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7th grade middle ages cultural activities for Microsoft OneDrive
Medieval Japan Activities Feudal Japan Projects STEM Reading Passages Writing
Bundle DescriptionFeudal Japan Activities Resource Bundle!This bundled product contains the following 6 StudentSavvy resources!Medieval Japan Interactive NotebookMedieval Japan Reading PassagesMedieval Japan Interactive PowerPointMedieval Japan STEM ChallengesMedieval Japan Google Classroom Student ProjectsMedieval Japan Assessments / Exam / Test_________________________________________________________________More information on each resource:-Interactive NotebookThis product contains interactiv
Grades:
5th - 9th
Celtic Knot Drawing using Symmetry and Grids • Elementary Art Lesson
This Celtic knot art lesson for kids teaches how to draw 3 Celtic knot designs. Use symmetry and grid drawing to make a Celtic knot drawing. Learn about the Celtic culture and where the Celtic knot originated with the Celtic Culture presentation. Use my differentiated learning approach to help students master this drawing lesson with warm-up and practice lessons.Your students will:✤ Learn about the Celtic culture.✤ Do some warm-up exercises to build confidence (and allow you to pre-assess).✤
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5th - 9th
Also included in: Medieval & Fairytale Drawing Bundle • Knights • Castles • Roll & Draw
Samurai Medieval Feudal Japan Project Help Wanted Advertisement
To set the scene, your students are Japanese scribes who live in medieval (feudal) Japan and have been chosen to design a help wanted advertisement to recruit highly qualified people to become samurai. The task of your students is to create a help wanted ad describing the role of the samurai. Additionally, an optional extension project is included in the resource in which students apply for the job by creating a career portfolio.This samurai project includes a detailed introduction for students
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Medieval Feudal Japan Bundle Unit Activities
Islam Activities Resource Bundle - Islamic World
Bundle DescriptionIslam Activities Resource Bundle!This bundled product contains the following 6 StudentSavvy resources!Islam Interactive NotebookIslam Reading PassagesIslam Interactive PowerPointIslam STEM ChallengesIslam Google Classroom Student ProjectsIslam Assessments / Exam / Test_________________________________________________________________More information on each resource:-Interactive NotebookThis product contains interactive cut and paste learning material for students to create an o
Grades:
5th - 9th
Medieval China Activities Resource Bundle
Bundle DescriptionMedieval China Activities Resource Bundle!This bundled product contains the following 6 StudentSavvy resources!Medieval China Interactive NotebookMedieval China Reading PassagesMedieval China Interactive PowerPointMedieval China STEM ChallengesMedieval China Google Classroom Student ProjectsMedieval China Assessments / Exam / Test_________________________________________________________________More information on each resource:-Interactive NotebookThis product contains interact
Grades:
5th - 9th
Medieval - Middle Ages: Heraldry / Family Crest - Coat of Arms Assignment
A creative and fun way to teach about Heraldry in the Medieval Era. This resource begins with an overview of common Heraldry symbols, and four family crests for students to interpret based on the symbol codes provided. This gives students a chance to interpret the symbols and gain a sense of how every aspect of the crest holds meaning. Second aspect provides a brief overview as to how Heraldry has extended beyond the Eurocentric world, with a few examples from India, Nigeria, Japan, and closer t
Grades:
5th - 9th
Medieval Illuminated Letter/Manuscript Project
This is a great art enrichment project to use with a unit on the European Middle Ages. It is also wonderful in an art classroom that explores art from around the world during different time periods. Included in this bundle is a detailed lesson plan, detailed assignment sheet and rubric (which includes student self-assessment), Power Point Presentation on illuminated manuscripts and an intro to the project, plus four beautiful student examples. I have had great success with this project and stude
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4th - 10th
Middle Ages Peasant Life Game- Manors and Serfs
Updated!! A fun game that will introduce students to the daily life of serfs in the High Middle Ages. They will learn not only about the serfs' obligation to the lord, but likewise the lord's responsibility to the serfs. They will also learn about the daily activities, food, and difficulty of the peasants' lives over the course of this simulation. This package comes with everything necessary to play the game after you receive it: background information, teacher and student instructions and prepa
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7th - 12th
Feudal Japan Activity: Student Talk Show - Shogun, Samurai, Daimyo, Peasant
Students will work in groups of three to present a talk show. Their talk show will include the host who will ask the deep and engaging questions and two guests who will answer in an interesting and detailed way. Students will choose three out of the following four people to include in their talk show: a Shogun, a Daimyo, a Samurai or a Peasant. (Traditional Japanese names are included.)Included in the Resource:✓ Introduction✓ Specific requirements✓ Rubric✓ Sample questions that the host can as
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Medieval Feudal Japan Bundle Unit Activities
"Vikings: Lives of the Norsemen" Viking History PowerPoint
From Mr. Stickler's Class!!
This PowerPoint teaches to these National History Standards: Era 4, Standard 4B, Grades 5 - 12 ("Assess the importance of monasteries, convents, the Latin Church, and missionaries from Britain and Ireland in the Christianizing of western and central Europe.") The PowerPoint itself has 11 slides with color photos and quotes from primary sources on the Viking attack on Lindisfarne monastery. There is a summary slide (slide 11).
