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Middle ages games under $5
Feudalism and Manorialism Simulation
Students will conduct an in-class simulation that mirrors the organization and responsibilities of medieval society. Pupils will assume the roles of lords, knights, and serfs, and be required to perform certain tasks that highlight the societal expectations of these classes. Privileges, rewards, and restrictions granted during the simulation will mimic feudal life and reveal the inequalities inherent in manorialism. Total class time needed is one period.Materials Needed:1) You will need 20-30 sh
Grades:
6th - 9th
Also included in: World History I Bundle
Crusades Fun Class Game Power Point Driven
This game is creative and easy to run. My students gave it a thumbs up!!! The winners of the game get to choose a number and his/her destiny as a crusader is displayed for the class. Each click made on the PowerPoint game board shows another question until students make it to Jerusalem.This fits perfectly with the Crusades curriculum outline also posted and the crusades graphic organizer also posted. _____________________________________________________________________________________***SAVE BIG
Grades:
5th - 10th
Renaissance Super Heroes Close Reading,Trading Card & Class Competition
This is fun and easy to run! Students select four Renaissance Super Heroes to read about from the sixteen close reading cards included:
✎ Michelangelo
✎ Leonardo Da Vinci
✎ Petrarch
✎ Queen Isabella I
✎ Queen Elizabeth I
✎ Andreas Vesalius
✎ Durer
✎ Titian
✎ Copernicus
✎ Cosimo De Medici
✎ Cervantes
✎ Gutenberg
✎ Shakespeare
✎ Marco Polo
After reading, the students create four trading cards using a fun trading card template provided. Students share their cards with a group and play an interact
Grades:
5th - 9th
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Tang & Song Dynasty What's Your Destiny Close Reading & Fun Comprehension Game
What a fun way to learn about the leadership, economy, and social classes in Medieval China during the Tang and Song Dynasties. My students love this activity. First, students read a two-page close reading about life and changes in government during the Tang and Song Dynasties. The reading includes a primary source excerpt and visual for students to analyze. Then, students get into groups and compete against each other in a displayed class game board in Google Slides or PowerPoint. Each advancin
Grades:
5th - 9th
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War of the Roses - English History Simulation
An exciting simulation which allows students to immerse themselves in the role of a noble family during the time of the Lancaster and York wars. Students will work together in teams to make decisions, change sides, and support or overthrow the ruling family of England. The simulation takes the class through many of the major battles while teaching them about the history of England.
I designed this simulation for our fifth grade teachers' Tudor unit as a Motivational Introduction. It can also
Grades:
5th - 8th
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Renaissance Mystery Party Gallery Walk - Fun Knives Out Style Detective Activity
In this Knives-Out-Style renaissance-detective-lesson students solve a crime while learning about the accomplishments of key renaissance figures! This renaissance mystery party activity is engaging, fun, and academic.Setting the stage: Billionaire Ronald Jenkins has a lavash Hollywood A-list party with a renaissance dress-up theme. The party is complete with a Da Vinci painting borrowed from the Vatican. In a strike of lightning, the lights dimmed, and the painting went missing! The student's mi
Grades:
6th - 10th
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Medieval Knights Interactive Dice Game
Knight-themed dice game - Get your students up and moving with this interactive medieval dice game! Create stations for the stages of knight training, jousts, and battles. Your students will roll the dice at each station to go on an adventure and become a valiant knight…or a lowly peasant.
Unit includes:
★ Activity directions
★ Labels for stations
★ Dice templates for each station
★ Student recording sheet
★ Optional narrative writing sheet
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3rd - 6th
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Middle Ages Review Game | Students Review Themes from Middle Ages, Crusades
This Middle Ages review game is very easy to use and is a great way to review the major themes and concepts from the Middle Ages. Sounds are included, categories seamlessly flash onto the screen, and simple "clicks" engage your class on the material that has been learned! Just follow the included instructions!In this Middle Ages review game, students play Trivia Challenge, a game that plays like Jeopardy, to review content on the Middle Ages, Charlemagne, the Catholic Church hierarchy, the Crus
Grades:
5th - 8th
Daily Warmups & Bell Ringers for World History! On This Day History: SEPTEMBER!
