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Middle ages independent work packets for Google Apps
Middle Ages Study Guide and Unit Packet
This thorough packet on the Middle Ages is a perfect unit guide to help students understand all of the key concepts, people, and events they need to know about this eventful era in World History! The 9-page independent work packet includes engaging pages on all every aspect of Medieval Europe. There's also standards-based Essential Questions to guide your whole unit! It starts off with a short introductory reading on the Middle Ages, followed by the standards-based essential questions, then page
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7th - 10th
Also included in: World History 1 Study Guide and Unit Packet Bundle
Robin Hood Movie Viewer Guide
In this lesson, students will delve into the timeless tale of Robin Hood using a viewer guide. Students will explore how the context of the Crusades influenced the character of Robin Hood and the social classes depicted in the story. They'll also analyze the significance of castles as symbols of power and oppression, gaining insights into the feudal system and the struggles of the common people. By engaging with the viewer guide, students will deepen their understanding of historical context, so
Grades:
5th - 8th
Middle Ages in Japan Vocabulary Annotations Activity
Students will embark on a journey through the Middle Ages in Japan via an interactive vocabulary annotations activity. Students will annotate key terms and concepts associated with medieval Japan, encompassing samurai, shogun, bushido, feudalism, as well as geographical phenomena like tsunamis and volcanoes. Through collaborative annotation tasks, students will enrich their comprehension of these terms, delving into their historical, cultural, and geographical contexts. This activity not only en
Grades:
6th - 8th
Video Guide: “The Islamic World: 1000 Years in 18 Minutes” & Answer KEY
59-QUESTION Guide includes true/false, fill in the blank, and multiple choice to keep students engaged when watching the video. Answer key included!This video guide, just like the video, is divided into sections to cover each of the following:MuhammadRashidunUmayyadsAbbasidsDecentralization (Buyids, Fatimids, )TurksCrusaders (Ayyubids, Khwarazmians)Mongols (Genghis, Hulagu)Rules from the Steppes (Mamluks, Ilkhanids, Timurids)Ottomans (Safavids, Mughals)Included: Google doc that can be edited bas
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Adding and Subtracting Fractions Digital Escape Room | Least Common Denominator
This Adding and Subtracting Fractions Digital Escape Room is the perfect way to include a fun game into learning and reviewing fraction addition and subtraction. During this Escape Room, your students will join a group searching for the "golden book." They will have to solve different types of riddles in order to find it!Students must use their knowledge of the least common denominator and greatest common factor to solve this escape room. Each addition and subtraction fraction equation uses diff
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5th - 8th
Intro to Islam (CS HSS 7.2)
Have students introduce themselves to the religion of Islam and the Islamic Empires as they draw their own conclusions. This Google Form gives the students 6 non-text resources about Islam that allows them to see when the religion developed, the population of Muslims, the geographic features of Arabia, the land controlled by the Islamic Empires, and the many achievements of medieval Muslims. Students will use all resources to answer guiding questions as they make inferences about the religion of
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6th - 8th
Google Earth: Medieval Cathedrals Tour
Students embark on a Google Earth tour of 10 medieval cathedrals. At each stop, students reach information about the rise of the Roman Catholic Church in the Middle Ages and answer questions on a Google slide.
Grades:
5th - 10th
Impact of the Renaissance - Presentation, Guided Notes, Quiz, Mini Poster
This is the fifth lesson of the Renaissance Unit. It focuses on the impact Renaissance ideas, inventions and culture had on Europe. The guided lesson is designed for use in an interactive notebook and includes a printable handout, google presentation, quiz and suggested extension activity.Extension Activity: Student conduct short research on Johann Gutenberg and complete a character profile mini poster.Are you looking for a professional presentation to help you teach core material from your unit
Grades:
6th - 8th
Also included in: Renaissance Unit Bundle (grades 6-8)
Medieval European Castle Information Scavenger Hunt!
