This document provides instructions for students to turn their study guide into a medieval tapestry made of roll paper and art supplies. It explains that during the Middle Ages, tapestries were used by wealthy nobility to decorate castles and palaces by telling stories, myths, and religious parables as well as displaying symbols of power. Tapestries also served practical purposes by dividing rooms and keeping castles warmer. Students are encouraged to include figures, symbols, words, decorative borders, and rich colors and patterns in their tapestry designs.

1. Unit Test ReviewActivityTurn Your Study Guide into an amazingMedieval Tapestry (….cough…made out of Roll Paper …..cough …..and basic Art supplies)

2. In the MIDDLE-AGES, Tapestries were used by the wealthy & noble to decorate their castles and palaces. Tapestries told stories, myths and religious parables and showed symbols of the power and glory of the owner.They were also handy room dividers and helped keep drafty castles warmer!Tapestries used figures, symbols, words, decorative borders, rich colors and patterns

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