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2nd grade european history webquests

Preview of History of France Webquest Digital

History of France Webquest Digital

Created by
CC Fisher
Google Maps provides an exciting virtual tour of French History. The Hunchback of Notre Dame by Victor Hugo provides a look at Medieval France. The Eiffel Tower and Louvre Pyramid are iconic symbols of France. Louis XIV, the most powerful French King created the most splendid castle in the world at the time – the Palace of Versailles. Created by CC Fisher
Preview of European History Webquest Bundle Digital

European History Webquest Bundle Digital

Created by
CC Fisher
Unit 1 – Scavenger Hunt Ancient Greece History Webquest Where are the Acropolis and the Parthenon located? Where were the ancient Olympic games held? Google Maps gives a virtual tour of Ancient Greece! Students use a Satellite picture to explain why Greece became a powerful seafaring nation. Unit 2 - Scavenger Hunt of Medieval Castles and Cathedrals in the United Kingdom Google Maps is a fun way to learn about the Middle Ages. Westminster Abbey is the place for coronations, funerals and weddings
Preview of Scavenger Hunt of Italy Webquest Digital

Scavenger Hunt of Italy Webquest Digital

Created by
CC Fisher
Italy is an AMAZING country with its ancient history and beautiful coast! Google maps gives a virtual tour of Italy. Some of the famous places Students can explore – the Colosseum in Rome, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, the Duomo in Florence, and Mount Vesuvius. Created by CC Fisher
Preview of Scavenger Hunt Famous Castles and Cathedrals of Spain

Scavenger Hunt Famous Castles and Cathedrals of Spain

Created by
CC Fisher
Explore the Spanish Castles and Cathedrals using Google Maps! Students can take a virtual tour of Spain. Learn about Spanish History by exploring Alhambra, Alcazar de Segovia, La Sagrada Familia, and Santiago de Compostela Cathedral. Also included is a worksheet to explore one castle or cathedral in depth. Created by CC Fisher
Preview of Scavenger Hunt-Medieval Castles and Cathedrals in England and Scotland Digital

Scavenger Hunt-Medieval Castles and Cathedrals in England and Scotland Digital

Created by
CC Fisher
Google Maps is a fun way to learn about the Middle Ages. Westminster Abbey is the place for coronations, funerals and weddings such as the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton. The Tower of London is famous for the missing Princes and where prisoners of the State where kept such as Anne Boleyn and Sir Walter Raleigh. This lesson gives:- Famous Medieval Castles of England and Scotland- Famous Medieval Cathedrals of England- What Story Does Your Castle Tell? – Students research one castle
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Find European History resources | TPT

Take your students on a journey through European history with TPT! If you’re an educator or parent looking for printable or digital resources to help your student learn about European history, we’ve got you covered. Whether you’re teaching about the Renaissance, the Age of Exploration, or the World Wars, there are plenty of high-quality TPT resources at your fingertips to teach European history to your students.

European history activities to try

Here are a few examples of the different types of activities and lessons you can find on TPT to help teach students about European history:

Centers & Stations

Through the use of centers, students can collaborate and discuss topics and content they examine for various eras in European history. For example, you could have students navigate through a handful of centers or stations to help them learn about different elements of the Renaissance period, including influential cities, leaders, and artists. Or, to help them learn about the key figures and milestones of the French Revolution.

Map Making

With map-making activities you can not only teach students about European history, but also incorporate geography into your lessons. As they label and color maps, students can learn about important places in Europe and how European countries have expanded (and fallen) over time. For example, you could have students make maps of Europe before and after World War I to identify how the conflict impacted Europe.

Primary Source Analysis

One of the best ways to learn about European history is through historical documents, letters, diaries, art, and literature. Encourage students to use these firsthand accounts to gain a deeper understanding about European people and events. For instance, you can have students read excerpts from the works of Enlightenment philosophers — like Mary Wollstonecraft — and how they contributed to the political thinking of the time.

Research Projects

Have students research and present on a specific topic of European history, like the Age of Exploration. For example, ask students to choose a famous European Explorer to research, and have them write a short biography of that person or create a short video or presentation about their achievements and legacy.

Frequently asked questions for teaching European history

What is taught in European history?

In European history courses, students are taught about the cultural, economic, political, and social milestones that shaped Europe from the Middle Ages until the present.

What types of European History resources are available on TPT?

There are many different types of European history resources sold by Sellers on TPT — from interactive notebooks to gallery walks.

How do I find European history resources on TPT?

Educators can save time preparing European history lessons with resources created by experienced teachers. Simply start a search for European history resources on the TPT marketplace, and filter by grade level, price, and/or resource type to find materials that've been proven to work in classrooms like yours. No matter what you’re teaching, there are plenty of lessons and activities sold by Sellers on TPT that are tailored to meet your students' skill levels.