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Middle school middle ages printables for Microsoft PowerPoint
The Byzantine Empire "Dynamic" PowerPoint
This is a dynamic 60 slide PowerPoint presentation complete with notes and an accompanying student note-taking packet. The presentation explores the origins of the Byzantine Empire, the rise of Constantinople, contributions of the Byzantines, the Great Schism, impact of Byzantine civilization on early Russia and the factors that led to its fall to the Ottoman Empire in 1453. Highly entertaining!
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6th - 12th
Middle Ages & Medieval Society "Dynamic" PowerPoint
This is a dynamic PowerPoint that includes 71 slides, notes and an accompanying student note-taking reproducible packet. The presentation details the fall of Rome and the advent of the Dark Ages, the Viking invasions, Charlemagne's Empire, Feudalism and Manorialism and the role of the Catholic Church in Medieval society. Highly entertaining!
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6th - 12th
The Renaissance "Dynamic" PowerPoint
This is a 61 slide presentation that comes complete with notes and an accompanying student note-taking packet. The presentation details the causes of the Renaissance in Italy, the spirit of humanism, Renaissance artwork featuring DaVinci and Michelangelo, Renaissance literature featuring Machiavelli and Shakespeare and Johan Gutenburg's printing press. Highly entertaining!
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6th - 12th
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[Savvas] World History (Medieval): myWorld Interactive Middle Grades Units 9-15
Teachers, take a break. - Student Slides- Teachers Slides- Unit Tests (units 9-15)- Unit Test Review (units 9-15)- Exit ticket for EVERY lessonAssessments are made on Google Forms, and every answer is embedded in the test form.
Grades:
6th - 10th
The Role of the Catholic Church in the Middle Ages
Use this informational text to teach students about the Power and the Hierarchy of the Catholic Church in the Middle Ages; it's role in the society, and the conflict of Pope Gregory VII and king Henry IV. Includes a differentiated graphic organizer that could be used for taking meaningful notes as they read the informational text. Review questions are included at the end of the text. This lesson covers CA SS seven grade standards: # 7.4 Demonstrate an understanding of the conflict and cooperat
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5th - 9th
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Features of Castles - PowerPoint and Printable! Low Prep.
Buy with confidence! See the above previews and know EXACTLY what you are getting.This editable PowerPoint presentation and printable PDF are the perfect resource to introduce the features of castles and their characteristics.Includes 9 slides: title page, barbican, moat, drawbridge, portcullis, ramparts, towers, battlements and the keep.
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1st - 6th
Europe During the Middle Ages: PowerPoint Presentation & Doodle Notes
This Product includes a 25-slide content-based PowerPoint Presentation about Europe during the Middle Ages. The presentation includes a summarization of each of the standards addressed and hits the highlights. There are 6 blackline or Doodle Dat Notes pages, along with Answer Keys. Designed to be used as a whole class presentation with student pages used independently, with a partner, in a learning station, or with the whole class discussion. The student pages can act as inserts to a notebook
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5th - 7th
Late European Middle Ages Overview Presentation and Note Sheets
Getting bogged down in the European Middle Ages? Hit the high points of the Late European Middle Ages with this overview presentation and note sheets and move on. Use the teacher's presentation notes to guide you through. The presentation briefly covers the emergence of early modern states in Europe using France and England as examples. Topics covered include the Norman Conquest, Henry II and his sons, Magna Carta, Model Parliament, Philip IV, the Estates-General, the Hundred Years War, and the
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7th - 10th
THE MEDIEVAL WORLD UNIT - British Columbia Social Studies 8
This engaging 1-Month Unit about The Medieval World for the British Columbia Social Studies 8 curriculum includes:16 Lesson Plans,45 Pages of Printables,104 Sort Cards,64 Q & A Match Cards,95-Slide PowerPoint Presentation,Unit Project (with choice boards), andOutcomes-Based Rubric.This unit uses the Pearson textbook Pathways: Civilizations Through Time (2nd edition).Please see detailed preview.
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8th
Also included in: BRITISH COLUMBIA SOCIAL STUDIES 8 - COURSE BUNDLE OF 3 UNITS
Medieval Europe - Crusades Guided Reading|Source BUNDLE Bonus Slides
**30% Off Discount** Looking for comprehensive and engaging middle school and high school grade resources to boost student reading comprehension & literacy on Medieval History ? Dive into our ready-to-use or no prep package on 'The Crusades' This meticulously crafted resource offers an in-depth exploration into Medieval History and World History, tailored to captivate and educate young minds.Bonus FREEEditable PowerPoint: Overview from Urban II speech to the 3rd Crusade Crusades Summary note
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5th - 10th
Medieval Times Powerpoint
Medieval Slideshow Includes: 27 Slides
a) Feudal System Pyramid
b) Daily Life in Medieval Times Chart to Fill in
c) Comparison Chart Today VS Medieval Times
d) Circle Chart Showing Farming Crop Rotation
e) Blank Connections Between Today and Medieval Times Chart (Pollution, Disease, Crime, etc.) To be filled in as a group.
f) Question why do castles have moats?
g) The Role of Women in Medieval Society
h) How a Boy Becomes a Knight
i) The Magna Carta
j) Medieval Helmet Pictures
k) Medieval Pictur
Grades:
4th - 6th
Also included in: Medieval Times - Middle Ages Bundle - PPT, PDF, Smartboard Files.
