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2nd grade middle ages lessons
Art Sub Lesson: Captivating Castles - Drawing Lesson for Art Subs and Teachers
This editable art sub plan requires little to no prep. It would be perfect for an emergency absence. Students are captivated by castles. Their imaginations soar dreaming about the romance of medieval times. In this lesson, they will learn about castles from medieval Europe, including the exterior architecture and the reasons for their design. It includes illustrations from the early 1400's by the Limbourg brothers and photos of castles that still exist. After going over the lesson, the stude
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2nd - 5th
Medieval & Fairytale Drawing Bundle • Knights • Castles • Roll & Draw
Tickle your students’ fancy with drawing lessons that use castles, dragons, knights, and even a princess & a frog.This drawing set is part of a series of drawing lessons designed to teach beginning drawing skills using a Medieval or Fairytale theme. If you use the book Drawing with Children by Mona Brooks to teach drawing and want to fit your drawing lessons into a Medieval theme, this is just the bundle for you! Even if you’ve never read the book, using lessons on symmetry, upside-down dr
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K - 7th
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Middle Ages for Elementary Students
Young students love castle, knights, kings & queens...this is a great unit to teach your elementary students all about the middle ages/medieval time period. Included:Introduction to the middle ages, castles, knights, kings, children, and the middle age life. Pictures to accompanied the introductionsPictures of different type of castles, famous castles and castle partsPictures of knights, weapons, warhorse and etc.Pictures of kings and famous Middle Age peoplePictures of everyday life: peopl
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1st - 6th
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Perspective Drawing: Showing Perspective with Castles, Dragons + Princess & Frog
Teaching perspective to young artists can be tricky. Using castles, dragons, a princess, and frog, this drawing lesson helps makes this topic compressible and fun.I’ve divided the activities into 3 suggested age groups. This allows you as a teacher to tailor the lesson to fit the experience and skill level of your students. Teachers can also differentiate this lesson for students that need more of a review or more of a challenge. This drawing lesson is NOT perspective drawing using vanishing p
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K - 7th
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Also included in: Medieval & Fairytale Drawing Bundle • Knights • Castles • Roll & Draw
Music History for Elementary: The Middle Ages Bulletin Board and Video Links
*This resource includes PDF, PowerPoint, and Google Slides and can be used to help your students explore the music of Medieval Times (The Middle Ages), or you can use it as a refreshing alternative to doing a Composer of the Month. *Great for music distance learning!*Check out the money-saving bundle!Music Time Travel: The Bundle {Bulletin Boards with Video Links}*Discover the Who, What, When, Where, and Cool of the Middle Ages and its music! *Please note that this resource is made to be gener
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K - 8th
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Dark Ages Lesson and DBQ
Enjoy this easy, no prep, two part lesson that includes a overview presentation with fill in the blank notes- accessible with pdf printouts or google docs/slides. Following that lesson, students will have enough background knowledge to successfully complete a Dark Ages DBQ. This is an introductory DBQ to help expose students to a popular assignment throughout their educational career.THIS RESOURCE INCLUDES:☀️ How to use this resource☀️ Links to google slides and google doc versions☀️ Student Not
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2nd - 10th
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Medeival Coat of Arms
Students create their own coat of arms in this medieval heraldry project. Students will have an opportunity to ask the family questions about their history, values, and professions in order to create a family shield, or coat of arms.
I used this project in US History as a European history background lesson as to what factors led to European exploration of the Americas.
Students liked to create a product, use artistic skills, and learn about their family.
