MIDDLE AGES 12-DAY UNIT: Feudalism, Black Death, Crusades, Review, Exam EDITABLE

This resource is a comprehensive and engaging unit covering the Middle Ages aka Medieval Times. There are 11 days of lessons, homework, a review, and an exam. Each lesson is complete and no-prep, saving you valuable time and energy. The lessons are designed to be engaging and varied, ensuring that students stay interested and focused throughout the unit. Plus, all the content and skills students need are included, to help your students meet all the necessary learning objectives.

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HERE ARE THE LESSONS FOR EACH DAY:

Day 1: Causes of Feudalism: Group Work Lesson

Day 2: Manorialism, Students create a manor

Day 3: Medieval Knights, primary source analysis

Day 4: Social Classes: students interview each other (Homework included)

Day 5: Spread of the Bubonic Plague: Gallery Walk, primary source analysis

Day 6: Effects of the Bubonic Plague: Close read activities

Day 7: Whose fault was the Bubonic Plague? Scripted trial simulation

Day 8: Causes of the Crusades: Primary source analysis

Day 9: Children’s Crusade and Impact of the Crusades: group work lesson

Day 10: Medieval Guilds: Group work activity

Day 11: Review: Close read activity

Day 12: Exam: 25 multiple-choice questions and 5 short response questions

=> Lesson plans and answer keys are provided.

Each lesson includes slides to walk you through the lesson, print and digital handouts, a lesson plan, and an answer key. Do Nows and Exits are included for each day.

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