In this exciting activity that replaces a stand and deliver lecture or textbook reading, students make their way through a virtual castle, gathering information about the people in a medieval castle, their roles, and expectations. Students will learn about the role of Lords and Ladies, Knights and Squires, Peasants and Clergy as they independently enter the Wizard's Vortex to travel to each room in the castle--taking notes as they go. When they are done, they will complete the summarizing Googl
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6th - 9th
Time Warp Trio: Breaking the Codex - Storyboard Recap - Renaissance - da Vinci
This creative assignment requires students to watch an animated cartoon (episode link provided) that takes place during the Renaissance and turn the adventure into a storyboard.This fun and engaging show is family friendly and thus appropriate for your classroom. This activity is a great way to have your students engage with the material and challenge them in a new way. Perfect for a light & fun class day.Episode Synopsis: Jodie and Freddi unexpectedly grab Joe and warp him to 1503 in Italy
Grades:
6th - 8th
The Black Plague Source Analysis
This hyperdoc is designed for teachers who are teaching the Black Plague using critical thinking and source analysis skills. The hyperdoc can be used for distance learning, virtual teaching or for teaching within the classroom with 1:1 devices; the slides can also be easily adapted to a paper gallery walk activity for in-person learning without computers. The goal of this activity is for students to analyze 4 written primary sources describing the plague and its impact, as well as critical think
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9th - 12th
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Why Study History
How frequently do you get asked that question by a student who "Doesn't Want To Be Here" during the first week of school? and how do you respond to that question? What do you mean, "because I said so?" "Do we have to do this because someone else (your state's guidelines) said so?" Are you ready to answer that question if it is posed to you in the future? And why not ask it before anybody else does? Here's a great activity that will help your students understand why history is important.
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5th - 10th
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Renaissance Hall of Fame - Presentation, Independent Learning, Show Recap+
This is the fourth lesson of the Renaissance Unit. It focuses on six prominent figures during the Renaissance (Michelangelo, Raphael, da Vinci, Petrarch, Medici, Shakespeare). The guided lesson is designed for use in an interactive notebook and includes a printable handout, google presentation, quiz and suggested extension activity.Extension Activity: Students watch an episode of Time Warp Trio (22 mins) and create a recap storyboard on the show. Handout and video link are provided.Are you looki
Grades:
6th - 8th
Also included in: Renaissance Unit Bundle (grades 6-8)
Byzantine Empire Review Worksheet
Students review what they learned about the Byzantine Empire using a worksheet. This resource is a Google Document and is editable.
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6th - 8th
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Time Warp Trio: Harem, Scare'em - Storyboard Recap - Islamic World - Middle Ages
This creative assignment requires students to watch an animated cartoon (episode link provided) that takes place during the Ottoman Empire and turn the adventure into a storyboard.This fun and engaging show is family friendly and thus appropriate for your classroom. This activity is a great way to have your students engage with the material and challenge them in a new way. Perfect for a light & fun class day.Episode Synopsis: Jodie, Sam and Fred warp to the Ottoman Empire, where they meet Se
Grades:
6th - 8th
Islam (Arabia, Muhammad, & Achievements) Cornell Notes (CA HSS 7.2)
Students will learn about 3 different topics while completing these Cornell Notes. Arabia before Muhammad/IslamThe Role of MuhammadIslamic AchievementsMy students will have video lectures that will help them fill-in the missing words from their notes. The slides include the answer key which you can use to screencast your own video lecture for your own students to use.
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6th - 8th
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The Spanish Inquisition
Students learn about the Spanish Inquisition by through video and critical thinking questions.
Grades:
5th - 10th
Analyzing & Evaluating Sources: Christian and Islamic Europe
This sequence of activities is designed to strengthen reading comprehension and to promote critical thinking about content and source credibility. The resources include maps, images, and text for students to examine, compare, analyze, and evaluate to build understanding.For this price, you will receive a hyperdoc that gives you access to the following resources:Teacher Guided Google Slides, student Christian Europe Sources 1-3, & guided student prompts (editable)Partner Practice Guided Googl
Grades:
7th - 8th
Islam: Beliefs/Practices (Scaffolded Text + Questions) (CA HSS 7.2)
Help your students learn about the Beliefs/Practices of Islam with this scaffolded text. Each section of the text also has two questions for the students to show their understanding and all questions include their own scaffolding to make sure student answers include all relevant skills and content.Topics covered include:The Quran and SunnahThe Five PillarsJihadShariah
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6th - 8th
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Time Warp Trio: Dude, Where's My Karma - Storyboard Recap - Ancient India
This creative assignment requires students to watch an animated cartoon (episode link provided) that takes place during the Gupta Empire and turn the adventure into a storyboard.This fun and engaging show is family friendly and thus appropriate for your classroom. This activity is a great way to have your students engage with the material and challenge them in a new way. Perfect for a light & fun class day.Episode Synopsis: When Joe realizes that he's slowly disappearing, the kids find a mal
Grades:
6th - 8th
Constructed Response Question Presentation: Effects of Black Plague
This Constructed Response Question provides an artistic overview of how the "Black Death" impacted Europe and Asia. This handout includes several primary and secondary sources to analyze. Also includes a student essay prompt based off of the presentation and documents.
Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in: Black Plague- Constructed Response Question Bundle
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