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11th grade middle ages rubrics
Medieval, Renaissance, Shakespearean readers theater sampler
Looking for easy ways to bring the ages of long ago to life? Want to improve reading skills, oral language and integrate writing with other subjects? Need a fun way to introduce literature or differentate instruction?
Check out this free 20 page sampler containing scenes from the products below.
Age of Chivalry
Beowulf
Canterbury Tales
Don Quixote on Trial
Sir Gawain & the Green Knight
Shakespeare reader's theater
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5th - 12th
Illuminated Manuscript - Medieval Europe Project
Students create their own illuminated manuscript, designing an original border and illustration. For the text portion, students answer two questions in paragraph format that assess and analyze the power of the Catholic Church in Medieval Europe.
The product is a detailed rubric that includes expectations as well as a student and teacher evaluation.
This activity could easily be adapted to suit your class's needs. I provided class time for students to work on their illuminated manuscripts and p
Grades:
6th - 12th
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The Black Death PSA Mini Project
Have your students design a public service announcement about The Black Death. This rubrics puts students in the point of view of members of a sick community in the Middle Ages. This task requires students to research or use knowledge learned to create a PSA about how the plague arrived, how it can be prevents and its cures. Supplies:Copy PaperPosters (if you choose)MarkersCrayonsColored PencilsScissorsGlue
Grades:
4th - 12th
Middle Ages Who's Who
Write a biography of a significant person from the MA. Rubric included.
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Grades:
11th - 12th
STEM World History - Renaissance Solar System Project
STEM aligned Renaissance geocentric solar system project
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8th - 11th
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Medieval Character Profile
This activity is an alternative assessment where students analyze their understanding of the Middle Ages based on the themes of sacred, secular, and the combined. Students are asked to create a character profile for someone living during the Middle Ages. Grading is based on the student's ability to think critically and communicate those ideas accurately and competently. Handout includes a grading rubric that can be used to guide student creation and teacher assessment.
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Grades:
11th - 12th
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