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Middle ages graphic organizers for Microsoft Word
Feudalism Graphic Organizer
Graphic organizer to help students understand feudalism. Students are asked to label, explain, and then draw a picture for each level of the pyramid. Additionally, there are places to label what was given from one class to the class above and to the class below. Useful to introduce the topic of feudalism or to review.
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Grades:
5th - 10th
Economic Systems Chart: Characteristics of Economic Systems
This chart is intended to provide a summary of some of the major economic systems discussed in Global History, including nomads, subsistence farmers, manorialism, mercantilism, capitalism, and communism.
For each economic system, the following questions are answered:
- What goods and services shall be produced and in what quanitities?
- How shall goods and services be produced?
- For whom shall goods and services be produced?
Economic Systems Chart: Characteristics of Economic Systems by Leif R
Grades:
4th - 12th
Feudalism Gallery Walk
The lesson begins with a brief introduction to feudalism. After defining feudalism, students go to four short stations (king, nobles, knights, serfs) to learn about the different roles in European society. They fill out a graphic organizer and record the key features of each group.After the gallery walk students participate in the four corners activity. Designate each corner as "strongly agree," "agree," "disagree," and "strongly disagree." Read statements about feudalism and have students move
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Grades:
9th
Black Death Stations Activity
The lesson begins with a mini-lesson that connects the black death to the increase in trade that resulted from the crusades. Students watch a 3-minute video clip that goes over the Black Death and how it spread. For the main activity, students go to different stations to learn about different aspects of the plague. The lesson includes an extension station for students who finish early. Lastly, students complete a free response in which they consider their own reactions if they lived during this
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Grades:
9th
Blank Feudal Pyramid
Fill in this blank feudal pyramid with your class as they learn about feudalism. A great way for them to get the information down without just passing them a completed handout.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Middle Ages: The Power of the Church Lesson plan
Middle Ages: The Power of the Church Lesson plan
Includes handouts, readings, graphic organizers, and activities
student Objectives:
1. Describe the role of the Catholic Church during the Middle Ages, and the affect it had on society.
2. Understand the importance of the Catholic church as a political, intellectual, and aesthetic institution
3. Describe some conflicts between Church and Monarch during the Middle Ages
4. Classify information, Age of Faith, Darkness, Golden, Feudalism
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Middle Ages Foldable
This foldable/Lapbook offers options for both filling in information and cutting and pasting. It was used in conjunction with BrainPop to obtain information, but is open ended, so you could use multiple types of sources. There are comments off to the sides for guidance and ideas about what can be written in.
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Grades:
4th - 9th
Dark Ages
Students participate in a jigsaw activity. Each student reads one document from a different perspective to determine if the Middle Ages should be labeled the "Dark Ages." Students work together as a group to answer the essential questions: Was the time period from 400 AD to 1400 AD really a “dark ages” for Europe?
Lesson plan includes a self-reflection rubric and role cards to give to students in their groups (presenter, recorder, and leader).
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Grades:
9th
El Canto Mio Cid
Graphic organizer to help students understand El Cid and life in the Spanish Middle Ages.
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Grades:
10th - 12th
Catherine, Called Birdy Character Relationships Chart and Chapter Mood Chart
Help students keep track of the character relationships in the novel Catherine, Called Birdy by Karen Cushman with this chart. Students will reflect on the relationships between Catherine and other novel characters, think of an adjective to describe the relationship, and explain their choice. Great tool for character analysis. The second chart of this product is a Mood chart. After each chapter students create a symbol to describe the mood of the chapter and explain their choices.
