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High school middle ages games $5-10
Medieval Life Game
In this game, the class is divided into six kingdoms. The members of each kingdom randomly choose a feudal position: monarch, lord, vassal, knight, peasant/serf. Before game play begins, students research their feudal position (worksheet included) and the monarch divides up the kingdom's wealth.The game board is made up of individual 8.5 x 11 inch rectangles. You may construct the board on a wall or on the floor. The rectangles may be rearranged differently each time for a unique game each time
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6th - 10th
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Middle Ages Escape Room Activity | Crack the Polyibus Cipher at Windsor Castle
In this Middle Ages Escape Room activity, students are introduced to the Polyibus square cipher invented by the ancient Greeks but popularized by Medieval monarchs to avoid messages falling into enemy hands! Can you crack the code before time expires?Students are placed in investigative teams as they analyze fictional ancient texts from Windsor Castle as they help unlock a box left behind by William the Conqueror. Students work together to translate four hidden clues using the ancient Greek Poly
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5th - 9th
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Medieval Europe Urban Game Simulation
In 18 rounds, students construct a medieval landscape with manors, guild halls, cathedrals, roads, and many more features that show change over time from a rural to urban economy in the middle ages. Teacher key provided and PowerPoint guide. My students loved this simulation because it was so visually oriented.
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6th - 12th
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World History Escape Room with American Sign Language | 100% Engagement
In this World History Escape Room with American Sign Language, students are introduced to American Sign Language developed at the American School for the Deaf in Hartford, Connecticut as they uncover details regarding World History. This activity is great for team-building, collaboration, and review!Students are placed in cooperative teams as they seek to translate four hidden sign language clues regarding important moments in World History, conduct basic research, then crack the Final Code bef
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5th - 9th
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Golden Age of Islam: Digital Escape Room
I created this escape room to introduce the Islamic Golden Age to my students. They donāt need any prerequisite about the Golden Age knowledge to complete this activity.Ā However, my students have already learned the words caliphate and mosque in what weāve studied so far in relation to Islam (theyāre answers to the rebus clues in locks 3 and 5), so they'll need to know those words. This breakout features 12 locks. The kids will need to work together tosolve clues involvingmap skillscustom Wordl
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6th - 9th
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Murder in Canterbury: A Social Deduction Game Based on The Canterbury Tales
To Canterbury the Pilgrims rideĀ and commit some nasty homicides...The Knight, the Miller, the Wife of Bath, the PardonerāallĀ the classic characters of The Canterbury TalesĀ areĀ hereāmixed up in a medieval murder mystery. But who is a true pilgrim and who is a banditĀ planning toĀ ambushĀ the rest of the party? In this social deduction game based onĀ The Canterbury TalesĀ for 8-25 players, Chaucer must use his keen powers of observation to determine who is righteous and who is rotten.Ā The Story: It all
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7th - 12th
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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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CivSim - A civilization building simulation!
Countless civilizations have existed throughout history. So why are students only exposed to 6 or 7 throughout their middle school experience? Because those handful of civilizations are the ones who built lasting empires! CivSim is a civilization-building simulation designed to help students understand how ancient civilizations either grew to become lasting empires or crumbled and were forever lost to history. Throughout the simulation, students will work collaboratively to try to advance the
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6th - 12th
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Witchcraft in the Middle Ages
This resource includes 4-5 lessons about witchcraft in the Middle Ages. It would fit in well after lessons on the Church or, before or after, crime and punishment. It has a range of activities, including:source work questionsa potion creation taska handout about identifying witchesa quiz about witches in popular culturea research task about the Bamberg witch trials a 'Would you be accused of being a witch during the Middle Ages?' quiz The PowerPoint will guide all the lessons with all handouts e
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8th - 10th
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Rise of the Samurai: Digital Escape Room
*****Important Update: Please watch, especially if your students are completing this activity on a ChromebookFor longer breakouts, the first clue might not display properly if the Zoom setting on a Chromebook is at 100% or greater. Please watch this brief screencast explanationHow to Zoom In and Out on a Chromebook (5 Ways)I designed this digital breakout for my 7th graders in our Feudal Japan Unit. Most of my students have a blast when we do escape rooms, even when a clue has them baffled. This
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6th - 11th
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Introduction to the Middle Ages: Myths of the Medieval Europe Bingo
Did table manners exist? Was everyone short? Did people defy the Church? This game of bingo sets out to debunk some of the common misconceptions and generalisations about the Middle Ages and, in doing so, sets the tone for the unit by ensuring that this time period is explored in a nuanced and complex. As well as being a fun way to introduce the topic, it encourages students to approach the unit in a curious and critical way. Once the game of bingo is over, use the information on pp.26-30 of the
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7th - 10th
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Medieval Monopoly - Feudalism Lesson
Teach Feudalism in a fun interactive way with this Medieval Monopoly Game! Assign each of your students to a group playing the role of a king, noble, knight, or peasant. Kings, of course, have more money to buy property and more power to change the rules of the game. While peasants, though many in number, have very little power and money, often leading them to stealing or even revolting. Watch your classroom turn into a Middle Ages economic system and enjoy the sociological experiment unfold bef
