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Middle Ages
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Chapter-by-chapter comprehension and vocabulary work to enhance Laura Amy Schlitz's Newbery winning (2008) story of young people in a medieval village.
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Picture of a medieval castle to color, and lines to write about it.
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Picture of a medieval castle to color, and wide lines to write about it.
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Comprehension, vocabulary, and writing questions to accompany Karen Cushman's Newbery-winning (1996) novel about a medieval apprentice.
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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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Reading comprehensions with multiple choice questions about the Middle Ages, including the feudal system, medieval economics, and guilds.
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Practice skip counting by threes and draw this knight on his horse.
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Practice skip counting by twos and draw this knight's helmet.
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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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Explains how catapults work and how they were used in medieval times. Lots of hands on work for comparing three classes of lever.
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"Medieval Center Games" With color illustration of knight and dragon.
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From "archery" to "wizard", 20 medieval vocabulary words with color illustrations in this medieval bingo check-off sheet.
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From "archery" to "wizard", 20 medieval-theme flashcards with matching color illustrations. Can be used with the medieval bingo game.
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10 individual medieval-themed bingo cards. Color illustrations, no text.
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10 4x4 bingo cards with a medieval theme.
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Played like "hangman", this spelling game reviews medieval-related vocabulary.
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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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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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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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"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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Who won the fewest jousts?
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Cut out math counters (available on abcteach) and glue the correct number into each box.
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Color the map of Medieval Europe.
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"Can you find the thief and the missing crowns?" Follow the directions and mark the path on the map of the castle.
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Compare maps of medieval and modern Europe to answer the questions.
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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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"The Holy Roman Empire is ( W / E ) of Russia." Use the map to determine the orientation of the various Medieval European kingdoms.
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Help the knight get to the castle.
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Help the knight get to the dragon.
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Help the jousting knights reach the fair damsel.
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A funny fiction tale of a knobby-kneed knight, followed by comprehension questions.
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Place the words, from CHIVALRY to SQUIRE, in alphabetical order.
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Place the words, from ARMOR to QUEEN, in alphabetical order.
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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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Put the events in order to tell the story of a medieval battle.
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Compare the two knights using the Venn diagram.
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Use the provided journal page (make as many copies as desired) to track imaginary experiences in the Middle Ages.
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3 ACROSS: code of conduct for honorable knights
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1 DOWN: a large-scale market with local and foreign merchants
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1 ACROSS: KING (write the word in the crossword)
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from CASTLE to QUEEN
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10 simple medieval theme words, from CASTLE to QUEEN
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Beautiful b/w illustrations of swords and jousting knights on this bulletin board trim
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Beautiful b/w illustrations of heraldic shields on this bulletin board trim
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Beautiful full color illustrations of swords and jousting knights on this bulletin board trim
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Beautiful full color illustrations of heraldic medieval shields on this bulletin board trim
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A full color heraldic lion decorates this center sign.
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A full color castle decorates this center sign.
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A color illustration of a royal man and woman decorates this center sign.
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A color illustration of jousting knights decorates this center sign.
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A color illustration of a red dragon decorates this center sign.
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Color a shield or place a sticker for each task completed. 30 shields per page.
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This reading comprehension presents some facts about the home of the legendary Robin Hood.
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From ARMOR to SWORD
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Unscramble the words, from ARMOR to SWORD
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Find the words, from CAPARISON to SQUIRE, in this rectangular word search.
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Unscramble the words, from CAPARISON to SQUIRE.
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from CAPARISON to SQUIRE
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Make these cute desk tags to stand upright on your student's desk. Color illustrations of medieval shields. Includes primary line to write name.
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Unscramble the words, from APPRENTICE to VASSAL.
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Find the words, from APPRENTICE to VASSAL.
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Find the words, from ARMORY to SEIGE, in this castle-shaped word search.
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Find the words, from ARMOR to SWORD, in this dragon-shaped word search.
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3 ACROSS: A day laborer that worked for a master.
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From APPRENTICE to VASSAL.
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2 ACROSS: The top of the castle wall.
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Unscramble the words, from ARMORY to TREBUCHET.
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from ARMORY to TREBUCHET
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The history of illuminated manuscripts is explored, and then students are directed to make their own illuminated manuscripts on a suggested topic. The complication level of the project should correspond to student ability and interest.
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Thirty short answer comprehension questions to review Tamora Pierce's popular young adult novel from the "Song of the Lioness" quartet about a female knight. Suggested answers provided.
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Chapter-by-chapter comprehension and vocabulary work to enhance Marguerite De Angeli's story of medieval times. This unit includes a biography of the author, text-based math work, and more.
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Reading comprehension questions to review Karen Cushman's Newbery Honor-winning story of a young woman coming of age in the Middle Ages.
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Featuring vocabulary from Mary Pope Osborne's Magic Tree House book "Knight at Dawn" (this word scramble can be used without the book).
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Featuring vocabulary from Mary Pope Osborne's Magic Tree House book "The Knight at Dawn" (this crossword can be used without the book).
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Featuring vocabulary from Mary Pope Osborne's Magic Tree House book "The Knight at Dawn" (this crossword can be used without the book).
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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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Featuring vocabulary from Mary Pope Osborne's Magic Tree House book "The Knight at Dawn" (this castle-shaped word search can be used without the book).
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Six levels of questions to review the historical fiction 2002 Newbery winner by Avi. The review questions (one page each of "Bloom's Taxonomy") are helpful for critical thinking development. This is one of many Newbery book lessons on our member site.
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A list of challenging vocabulary from Avi's popular medieval novel (winner of the Newbery Prize), for review or study. This is one of many Newbery book lessons on our member site.
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Oh, no! The medieval music timeline has gotten mixed up! Can you sort it out? Cut out the squares and put them on the timeline in order. From the invention of the crwth (in 610) to the development of white notation (in 1425).
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The Newbery-winning novel Hatchet (by Gary Paulsen) is a popular book, even among reluctant readers. Expand your reading with a chapter summary sheet, vocabulary expansion exercises, comprehension review, and MUCH more.
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Find the knights-theme words from "brave" to "truthful" in this knight-shaped word search.
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