If you
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Grades:
4th - 6th
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Genghis Khan: Fact vs. Fiction
In "Genghis Khan: Fact vs. Fiction" students are required to take notes on ten different aspects of one of history's most notorious figures as they are presented in an easily accessible and authoritative website. The website’s “list format” makes it very approachable for most students. This activity has proven to be a useful tool for quiz and test preparation and also in the writing of paragraphs, essays, and reports.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Oceanography The Impact of currents on Middle Age Exploration
This engaging lesson can be used by both history and science teachers. I have often used this lesson with the history department.Students will love to see the impact that ocean currents had on the discovery of the New World.Included are two graphic organizers. Keep for homework, sub plans or extra credit!Objectives Students will see the connection between ocean currents and exploration of the New World 1 Locate the main surface currents on a map.2 Locate subsurface currents on a map.3. Draw a
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Grades:
7th - 9th
NGSS:
MS-ESS2-6
Also included in: Oceanography Fun Activities, Labs, Directed Readings, Graphic Outlines
Middle Ages Feudalism Chart
This is a graphic organizer to help students learn the jobs and organization of feudalism during the early middle ages.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Nation Building Activity--Government, Law & Religion
This Nation Building On Government, Law and Religion. Has various websites that students can go to to research the middle ages in 4 regions of the world 1. Middle East 2. Asia 3. Europe 4 S.E. Asia. Each site focuses on Government Law and Religion during the middle ages after the fall of Rome and up to the Renaissance. There is an example for students to follow on the United States. It is also aligned to Standards.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
William the Conqueror: Fact vs. Fiction
In "William the Conqueror: Fact vs. Fiction" students explore ten interesting facts and explore the historical significance of one of Europe's most famous rulers as they are presented in an easily accessible and authoritative website. The website’s “list format” makes it very approachable for most students. This activity has proven to be a useful tool in the writing of paragraphs, essays, and reports.
Grades:
5th - 12th
Middle Ages: Life of Charlemagne Give Charles the Great a Grade
Life of Charlemagne Give Charles the Great a Grade
Have students read through the material, chart their findings in the graphic organizer, and give Charles the great a grade
Student Objectives:
1. Describe How Charlemagne’s reign affected Europe
2. Justify whether or not Charlemagne was a good ruler
3. Classify information : Age of Faith, Dark, Golden, Feudalism
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Joan of Arc Paragraph and Interview Activity
Students love to learn about Joan of Arc! This package includes a graphic organizer to help students write a paragraph about Joan of Arc. They can use their textbook or other resources to gather information for this paragraph. Also includes a peer review sheet for editing and revising each other's work. Finally, an interview assignment is included so that students can apply what they have learned. Students plan and present an interview of Joan of Arc. Rubric included.
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Grades:
5th - 7th
The Practically Perfect Feudal Europe Project
Want to end your studies on Feudal Europe with an engaging yet thorough, creative project? This is what you've been looking for! I use this as a trimester project that covers all of Feudal Europe and really shows me what the kids have learned.
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7th - 10th, Higher Education
Middle Ages/Medieval Cloze Activity
Assess student's knowledge about key events of the Middle Ages using this cloze reading. A cloze reading is an instructional strategy where users are required to fill in the blanks within a passage with correct words. It can be used as a pre or post assessment. Cloze activities allows students to make their own meaning from a reading. This is a Word Document, so you can edit as needed. You can cut the pages apart and put them in a booklet.
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5th - 8th
Marco Polo: Fact vs. Fiction
In "Marco Polo: Fact vs. Fiction" students examine eleven interesting facts about one of history's most famous explorers as they are presented in an easily accessible and authoritative website. The website’s “list format” makes it very approachable for most students. This activity has proven to be a useful tool in the writing of paragraphs, essays, and reports.
Grades:
5th - 12th
Middle Ages Deadliest Warrior
An Organizer to be used during your unit on Middle Ages designed after the television show, Dealiest Warrior. Students will conduct their own research and complete the organizer to see the role and impact various groups had on Feudal Europe.
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Grades:
10th - 12th
A Knight's Tale - RAFT Writing Assignment
Students will take on the role of a person who has become a knight during the Middle Ages. They will write a letter to a family member or friend describing their experiences. Product is three pages. The first page includes a graphic organizer (2 per page) to help students gather information to help them write their letters. The second page has the directions for the RAFT writing. The third page includes an easy to use rubric in order to assess student work.
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Grades:
5th - 10th
Catherine, Called Birdy Preview Activity and Character Chart
This four page product for the novel Catherine, Called Birdy by Karen Cushman will help students organize the information they are presented with while reading. The preview activity page lets students "Check Out" the book and record their ideas in a graphic organizer. The character chart (3 pages) helps students keep track of the characters and their individual traits. Other resources you might like:Catherine, Called Birdy Suitor ChartCatherine, Called Birdy Quiz and Metaphor Chart
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4th - 6th
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The Vikings: Fact vs. Fiction
In "The Vikings: Fact vs. Fiction" students are required to take notes on ten different aspects of everyday life in the history of the Vikings as they are presented in an easily accessible and authoritative website. The website’s “list format” makes it very approachable for most students. This activity has proven to be a useful tool for quiz preparation and in the writing of essays and reports.
Grades:
4th - 12th
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