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9th grade middle ages handouts $5-10
African Kingdoms in the Middle Ages Activity | Medieval Africa Centers
This African Kingdoms in the Middle Ages Activity will save you time and stress as you introduce your students to the significant civilizations of Africa during Medieval times while students practice vital Social Studies skills. It includes center or investigation cards on the origination and location, wealth, leadership, and decline of Ghana, Mali, Songhai, the Eastern Kingdoms, and the Central & Southern Kingdoms. Skills Practiced:Reading for ContentTopic Investigation & Categorizatio
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Renaissance Unit PowerPoint & Guided Notes Set - 80+ Renaissance Slides!
Renaissance Unit Guided Notes! 80+ Page PowerPoint & Notes to Teach Renaissance!In this highly-engaging Renaissance lesson, you receive an 83 page PowerPoint presentation, 7 pages of guided notes, and two included video clips to teach the European Renaissance! This lesson can be used as an entire unit instruction or to supplement what you already do. The Renaissance PowerPoint is divided into 7 sections, each that focuses on how life is changing for people living in that time period. Enjo
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6th - 9th
Drawing Lesson: Two-Point Perspective! How to Draw Castles! Middle School Art
Two-Point PerspectiveDrawings! Castles with Texture!Teach Two-Point Perspective with this engaging "Medieval Castles" art lesson!Your student's imaginations will become enchanted with this castle drawing activity! This middle school or high school art lesson also teaches value shading and how to draw implied visual textures and drawing 3-dimensional objects! This product is jammed-packed with more than enough resources to help you to help your students to conquer Two-Point Perspective techniques
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
Middle Ages Escape Room Activity | Crack the Polyibus Cipher at Windsor Castle
In this Middle Ages Escape Room activity, students are introduced to the Polyibus square cipher invented by the ancient Greeks but popularized by Medieval monarchs to avoid messages falling into enemy hands! Can you crack the code before time expires?Students are placed in investigative teams as they analyze fictional ancient texts from Windsor Castle as they help unlock a box left behind by William the Conqueror. Students work together to translate four hidden clues using the ancient Greek Poly
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5th - 9th
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Medieval Imperial China Achievements | Great Wall, Gunpowder, Forbidden City!
In this Medieval Imperial China Achievements activity, students learn about the Great Wall of China, the accidental invention of gunpowder, the creation of the Forbidden City, achievements in measurements, porcelain, and more! Students navigate through a variety of stations as they learn about imperial China and the role of the Tang, Song, Ming, and Yuan dynasties in achieving major advancement in medieval imperial China. An engaging graphic organizer is included for students to document infor
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6th - 9th
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Feudalism and the Manor System worksheet - Middle Ages - Global/World History
Feudalism and the Manor System in the Middle Ages WorksheetAIM: How did life in Western Europe change during the Middle Ages?Common core compliant worksheet on the political and economic systems of the early Middle Ages in Western Europe. Contains a variety of activities designed to promote critical thinking and class discussion such as: Do now that appropriately sets up the lessonChanges to European life due to the fall of Rome – pair or small group workTimeline analysisSecondary source reading
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: 9th Grade Global/World History MEGA Bundle
Medieval Close Reading Passages, Questions, Vocabulary for Crispin or Any Unit
Bring the Middle Ages alive with these six expository nonfiction handouts! Expands your textbook or offers a great supplement for Crispin: The Cross of Lead, any medieval novel, or a SS/ELA cross-curricular unit. What you get:Six 2-page readings with illustrations. The topics are Feudalism, Medieval Cities and Towns, Medieval Rebellions (including Wat Tyler's), The Black Death, The Plague Today, and The Decline of Feudalism. Wide variety of close reading questions and vocabulary activities fo
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4th - 9th
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World History Escape Room with American Sign Language | 100% Engagement
In this World History Escape Room with American Sign Language, students are introduced to American Sign Language developed at the American School for the Deaf in Hartford, Connecticut as they uncover details regarding World History. This activity is great for team-building, collaboration, and review!Students are placed in cooperative teams as they seek to translate four hidden sign language clues regarding important moments in World History, conduct basic research, then crack the Final Code bef
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5th - 9th
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Vikings: Mini Bundle of Lessons: Reading Passages + Comprehension Activities
This is a mini bundle of 3 Viking Lessons. They include Vikings: The Origins, Raiders & Geography: Reading Passages + Activities; Vikings Lifestyles (How They Lived and Died); Vikings: Warfare and the Berserkers. Each lesson includes a do now/writing prompt, maps, pictures and comprehension questions for students to answer. This is a collection of my 3 lesson mini unit on the Vikings. A more detailed description of each can be found with the individual product.UPDATED: August 2023 with PDF v
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6th - 10th
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Rank the Frank: Charles Martel / Pepin / Charlemagne
Looking to engaging your students in the process of determining historical significance? Use "Rank the Frank" to help your students read for evidence, craft persuasive paragraphs, and understand how historians determine historical significance.
