UNIT PLAN 1: Islam and Al-Andalus

UNIT  PLAN 1



TITLE
ISLAM AND AL-ANDALUS






GROUP
2nd ESO






HISTORY
Xavier Marín


TEACHER








CONTENTS
- The Germanic migrations



- The Carolingian Empire



- The Visigoths



- The Byzantine Empire



- Islam






ENGLISH AIMS
-Vocabulary related to different civilizations: emperor, empire, mosque, byzantine, orthodox, catholic,



church, Middle Age, kingdoms, code, Arabs, pilgrimage, to pray, prophet, holy war, polytheists,



monotheists, merchant, Christianity, Muslim, courtyard, pulpit, fountain, caliphs, the souk, market,



gunpowder, compass, crops, minaret, Charlemagne, pillars, Islamic.






LEARNING
- Learning about the decline of the Roman Empire and the second invasions of Europe.



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Learning about the founder of Islam and about the Koran.



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Learning about the history of Al-Andalus.



-  Appreciating the importance of the Caliphate of Córdoba.



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Learning about the diversity of the Islamic society.



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Identifying the special characteristics of Islamic architecture






ACTIVITIES/
. Copying and labelling a mosque



- Matching illustration and artistic buildings


COGNITIVE
-Locating places on a map


SKILLS
-Doing web tasks


- Summarising information and completing a chart






- Using political maps to identify changes in a territory, a civilization or a religion.






RESOURCES
- Schemes on the blackboard.


AND
- Presentations with the computer.


MATERIALS
- Internet (pictures or interactive exercises)



- Educational films.



- Virtual visits to archaeological sites
- PDI work






EDUCATION
Curiosity about different cultures


VALUES
- Appreciation of art, architecture and sculpture



- Comparing a civilization of the Middle Ages with that of the present time



- Value the Islamic civilization and culture in our history






ASSESMENT
Written test in first language / second language







KEY
Linguistic communication


COMPETENCES
• Vocabulary related to different civilizations



• Historical recount; ordering events: At first, the Byzantine Empire



  • Historical explanation: expressing cause and effect













FURTHER INFORMATION

Thus, the western and eastern provinces...

Historical recount; locating events in time: At the beginning of the 6th century

Learning to learn

Learning how to interpret, compare and use information from various sources

Mathematical competence
Being able to copy and plot a timeline to scale

Digital ICT competence
Accessing a website for information
Doing a web task

Temporal competence

Comprehension of the time-scale of important figures and events during this period

Spatial competence
Locating places on a map

Interpersonal and civic competence

Appreciating the importance of different civilizations

Reflecting critically on changes in civilizations

Autonomy and personal initiative
Analysing written and graphic information
Looking for information outside the textbook

Knowledge and interaction with our world

Comparing a civilization of the Middle Ages with that of the present time

Comparing the Islamic population in the Middle Ages with that of today

Cultural and artistic expression
Matching illustrations and civilizations
Copying and labelling a mosque
Observing the interior of a chapel
Making a mosaic