Beowulf& Grendel
Out of allegiance to the King Hrothgar, the much respected Lord of the Danes, Beowulf leads a troop of warriors across the sea to rid a village of the marauding monster. The monster, Grendel, is not a creature of mythic powers, ...
Help, Beowulf!
Beowulf, thou art very strong… Thou hast the power to fight the strongest of ‘beasts’… O, come ye, help us… We’re not people of Denmark, we’re not being attacked by Grendel for he was nothing as compared to the monster we are under ...
Cartoonist In Captivity
My thanks to everyone who stopped by the Cartoon Art Museum this weekend for “cartoonist in captivity” day. I sold a bunch of books and got to meet some old and new fans alike. Here I’m talking with one of my oldest and talented ...
Beowulf: Lost in Translation
A lot of folks do a translation exercise with Beowulf. If I remember correctly, the old Scott, Foresman books I used in high school had one. This ReadWriteThink lesson plan looks like a good one. I created one for my own students, ...
Help, Beowulf!
Beowulf, thou art very strong… Thou hast the power to fight the strongest of ‘beasts’… O, come ye, help us… We’re not people of Denmark, we’re not being attacked by Grendel for he was nothing as compared to the monster we are under ...
Cartoonist In Captivity
My thanks to everyone who stopped by the Cartoon Art Museum this weekend for “cartoonist in captivity” day. I sold a bunch of books and got to meet some old and new fans alike. Here I’m talking with one of my oldest and talented ...
Beowulf: Lost in Translation
A lot of folks do a translation exercise with Beowulf. If I remember correctly, the old Scott, Foresman books I used in high school had one. This ReadWriteThink lesson plan looks like a good one. I created one for my own students, ...
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