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Free 7th grade middle ages assessments
Middle Ages: Feudalism Project and More!
The Feudalism Project and all other activities include were designed to help supplement the great learning opportunities your students already have with you as their teacher. Check them out, it's totally free.
This includes:
1. Common Core Standard Based Lesson Plans and Strategies.
2. Feudalism Diagram.
3. Feudalism Writing Assignment.
4. Scaffolded Note-Taking Guide.
5. A Crossword Puzzle.
6. Rubrics and Answer Keys.
7. Vocabulary Lists and Questions.
8. Feudalism 25 Multiple Choice Test.
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6th - 9th
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Kahoot World History Review Games! 4 Games Feudalism, Renaissance, Islam, More!
Kahoot World History Review Games! 4 Games Feudalism, Renaissance, Islam, More!Enjoy this FREE resource that contains links for FOUR interactive Kahoot review games to study content on Feudalism, the Rise of the Catholic Church, the Crusades, the Renaissance, Islam, West Africa, the Byzantines, and the Mongols!Enjoy!
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4th - 12th
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Middle Ages Overview Quizzes 2 Versions Quiz
Need a quick Middle Ages quiz? This ZIP file has two different quizzes. One is fill-in-the-blank and the other has matching, true/false, and short answer. I've included color and black and white versions, as well as keys. Part of my Middle Ages BundleYou may also like my Renaissance Bundle*If you don't already, Follow Me! I add new products almost daily.
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5th - 7th
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Feudalism, Good or Bad? Free Download
This can be used as an in class activity or as a homework assignment to review what students know about feudalism. It is a good critical thinking activity the requires students to read through both the pros and cons of feudalism and ultimately decide if they think it was a good societal system.They must highlight pros and cons, answer questions, write a journal entry, draw a picture, and then explain the feudal system pyramid. I really liked using this as a Google classroom assignment and had
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6th - 8th
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Middle School Math Vocab Christmas Crossword
This is a fun activity to give your students a brain break, but also keep math incorporated.
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6th - 12th
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European Middle Ages Flipbook Project
This is an engaging end of unit project that can be modified for use in any classroom. I have used this with Ipads and computers and also adapted it to use with students making physical books or foldables.
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6th - 12th
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Medieval Ages Anticipation Guide
This is a Pre-Test for a lesson on the Medieval Ages. The first test (on the left) is to be taken before teaching the Medieval Times Presentation. The right side is to be taken AFTER learning about the Medieval Times.
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6th - 12th
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Medieval History - The Compete Course
This resource includes over 80 original materials that would make a great addition to your social studies course. Materials are appropriate for middle school or high school aged students. With your purchase you will receive:
*31 chapter packets
*25 quizzes and notetakers
*9 essay prompts
*A complete midterm and final exam
*3 project materials
*Reading highlights
*Original map assignment
*World history survey
The materials included were developed in conjunction with the Prentice Hall World Hist
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7th - 9th
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2024 Calendar
This is a simple representation, and the actual calendar may vary based on different designs and formats. You can easily find downloadable and printable versions online that suit your preferences.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Maps & Graph-Performance Task (Bubonic Plague)
A performance task used to assess student knowledge of interpreting maps, and analyzing graphs. Students will need no prior knowledge of the Bubonic Plague to respond to all questions accurately.This is a formative assessment assigned during the study of our larger unit; Medieval Europe and is used to drive future instruction.
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6th - 8th
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Quiz: Roman Primary Source
This is an excerpt from the Roman historian Herodian on how an emperor rose to power. It exemplifies the political instability and government corruption of the Roman Empire which goes hand in hand with the fall of Rome. 5 questions accompany it, and build up on the DOK levels to accurately gage the students' understanding of both the document and the content. Great first primary source quiz!
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6th - 7th
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Feudal Contract activity
In this activity students, in a group, will fill a feudal contract between a lord and his vassals. It will help them understand how the feudal relations worked.It includes the feudal contract form, different logos that can be as feudal lords coats of arms for different groups of students, and the activity instructions. You can edit the file.
