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Captivate all types of learners with a hands-on map lesson! This map lesson and assessment focuses on the Italian city-states during the Renaissance. A digital version is included for use in your Google Classroom.
**This resource is part of the World History Map Activities Bundle. TEN map lessons and assessments are included at a 20% discount price! Click here to see all the resources in the bundle and take advantage of the HUGE savings.
INCLUDED WITH YOUR PURCHASE:
- Map Directions: The directions are written for students to be able to follow independently and complete at their own pace. Students are required to identify and color-code major Italian city-states during the Renaissance.
- Renaissance Italy Black Outline Map: Students will need colored pencils to complete the map and key (if completing the paper version).
- Reference Map: The included reference map can be projected or copied for students to use as a guide when completing their maps.
- Map Assessment: The map assessment requires students to identify the major Italian city-states during the Renaissance. Ideally, students would use their completed map when taking the assessment.
- Map Assessment Answer Sheet: An answer sheet is provided for students to record their responses. This is optional. Students can also use their own paper to record answers.
- Map Assessment Key: The map assessment key is included for easy grading or use with substitute teacher.
This resource can be printed or accessed online with laptops, Chromebooks, tablets, or any device that supports Google Slides. The included Teacher's Guide includes access to the links that will allow you to make your own copy of the resources for use in Google Classroom/Google Drive.
Additional Resources Covering the Renaissance:
European Explorer Task Cards and Assessment
Humanism Lesson and Activities
Renaissance Art & Literature Task Cards and Assessment
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Description
Captivate all types of learners with a hands-on map lesson! This map lesson and assessment focuses on the Italian city-states during the Renaissance. A digital version is included for use in your Google Classroom.
**This resource is part of the World History Map Activities Bundle. TEN map lessons and assessments are included at a 20% discount price! Click here to see all the resources in the bundle and take advantage of the HUGE savings.
INCLUDED WITH YOUR PURCHASE:
- Map Directions: The directions are written for students to be able to follow independently and complete at their own pace. Students are required to identify and color-code major Italian city-states during the Renaissance.
- Renaissance Italy Black Outline Map: Students will need colored pencils to complete the map and key (if completing the paper version).
- Reference Map: The included reference map can be projected or copied for students to use as a guide when completing their maps.
- Map Assessment: The map assessment requires students to identify the major Italian city-states during the Renaissance. Ideally, students would use their completed map when taking the assessment.
- Map Assessment Answer Sheet: An answer sheet is provided for students to record their responses. This is optional. Students can also use their own paper to record answers.
- Map Assessment Key: The map assessment key is included for easy grading or use with substitute teacher.
This resource can be printed or accessed online with laptops, Chromebooks, tablets, or any device that supports Google Slides. The included Teacher's Guide includes access to the links that will allow you to make your own copy of the resources for use in Google Classroom/Google Drive.
Additional Resources Covering the Renaissance:
European Explorer Task Cards and Assessment
Humanism Lesson and Activities
Renaissance Art & Literature Task Cards and Assessment
Want 50% OFF new resources? Click HERE to follow Literacy in Focus!
Thank you!
©Literacy In Focus





