Mrs Jays Class presents A Journey Through Our

Mrs. Jay’s Class presents A Journey Through Our Castles

Castles By Allison Leonard • Pages live in the Great Tower. • The owners of the castle live in the Lord Sherwood’s rooms. • In the Great Hall they have feasts for special occasions.

Castles By Alyssas Quagliata • In the Guard`s Room the soldiers who guard the castle live in the gatehouse or Guard Room. • In the Tournament everyone is gathered in the Outer Bailey where the knights joust. • In the Chapel they teach the pages how to read and write.

Castles By Brendan Mc. Derby • In the Chapel is the priest in charge of it. • The Great Tower is pages live in the great tower. • The Lord and Lady’s room is in the older part of the castle.

Castles By Claudia Ciccone • In the Great Hall they have feasts for specials occasions. • At Lord Sherwoods rooms they give instructions. • In the kitchen they feed 300 people.

Castles By Danny Cecere • Great Tower is were the pages live. • Cooks cook in the Kitchen. • Great Hall holds special occasions.

Castles By Elizabeth Bendel • The Lord and Lady live in the same room in the older part of the castle. • The Great Hall is a special room for feasts. • The gatehouse is used for battlements 24 hours a day.

Castles By George Blair • The Kings hawks and falcons are fed on Doves. • In the guards room is where the solders live. • Lords and Kings duel in tournaments.

Castles By Gerard Mahoney • In the Great Tower there are pages. • At the Tournaments everyone gathers to see it. • At the royal apartments the king is touring.

Castles By Kegan Healey • In the Great Tower all the special people except the and King and Queen. • In the Kitchen the cook’s feed 300 people. • In the Chapel is where the priest teaches reading and writing.

Castles By Marquis Robinson • In the royal apartment a king visits towers. • In the gate house keeping guard are the soldiers. • The Kings dogs live in the kennels.

Castles By Megan Gleason • The pages live in the Great Tower. • Pages are children who turn into squires. • The Chapel is just like a church.

Castles By Micheal Palillo • In the Guard’s Room the soldiers guard the castle. • In the Kennels the dogs are looked after. . • The hawks and falcons get trained to kill the pigeons in the castle.

Castles By Michael Petrone • The pages live in the great tower. • People feast in the great hall. • Soldiers live in the guard’s room.

Castles By Nicholas Redeker • The Lord and Lady’s room is where the owners of the castle live. • The Great Tower is where the pages live. • The Chapel is where people learn to read and write.

Castles By Nicola Marasco • In the kitchen the cooks feed can 300 people. • In Lord Sherwood’s rooms the owners sleep and get dressed. • The hawks and falcons are taken care of outside of the castle.

Castles By Robert Aldana • The Dungeon is a jail. • The Chapel is a church. • The kitchen is where people cook.

Castles By Ryan Lawrence • In the Guard’s Room they just make weapons and sleep. • In the dungeons only one person guards everyone. • In the gate house it is like a lookout place.

Castles By Shannon Bennett • In the Great Hall special occasions are held. • Pages live in the Great Tower. • In the Dungeon they put prisoners there.

Castles By Willie Landi • Lord Sherwood’s room is in the older part of the castle. • In the kitchen cook’s cook for 300 people. • The Great Hall has feasts on special holidays.

Mrs. Sommers’ Class presents A Journey Through Our Castles

Castles By Alison Agoglia • The lord and lady's rooms are in the older part, but are comfortable. • In the Great Tower, the pages live. • There are 300 hundred people to feed in the castle.

Castles By Danielle Mc. Walters • The cook and the kitchen staff work in the kitchen. They make a lot of bread slices because everyone eats many slices. • Sometimes people in prison wrote stories to pass the time. • When the King comes touring the castle, he stays in a royal apartment.

Castles By David Cacace • The cook and the kitchen staff work in the kitchen. Bread baking is very important, everyone eats many slices. • The dungeon is for storing prisoners. • Soldiers live in the Gate house in the front of the castle.

Castles By Elizabeth Kardas • In the dungeon sometimes people in prison write stories to help pass time. • In the great tower there are pages which are young knights. • Early tournaments are called mock tournaments.

Castles By Emily Salvoni • The Lord and Lady rooms are in the older part of the castle. • In the great tower the pages live. • Soldiers who guard the castle live in the gatehouse.

Castles By Gerald • In the great tower live the pages. • The kitchen is used for cooking for three hundred people. • In the Great Tower the pages live.

Castles By Jack Azueta • In the guard’s room the guard’s make bows and arrows. • Tournaments are painful to the knights that lose. • Swift works in the hawks and falcons room to make sure the birds are safe.

