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Renaissance Grid Project
This project has 2 main objectives: 1. To increase knowledge about European Renaissance, Reformation and Early Modern Europe – its concepts, people, and terms. 2. To be able to select activities of interest to the individual student.
7th
Middle Ages, World History
Medieval Crime and Punishment | Trials by Ordeal Classroom Simulation
Students explore medieval justice through structured classroom trials based on real historical practices. In this interactive simulation, students participate in mock trials by ordeal while learning how medieval societies determined guilt, punishment, and justice in the absence of modern legal systems. Short, age-appropriate challenges replace lecture-based instruction and help students examine how belief, law, and superstition shaped medieval crime and punishment. This activity is designed to s
6th - 8th
Middle Ages, Social Studies
Enlightenment Philosophers | School Scenarios, Debates, Readings & Exit Tickets
Students debate Hobbes, Locke, Voltaire, and five more Enlightenment philosophers through school-based scenarios they immediately recognize. Should one person hold all the power to keep order? Should the majority always get what they want? Should students be allowed to publicly criticize school rules? Students take a position, defend it, and then read about the philosopher arguing the same question during the Enlightenment. This discussion-driven resource follows a repeatable structure students
7th - 10th
Middle Ages, Social Studies
Five Pillars of Islam Lesson | Mosque Practices Worksheet (PDF & Google Slides)
Help students understand how the Five Pillars of Islam shape daily life by connecting core beliefs to what happens inside a mosque. In this focused worksheet lesson, students use short videos and a clear, student-friendly reading to learn how Muslims prepare for prayer, what takes place during worship, and what each pillar asks believers to do. Students record key facts, identify essential details, and explain why these practices guide routines, values, and community life across the Muslim worl
7th - 10th
Middle Ages, Social Studies
Ancient Rome: Fall of the Roman Empire Mini Bundle
Bring your students together with interactive, whole-class presentation lessons that build connection and community. Fully Editable and Adaptable for Classroom, Digital, or Hybrid Learning! Be sure to follow my store for flash sales and new products and updates! OverviewThis mini bundle explores the fall of the Western Roman Empire through a rich combination of presentation-based instruction, focused readings, comparative analysis, and documentary viewing. Built around Ancient Rome: Fall o
8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Ancient History, European History, Middle Ages
Medieval Medical School: Black Death Simulation | Bubonic Plague 3-Day Lesson
Medieval Medical School is a fully structured, three-day Black Death simulation that places students in the role of medieval “doctors” while keeping instruction, pacing, and expectations firmly in your control. Through guided role-play, a plague-spread simulation, and hands-on examinations of medieval beliefs and treatments, students analyze how the Bubonic Plague spread, what people believed caused it, and how it reshaped European society, religion, and the economy. Every activity is supported
6th - 8th
Middle Ages, Social Studies
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