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“Famous Figures of Medieval Times” by Cathy Diez-Luckie, 2011
“The age of castles and conquest comes to life as William the Conqueror rushes to Hastings, ready to reclaim his crown from Harold and the Saxons in the famous battle of 1066. Hundreds of years later, a young girl clad in armor courageously leads an army to take back France for the king. Joan of Arc is later captured and loses her life as the result of an unfair trial.
Now children ages 6 to 12 can make movable action figures and relive the memorable events of the Middle Ages with Justinian I, Theodora, Charlemagne, Leif Eriksson, William the Conqueror, Richard the Lionheart, Genghis Khan, Francis of Assisi, Marco Polo, and Joan of Arc.
Detailed biography section with facts about each figure
Companion reading list for read-alouds and independent readers
Meticulous illustrations based on mosaics, paintings, and sculpture
Easy to assemble (instructions included)
Colored and colorable versions of each character
Printed on sturdy card stock for hours of creative play”
Paperback. Some figures have been used: Justinian and Theodora, Charlemagne, and Leif Erickson.
These figures are still in book: William the Conquerer, Richard the Lionheart, Genghis Khan, Francis of Assisi, Marco Polo, Joan of Arc.
“The age of castles and conquest comes to life as William the Conqueror rushes to Hastings, ready to reclaim his crown from Harold and the Saxons in the famous battle of 1066. Hundreds of years later, a young girl clad in armor courageously leads an army to take back France for the king. Joan of Arc is later captured and loses her life as the result of an unfair trial.
Now children ages 6 to 12 can make movable action figures and relive the memorable events of the Middle Ages with Justinian I, Theodora, Charlemagne, Leif Eriksson, William the Conqueror, Richard the Lionheart, Genghis Khan, Francis of Assisi, Marco Polo, and Joan of Arc.
Detailed biography section with facts about each figure
Companion reading list for read-alouds and independent readers
Meticulous illustrations based on mosaics, paintings, and sculpture
Easy to assemble (instructions included)
Colored and colorable versions of each character
Printed on sturdy card stock for hours of creative play”
Paperback. Some figures have been used: Justinian and Theodora, Charlemagne, and Leif Erickson.
These figures are still in book: William the Conquerer, Richard the Lionheart, Genghis Khan, Francis of Assisi, Marco Polo, Joan of Arc.