On this page you will find individual lesson plans for teachers of various grade levels, as well as general essays which may serve as the framework for a lesson or a series of lessons. Fully developed lessons, with example (PA) state standsards, equipment needed, assessment questions, and so forth, are indicated with a the symbol XXX. Also, don't forget to check out the models page for in-class projects and games.

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• MIlls and Milling	Iron
  The Mill in the Middle Ages Laws Regarding Watermills Mills and Geography MIlls in Colonial American Cities Grottasongr: Viking Song of the Mill The Reeve’s Tale and the Miller Map of mills in colonial Pennsylvania Mills and Millers in Old and New World Folksong The German Miller on the Eve of Colonial America Windmills on a Carribean Island	The Medieval Roots of Colonial Iron Manufacture Technology The Blacksmith in Art: Pat Lyon at the Forge Photo essay about Saugus Iron Works Smelt your own iron! coming soon Analysis of the effect of the Iron Act of 1750. The landscape of iron furnaces in central Pennsylvania Investigation of the Saugus Ironworks in Saugus, MA. Comparison of furnace stack technology England and the Colonies
  Foodways	Art and Technology
  Applying State Standards Teacher’s Content Base Outline All Bread is Not Created Equal | Original Assize Documents The Flower of Wheat: Bread in the Middle and Colonial Ages Bread Oven Project Small | Large Fast Food in Medieval and Colonial Times Fast Food in Colonial America Anne Bradstreet’s Poetry	Peter Breughel’s Wheat Harvest Grain and Milling in Medieval Art: Winslow Homer Grain and Milling in Medieval Art: Peter Breughel The Colonial Poetry of Anne Bradstreet coming soon The blacksmith in art