The PowerPoint teaches students a
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Byzantine Empire and Islam Vocabulary for Google and OneDrive Distance Learning
This is a complete vocabulary unit for a world history Byzantine Empire and Islam unit ready to go for Google Classroom. Students will click directly on links, type their answers, drag and drop, and submit to you in Google Classroom. You will get an explanatory PDF with a link to the document. This resource will help you get out of the copy line!*The package includes*:16 digital flashcards (interactive without printing!)10 pages of reinforcing activities for practiceSelf-Grading Quiz!Answer Keys
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7th - 12th
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Culturally Responsive Coat of Arms Project: Fully Customizable
This is one of my favorite activities we do to start our year! I display their work all year long, and, to me, it’s the first step in making “my classroom” into “our classroom.” Although I use it as a “getting to know you” assignment, it can be used at any time. Coats of Arms are most heavily associated with Europe, the first region we examine. However, I’ve incorporated resources that showcase symbols from around the world to make this more culturally responsive. It also is a better fit for ou
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3rd - 12th
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Middle Ages Quiz: Task Cards
Ready to challenge your students' knowledge of the Middle Ages while getting them up and moving about? Introducing the Middle Ages Quiz!This resource is perfect for reinforcing key concepts from the Middle Ages in a fun and interactive way. Encourage your students to put their knowledge to the test and deepen their understanding with this exciting quiz!Featuring 25 multiple-choice task cards covering 5 categories:Feudalism and SocietyReligion and CultureMonarchs and DynastiesWarfare and CastlesT
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7th - 11th
Middle Ages Quiz: Boom Cards
**Please note that this resource is an activity hosted on the BOOM Learning Site. When you purchase this resource, you will be provided with a pdf with a clickable link that takes you to the full version of the game on BOOM Learning**So, your students fancy themselves as the ultimate authorities on the Middle Ages? Get ready to challenge their expertise with the Middle Ages Quiz!This interactive resource is crafted to ignite curiosity, foster learning, and unveil the mysteries of this captivatin
Grades:
7th - 11th
The Medieval Lives Project (Life in the Middle Ages Simulation Activity)
In this class-wide simulation project, students will learn about the realities of daily life in high medieval European society. By focusing on a “type” of medieval person, building a character based on that type, researching cultural details of life for their character, determining their character’s relationship to other characters, and presenting their character both formally and creatively, students will work together to build a medieval town—as its inhabitants! Project designed for grades 7-1
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Creating an ILLUMINATED MANUSCRIPT
This assignment will involve writing and copying a text (Student’s own) to create an illuminated manuscript. This is a cross-curricular activity, involving Social Studies (Middle Ages), Language Arts (writing), and Art (Creating the final manuscript). Students will write a short essay on one of two topics: describe a true Renaissance Person OR describe the effects of the printing press on life during the late Middle Ages and early Renaissance. Students will then design and layout their manuscri
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6th - 10th
Viking Gods Fan (Interactive Notebook)
This Norse God project guides students through their research of Viking Mythology. It takes learning deeper and in an attractive & unique way! Myth Fans integrate reading, writing, and history together, engaging students to dig deeper. Ideal for practice note-taking, introducing research, for center work, fast finishers, independent projects, and as a supplement to your Middle Ages history curriculum. The process is simple! - Students color the images, record their information, cut out the f
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2nd - 7th
Comparing Monotheistic Religions: Islam, Christianity, Judaism
This is a set of cards that contain characteristics of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. There are 7 cards for each of the category titles, as well as 21 cards for each of the characteristics, for a total of 28 cards. These can be used for a label the bucket activity, a pre-assessment, a formative assessment, in a cooperative group, or as a review for a test or quiz. The cards can also be used for a word wall or posted as a resource for students. Perfect for a World History course, a unit on the
Grades:
7th - 10th
Mali and Epic of Sundiata
This worksheet (2 sided) covers the legend of Sundiata, how it was put together by historian D.T Niane's research talking to griots, and utilizes comprehension, synthesis, and data-based questions to fully cover the topic.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
Scavenger Hunt: Medieval Life
This scavenger hunt slideshow directs students to a range of primary and secondary sources such as articles, videos, images, diagrams, and text extracts to teach them about different aspects of life in Medieval Europe. By completing this scavenger hunt, students will learn more about medieval food and festivities, churches/fortresses, castles, life in towns, homes, weapons, crime and punishment, and medical treatments.
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6th - 8th
Viking Raids Historical Fiction Reading with Questions
This is a work of historical fiction to motivate and engage reluctant readers. Part of my Warriors of God series, it depicts a hapless monk caught up in a Viking raid who unwittingly becomes the hero.
It is a short reading that most middle school age students will finish in about fifteen to twenty minutes of reading. If you include the questions, the activity will take around thirty minutes.
A set of twenty multiple choice questions are included that are focused not only on recall of the s
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6th - 8th
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Project for Oral History in West Africa
In my 7th grade Social Studies class we study Africa. One of the most engaging and charming part of our studies is the African oral tradition. I try to encourage students to imagine life 2000 years ago. No electricity, no Starbucks and *gasp* no cell phones. We talk about what they would do if they found themselves in that situation. Most of them say sleep.
It is into this imaginary void that we introduce the concepts of no written language, African Griots and the purposes of oral history.
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7th
Medieval Informational Text Classroom Learning Posters Activity No Prep
Mine own heart's root! Create a fun classroom atmosphere with these medieval posters. This packet of sixteen 11 by 17 ledger paper-sized learning posters has brief introductory information on a variety of themes and teaching tips with little to no prep.Arthur MythologyCoat of ArmsTudor CrownJoustingLife of VillagersMedieval SchoolFalconryMedieval FeastingMedieval GatheringHaymakingMedieval MusicKnights of MaltaKnightsMedieval King, King Henry the 8thMedieval King and Queen King Henry & Anne
Grades:
5th - 8th
Also included in: Bundle 5 Medieval Classroom Learning Decorations Printable No Prep
Feudal Europe v. Feudal Japan
This product consists of a venn diagram of Feudal Europe v. Feudal Japan. It includes 3 different versions, including a blank copy ,as well as 2 different levels of scaffolding. This allows the teacher to provide different levels of scaffolding for different students. I have also included a key as well.
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Grades:
7th
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