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Anglo-Saxon Helmet

Anglo-Saxon Helmet. 9/2 Bell Ringer. Old English was spoken by the Anglo-Saxons from approximately 450 to 1150. Beowulf is the oldest surviving poem in the English language. Part 1: Old English Affixes. Part 1: Anglo-Saxon Suffixes Names of Locations Example: Washington ING=? TON=?

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Anglo-Saxon Helmet

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  1. Anglo-Saxon Helmet

  2. 9/2 Bell Ringer • Old English was spoken by the Anglo-Saxons from approximately 450 to 1150. • Beowulf is the oldest surviving poem in the English language.

  3. Part 1: Old English Affixes • Part 1: Anglo-Saxon Suffixes • Names of Locations • Example: Washington • ING=? • TON=? • The village of Wash’s people • Write down two locations on your activity. • Write down two or more on class paper.

  4. Part 2-3: Old English Translation • Translating Words • Matching Activity • Translating Questions • Interpreting Phrases • Translating Poem • Do as much as you can. We will also listen to the poem as a class.

  5. Part 4: Beowulf Lines • 1. Sign up for lines. • 2. Record information on the bottom of activity sheet (Passage 1). • You will only be assigned ONE passage. • The supplement will be distributed tomorrow.

  6. OBJECTIVES • 1. Finish Commonly Confused Words • 2. Old English Activity (Group) • Parts 1-3: Translating • Part 4: Beowulf Lines • 4. Review Old English (Class) • Old English Examples • 5. Beowulf Vocabulary • 6. Book Numbers

  7. Part 2. Old English Translation • Swurd ? • Brid ? • Faeder? • Wudu ? • Modor? • Brothor ? • Hund ? • Scild ? • Swoster ?

  8. Old English Translation • 1. Hwær is sehring? • Where is the ring? • 2. Hwaethring? • What ring?

  9. Old English Translation • 3. Hwæreartþu? • Where art thou?/Where are you? • 4. Hwais se cyning? (C = K) • Who is the king?

  10. What trilogy do these questions relate to?

  11. Part 3: ??? Fæderureþuþeeart on heofonum; Si þinnamagehalgod to becumeþin rice gewurþeðinwilla on eorðanswaswa on heofonum. urnegedæghwamlicanhlafsyle us todæg and forgyf us uregyltas swaswawe forgyfaðurumgyltendum and ne gelædþu us on costnunge ac alys us of yfelesoþlice

  12. Translation • Father our thou that art in heavens • be thy name hallowed • come thy kingdom • be-done thy will • on earth as in heavens • our daily bread give us today • and forgive us our sins • as we forgive those-who-have-sinned-against-us • and not lead thou us into temptation • but deliver us from evil. truly

  13. BOOK NUMBERS • STATE: PA • X • X • X • SCHOOL DISTRICT: Canon-McMillan • X • Book No. ME #

  14. BEOWULF Vocabulary • Option 1: Class set of dictionaries • Webster’s Ninth New Collegiate Dictionary • Option 2: Merriam-Webster website • M-w.com • Option 2: Download the app! • Search Merriam Webster • #3 SINGULAR (MOOR) • #7 Reparation: Second Definition • #8 Mail: Fourth Definition • #9 to Purge: First of Second A Definition

  15. Beowulf

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