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The Inquisitor's Tale - Analyzing Text and More!
No prep--just print and teach!The Inquisitor's Tale Or, The Three Magical Children and Their Dog, is the 2017 Newberry Honor Book written by Adam Gidwitz. It is a fascinating tale set in medieval France during The Inquisition. It is part history, part mystical, and fully engaging! The adventures and dangers of three unusual children will keep even reluctant readers involved. My study includes 1. Guided reading questions for each chapter.2. Background information of some unfamiliar concepts
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5th - 8th
Medieval - Middle Ages: Heraldry / Family Crest - Coat of Arms Assignment
A creative and fun way to teach about Heraldry in the Medieval Era. This resource begins with an overview of common Heraldry symbols, and four family crests for students to interpret based on the symbol codes provided. This gives students a chance to interpret the symbols and gain a sense of how every aspect of the crest holds meaning. Second aspect provides a brief overview as to how Heraldry has extended beyond the Eurocentric world, with a few examples from India, Nigeria, Japan, and closer t
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5th - 9th
Age of Exploration Columbian Exchange Middle Passage Readings Station Activities
Age of Exploration ...OR....Age of Invasion?Essential Question: How did the distant regions of the world become more interconnected through medieval and early modern times?In this packet, students will understand how European contact changed the cultural landscape of the world. How did the spread of mercantilism and capitalism lead to the oppression and subjugation of people? How should Christopher Columbus be remembered? * Includes Lies my Teacher by James W. Loewen Told Me Excerpt*This is part
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7th - 11th
Escape Room: Castles - Middle-Ages / Medieval - 6 'Rooms' of Codes & Riddles
Six Puzzles Escape RoomThis file contains an escape room with six different cipher puzzles. Students will reinforce their knowledge of a few parts of castles, learning some basic information regarding each of the rooms (The Barbican, The Bailey, The Throne Room, The Keep, The Great Hall, & The Dungeon) while they engage in the material. This escape room, though Castle Themed, is more about educational entertainment. Each of the rooms has a riddle, which will require students to push their re
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6th - 9th
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Akbar Reading Comprehension | Mughal Empire and Indian History
Explore the incredible legacy of Akbar the Great, the visionary leader of the Mughal Empire, with our comprehensive educational resource. Dive into his early life, his commitment to religious tolerance, and his transformative administrative reforms. Discover the artistic and architectural wonders of his era, and learn about his enduring impact on India's history and culture. Download now to introduce your students to this remarkable figure in Indian history.⭐ Similar Products --> Click HERE⭐
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5th - 12th
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William Wallace Reading Comprehension | Medieval Scottish and Scotland History
Embark on an epic journey through the life of William Wallace, Scotland's iconic freedom fighter, with our comprehensive educational resource. Explore his origins, his courageous resistance against English oppression, and his enduring legacy as a symbol of Scottish identity and independence. This material provides invaluable insights into the indomitable spirit of William Wallace and his pivotal role in shaping Scotland's history. Download now to introduce your students to this heroic figure of
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5th - 12th
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Saladin Biography Reading Comprehension | Medieval Islamic History and Crusades
Embark on an epic journey through the extraordinary life of Saladin, the renowned Muslim leader of the Crusades, with our comprehensive educational resource. Explore the dynamic history of his leadership, his military campaigns, and his enduring influence on the Islamic world. This material provides invaluable insights into the legacy of Saladin and his pivotal role in shaping the course of history. Download now to introduce your students to this iconic figure of medieval Islamic history.⭐ Simil
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5th - 12th
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The World Before the 1700s: Middle Ages, Golden Ages, Age of Exploration
Introductory unit to World History meant to teach students what the world looked like before the 1700's. Most World History classes start at the Enlightenment, but it is important for students to understand what was happening in the world before then. Meant to be used as a replacement to the textbook, but could also be used as a supplemental material. *NOTE*- This packet includes internet videos, students will need phones or a computer.This is a great packet to add to any World History class to
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7th - 12th
Why are the Middle Ages not a “Dark Age”? World History Cooperative Activities
The Medieval Period Lesson Plan(Fall of Rome in the year 476 to the Renaissance, which began in the 1300s)Essential Question: Why are the Middle Ages not a “Dark Age”?Characterizing the Middle Ages as a period of darkness falling between two greater, more intellectually significant periods in history is misleading. The Middle Ages was not a time of ignorance and backwardness, but rather a period during which Christianity flourished in Europe due to the Crusades. Great achievemnts in art, math
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7th - 12th
Also included in: The World Before the 1700s: Middle Ages, Golden Ages, Age of Exploration
Leif Erikson Worksheet
Have your students read a brief passage before answering questions about the Norse explorer who was the first European to land on the continent of North America, Leif Erikson.Download our World History: The Rise of Europe (500s-1500s AD) PowerPoint to learn more about the life of Leif Erikson.Also, check out FREE activity about the Norse explorer who actually discovered North America first and before Leif Erikson, Bjarni Herjólfsson.Check out our store and follow us for hundreds of other great p
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7th - 12th
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Escape From the Anglo-Saxons Puzzle Activity
This escape room is designed to be a fun and engaging review of the Anglo-Saxons. With six levels and four questions per level, students can review the learning content and then solve six puzzles to escape just in time. This activity can be done with or without the Internet as well as in teams or individually.
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5th - 8th
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