Daily Warmups & Bell Ringers for World History! On This Day History: SEPTEMBER!In this daily warmup, daily trivia, and bell ringer product for World History, you receive 30 daily warmups for the month of SEPTEMBER! Each short activity is designed to start class each day, and each warmup is focused on a historical event that happened on each day during the month of September! Questions are focused mainly on topics studied during early and modern World History courses. While all questions a
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Grades:
5th - 10th
Middle Ages Feudalism Game Social Class Activity
Middle Ages Feudalism GameUse this game to teach students about the different social classes and inequalities of the Middle Ages.Students will be assigned roles, complete small tasks, be evaluated, and receive payment for their task completion. Activity wraps up by totaling and comparing income received by each social status. Includes wrap-up questions for culmination of activity.Resource IncludesGame DirectionsStudent Review TasksCoins for GameTeacher Suggestions for UseContent Topics Covered
Grades:
6th - 11th
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Middle Ages Simulation: A Three -Event Medieval Tournament in Your Classroom
A Three Event Medieval Tournament
INTRODUCTION: Medieval Knights were trained from boyhood to develop the skills necessary to be warriors. They needed to know how to fight on horses with a lance, how to use a sword, and how to shoot a bow and arrow. Tournaments were held to allow Knights the chance to practice and show off their abilities in these three skills necessary to be a good Knight.
In this classroom tournament they will exhibit their skill in JOUSTING (fighting with a lance),
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Medieval Guilds Simulation
Research shows that students only remember 10% of what they read, 20% of what they hear, and 90% of what they say and do! This activity will allow your students to experience the challenges of trade in medieval Europe and explore the changes brought forth by the emergence of guilds in a way that is engaging and memorable.
After completion of this activity students will be able to explain how guilds changed trade in medieval Europe.
Students will also understand the following:
Guilds are busine
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Grades:
6th - 10th
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Simulation: A Traveler's Guide to the Crusades
This simulation is an easy, low-prep activity to engage students in what Crusaders would have experienced journeying to the Holy Lands!Students take on the perspective of a Crusader and must make decisions to try and make it to the Holy Land in time to fight! Spark their creativity by encouraging them to come up with hashtags, mentions, and tweets about their experience!Simulations can be such fun and meaningful activities, but they often take a lot of work and preparation to set up, which is wh
Grades:
6th - 9th
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CCSS:
Feudal Europe What's Your Destiny Close Reading & Fun Comprehension Game
What a fun way to learn about the feudal social classes during the Middle Ages in Europe! My students love this feudalism activity. First, students read a two-page Medieval European social classes close reading that includes primary source excerpts about feudal life and the importance of the church. Then, students get into groups and compete against each other in a displayed class game board in Google Slides or PowerPoint. Each advancing slide has one of ten comprehension questions about the soc
Grades:
5th - 9th
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Feudalism Game and Classroom Simulation
Use this game to teach your students first hand about the unfairness of feudalism and taxation. This slideshow includes the game rules, examples, and a brief history lesson. This is a fun activity that lets the students use their imaginations and gets the teacher involved too!