Through an investigation of three background briefs on Charlemagne, Charles Martel, and Pepin, students will glean pieces of evidence from which they can make a persuasive case as to which Frankish leader had the greatest impact, on the greatest amount
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7th - 12th
World History is Wild Poster Set | 15 Amazing Posters for World History Wall Art
This World History Classroom and Hallway Poster Set contains 15 fun, engaging, and interesting posters to show the wild and awesome side of early World History. Each World History poster is designed to educate students on details that are hard to believe about early World History -- from the Ancient Civilizations (Ancient Rome, Greece, Egypt, China, India), Mesoamerica (Inca, Maya, Aztec), Medieval Europe, and other historical data and phenomena.Check out the preview to grasp the awesome nature
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3rd - 12th
Witchcraft in the Middle Ages
This resource includes 4-5 lessons about witchcraft in the Middle Ages. It would fit in well after lessons on the Church or, before or after, crime and punishment. It has a range of activities, including:source work questionsa potion creation taska handout about identifying witchesa quiz about witches in popular culturea research task about the Bamberg witch trials a 'Would you be accused of being a witch during the Middle Ages?' quiz The PowerPoint will guide all the lessons with all handouts e
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8th - 10th
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Feudal Funko Pop! Project: Fully Customizable, Fully Scaffolded, Rubric Included
In this project, the students design a Funko Pop based on a real or imagined character from medieval Europe. Although I tailored this project to my medieval Europe unit, it could honestly work for any history curriculum and can be adapted for any subject area if desired. All materials were created in Google Slides, so it is fully customizable. In the end, the students will design a Funko Pop! and complete a Fucko Pop! packaging template that requires them to create a series for their Pop!, a cha
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3rd - 12th
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Medieval Town & Medieval Manor: Postcards from the Middle Ages with Handouts
Teaching Guide for these Materials
1. The essential question for this lesson on the medieval town is: Did the benefits of medieval town living outweigh the drawbacks? Why? Why Not?
2. Distribute the handouts entitled, “The Medieval Town.” Handouts on pages 4-5 are written at Middle School reading level and the handouts on pages 6-7 are written at a high school level. You can decide to read the same sheet together or differentiate based on the reading levels of your students.
3. Distribute page 3
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Middle Ages World Map Worksheet with MAP KEY
This material was created to meet the following 7th grade state social studies standards:7.01: Identify and locate the geographical features of East Asia, including:ChinaGobi DesertHimalayan MountainsJapanKorean PeninsulaPacific OceanPlateau of TibetSea of Japan (East China Sea)Yangtze RiverYellow River7.14: Analyze the importance of regional geography and the location of Constantinople in maintaining European culture. 7.15: Identify and locate the geographical features of Southwest Asia and Nor
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7th - 9th
Age of Exploration - Text and Exercise Sheets
By the end of the 15th century many things were changing in Europe. The population started to grow more quickly and a new class of merchants emerged. They wanted to buy and sell expensive and valuable products from Asia—like gold, jewels and silk.
Contents : 8 pages
Introduction
Portuguese exploration
Christopher Columbus
Other Spanish explorers
French and English explorers
Amerigo Vespucci
Magellan sails around the world
Timeline
Exercises
The sample contains a complete non-printable pre
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Germanic Kingdoms - European Middle Ages (500 - 1200)
This colorful presentation illustrates how many Germanic kingdoms that succeeded the Roman Empire were reunited under Charlemagne's empire. The lesson covers invasions triggering changes in western Europe, the decline of learning, loss of a common language, Germanic kingdoms emerge, concept of government changes, the Franks under Clovis, German people adopting Christianity, monasteries and convents, Gregory I, expanding papal power, Carolingian dynasty, Charlemagne and his government, cultural r
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
AP World History Byzantine Empire
This 27-slide power point presentation covers the development, culture, religion, and fall of the Byzantine Empire from 476 ACE - 1453 ACE. It also includes information on the division of Christianity during the Great Schism as well as examines the key differences between Orthodox and Catholic Christianity.
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9th - 12th
The Church Wields Power - European Middle Ages (500 - 1200)
This interactive presentation provides details regarding how church leaders and political leaders competed for power and authority. Today many religions still voice their opinions on political issues. This presentation covers the scope of church authority during the middle ages, church structure, religion as a unifying force, church justice, the church and the Holy Roman Empire, Otto I, clashes with the pope, showdown and Canossa, Concordat of Worms, Frederick I, German states remaining separate
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
The Renaissance, Reformation, and Scientific Revolution Quizzes & Tests
This material includes 5 quizzes and 4 tests over The Renaissance, the Reformation, and the Scientific Revolution These tests and quizzes were created to meet the following state standards: 7.40: Explain how the location of the Italian Peninsula impacted the movement of resources, knowledge, and culture throughout Italy’s independent trade cities. 7.41: Identify the importance of Florence, Italy and the Medici Family in the early stages of the Renaissance. 7.42: Explain humanism, an
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6th - 10th
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Rise, Fall, and Impacts of the Mongols
This bundle leads students through the rise, fall, and impacts of the Mongol Empire, including on China with the Ming Dynasty that happened after the fall of the Mongols and Europe with the spread of the Black Death.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Protestant Reformation Lapbook
This lapbook covers the following topics:
-A timeline of the Reformation
-Indulgences and their roll in the Reformation
-Influential People of the Reformation
-Martin Luther
-A before and After Map of Europe
This Lapbook comes in the following versions
-Full Colour Answer Key and Teacher Resource
-Full Colour Student Version
-Greyscale Student Version
Check Out My store for a tutorial video on how to fold lapbooks and another lapbook covering the early beginnings of the Christian Religion.
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6th - 12th
World History - The Ancient World Bundle
(4) worksheets with 10 matching questions each ranging from India to the religion in Europe.
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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The Story of Henry VIII
Ever come across that myth that Henry VIII killed all 6 of his wives? This easy to read document makes it simple and fun to understand, written in a non-informal narrative. Kids will appreciate the "scandal" and "salaciousness" of it all! This makes it short and easy to teach the story of Henry VIII, also including a brief history of Elizabeth I.
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7th - 12th
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