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Free middle ages resources for Microsoft PowerPoint
Introduction to the Middle Ages
This brief presentation heralds the beginning of my Middle Ages unit!Let the music and animations play out on the cover slide for full effect.It defines the eras of the Middle Ages - Early, High, Late.It works beautifully as an introduction before doing this video assignment:• The Dark AgesGoogle App Links are on the Teacher Instructions Sheet!Two versions of this lesson! The first is a Presentation - PowerPoint/Google Slides - for those teachers who know the topic and want to guide their stud
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Early Middle Ages Bundle
Feudalism Hierachy Pyramid of Power PowerPoint and Poster
This is a sample version of a PowerPoint used to introduce students to the hierarchical structure of Feudal England and Manorialism, from the Conquest (1066) to Black Death (1347). I've used a variant of this PowerPoint for the last three years with Grade 8 History students at my high school: it has remained engaging for the students and seems to explain the hierarchy well, so I continue to reuse it every year!
This sample includes a step by step animated Feudal Pyramid. A slide is included whi
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7th - 9th
Also included in:Â Duffy's Growing Black Death Depth Study Bundle
Medieval Europe Animated PowerPoint - Crusades and Magna Carta
Always free!
Part 3 of my Medieval Europe presentation series. Covers the Crusades and the Magna Carta with a focus on King Richard and his brother King John. This is highly engaging and fully animated. Text is limited on purpose. It is designed to be supplemented with your stories and information. Download it and see it in action!
More free lessons and presentations are available at www.mrroughton.com.
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7th
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Joan of Arc
This free presentation covers Joan of Arc and includes information on France in the early 1400s, Joan of Arc's early life, the Siege of Orleans, the crowning of King Charles VII of France, Joan's capture and trial, and Joan's legacy. I try to make each slide informative and concise. A free worksheet that can be used with this presentation can be found here: Joan of Arc WorksheetBoth a PowerPoint and a link to download a version formatted for Google Slides are included.Related Products:Middle Ag
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6th - 8th
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Also included in:Â Middle Ages Bundle
Knight At Dawn Lapbook and Project Unit
What about your students who are excelling in class? Is it time to enrich everyone with a dose of literature?Magic Tree House books offer interesting texts and rich vocabulary for your students. As they read through the book, they will be summarizing chapters, comparing and contrasting, and learning about history! This unit offers you the opportunity to teach your children how to put together an organized project while they are being enriched.Included in the unit:* PowerPoint presentation with p
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1st - 3rd
Joan of Arc / 100 Years War Powerpoint
This is a short powerpoint covering Joan of Arc and the Hundred Years War. It was designed to be used in a lesson on the decline of feudalism, but it also briefly discusses developments in military technology and political organization in Europe at this time. It's a .pptx file.
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6th - 12th
Medieval Europe Animated PowerPoint - The Black Death
A fully animated and interactive PowerPoint on the Black Death and the end of the Feudalism in Europe. It includes a simulation on the rapid spread of disease and the social breakdown that can cause. Prepare to gross out your students!
This is a fairly short presentation designed to be supplemented by your stories.
You can find more lessons and presentations, including a CSI style investigation into what really spread the Black Death for free at www.mrroughton.com.
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7th
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Middle Ages and Renaissance Unit Plan
This unit covers the time period of the Middle Ages from the rise of the Franks to the Plague to the Crusades to the Renaissance. I use this unite for my 10th grade World History but could be easily adapted to meet the needs of any grade 7-12. The digital download includes 3 PowerPoints for notes, multiple assignments, Primary Document analysis, tests, and a teacher's guide to explain all of the material. This download includes all of the information necessary to implement a 13-14 day unit on
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7th - 12th
Europe: Feudalism & Crusades
Students will learn about feudalism and the crusades and how the crusades weakened feudalism. Students will complete a graphic organizer about the groups of people during European feudalism and a cause-effect graphic organizer for the crusades. They will then answer a question based on evidence they wrote in their graphic organizer, "How did the crusades weaken feudalism?"
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6th
Black Plague
I developed this lesson as a compliment to our unit that included the study of the Middle Ages in order to help students appreciate the affect of diseases on human society and world history. There is an informational text that is referenced but not included for copyright purposes, but any text on the Black Plague could replace it. The Ppt includes some graphic images of the effects of the bubonic plague (which can be deleted) and the lesson concludes with students applying their new knowledge
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8th - 12th
Fall of Rome
Learning Goal: After taking Cornell style notes, the students will be able to write a five to six sentence paragraph summarizing the major causes for the fall of the Western Roman Empire.
The students will also write a persuasive summary about Rome’s influences our lives today. They will focus on the following areas: art, architecture, engineering, language, writing, philosophy, law, and citizenship
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Barbarian tribes
Constantine
Constantinople
Legacy of Roman Empire
Roman frescoe
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6th - 7th
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King and Queen Clip Art Freebies
The King and Queen clip art includes a black and white version and color version to fit your royal needs! For more clip art on this theme check out my Royal Clip Art which includes the King and Queen, a Knight, a Castle and Dragon for only $1.50!
Copyright by Infinity by Laura Anne
If you use this clip art credit Infinity by Laura Anne and include a credit link to Infinity by Laura Anne on your credit page on the product.
