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5th grade middle ages simulations
Medieval Knights Simulation Game
This is an engaging and exciting way to get your students to role-play as medieval knights. Students must make the right decisions along their journey to earn as many honor points as possible. Just print one game card per student and control the story from your projector! Includes:- Medieval Knights Simulation PowerPoint- Medieval Knights Student Game Card- Spinners to Print for Random Events within Simulation- RAFT Writing Activity for Assessment Following the AdventureFollow this Simulation wi
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4th - 12th
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Why did people go on The Crusades in the Middle Ages? INTERACTIVE POWERPOINT
If you're looking for a fun and interactive way for your students to learn why some people went on the Crusades from Europe, this interactive PowerPoint and question sheet. It's based on the idea of 'choose your own adventure' games. They 'time travel' back to Medieval England and find out the reasons why people went on the crusades to Jerusalem. Students have to navigate their way through the presentation making decisions on who they 'speak' to and what they read in order to answer the questi
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3rd - 7th
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Create Your Own Medieval Manor: Map Simulation
To create a more immersive experience I created this fun simulation to guide students through the different parts of a fief and manor. Anyone can show a canned image of a diagrammed manor. But in this simulation students become a medieval lord or lady and design their own following a realistic storyline. Lots of fun and educational!
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3rd - 8th
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War of the Roses - English History Simulation
An exciting simulation which allows students to immerse themselves in the role of a noble family during the time of the Lancaster and York wars. Students will work together in teams to make decisions, change sides, and support or overthrow the ruling family of England. The simulation takes the class through many of the major battles while teaching them about the history of England.
I designed this simulation for our fifth grade teachers' Tudor unit as a Motivational Introduction. It can also
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5th - 8th
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Italian Renaissance Marshmallow Activity STEM Challenge
Italian Renaissance Marshmallow ChallengeThe Italian Renaissance Marshmallow Challenge activity is designed to allow student groups of three to four students to interact with their classmates by building a tower or an architectural wonder for their Italian city-state in eighteen minutes out of dry spaghetti noodles, tape, and string. Lastly, the tower needs to hold up the marshmallow at the top of structure. A group “wins” by making the tallest free standing structure that holds up the marshmal
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Renaissance Sampler: By History Wizard
Silk Road activity Simulation Middle Ages
This engaging simulation in barter and trade explores the challenges in trading on the Silk Road during the Middle AgesIn this student-tested and approved hands-on trade simulation, students “travel” with Marco Polo on the Silk Road to Kashgar. Students take on the role of traders to explore the challenges of barter by exchanging goods on the Silk Road. Students practice non-verbal skills because of language barriers, a very real situation for many students. Students determine the economy i.e
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4th - 7th
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Also included in: World History Middle school Curriculum Bundle GROWING
Medieval Manor
Bring the Manor System alive in your classroom with this fun and engaging Build a Manor simulation. All students need is a blank sheet of paper, something to write with! Display an interactive Google Slideshow that, step by step, tells the story of how Medieval Manors work and grew! This lesson can be used in person or virtually in a Google Meet/Zoom class. What's IncludedTeacher Direction Page Google SlideshowStudent ExampleDiscussion QuestionsAll clipart used to make these slides are from Mr.
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4th - 8th
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Manorialism Simulation
Students have a blast learning about the medieval manorial economic system involved in feudalism in this fun lesson! Students create their own feudal manor system in this hands-on simulation, which especially appeals to visual and kinesthetic learners. The lesson includes an Aim, Do Now, a student reading about manorialism in the Middle Ages, and two summary questions for students after the activity is completed. This would also make a good sub plan.This file is left in Word so you may edit it
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4th - 8th
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Middle Ages Simulation Game
Have you ever wanted to transform your instruction so that learning takes place in the form of a game? If so, this is the game for your classroom! This Middle Ages (Medieval) game is called Feudal Domination, and it was conceived based on a popular board game called Axis & Allies (similar to Risk) In this game, Kingdoms (and manors) are owned by students, denoted by specific Coats of Arms & Medieval Mii characters that they design. Each team possesses a Treasury, Military Units and a
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5th - 8th
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Black Death Simulation Game (step by step booklets)
The black death of 1347 was one of the worst pandemics in human history. This activity is a two day lesson that allows students to act out a 13 step interaction as if they were living during the time of the Bubonic Plague. Set up for roughly 26 students, each student has a step booklet they must follow to interact with other classmates as if they were a member of the Italian community in the 1300's. Each student portrays a different type of profession that fits with the time period. Their profes
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4th - 12th
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The Great Age of Exploration - The Crusades and Trade with the East! A Play
A great skit to help introduce some of the reasons why there was an Age of Exploration.