Castles By Justin Barrere • Tournaments are painful to the night that loses. • Another word for dungeon is jail or prison. • The gate house is where guards look for unwelcome visitors.

Castles By Kyra Wenthen • The soldiers who guard the castle live in the gatehouse. • In the great tower the pages live. • Lord and Lady Sherwood’s room are in the older part of the castle.

Castles By Louis Matarazzo • In the tournaments there are market stalls on the grass, which have jugglers and sideshows. • The Hawks and Falcons are fed on doves that are bread in the castle dove cote. • In the Royal Apartments the huge bay windows fill the rooms with light and there is even water on tap.

Castles By Mark Romanowski • The cook and kitchen staff work in the kitchen. Bread baking is very important. Everyone eats many slices. • The Dungeon is used to store prisoners. • The soldiers live in the gate house in the front of the castle.

Castles By Matthew Scolaro • In the guard’s room, guards make bows and arrows • In the Great Tower young knights live. • Tournaments are painful to the knights that lose.

Castles By Michael Garcia • There’s a look out tower at the Gate house. • In the great tower live pages. • The Dungeon is used to keep prisoners.

Castles By Nicole Castagna • In the Great Tower live the Pages. When they are old enough they will become knights. • The dungeon is used to keep prisoners. • At the gate house there’s a look out on the castle battlement 24 hours a day.

Castles By Paul Wolfrom • The guard’s room the guards make bows and arrows. • Tournaments are painful to the knights that lose. • Dungeon is an other word for prison.

Castles By Sam Modico • In the great tower live the pages. When they are old enough they will become squires. • The prisoners are in the dungeon. • At the gate there's a look out on the castle battlement 24 hours a day.

Castles By Sean Michael • In the Great tower young knights live. • The cook has to feed 300 people in the castle. • The dungeon is were prisoners live and eat.

Castles By Tashawn Richardson • In the Great Tower live the pages. • The kitchen is used to feel three hundred people. • The chapel is used for services.

Castles By Tess Dorilio • Lord and Lady Sherwood live in the older part of the castle, but it is very comfortable. • The great tower is where the pages live. • People cook in the kitchen for over three hundred people. It is a lot of work!

Castles By PJ Markesano

Miss Kokonezos’ Class presents A Journey through our Castles!

Castles By Aidan Aicher • Tournaments are a popular pastime in the castle • Near the guardroom a weapon maker makes weapons • Every castle animal except horses are kept in kennels

Castles By Annie Panatier • The stables is where the horses live. • The kennel boy looks after the dogs in the kennels. • The priest is in charge of the chapel.

Castles By Brandon Gildersleve • The Great hall holds feasts. • In the Great Tower there are pages. • The Lords rooms are in the older parts of the castle.

Castles By Carolyn Turnier • The kitchen is where they use spices and herbs to flavor the food. • In the great tower there are pages that will become squires. • The stable is where the royal horses are put. They are put on a chain so they cannot get away from the stable or castle.

Castles By Chris Bumbaca • Pages live in the Great Tower • A chapel is where the Lord and servants go to mass • The Great Hall is where special feasts are held

Castles By Christian Rudolph • Tournaments are popular past time • Food is prepared in the kitchen • Look-outs are held in the gatehouse

Castles By Cole Valentino • The Great Hall is used for feasts. • Soldiers lived in the Guard’s room. • Pages lived in the Great Tower.

Castles By Emily Dinkelacker • The Great Tower is where pages live. • The stables are where horses for the royals are taken care of. • The kennel boy looks after dogs in the kennel. He also sleeps there.

Castles By Hunter Rainis • In the Great Tower live the pages , boys who become squires • It’s the tournament and everyone is gathered in the outer Baily • The soldiers who guard the castle live in the gatehouse

Castles By Jackie Itgen • In the Chapel they use quill pens. • In the Kitchen they used a lot of spices • In the Great Tower there are pages living in rooms.

Castles By Jaquan Richardson • The great towers great hold different kinds of people • Father Pellam is the priest in charge of the chapel. • The great Hall is where the feasts for special occasions like Christmas and Thanksgiving are held.

Castles By Kieran Hogg • Pages live in the great tower • The Great Hall they eat feasts • A lot of hawks and Falcons live in the hawk and Falcons room

Castles By Matthew B • The king and queen live in the lord’s rooms. • They eat the mostly in the kitchen. • They eat in the Great Hall for feasts.

Castles By Kristin Cheslock • The chief ostler works in the stables which is where the horses live. • The kennel boy looks after the dogs in the kennels. • The falconer lives close to the building that the hawks and falcons stay in.