King RIchard the Lionheart
The Middle AgesWho was King Richard 1 and why is portrayed as such a chivalrous medieval king?The aim of this lesson is to teach the students how to analyse and evaluate different interpretations in history.Students have to analyse various interpretations of Richard the Lionheart from his statue outside the Houses of Parliament, to modern day films and the views of historians. As sentiment overrules reality, they are ‘led’ to conclude he is a King of outstanding repute.They are then given detail
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6th - 10th
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Also included in: Medieval Kings
Early European Middle Ages Overview Presentation and Note Sheets
Getting bogged down in the European Middle Ages? Hit the high points of the Early European Middle Ages with this overview presentation and note sheets and move on. Use the teacher's presentation notes to guide you through. The presentation briefly covers the state of Europe after the fall of the Western Roman Empire, the rise of the Franks and the Holy Roman Empire, the importance of the Church and the Crusades, and the rise of Feudalism and the manorial system.Use this presentation to give your
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7th - 10th
Henry VIII and his six wives
The TudorsThe aim of this lesson is to discover why Henry had six wives and the reasons for this. Henry VIII is on a British TV dating show called ‘Take me out’ and is looking for love. He has some questions for some eligible ladies whom he might be keen on. The students will have to interview the ladies first and then feedback to the class.Henry, complete with speaking voice, discusses his options and the reasons for his choices.At the same time he explains the consequences of his actions as th
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6th - 10th
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Also included in: Tudors Bundle
The Crusades
The Middle AgesThe aim of this lesson is to understand what the crusades were about, the significance of Jerusalem and the Holy Land and why medieval Europe answered the call of the Pope to fight there.There is some context given to the Holy Land at the start of the lesson, with some analysis of the Holy sites in Jerusalem and their significance as well as a map showing the journey of the crusadersStudents are given a character card at the start of the lesson and discover the reasons why they ar
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6th - 10th
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Also included in: The Middle Ages
The Peasants' Revolt
The Middle AgesThe aim of this lesson is to decide who rules in Medieval England, the Crown or the people?As the lesson unfolds the overriding question becomes more challenging; in the short term the Peasants’ Revolt ultimately fails but the consequences in the longer term prove more liberating for the people. The scene is set with each student taking on the role on a peasant and spokesperson for their village. They complete a grid sheet throughout the first part of this lesson. As the demands o
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6th - 10th
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Also included in: Medieval Kings
Genghis Khan
Who was Genghis Khan and how did he rule the largest land area in history?Students learn about his early life and background and how he became such a powerful ruler. They are required to judge two things about him; how good a leader was he and was he was unifier who brough peace and stability or did he bring chaos and destruction to his Empire?They are required to debate and complete an extended piece of writing with argument words and a scaffolding structure to help them decide. The plenary con
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6th - 10th
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Mary. Queen of Scots
The TudorsThis lesson poses the question ‘How much of a threat did Mary, Queen of Scots pose to Elizabeth I?’Students are taken through Mary’s life from becoming Queen of Scotland to the controversy of her husbands and her eventual house arrest in England.Through sources, visual and video evidence, students have conclude how much of a threat Mary posed to Elizabeth, after pleading their case through the eyes of Mary herself.There is some help to write an extended answer using key words which hel
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6th - 10th
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Also included in: Tudors Bundle
Queen Elizabeth I and her portraits
The TudorsThe aim of this lesson to find out about the hidden messages in Elizabeth I’s portrait paintings.Students learn about how Elizabeth manipulated her portraits and added symbols, each of which had a hidden meaning.The introduction to the lesson looks at anachronisms and modern day symbols put into portraits to get the students thinking how pictures should not always be seen and taken at face value. Thus inference skills are high on the agenda in this lesson. Students are then given infor
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6th - 10th
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Also included in: Tudors Bundle
Middle Ages art project illuminated manuscript
This bundle has the powerpoint and sketch worksheet that is used for my Middle Ages illuminated manuscript project. This includes a powerpoint with 21 slides that has information about the Middle Ages, preserving artwork, goals/standards, project guide, closing questions and teacher pacing slide. The worksheet gives students room to practice 2 sketches before beginning their project.
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4th - 7th
King John
The Middle AgesWho was King John and did he really deserve his reputation as one of England’s nastiest Kings?This lesson therefore aims to find out if this negative reputation of King John is a fair one.To do this the students begin by evaluating a number of historical interpretations from statues, Disney cartoons, portraits, a Horrible Histories interpretation as well using a number of sources.These are then analysed using a grid sheet to decide their final judgement.The plenary uses a summaris
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6th - 10th
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Also included in: Medieval Kings
Murder of Thomas Becket Part 1
The Middle AgesThis lesson firstly analyses the friendship and the personalities of King Henry II and Thomas Becket. What were their similarities and differences and why did they become enemies? Students evaluate the reasons why they became bitter rivals and why a power struggle developed between them.The second part of the lesson questions who was to blame for the murder of Becket. Was it Becket, the King or the knights to blame? Students analyse the evidence and come to their own conclusions i
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6th - 10th
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Also included in: Medieval Kings
Medieval Towns
The Middle AgesThis lesson has two aims; to discover if medieval towns were dangerous places to live and to question how dirty and unhygienic they actually were.Students learn how Medieval towns grew up through Charters and Guilds and how shops and their names became intertwined. They analyse a number of statements about the dangers facing townsfolk and evidence this on a road map (or dirt track) using danger symbols and accompanying road signs.The second part of the lesson focuses on the filth
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6th - 10th
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Also included in: The Middle Ages
Crime and Punishment
The Middle AgesThe aim of this lesson is to challenge the overarching question as to whether the punishments fitted the crimes in the Middle Ages.There is a key focus on literacy throughout the lesson, as students are introduced to a number of key words which they have to fit into a missing word activity and well as using some differentiated story source scholarship to define certain key words using inference and analytical skills.This resource uses visuals to explain the punishments used in the
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6th - 10th
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Also included in: The Middle Ages
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