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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JUEGO DE HISTORIA MEDIEVAL: "FEUDALISMO: FORJA TU REINO" (SPANISH)
En los siglos IX Y X, los reyes eran muy dĆ©biles y no tenĆan ejĆ©rcitos ni medios para proteger sus reinos de vikingos, sarracenos y magiares. Como no contaban con la protecciĆ³n del rey los campesinos buscaron la protecciĆ³n de los nobles y sus castillos. De esta forma, nace el feudalismo, en el que los nobles aceptaron el poder del rey mediante un pacto de vasallaje pero ellos mismos actuaban como āreyesā en sus feudos (territorios). La sociedad quedĆ³ dividida en tres grupos llamados estamentos:
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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HISTORY GAME: MEDIEVAL EUROPE "FORGE YOUR KINGDOM"
In the 9th and 10th centuries, kings were very weak and lacked armies or means to protect their kingdoms from Vikings, Saracens, and Magyars. Since they did not have the king's protection, peasants sought the protection of the nobles and their castles. Thus, feudalism was born, in which the nobles accepted the king's power through a vassalage pact, but they themselves acted as 'kings' in their fiefs (territories). The society was divided into three groups called estates: the nobility, the clergy
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Norman Conquest HISTORY LESSON - Medieval/Middle Ages, Anglo Saxons vs Normans
This download is just one in my Middle Ages History unit bundle. Lesson Goal: I can describe key features of the Norman Conquest.Students will learn about the differing experiences of the Anglo Saxons and the Normans in the Battle of Hastings through a super fun interactive strategy game where they role play the two sides of the conflict. One of those lessons that'll get them saying 'can we do that again?!'ć ā
This product is one of an all-inclusive Middle Ages History unit bundle with ready-to-
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6th - 9th
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Mongol Conquest Digital Escape Room
I designed this digital breakout as a way to introduce the Mongols to my 7th graders. This digital escape room is relatively short and straightforward. Most kids will be able to complete it within a half-hour to 40 minutes if working in teams. There are 8 locks total. Please review the pronunciation of some terms prior so that the kids can solve the rubuses. The kids will solve locks includinga short poem to ponder rebusesa virtual jigsaw puzzleshort readings with comprehension puzzlesThis prod
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6th - 9th
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Also included in:Ā The Mongol Conquest: Digital Escape Room and Engaging Digital Text
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Teaching with Chess
Teaching with Chess is one of the most unique ways to teach feudalism in medieval Europe. Combined with the fun of learning one of the oldest, most played games in the world, students will learn about how the history influenced the game and be able to relate the material in a fun feudalism simulation. The video is available for you, the teacher, to watch until you feel confident teaching the unit on your own but it was also created with students in mind and is absolutely student friendly. The v
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8th - 11th
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Also included in:Ā Teaching with Bundle
Decline and Fall of Rome Guided Note Pear Deck: Editable With Embedded Games
This 25-slide Pear Deck serves as an outline for middle-level students learning about the Fall of the Western Roman Empire. A skeleton or guided note outline is also included. The presentation contains links to six different online review games throughout the presentation (this way students learn and then review "in chunks." It also contains several short, high-interest video clips and Pear Deck checks for understanding. The deck was created in Google Slides, so it is entirely customizable. T
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6th - 10th
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Magna Carta & King John: Lesson, presentation, game, project directions & rubric
This product contains the entire unit lesson on King John and the Magna Carta. Suggested lesson guide is included along with unit objectives.
You can find the following activities to make this unit interesting for your students:
**Anticipatory set/anticipation guide to provoke your students' thinking;
**Vocabulary words and definitions;
**Power point presentation to teach the sequence of events
** Team review game
** Multiple choice quiz
** Rubric for the project that your students will
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Grades:
4th - 9th
Castle Attack! Review Game - Medieval History
A fun team-based trivia review game for Medieval History. Based on an idea from another Tpt seller. Over 35 questions for students to answer!
Grades:
7th - 10th
Also included in:Ā Medieval History Activity Bundle
Middle Ages Bingo Book, The
ABOUT BINGO BOOKSCreated by Rebecca StarkEDUCATIONAL BOOKS āNā BINGOBingo Books are complete bingo games in a book. They are great for end-of-the-unit reviews and can also be used as assessment tools. Curriculum-related bingo games (science, social studies, language arts, and math) provide comprehensive coverage of the subject and are a great way to reinforce and test knowledge. There is also a bingo book for each of the 50 states.FORMATEach game includes 50 terms with 2 or 3 clues for each. Cho
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5th - 12th
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Also included in:Ā Middle Ages Bundle for Grades 4ā8
Desktop Catapult Building Instructions
These are instructions to build a small catapult (20cm high approx.) from wooden clothes pegs, rubber bands and pop sticks. The instructions are step by step and include photos of each stage.
My students spend a double lesson constructing these and finish by firing jellybeans or skittles (yay lollies!) at a cardboard target.
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6th - 9th
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Reading Biblical Images - Giotto's Arena Chapel
Using passages from the gospels and images from Giotto's Life of Christ cycle in the Arena Chapel, these activities are designed to help students learn how important narrative was to the works as well as how similar such images could have been used to educate illiterate congregations about the Bible.
This resource includes gospel texts, colour images and four easily adapted activities that can be used for either group or solo work, as well as in-class or homework and is intended to supplement
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10th - 12th
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Global Studies Unit 9 Lesson 5 Market Economy in Middle Ages Game
socialstudieslessons.net lesson in which students play a competitive card game to generate knowledge about the creation of market economy and the Hanseatic League.
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9th
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