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12th grade middle ages research
Middle Ages Research Project
This is a research project on the Middle Ages for middle school students, but it could be modified for both elementary and high school students.The document includes project requirements, suggested topics, rubric, and timeline.Middle Ages Research Project by Lori A. Musa is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States License.
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4th - 12th
Renaissance Bio Research Project Bundle
Choices, choices, choices!!! In this project students can choose between 7 formats, but grades are based on the same rubric criteria.This research project is Common Core writing and literacy aligned, and was recently completely updated.
This works as a biography or teacher assigned topic project. Students write a focus question, gather primary source quotes, write an informational text paragraph with evidence, create timelines, create five class questions and provide visuals. Many of the projec
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4th - 12th
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The Black Death-- Research and Poster Project
Oh, the Black Death—oddly a class favorite! This student-centered lesson (online research, poster creation) was created with the aim for students to develop a well-rounded knowledge of the Black Death and its impact on medieval society. Part-One: Part one of the lesson includes a two-page research assignment where students must use the internet to investigate information on the Black Death. The questions vary from defining key words to critical thinking questions. This typically takes my sophomo
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7th - 12th
Black Death Project
The Black Death is spreading quickly, but students have just enough time to post a SnapChat story! This project includes directions, character development prompts, and story boards. Social media is not required!
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6th - 12th
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Feudalism Project and Presentation
Help students understand feudalism during the Middle Ages by acting out the different societal roles. Students will research each role in the system, and then act it out as part of a class presentation where all students have a part to play. Students will simulate the roles of the feudal pyramid to demonstrate what life was like during the Middle Ages. Can be modified to suit all ages. This project engages students and gives me hands-on experiences as to what life was like as part of the feudal
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9th - 12th, Not Grade Specific
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Humans v. Rats: The Biggest Trial in the History of the World!
Students will research the causes and spread of the Black Death, as well as its impacts on the population of Medieval Europe. Students will be assigned to the Prosecution (the Humans), the Defense (the Rats), or the Media to research, prepare, and conduct a classroom mock trial to determine once and for all who should be held responsible for the effects of the Plague.
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7th - 12th
Middle Ages Diorama
Peeps are invading the Middle Ages! This diorama project instructs students to create a three-dimensional representation of a scene from medieval culture. With over twenty scenes to choose from, students will develop their projects based on real-life historical figures. Then, students will present their work.This resource includes directions (step-by-step), material ideas, a brainstorming page, a presentation script, a rubric page, and informational descriptions of the following:Peeps at a Medie
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6th - 12th
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Kingdoms and Trading States of Africa Lesson Plan
This lesson is about the early kingdoms and trading states of Africa. In this lesson, students will select topics that they will present individually or as a group about the kingdoms and trading states of Africa. This lesson is part of a unit on the regional civilizations in Europe, Africa, and Asia (600-1450). The unit and lesson are for a high school World History class. This lesson should take two days to complete with one day to research the topic and one day to present the topics. All of th
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Regional Civilizations Unit
COVID - 19 vs. Black Death Primary Source Analysis
The Black Death spread through Europe in the 1340’s killing almost 50 million people. The Black Death is described as the greatest pandemic in Europe. Coronavirus is currently crippling the world due to its high number of cases. Throughout this assignment you will be looking at both the Black Death and the Coronavirus to answer the question: How are the effects of the Black Plague and Coronavirus similar. What can we learn from historic events that influence today?
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6th - 12th
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Primary Computer :Double Click 4
Computer is considered the ideal tool for expressing creative ideas in our modern time. It is the most recognized and most effective means of communication worldwide. This series is introduced in a very smooth and simplified way to meet the students’ requirements by getting them acquainted with the ways of utilizing the computer properly and safely. The series also tackles the important software programs needed by students in the primary stages with regard to the Internet and its essential role
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1st - 12th
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Primary Computer : Double Click 3
Computer is considered the ideal tool for expressing creative ideas in our modern time. It is the most recognized and most effective means of communication worldwide. This series is introduced in a very smooth and simplified way to meet the students’ requirements by getting them acquainted with the ways of utilizing the computer properly and safely. The series also tackles the important software programs needed by students in the primary stages with regard to the Internet and its essential role
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1st - 12th
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Primary Computer : Double Click 2
Computer is considered the ideal tool for expressing creative ideas in our modern time. It is the most recognized and most effective means of communication worldwide. This series is introduced in a very smooth and simplified way to meet the students’ requirements by getting them acquainted with the ways of utilizing the computer properly and safely. The series also tackles the important software programs needed by students in the primary stages with regard to the Internet and its essential role
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1st - 12th
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Primary Computer: Double Click 1
Computer is considered the ideal tool for expressing creative ideas in our modern time. It is the most recognized and most effective means of communication worldwide. This series is introduced in a very smooth and simplified way to meet the students’ requirements by getting them acquainted with the ways of utilizing the computer properly and safely. The series also tackles the important software programs needed by students in the primary stages with regard to the Internet and its essential role
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1st - 12th
Medieval History Interview: Lifestyles of the Rich & Everyone Else
Looking for a class activity that makes the middle ages & research fun? Then the Medieval History Interview is for you. Your students will be producers for the hit reality TV show "Lifestyles of the Rich & Everyone Else." They will select a person from the middle ages, research their lives and interview them. Includes: Interview questions, in class dramatic activities and can be used as the basis for student created videos.Successfully used with 4-12th graders.
