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Not grade specific middle ages games
MEDIEVAL TIMES CHARACTERS - MEMORY MATCHING GAME
This game will be a fun addition to your Medieval Times Unit. Students sharpen their memory skills as they search for matching pairs of Medieval characters. Includes 28 unique images. This game works best in groups of 2-4 players. Prior to playing, copy the cards onto cardstock and cut. Cards can also be laminated. Be sure to shuffle the cards prior to playing! To play: Place all cards face down. One at a time, students turn over two of the cards. If the cards “match” the student keeps them
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Stoolball (Medieval English Proto-baseball)
Stoolball is an early sport that originated in England, dating back to the 14th century. It is believed that milkmaids in Sussex and Kent played this game in their leisure time. The game was played on a field, and a stool was used as a target, similar to the wickets in cricket. The stool was placed on the ground, and the objective of the game was to hit it with a ball. The stool was defended by a batter who used a bittle or milking bowl (the game was also called bittleball) to strike the bal
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Medieval Outdoor Games
Ages 8-18, adultsTime for fun!Included in this resource are two fabulous, colorful Middle Ages outdoor games you can MAKE and then use for years! They are not necessarily for the past. They are played TODAY.Where can these cooperative and skill games be used?English - Elementary reading or 6-12 literature classes when studying the Middle AgesMusic and Drama performances as a demonstrationMiddle Ages FayresP.E. - when outdoor games involve different cultures or time periodsArt classes where stude
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Middle Ages Word Search
This challenging word search puzzle includes terms relating to the Middle Ages.
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HISTORICAL CHARACTERS - MEMORY MATCHING GAME
These games are a fun addition to your History Units and include Medieval, Colonial American, and Wild, Wild West character images. Students sharpen their memory skills as they search for matching pairs of Historical characters. This bundle includes three sets of 28 unique images. These games work best in groups of 2-4 players. This bundle includes the following products:MEDIEVAL TIMES CHARACTERS - MEMORY MATCHING GAMECOLONIAL AMERICAN CHARACTERS - MEMORY MATCHING GAMEWILD, WILD WEST - MEMORY
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COLONIAL AMERICAN CHARACTERS - MEMORY MATCHING GAME
This game will be a fun addition to your Colonial American Unit. Students sharpen their memory skills as they search for matching pairs of Colonial American characters. Includes 28 unique images. This game works best in groups of 2-4 players. Prior to playing, copy the cards onto cardstock and cut. Cards can also be laminated. Be sure to shuffle the cards prior to playing! To play: Place all cards face down. One at a time, students turn over two of the cards. If the cards “match” the student
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Jeopardy Review Game: Social Studies Unit on The Reformation
Review, reteach, and master your curriculum.
Reviewing for tests can be boring and tedious work for students, but it doesn't have to be with this fun and interactive PowerPoint Jeopardy game. Review vocabulary with your students using your interactive whiteboard.
For the game to work as it was intended, I strongly recommend using Microsoft PowerPoint. Google slides is sluggish and doesn't work correctly.
Review terms from your Unit on The Reformation.
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Renaissance Jeopardy
Hello,For this Jeopardy students would be creating their own questions about prominent Renaissance Figures for their own review for tests, quizzes or anything else you would want. Students enjoy making their own questions and taking responsibility for their own learning and review. Many times students have a hard time knowing how to review. Using Jeopardy is a great tool for them to do on their own or with friends.Students can make any types of questions. Options could be multiple choice, true/f
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Maze Medieval Castle
During a Medieval Castle, this maze could provide a chance for students to improve their visual problem-solving skills.
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Traditional Sports From Around the World: Rounders (United Kingdom)
Learn about the history of Rounders and how it is the ancestor of American baseball, which is perfect if you are studying Europe, specifically England or the UK. Use this game to teach your younger students fundamental concepts of bat and ball sports. Two mini-games are included in the write-up, giving you a month's worth of content in one lesson plan.
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St. George's Day April 23rd Crossword Puzzle Word Search Bell Ringer
Anglophile? Then its time to celebrate St. George's Day on April 23rd. This mini-lesson includes a crossword puzzle and word search all about St. George's Day. This lesson was created for my intermediate students. Answer key is included. Cheers!
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Holiday Gift Tags | Print and attach to your students' gifts
I love a good holiday pun! Print these gift tags to attach to your students' gifts. Currently, this product includes gift tags for Valentine's Day (three styles) and St. Patrick's Day (two styles–one includes a nod to my ELA teachers). In addition to the gift tags, I have included suggested gifts that I have used in the past along with Amazon links to similar products. However, I have had a lot of luck finding more affordable gifts at my local dollar store. Happy gift giving!
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Medieval Word Search: Knights
A fun classroom exercise that reviews terms and concepts relevant to the medieval institution of knighthood.
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Reformation Themed Stations
These are instructional cards to use with different activity stations for celebrating the Reformation. Our class had these taped to the gym wall near each station to give instructions on what to do. The needed materials are basically described in the directions to each one.
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Early Middle Ages LIFE Game RUBRIC
Please see the assignment sheet also in my store (for free). This is meant to be a summative project after learning about the Early Middle Ages.
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