Castles By Kyle Morrissey • The Great Hall holds feasts. • In the Great Tower there are pages. • Windows fill the room with light.

Castles By Mark Brady • In the Great Tower, there are pages. • In the Chapel, the Father takes the services. • In the Royal Apartments, windows fill the room with light.

Castles By Marlaiah Richardson Banks • The great hall is great for feasts. • The Gatehouse is for keeping an eye out for any unwelcome guests heading their way.

Castles By Matthew Focer • The Lord and Lady own the castle. • The Chapel is a church. • Pages lived in the Great Tower.

Castles By Molly Dickinson • The stables are where horses for the royals are taken care of. • The kennel boy looks after the dogs in the kennel. He also sleeps with them. • The Falconer cares for the birds and trains them to hunt.

Castles By Thomas Cozier • The Great Hall is a dinner room that’s not like a kitchen • The Great Tower holds different types of people • The kitchen is where people eat and drink

Castles By Michael

Mrs. Pastier’s Class presents A Journey Through Our Castles

0 • The Gatehouse is for keeping an eye out for any unwelcome gust coming their way. • In the kennels a boy raises dogs. • In the Great Hall there is a good place to have dinner.

Castles By Ben Hoenig • The dungeons are guarded so no prisoners will get out. • The kennel boy looks after the dogs in the kennel. • At the tournament everyone gathers to see the knights joust.

Castles By Ben Hoefer • The Guard’s room is where the guards live. In the gate house They watch for bad guys. • Outside the Hawks and Falcons get trained to hunt birds • At the Tournament there are battles between small armies and jousts.

Castles By Brendan Alles • The King and Queen have feasts at the Great Hall. • The kennel boy takes care of the kennels. • The knights joust at the tournaments.

Castles By Cecelia Izzo • In the Guard’s Room is where the soldiers live. • A boy raises dogs in the Kennels. • People go to the tournaments to see knights fight for prizes like horses, suits of armor and swords.

Castles By Christopher Lo • Important people don’t need to go to the Dungeon. • There are different rooms in the kitchen. • The soldiers live in the Guard’s Room.

Castles By Clare Carey • Boys called pages live in the Great tower. • The priest in charge of the chapel is Father Pellam taught people how to read. • In the Guard’s Room is where the soldier’s live.

Castles By Cole Considine • Most prisoners of noble birth do not find themselves in the dungeon. The dungeon is like a jail • Tournaments are where the knights, jousts and there are jugglers. • There is a lot of cooking in the kitchen.

Castle By Daniel O’Brien • Gate house guards look for unwelcome visitors. • The Kennels house the Kings dogs. • Feasts are held in The Great Hall.

Castles By Daniel Schissel • At the tournaments you can joust. • The guard’s room is where the guards live. • In the gate house the guards lookout for any one who tries to enter the castle.

Castles By Dillon Burke • The cook needs to feed 300 people. • The Great Hall is where people eat and talk. • Swif Perteks takes care of the hawks and falcons.

Castles By Emma Weissman • The Guard’s Room is were the soldiers live. • A boy raises dogs in the Kennel Room. • The Great Hall is were the people eat and talk.

Castles By Emma Brown • The Guard’s Room is where the soldiers live. • A boy raises dogs in the kennels. • People watch the Tournament to see the knights fight for prizes.

Castles By Erin Feltkamp • Lord and Lady Sherwood, loyal to the king , are the owners of the castle • Boys called pages live in the Great Tower. When they are older they will become squires. • The King stays in the Royal Apartments.

Castles By Justine Hamilton • Lord Sherwood’s room Lord and Lady Sherwood, loyal to the king, are the owners of the castle. • The Guard’s room is where the soldiers live. • During the Tournaments everyone gathers in the outer baily where knights joust.

Castles By Liam Baker • There is a lot of cooking in the kitchen. • Most prisoners of noble birth would not find themselves in the dungeon. • A tournament is a place where knights would joust.

Castles By Owen Condon • The great hall is where everyone gathers for feasts • The cook needs to feed many mouths. The cook works in the kitchen • The guards guard the castle 24 hours a day.

Castles By Paul Martino • The Gatehouse is the place where you enter the castle. • The Guard’s room is where the soldiers live. • The dungeon is where evil people go. It’s like a jail.

Castles By Stephen Grillo • The Great Hall is a good place to have dinner. • The king stays in the Royal Apartments. • If you’re poor and do something bad you will be put in Dungeon.

Castles By Michael Loureiro • A castle is a place where knights joust. • The kennel boy takes care of the kennel. • The Guard’s Room is where the soldiers live.

Castles By Morgan