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7th - 12th
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The Telegraph
One of the inventions from the Industrial Revolution is the Telegraph. This is a low costing product and also has many good facts about Samuel Morse (inventor of the telegraph). A video and additional handout will come with this product.___________________________________________________________________NOTE: 1: "The Telegraph" is part of a packet known as "The Industrial Revolution", that is also made by Aaron Martin. This packet may not be active. Sorry for any inconveniences. 2: The handout at
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7th
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Golden Ages vs. Dark Ages Mapping
This is an outstanding review tool for students that ties together several global units. Here students will need to draw the Golden Achievements, or Dark Age events across the Eastern Hemisphere from 600 to 1450 AD for Europe, China, Africa, and the Middle East. Included are instructions, a template, and a brainstorming chart for students to use while they are going through their notes.
After students are two complete a write up explaining their depictions.
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7th - 11th
Islam Color-card Assessment
Included: 10 multiple choice questions, directions and suggestions for affective implementation
Purpose: Teachers can use this tool as an informal assessment to gain immediate feedback about what their students know, how many students know, and on which topics the subsequent lessons/activities should be focused. This strategy can be used prior to, during, or after teaching a unit or lesson. It could be used as review anytime throughout the school year as well.
Preparation: a class set of k
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6th - 8th
Weigh the evidence: Mongols
CHECKOUT MY YOUTUBE CHANNEL FOR unit intro video like this, the idea is to “hype” up the different units that I teach and give them a visual for what we will be learning about : https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlZK9Vn3hNY262EhWB4Q80a9KujgGg3Aa Also check out this playlist that I made that has different rap songs I made on some of the units that I teach. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlZK9Vn3hNY1wzDMOw5OA7_oy6_RwRGto
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7th - 11th
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Rise of Nation States SnapCat
SnapChat is the modern version of comic strips, and here students will tell a SnapChat story of the Rise of Nation States! This is a nice review tool for students to synthesize the information that they have learned about the rise of nations in Europe following the fall of Rome, and is an activity that is accessible to all level levels of students.
I downloaded the SnapChat template from Mr. E!
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Snap-Biographies-Students-create-Snap-pages-for-historica
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7th - 10th
Prince Shotoku Argumentative Writing Guide
Common-Core aligned writing assignment. This outlines the steps for an argumentative essay, strengthened with document evidence from readings about Medieval Japan's Prince Shotoku. Readings not included.
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7th - 9th
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Two Exams - Medieval History
This resource includes two history exams: a midterm, consisting of 45 matching, fill-in-the-blank, and multiple choice questions in addition to an essay; and a final exam, consisting of 76 identifications questions and four short responses. The final exam comes with an answer sheet (for easy correcting). Both exams come with complete answer keys. A great resource for your world history course. Most appropriate for students in grades 7-9.
Cover art - Richard II Royal Portrait
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7th - 9th
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History Alive! 7th Grade Unit 1 Supplements: Medieval Europe
These are great Critical Thinking and small group Discussion Questions that coincide with History Alive! The Medieval World and Beyond. Included with the Critical Thinking Questions (CTQ's) are content vocabulary words from the chapters (ID's) that are meant to be answered in multiple sentences to induce further classroom discussions. These are basic pages to compliment the 1st unit. The CTQ's make great ideas for short essays or test questions as well! Study guides and assessment included.
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7th
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Also included in: 7th Grade Medieval History - Entire Year of Supplemental Materials!
feudalismo medieval
Students will watch my educational rap song about feudalism then answer the questions on the next slide. Here is the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RAulXPD97BM
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4th - 11th
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Medieval Journal Project
This is a World History project that can be used to assess learning in a Middle Ages unit. It can be completed digitally or on paper. Rubric included.
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7th - 12th
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Review of Islamic Civilization & Medieval Africa
This is a chart designed to help students organize the information they learned about Islamic Civilization during the Middle Ages in the Middle East and India as well as Medieval Africa. A list of terms for each row is listed on the back of the chart to help differentiate for depending on student ability.
Grades:
7th - 12th
Medieval Europe Standards Writing Logs
Students reflect on their learning of the 9 Medieval Europe standards (7th grade World Geography) by writing a paragraph answering each standard-based question on the attached LOG.
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7th
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