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Middle Ages
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90 math counters for hands-on activities and picture graphs. Laminate before cutting. Print on sticker paper for cute stickers or on magnetic paper for fun magnets.
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Practice numbers and following directions with this medieval-themed grid coloring exercise.
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Practice numbers and following directions with this medieval-themed grid coloring exercise.
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The KNIGHT is on 4,1.
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"Color 1/2 of the shields red." Simple fractions with a medieval theme.
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Practice inequalities with a medieval theme.
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"For lunch at the Renaissance Fair, Tyler and Amanda each buy a turkey leg and an apple dumpling. Each food item costs $3.50. How much do their lunches cost altogether?"
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Identify the outside shape of each shield by circling the correct name. Write the number of sides.
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81 math counters (nine medieval pictures, nine counters each) for hands-on activities, games, picture graphs... Laminate before cutting. Print on sticker paper for stickers or on magnetic paper for magnets.
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"Help the knight find a path to the castle. Draw a path through each stone with an answer of 8."
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Help the knight find a path to the dragon. Draw a path through each stone with an answer of 3.
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Put the events in order to tell the story of a medieval battle.
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Cut out math counters (available on abcteach) and glue the correct number into each box.
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A very simple, factual reading comprehension about medieval knights.
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Fact-filled reading comprehensions about knights, their armor and weapons, tournaments and heraldry, and chivalry and the Crusades.
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This tic tac toe board has a medieval theme.
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Our funny fiction tale of a knobby-kneed knight, followed by worksheets for practicing the KN spelling.
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Place the words, from ARMOR to QUEEN, in alphabetical order.
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Place the words, from CHIVALRY to SQUIRE, in alphabetical order.
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Color a shield or place a sticker for each task completed. 30 shields per page.
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Simple directions for designing your own medieval shield.
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"Use color, division of field, and charges to design a shield that identifies you." A brief history of heraldry and directions for creating your own shield.
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Directions for making a shield from construction paper and a cereal box.
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Explains perspective drawing, and then tells how to draw a linear perspective castle using a horizon line and two vanishing points.
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Shows how an alternating pattern of blocks is stronger than straight lines. This is a good introduction to concepts of strength and construction.
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A color illustration of a red dragon decorates this center sign.
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from ARMORY to TREBUCHET
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Unscramble the words, from ARMORY to TREBUCHET.
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Featuring vocabulary and color pictures of medieval knights like the ones featured in Mary Pope Osborne's 2nd Magic Tree House book (most of this lesson can be used without the book). Also on abcteach: crossword, word search, and word scramble.
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Our funny fiction tale of a white knight, followed by worksheets for practicing the -ite and -ight spelling.
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