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4th - 12th
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Byzantine Empire WebQuest
Students need to practice using multiple sources of information in order to learn to ask their own questions, synthesize research, and conduct sustained research projects. This WebQuest can be used on its own to practice these skills, or as a catalyst to more in-depth research.Two versions of this WebQuest are provided. One is the standard WebQuest that most students will use. However, if you have a student who is not able to access the standard WebQuest (such as those on a modified diploma) the
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9th - 12th
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Shakespeare's Elizabethan Worldview Introduction (GOOGLE SLIDES)
An introductory presentation on William Shakespeare and the Great Chain of Being in Elizabethan England. Includes an overview of terms and definitions, how the structure related to Shakespeare’s writings, along with video content and note-taking graphic organizers.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Gothic Cathedral building project
This Gothic Cathedral building project will get your students excited about Medieval Europe. They will learn about the different parts of Cathedrals as well as how they affected the people of the time. They will utilize different skills such as, researching, creative writing, tactile learning, and working in groups. This project should be able to reach students with many different learning styles. It can be spaced out for a couple class periods or stretched out over a couple weeks to last the le
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7th - 12th
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Medieval Job Fair Project - World History
This is a word document detailing our annual Medieval Job Fair Project in World History. The students are divided into groups and assigned different "jobs" from the Medieval Era. Each group sets up a booth in class as other students from the school visit the fair. Students are encouraged to dress up and decorate their booths as they compete for bonus points.
Wonderful for students of different learning styles. Opportunity for students who don't like lecture format to engage and have fun. One of
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Magna Carta; Examination & Explanation; Common Core Approach
A Common Core approach to the Magna Carta emphasizing close reading of primary sources, historical thinking, and concise writing. Your students will create a booklet where they examine the clauses of the Magna Carta, a vital documents in both US and World History. The students will examine the problems that brought about the clause in questions and examine how it changed the trajectory of history. As a precursor of the US Constitution it is essential reading for any student to understand their
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7th - 12th
Historical Fiction Writing Project Bundle – Ancient Civilizations
This activity is a fun way to include factual research about a specific time period with fictional writing. Students write a first person essay as a character type/person from history telling about his/her life during that time in the past. Essay must include factual information and show creativity. Paper doll is dressed to depict the fictional person.
In the Ancient Civilizations Bundle, the following time periods are covered:
– Ancient China
– Ancient Egypt
– Ancient Greece
– Ancient Rome
– M
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4th - 12th
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Medieval Podcast Project
Through use of primary and secondary resource research, script writing, and creativity, your students will record their own podcasts on medieval historical topics. This has been a popular project with my students and the results have taught all of us useful information about the period between the Fall of Rome to the Renaissance.
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8th - 12th
Introduction to the King Arthur legend
This is a 25 question, short answer study guide that can be used with the textbook or as a research project. It covers the code of conduct, how the legend evolved, and how it has been memorialized by other authors.
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8th - 12th
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Evaluate the Medieval Church: Anti-Semitism, the Crusades and the Inquistion
Hello fellow educators! This presentation is for those World History teachers who need content and investigative lessons on the power of the Catholic Church during the late Middle Ages. It conforms to new state standards across the country and the new AP Modern World History curriculum (1200 CE - Present), which stresses teaching this particular topic for the AP Exam. It contains several slides featuring recommended essential questions, warm ups, brief lecture notes and three mini-lessons/simula
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
British Literature Multi-Genre Research Project
This is a very fun 5-7 day lesson plan. It entails:
• Students to choose a British Romanticism topic
• Research a British Romantic author from the textbook (for Texas classrooms) or on the internet
• Write a lyric poem about the theme
• Write a 1 page literary analysis: describing the differences from their (the author) interpretation of that theme from ours.
• Draw a full illustration of your poem in a William Blake format (poem within the illustration).
Also includes examples of student
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9th - 12th
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