I print these pages and give them
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2nd - 11th
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Fairy Tale Queens, Kings and Dragons
Fairy Tale Queens, Kings and Dragons
Many primary grades study Fairy Tales and utilize those units for creative writing, reading and art making. Nothing motivates like creating a dragon of your very own. Or maybe they draw portraits of themselves as Queens or Kings. I encouraged my Kinders and primary grade students to draw dragons, Kings and Queens using my step by step approach. Here I share these with you. Children just love following sequential steps and working from large to small, from sim
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K - 3rd
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Arts of the Middle Ages (Grades 1-4)
This is a semester long course (15 weeks) that covers art and music of the Middle Ages. It also includes poetry, but that does not come from the same time period as it's mostly in Latin or Old English and very difficult for young elementary students. There is an activity related to music or art for each lesson.It is highly concentrated in Europe, as it was designed to go along with Mystery of History, Volume 2 for a homeschool co-op. It can easily be adapted to a classroom setting.It includes hy
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1st - 4th
Also included in: Arts of the Middle Ages Bundle (1-4 grade)
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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Middle Ages - History Unit with Literature Guide
7 week unit study on leaders, conquerors, and reformers of the Middle Ages. This unit study combines wonderful history resources by providing a daily lesson plan with page numbers from selected history books. Also included are suggested history-based literature books on a variety of levels of reading. Along with a Bible Connection - 7 week reading plan on the book of Romans.
Resources needed: Story of the World Vol. 2, Story of the World Activity Book 2, Kingfisher Encyclopedia, and Everyth
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1st - 6th
Castles Unit Study | Queens, Kings, Castles, Fairy Tale Unit | Medieval Study
Imaginative, adaptable, open-ended Queens, Kings, and Castles themed unit study. A full week's worth of reading, writing, p.e., health, math, science, history/social studies/geography, art, emotional wellness, logical reasoning, STEM, lessons, games, ideas, and printables. All activities are versatile and open ended, structured to fit the use you need them for. Includes Unit Guide, Proposed Outline, Dragon Dinner, Coat of Arms, Counting Castles, Crowns and Gems matching, If I Had Three Wishes, C
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PreK - 2nd
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The Unicorn in Captivity. Coloring page and lesson plan ideas
This coloring page is offered to enhance and supplement your instructional resources and lesson planning with a hands-on activity for students to explore and enjoy. Included are a brief background about the artist and/or the masterpiece and five lesson plan ideas for cross-curricular application. These resources are perfect for cross-curricular instruction, knowledge of a key masterpiece from a specific geographic area or historic time, and introduction to a work of art that defines a key deve
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K - 6th
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Knights Unit Study about Medieval Knights
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In this unit you will learn about many things that have to do with knights. For each thing there is a coloring page, a craft idea and a handwriting page where you write what you have learned in your own best handwriting. King, castle, page, squire, armor, sword, lance, jousting are just a few of the items you will learn about.
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2nd - 6th
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Coat of Arms Coloring Pages
The coat of arms is a great way to get your students interested in the symbolism of the middle ages. Get their creativity flowing by having them design their own coat of arms with these simple coloring pages. This resource does include some curriculum such as a short video that displays real coat of arms in history, a quick reads history page, two social studies vocabulary flash cards, and a small workbook that gives students a variety of learning methods. This is technically a print and go less
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1st - 4th
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Scottish Storyline Outline: Knights of the Round Table
This document is a detailed outline of the Knights of the Round Table Storyline. The outline includes the episodes, key questions, class organization, activity overview, resources, and goals and assessments. (The preview is 3 pages of 9.)
Visit http://www.storylineresources.com to purchase the Knights of the Round Table manual which includes the outline purchased here as well as a planning calendar; fully developed legend writing and poetry lessons; setting and character visuals; character trait
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1st - 4th
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5 week Reformation Lesson
5 week lessons to be used for Sunday School or Lutheran school. This year is a very important year for the Lutheran church as it is the 500th anniversary of the Reformation. This plan will provide a Sunday School team with a format for teaching their Elementary aged youth about the history and important tenets of the Lutheran church.
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1st - 6th
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Design a Castle
After studying castle design (including watching video clips), students are given the opportunity to design their own castle and explain the features they have selected for inclusion. It is helpful to have books on castles available for brainstorming.
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2nd - 10th
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Martin Luther Seal Coloring Page for Reformation Day
Celebrate Reformation Day on October 31st with this prepared script and coloring page.
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K - 6th
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Balanced Day Plan Template
A day plan template for those working on a balanced day.
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K - 6th
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