This art was made for educational, personal or commercial use (ie: usin
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Middle Ages Part 1(2 parts) Powerpoint Presentation
**This is a very large file and may take awhile to downlad** [This is part 1 of a 2 part presentation] 24 (48 total in both parts) interactive slides with text, animation, and pictures designed to accompany classroom lecture notes for a survey unit on the important events, people, and themes of the Middle Ages covering Europe’s geography, Germanic tribes, Charlemagne, Treaty of Verdun, Feudalism, Knighthood, and Vikings. These slides can be modified, rearranged, and personalized to coincide wit
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6th - 12th
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Islamic Medicine
Medicine in the Middle AgesThis lesson aims to question why the brilliance of Islamic medicine did not spread throughout Christendom.The lesson also aims to discover the skills Islamic surgeons had to make them specialists in particular areas and how the Islamic faith promoted medicine to become advanced beyond its years. These aims are analysed and answered throughout the lesson as students ultimately decide which Islamic doctor deserves which podium finish for being the most effective. Student
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Medicine in the 13th to the 19th Century
Intro to Middle Ages HISTORY LESSON - Medieval Dark Ages in Europe Activity
This download is just one lesson in my Middle Ages History unit plan. Lesson Goal: I can describe the key features of the Middle Ages.Students will explore and analyse the significant characteristics and historical elements of the Middle Ages, including feudalism, the role of the church, and the cultural, political, and economic structures that defined this period in European history.ツ ★ This product is one of an all-inclusive Middle Ages History unit bundle with ready-to-go lessons, a unit plan
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6th - 9th
Henry VIII + The English Reformation - Article, Power Point, Activities, Assess
The Article and Power Point explain the connection between King Henry VIII and the English Reformation. Activities and Assessment are included.Lesson Includes:- 3-Page Illustrated Article- 21-Slide Power Point Presentation- Multiple Choice / Data Based Question Assessment + Answer Key + Scoring Rubric- Support from Text Guide (allows students to easily score each others papers) - Graphic Organizer: "Three Takeaways"- Reflective Writing Form: "3-2-1"- Historical Examination Form- Lesson Durat
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5th - 9th
Intro to linear functions slides
Can be used for an introduction, to take notes, or a quick formative assessment. Includes several intro concepts within the linear function benchmark such as: tables, ordered pairs, slope, slope-intercept form, and exploring slopes and y-intercepts visually. Easily adapted to your needs. :)
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6th - 9th
Rome, Islam, Africa, China, Japan student-PPT assignment
This assignment reviews topics from the first half of 7th grade social studies. Could be used as a preview for 6th graders, as an introduction, assessment or review for 7th graders, or as a review for 8th graders.Requires taking students to a computer lab (or having internet and computer at home) as you will need to email the PPT to the students for them to work on. Could take about a week (five 1-hour periods)There are 47 PPT slides each with instructions on how to complete. The tasks range
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5th - 8th
Black death intro lesson (distance learning)
This lesson is to be done as an introduction to the black death and life in medieval towns. Students should not have prior knowledge on any of the topics in the lesson. They will take an educated guess on what they think the exhibits are and what it tells them about life in medieval towns. Throughout the lesson there is a plague doctor roaming the streets, which helps build suspense, until he finally appears. The students love the build up and suspense of the lesson. Here is a link to the intro
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7th - 10th
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Middle Ages - Herbal Cures and Fallacies
A warm-up bellringer that allows students to play the role of a medieval doctor. The multiple choice question ask about medieval cures to common maladies.
This is a fun warm-up activity for any lesson on the Middle Ages. Enjoy!
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
Medieval Europe Animated PowerPoint - Charlemagne and Feudalism
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A fully animated PowerPoint lecture on Charlemagne and the beginning of Feudalism in Medieval Europe designed with lots of graphics and very little text. You should supplement the visuals with the stories behind them. Highly engaging and all yours for free. Notes for some individual slides can be found in the notes box in presentation view.
More free presentations and lessons at www.mrroughton.com.
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7th
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The Medieval Church
The Middle AgesThe aim of this lesson is to challenge and question the role of the Church in Medieval Society. On face value, the power it had over people was enormous and with power came great wealth, often at the expense and help of the population. But was it all corrupt and how much did people willingly give over their goods in return for salvation? These questions are explored through statistics, facts and video evidence. Students are ultimately required to justify if the Church was corrupt
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6th - 10th
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Also included in:Â The Middle Ages
Seige of Rochester Castle
The Middle AgesWhy was Rochester Castle seized by some disaffected knights in 1215 and why was King John so keen to recapture it?This lesson aims to analyse the strengths and weaknesses of Rochester Castle and understand why it was built in such a strategic position. Students have to evaluate the most effective ways of attacking and defending a Castle and learn how difficult medieval siege warfare was. The second aim of the lesson is to examine how and why it was captured in the first place as s
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6th - 10th
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Also included in:Â Medieval Kings
Queen Elizabeth I and religion
The Tudors This lesson aims to explore how Elizabeth approached the difficult subject of religion.Students are given the context of the religious situation left to Elizabeth by her predecessors, which will then give them answers as to why she took a calm and pragmatic approach to it.Furthermore they have to decide through a colour coding exercise which were the smallest and major problems she faced with religion before deciphering her religious settlement using a text mapping activity.Key questi
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6th - 10th
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Also included in:Â Tudors Bundle
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