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Not grade specific middle ages lessons
The Middle Ages Bundle
In this unit, students will learn what life was like in the Middle Ages. They will cover the topics of feudalism, manorialism, the plague, the decline of trade, war, the Crusades, and the Church.
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The Troubles of the 14th Century- The Middle Ages
In this Google presentation, students will learn about division among the Great Schism, the Black Death, the Hundred Years' War, Joan of Arc, the invention of the longbow, and the impact of it all. Video link included.
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Also included in: The Middle Ages Bundle
Video Lesson: The Black Death
Perfect Grab and Go Lesson! With this generation of students, preparing a lesson is really challenging especially when you need to diversify your way of sharing the concepts and creativity plays a big role in this. One great way of engaging students to learn is showing a video but it will be very tiring to put it all together.Here at Social Studies Studio, we got you covered! Our video lesson series provides you with links to engaging videos that your students are guaranteed to love! You are als
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Stoolball (Medieval English Proto-baseball)
Stoolball is an early sport that originated in England, dating back to the 14th century. It is believed that milkmaids in Sussex and Kent played this game in their leisure time. The game was played on a field, and a stool was used as a target, similar to the wickets in cricket. The stool was placed on the ground, and the objective of the game was to hit it with a ball. The stool was defended by a batter who used a bittle or milking bowl (the game was also called bittleball) to strike the bal
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Súper Pack de la Edad Media
Súper Pack temático de La Edad Media que incluye:Teoría con las etapas que marcan el inicio, trascurso y fin de la Edad Media + actividad práctica (historia del trueque).Teoría del arte arquitectónico de la Edad Media (Arte Románico y Arte Gótico) + actividad práctica (compara/contrasta de las iglesias).Teoría de las etapas de Al-Ándalus en la Edad Media en España + actividad práctica (eje cronológico).Teoría de la sociedad Al-Ándalus + actividad práctica (glosario de términos interactivo para l
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The Enlightenment and the Scientific Revolution DBQs
This 45-60 minute lesson plan is appropriate for teachers or to use as emergency sub plans. Students will be required to read and analyze each document. They will show their understanding by answering a series of questions related to the documents that they read. Historical Context: Science Revolution and the Enlightenment paved the way for invention and freedom of thinking. These movements would also make an impact on the way people thought about the world, by using a combination of philosophie
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Feudalism & Manorialism- The Middle Ages
In this Google presentation, students will learn how manorialism worked in society, the attacks from Vikings, Magyars, and Muslims, economics, and manor life in the Middle Ages.
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Also included in: The Middle Ages Bundle
Charlemagne Unites Germanic Kingdoms- The Middle Ages
In this Google presentation, students will learn about the early Middle Ages, Charlemagne and his power, as well as the power of the Church.
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Also included in: The Middle Ages Bundle
Church Reforms and the Crusades- The Middle Ages
In this Google presentation, students will learn about the Age of Faith, church reforms, Romanesque and Gothic style cathedrals, as well as the Crusades. Video link is provided.
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Also included in: The Middle Ages Bundle
Society in the Feudal Era- The Middle Ages
In this Google presentation, students will get an overview of what society looked like, and the role of men and women during the Middle Ages. Video link is included.
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Also included in: The Middle Ages Bundle
Medieval Ages - Create a Political Cartoon Project: Grades 5-12
The create a political cartoon project is a way to have students demonstrate their knowledge, independently or with their peers.Students are encouraged demonstrate their understanding of the art of political cartooning and create their own political cartoons to express opinions on a current or historical issue.Materials include:Political Cartoon Planning Guide & RubricMy Political Cartoon Handout (For students to draw their image).My Political Cartoon Explanation HandoutMy Political Cartoon
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Middle Ages: The Power of the Church Lesson plan
Middle Ages: The Power of the Church Lesson plan
Includes handouts, readings, graphic organizers, and activities
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1. Describe the role of the Catholic Church during the Middle Ages, and the affect it had on society.
2. Understand the importance of the Catholic church as a political, intellectual, and aesthetic institution
3. Describe some conflicts between Church and Monarch during the Middle Ages
4. Classify information, Age of Faith, Darkness, Golden, Feudalism
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Middle Ages Geography and Rise of the Franks PPT w/ Activities
Middle Ages Geography and Rise of the Franks PPT w/ Activities
Student Objectives
• Explain how Western Europe seemed like an unlikely place to build a civilization
• Describe how despite the disorder and decay it was a place of great potential
• Describe the role of the Franks in creating an Empire
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The Renaissance DBQs Pt.2
This 45-60 minute lesson plan is appropriate for teachers or to use as emergency sub plans. Students will be required to read and analyze each document. They will show their understanding by answering a series of questions related to the documents that they read.Four documents will help your students build background knowledge about the Renaissance.At the end of this lesson, the students are expected to think critically and explain more about the Renaissance · Discuss why the Renaissance was imp
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Parts of a Medieval Castle
External parts of a Medieval Castle: Montessori booklet + 3-part cards
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Japanese Feudalism: Social Hierarchy and compare the European Feudalism lesson
Japanese Feudalism: Social Hierarchy and compare the European Feudalism lesson
Contains graphic organizers, readings, student handouts and more
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Middle Ages: The Power of the Church PPT
Middle Ages: The Power of the Church PPT
Student Objectives:
1. Describe the role of the Catholic Church during the Middle Ages, and the affect it had on society.
2. Understand the importance of the Catholic church as a political, intellectual, and aesthetic institution
3. Describe some conflicts between Church and Monarch during the Middle Ages
4. Classify information, Age of Faith, Darkness, Golden, Feudalism
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Middle Ages: Medieval Castles Research Project and Create your own
Prior to this assignment I have my1. medieval castles powerpoint (on TPT)2. Webquest and quiz on Medieval Castles 3. Then this projectCONSTRUCT A MEDIEVAL CASTLE ProjectDuring medieval Europe castles were important for people’s safety and protection. There were people who ran the castles and people who worked in the castles. Everyone’s daily lives depended on everyone else doing their jobs & part. Steps1. Research what castles looked like, what parts they had, and what the parts were used
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Black Plague Simulation
Black Plague Simulation
students read information to understand the origins of the plague and how it affected society
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Middle Ages: Feudalism a New Social Order Lesson plan
Middle Ages: Feudalism a New Social Order Lesson plan
Includes: reading, activities, daily lessons, activities, and more
student Objectives:
1. Understand and explain the changes that occurred that led to the development of feudalism
2. Explain how feudalism affected medieval Europe’s economy, the way in which it was influenced by physical geography (the role of the manor and the growth of towns), and how feudal relationships provided the foundation of political order
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Understanding by Design unit Plan: Early Middle Ages in Europe
Understanding by Design unit Plan: Early Middle Ages in Europe
Contains daily lessons, essential questions, big ideas, study guides and more for the Early Middle Ages:
set to California and Colorado State Standards, but the lessons can be good for any age group and State
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Joan of Arc and the Hundred Years War reading and guiding questions
Joan of Arc and the Hundred Years War reading and guiding questions
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Middle Ages: Feudalism chart
Middle Ages: Feudalism chart
students are asked to classify information onto the chart of what each person in the feudal society gives and gets
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Middle Ages: Life of Charlemagne Give Charles the Great a Grade
Life of Charlemagne Give Charles the Great a Grade
Have students read through the material, chart their findings in the graphic organizer, and give Charles the great a grade
Student Objectives:
1. Describe How Charlemagne’s reign affected Europe
2. Justify whether or not Charlemagne was a good ruler
3. Classify information : Age of Faith, Dark, Golden, Feudalism
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