you are worthy of being taken on in his kitchens as spit boys and in a few years that you might be able to work your way up to Head Cook status (except Euan, who on the cover of ‘Tudor Food for Dummies’ said he was a “Tudor Culinary Expert” – the King says Euan’s in charge of the washing up!)