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10th grade middle ages simulations
Medieval Knights Simulation Game
This is an engaging and exciting way to get your students to role-play as medieval knights. Students must make the right decisions along their journey to earn as many honor points as possible. Just print one game card per student and control the story from your projector! Includes:- Medieval Knights Simulation PowerPoint- Medieval Knights Student Game Card- Spinners to Print for Random Events within Simulation- RAFT Writing Activity for Assessment Following the AdventureFollow this Simulation wi
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4th - 12th
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Feudalism in the Middle Ages - Worksheets, Readings, and Fun Simulation!
This 8 page packet/lesson teaches students about how feudalism structured society in the Middle Ages - using primary source excerpts, images, notes sections, and a fun simulation activity. There are 4 pages of materials for the simulation, as well as a complete 3 page teacher lesson guide and answer key. Depending on your class length, this lesson may take two class days or can be partly given as homework. The lesson begins by having students complete an engaging Do Now activity to get them thi
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7th - 12th
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Medieval Europe Urban Game Simulation
In 18 rounds, students construct a medieval landscape with manors, guild halls, cathedrals, roads, and many more features that show change over time from a rural to urban economy in the middle ages. Teacher key provided and PowerPoint guide. My students loved this simulation because it was so visually oriented.
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6th - 12th
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Hundred Years War Simulation
When kings of two rival countries both think they have a claim to the same throne it usually won't end well. What started as a family drama turns into one of the most epic conflicts of the Middle Ages and your students will be right in the thick of it. There are individualized roles for the Kings of England, France, and Joan of Arc, and the rest of the class will take the role of the French and English armies as they set to square off. The teacher acts as moderator and narrator, but it's a stude
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6th - 12th
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Italian Renaissance Marshmallow Activity STEM Challenge
Italian Renaissance Marshmallow ChallengeThe Italian Renaissance Marshmallow Challenge activity is designed to allow student groups of three to four students to interact with their classmates by building a tower or an architectural wonder for their Italian city-state in eighteen minutes out of dry spaghetti noodles, tape, and string. Lastly, the tower needs to hold up the marshmallow at the top of structure. A group “wins” by making the tallest free standing structure that holds up the marshmal
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Renaissance Sampler: By History Wizard
Pick Your Own Path Medieval Silk Road, Mongol Empire, Islam, etc
Need something fun to teach World History during medieval times to your students? This Google Slides Pick Your Own Path story is the perfect lesson that engages students in the time period by traveling on the Silk Road. Students are asked to make decisions that will change their storyline, so students will have different experiences and endings. It comes with Reflection Questions for students to answer at the end of their journey. Also check out my other Pick Your Own Path in Renaissance England
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6th - 10th
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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),
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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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6th - 10th
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Black Death Simulation Game (step by step booklets)
The black death of 1347 was one of the worst pandemics in human history. This activity is a two day lesson that allows students to act out a 13 step interaction as if they were living during the time of the Bubonic Plague. Set up for roughly 26 students, each student has a step booklet they must follow to interact with other classmates as if they were a member of the Italian community in the 1300's. Each student portrays a different type of profession that fits with the time period. Their profes
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4th - 12th
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Hip Hop Griot; Rapping African Folktales & Oral Traditions
Oral tradition is essential to all societies. This is particularly important in societies where a large number people were not literate. The culture and traditions of most African civilizations was not carried on through a written language. The history and traditions of Africa were continued over the centuries, orally through storytellers and through performance by the entire village or tribe. The class will be divided in to groups of five or six who will write, design, and perform an Afric
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6th - 11th
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CivSim - A civilization building simulation!
Countless civilizations have existed throughout history. So why are students only exposed to 6 or 7 throughout their middle school experience? Because those handful of civilizations are the ones who built lasting empires! CivSim is a civilization-building simulation designed to help students understand how ancient civilizations either grew to become lasting empires or crumbled and were forever lost to history. Throughout the simulation, students will work collaboratively to try to advance the
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6th - 12th
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Reformation: Inquisition Activity
Reformation: Inquisition ActivityThe objective of this activity is to have students understand the fear, terror, and misunderstanding during the Reformation caused by the Inquisition.This activity will allow students to understand religious intolerance and fear that spread through various parts of Europe during the Reformation. The Inquisition activity is used to create a situation similar to the spread of fear during the Inquisition. All this activity needs is slips of papers with symbols on th
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Reformation Lesson Plan Collection Bundle
Viking Simulation
Vikings make great mascots, but what were they really like? It's a crazy Medieval world out there as your students will struggle for survival while they take on the role as Vikings, civilians from a rural British village, citizens of Paris, and monks and nuns in an abbey.