Grades:
6th - 9th
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West Africa Empires What's Your Destiny Close Reading & Fun Comprehension Game
What a fun way to learn about the leadership, economy, and social classes in the West African Empires of Ghana, Mali, and Songhai! My students love this activity. First, students read a two-page West African Kingdoms close reading that includes primary source excerpts from Mansa Musa. Then, students get into groups and compete against each other in a displayed class game board in Google Slides or PowerPoint. Each advancing slide has one of ten comprehension questions about the social class infor
Grades:
5th - 9th
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Islam or Arabia What's Your Destiny Close Reading & Fun Comprehension Game
What a fun way to learn about the leadership, economy, and social classes in the Arabian Peninsula before and after Muhammad. My students love this activity. First, students read a two-page close reading about life in the Medieval Arabian Peninsula and the beginning of Islam. The reading includes a primary source excerpt from the Koran and oasis visuals. Then, students get into groups and compete against each other in a displayed class game board in Google Slides or PowerPoint. Each advancing sl
Grades:
5th - 9th
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The Game of Medieval LIFE - Educational Game Board
This is a game board I developed to teach students about life in feudal Europe during the Medieval Era. The game works best with groups of 4-7 players. The game is designed to be enjoyable, funny, and historically accurate to life for different classes in Medieval Europe. It features spaces referencing daily life, but also major historical events of the era, including things like the Crusades, the Black Death, peasant revolts, and the Magna Carta. Some favorite game spaces of my students include
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6th - 9th
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Simulation: Surviving Life in the Middle Ages
This simulation is an easy, low-prep activity to engage students in what life was like during the Middle Ages! Students take on the perspective of a new Lord or Lady of the Manor and tweet about their experiences as they run their manor and encounter various challenges! Spark their creativity by encouraging them to come up with hashtags, mentions, and tweets about their experience!Simulations can be such fun and meaningful activities, but they often take a lot of work and preparation to set up,
Grades:
6th - 9th
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Middle Ages Crossword Puzzle Review
Middle Ages Crossword Puzzle Review includes - 31 Terms and 31 clues plus word bank. Crossword covers the Early Middle Ages, High Middle Ages and the Late Middle Ages. This is a perfect activity for reviewing before a test, as homework or for substitute plans. This includes two puzzles, one with a word bank and one without. Save money! Get this resource along with the entire unit, including PowerPoints, warmups, worksheets, a video guide, review Kahoot!, crossword review, assessment and lesson p
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7th - 12th
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Minecraft - Medieval Manor: Design to Survive Project
Overview
Minecraft has the potential to be one of the most effective tools for instruction and engaged, creative, higher-level learning in the 21st century classroom. This project is designed to fit into a History course for students from 6th – 10th grades. The core content necessary to complete this project would be students’ understanding of how European’s were able to adapt and modify their specific geographic locations to survive after the fall of Rome during the Middle Ages.
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The o
Grades:
5th - 8th
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Mongols or Yuan What's Your Destiny Close Reading & Fun Comprehension Game
What a fun way to learn about the leadership, economy, and social classes in the Yuan or Mongol Dynasty. My students love this activity. First, students read a two-page close reading about life in Mongol China. The reading includes a primary source excerpt and visual for students to analyze. Then, students get into groups and compete against each other in a displayed class game board in Google Slides or PowerPoint. Each advancing slide has one of ten comprehension questions about the social clas
Grades:
5th - 9th
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The Americas What's Your Destiny Close Reading & Fun Comprehension Game
What a fun way to compare and contrast the social classes of the Aztec, Maya and Inca Empires! My students love this fun civilizations of the Americas activity. First, students read a two-page Aztec, Maya and Inca social classes close reading that includes primary source excerpts. Then, students get into groups and compete against each other in a displayed class game board in Google Slides or PowerPoint. Each advancing slide has one of twelve comprehension questions about the social class inform
Grades:
5th - 9th
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MEDIEVAL ARCHITECTURE AND SIEGE ENGINES - Reading Passages and Bingo
8 reading passages cover Medieval Architects and Engineers, Castles, Cathedrals, Siege Engines, Romanesque and Gothic Styles, Gargoyles and Grotesques, Peasant Huts, and more. A review game of BINGO rounds out this lesson by reviewing new concepts and vocabulary words in a fun and engaging way. Great for Substitute Teachers!INCLUDES: 8 Reading Passages 36 Unique Bingo Cards (18 pages with two cards per sheet)Bingo Caller’s Tracking Sheet 24 Bingo Word and Clue Cards2 Graphic OrganizersREADING
Grades:
4th - 7th
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