During the Crusades, a trade relationship develops between points in the middle east and with some Italian city-states. Of these, Venice benefited the most and will boast the largest market in Europe at this time.
This skit helps explain how this develops in a humorous way. A great lesson starter! Have fun!
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5th - 12th
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What Would You Do? Medieval Monarch Learning Simulation
Have you ever wanted to be king or queen for a day? Chances are your students would want to as well! In this learning simulation students will be presented with a number of realistic and historically relevant decisions medieval monarchs were presented with and a number of options to choose from. They will also get to flex their argumentative and writing skills by explaining why they made the decisions they did. After the class has finished the ten scenarios, organize them into groups of your cho
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5th - 10th
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Crowded Kingdom: A Print-and-Play Strategy Game for 1-50+ Players
In this print-and-play classroom game for 1-50+ players, you will build a medieval kingdom and fill it to the brim with towers, walls, huts, sheep, knights, and, of course, dragons. But build wisely! The more crowded your kingdom becomes the more important every decision becomes. While building walls and towers, you must remember that invading dragons will burn nearby huts to the ground and snack on any sheep within reach. But never fear! Valiant knights posted at just the right spot can slay th
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5th - 12th
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Pick Your Own Path Age of Exploration & Renaissance England
Need something fun to teach Renaissance Elizabethan England and the Age of Exploration to your students? This Google Slides story is the perfect lesson that engages students in this time period. They are forced to make decisions that change their storyline, so students will have different experiences and endings. Students have a chance to sail with Sir Francis Drake, or they can go on a completely separate adventure by working under Queen Elizabeth. This is a work of historical fiction completel
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5th - 7th
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Early Middle Ages Historical People Card Activities
This multipurpose set of cards will be useful throughout your unit on the Early Middle Ages! I created two sets of 26 cards with first-person narrated information about historical figures from the Early Middle Ages, plus a typical Viking man and woman and three typical monks.
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- 5 different suggestions for use
- Meet and Greet Preview Reflection Worksheet for whole class activity
- 2 different task card worksheets for students to work independently
- Answer keys for task card worksheets
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5th - 10th
Silk Road Activity Mapping a journey
Students travel on the Silk Road to explore the known and unknown world of the 13th century. This lesson, the second in a full unit on the Silk Road, includes geography skills and writing. It appeals to visual and kinesthetic learners with its variety of activities.Students practice map skills, make medallions that represent those that Kublai Khan had travelers carry for safe passage, and develop their own maps and creatures that might exist in the unknown world similar to the beliefs of the
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5th - 8th
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Middle Ages VR
Provide this Google Slide or Power Point slide deck to your students. Let them use their phones, iPads, or laptops to view scenes in 360 degrees. Students can walk a castle in Poland, sit in the royal keep in the UK, be a knight on a horse during a joust. Students work in partners or small groups to discuss what they see, hear, and notice.
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4th - 12th
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Medieval Europe stations
Here is a two-minute explanation on how to do this lesson: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTM8KtnW0hg
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5th - 8th
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Europa medieval (muy divertido)
Here is a two-minute explanation on how to do this lesson: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTM8KtnW0hg
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5th - 8th
Rome Stations
Here is a 2 minute explanation of how to do the lesson: https://youtu.be/WEgTyHYWlGo
Grades:
5th - 8th
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