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6th - 12th
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Mongol Empire and the Silk Road Simulation
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This is an in-depth simulation that recreates the Mongol Empire in the year 1294. Students roleplay one of the 4 Mongol Khanates--the Yuan Dynasty, Golden Horde, Chagatai Khanate and Ilkhanate--or the Delhi Sultanate of India. Through trade on the Silk Road, diplomacy and war, the five kingdoms vie for power.
This simulat
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6th - 12th
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Middle Ages/Feudalism Simulation
Have your students learn what the Feudal system was like by participating in this engaging activity!
Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in: Middle Ages Activity Bundle
Middle Ages: Magna Carta Bundle
These activities and projects make the Magna Carta come to life for your students. There are opportunities to analyze primary sources, connect the Magna Carta to American government, and create their own charter for student rights.
This includes:
1. Common Core Standard Based Lesson Plans and Strategies.
2. Readings on English Legal Reforms.
3. Higher Order Guided Reading Questions.
4. A Magna Carta RAFT from King John's perspective.
5. Clauses from the Magna Carta (see resources page for cita
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6th - 10th
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Early Middle Ages Unit Bundle - 9 lessons; 105 pages of material!
This unit bundle contains the materials and directions for NINE complete lesson plans, activities, simulations, worksheets, readings, and PowerPoints! 105 pages of material! Covers from the fall of Rome to the beginning of the High Middle Ages!These lessons and activities are completely Common Core aligned, substantiated with primary source analysis, and will prepare your students for state assessment as well as the AP World History and European History exams. You may find a list of the included
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7th - 11th
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Medieval Monopoly - Feudalism Lesson
Teach Feudalism in a fun interactive way with this Medieval Monopoly Game! Assign each of your students to a group playing the role of a king, noble, knight, or peasant. Kings, of course, have more money to buy property and more power to change the rules of the game. While peasants, though many in number, have very little power and money, often leading them to stealing or even revolting. Watch your classroom turn into a Middle Ages economic system and enjoy the sociological experiment unfold bef
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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The Great Age of Exploration - The Crusades and Trade with the East! A Play
A great skit to help introduce some of the reasons why there was an Age of Exploration.
During the Crusades, a trade relationship develops between points in the middle east and with some Italian city-states. Of these, Venice benefited the most and will boast the largest market in Europe at this time.
This skit helps explain how this develops in a humorous way. A great lesson starter! Have fun!
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5th - 12th
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Feudal Japan Simulation
Students play the roles of daimyos and lesser lords with the object of becoming Shogun. Students must trade resources to build their economy and military. Purchasing and payment is done through resources, so trading and cooperation are essential to winning.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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FEUDAL JAPAN WEBQUEST—No Prep! 100% Digital!
Medieval Japan / Feudal Japan WebQuest Travel Diary Challenge!This resource is designed for a Feudal Japan unit. It contains 6 Engaging, Challenge Tasks with Puzzles, Games and more! Teacher Guide and Answer Key also included! 100% DIGITAL with option to print!COMMON CORE ALIGNED! Quick overview of topics covered in this resource include: 1.) Japanese Society and Tea Masters✔ Introduction to Early Japanese Society, structured around powerful families and clans.✔ describes Japanese tea ceremonies
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6th - 10th
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Cultural Advances in the High Middle Ages
Students examine the cultural advances that society made during the High Middle Ages in this lesson. The lesson presents analysis questions using primary source excerpts, images, charts, and summary readings. It allows many opportunities for student discussion, and includes instructions for a fun simulation that appeals to kinesthetic learners. A thorough 5 page teacher guide and answer key is included.
The lesson starts with a "Do Now" question that has students examine a chart showing the fou
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7th - 11th
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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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What Would You Do? Medieval Monarch Learning Simulation
Have you ever wanted to be king or queen for a day? Chances are your students would want to as well! In this learning simulation students will be presented with a number of realistic and historically relevant decisions medieval monarchs were presented with and a number of options to choose from. They will also get to flex their argumentative and writing skills by explaining why they made the decisions they did. After the class has finished the ten scenarios, organize them into groups of your cho
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5th - 10th
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