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Celtic Knot Drawing using Symmetry and Grids • Elementary Art Lesson
This Celtic knot art lesson for kids teaches how to draw 3 Celtic knot designs. Use symmetry and grid drawing to make a Celtic knot drawing. Learn about the Celtic culture and where the Celtic knot originated with the Celtic Culture presentation. Use my differentiated learning approach to help students master this drawing lesson with warm-up and practice lessons. Your students will:✤ Learn about the Celtic culture. ✤ Do some warm-up exercises to build confidence (and allow you to pre-assess).
5th - 9th
Middle Ages, Visual Arts
Also included in: Medieval & Fairytale Drawing Bundle • Knights • Castles • Roll & Draw
Eleanor of Aquitaine Activities Bundle — Medieval Leadership & Legacy
Bring the fascinating life and influence of Eleanor of Aquitaine to your classroom with this engaging, zero‑prep Eleanor of Aquitaine Activities Bundle. Students explore leadership, legacy, and medieval society through creative, analytical, and reflective tasks that connect history to human experience.This bundle includes 12 printable activities designed for flexible classroom use — perfect for warm‑ups, projects, or full lesson plans in World History, Medieval Europe, or Leadership Studies.
6th - 12th
European History, Middle Ages, World History
Medieval and Tudor Christmas Celebrations lesson worksheets
This mini bundle contains two ‘History of Christmas’ lessons in one package. Contains: A Medieval Christmas: Information and activities about Christmas in the Middle Ages With 4 activities to complete. A Tudor Christmas: Information about Christmas under Henry VIII and Elizabeth I and activities based on this including designing a Tudor Feast menu. These two lesson are available separately in my store for $2 each so if you wanted both, buying this bundle make sense. Check then out in more de
2nd - 6th
Middle Ages, Social Studies
How Valentine’s Day Was Born: Unit Study, Lapbook & Audio
Where did Valentine’s Day really come from? The answer might surprise you—and your child.Most people assume this beloved holiday stretches back centuries, rooted in ancient tradition. But the real story is far more fascinating: Valentine’s Day as we know it was largely *invented*—first by a medieval poet, then shaped by businesses looking to sell cards and chocolates. In this engaging unit study, students will trace the remarkable journey of Valentine’s Day from a Christian martyr with no connec
K - 6th
Middle Ages, Other (Social Studies), U.S. History
The 5 Pillars of Faith: An Interactive Study and Extension Activity
Take the stress out of teaching the foundations of the Islamic world with this comprehensive, historian-authored mini-unit.Teaching world religions can be a challenge. You need a resource that is academically rigorous, culturally respectful, and easy for students to navigate. This 3-Day Islam & 5 Pillars Mini-Unit is designed to provide the geographic and historical context students need before diving into the core practices of the faith. The "Historian’s Edge": Unlike standard worksheets, this
6th - 9th
Middle Ages, Religion, World History
Eleanor of Aquitaine Biography and Resume Writing Activity
When teaching history it is important to make sure that every student can see themselves in the curriculum. Intentionally spending a day to focus on a central female figure in European history is important, and my students have given me the feedback that it was refreshing to learn about such a powerful female monarch. This lesson provides students with a biography of Eleanor of Aquitaine and asks them to use it to write a résumé for her. Once complete, students will know of Eleanor’s importance
6th - 10th
European History, Middle Ages
CCSS
RH.6-8.1
, RH.6-8.2
, RH.9-10.2
+2
Also included in: World History I Bundle
Eleanor of Aquitaine: Reading & Questions
OverviewThis Reading and Questions resource introduces students to the extraordinary life and political impact of Eleanor of Aquitaine, one of the most powerful and influential women of the High Middle Ages. Students will explore how Eleanor rose to prominence as Duchess of Aquitaine, became queen of both France and England, played a critical role in the Crusades, and helped shape the destinies of kings, queens, and empires. The reading also highlights her resilience, ambition, and lasting leg
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Middle Ages, World History
CCSS
RH.9-10.1
, RH.9-10.2
, RH.9-10.4
+3
Hundred Years' War Lesson: Joan of Arc Activity with Pear Deck Google Slides DBQ
Engage students in exploring Joan of Arc and the Hundred Years’ War with this interactive DBQ activity. Perfect for teaching women’s history and medieval Europe, this resource includes critical-thinking questions, primary and secondary source analysis, and interactive slide features to boost student engagement. Students will investigate Joan of Arc’s role in the Hundred Years’ War and her lasting impact on history, while developing key skills like document analysis and evidence-based writing. Id
6th - 8th
Middle Ages, Social Studies, World History
CCSS
RH.6-8.1
, RH.6-8.2
, RH.6-8.4
+12
European Witch Trials
This file is a full unit based on the Witchhunt mania in the 1500's Europe. It looks at some of the biggest, and most famous, witch trials known to Europe, the background information, notable people involved, how it affected politics from that point on, reparations, and touches briefly upon how classism/feminism was a part of the craze itself. This unit also discusses the werewolf hunts and trials that erupted in Europe as an effect of the witch hysteria, and goes in-depth into the Salem, Mass
9th - 11th
European History, Middle Ages, World History
CCSS
RI.9-10.1
, RI.9-10.2
, RH.9-10.1
+1
Witch Hunts in Early Modern Europe – AP European History Aligned Lesson
Explore the causes and consequences of witch hunts in Early Modern Europe with this engaging European History lesson plan. Perfect for teaching the Reformation, religious conflict, and gender roles, this one-period activity features a 15 Minute History podcast, comprehension questions, stimulus-based multiple choice, and an SAQ prompt. Students analyze excerpts from the Malleus Maleficarum and connect witch hunts to AP Euro Period 1 Key Concepts. Perfect for on-level and AP European
9th - 12th
European History, Middle Ages
Valentine’s Day I Spy With My Little Eye - Valentine’s Day Activities for Kids
Make February learning fun and engaging with this Valentine’s Day I Spy With My Little Eye activity perfect for adding excitement to your Valentine’s Day classroom plans. This printable resource features a festive Valentine’s Day I Spy game filled with themed images such as hearts, gifts, Cupid, chocolates, cards, and more. Students search, count, and identify Valentine’s Day objects, strengthening visual discrimination, focus, and early counting skills while enjoying a fun holiday activity. The
1st - 5th
Graphic Arts, Informational Text, Middle Ages
Magic Potions Inspired by Medieval Apothecaries + Harry Potter: Art Lesson
Fire Power Potion, Beetle Juice, and Tell the Truth Syrup—these are some of the fun magic potions my students created. Taking inspiration from the medieval apothecary, Harry Potter, and other fantasy stories, this project offers lots of creative possibilities! We create these paintings with permanent marker, watercolor (or tempera cakes), and optional liquid tempera paint. The children can really use their imaginations to dream up their own potions. Included are two handouts with 23 different
4th - 7th
Middle Ages, Visual Arts
Also included in: Medieval Art Bundle: Art Lessons for Grades 4-7
Historical Tweets "Joan of Arc"
"Historical Tweets" allows students to research and explore a key historical event during the life of Joan of Arc. Students will create a tweet from Joan that includes insight about the historical event through her point of view. Then, students will explain the history behind the event and the meaning of the tweet.
5th - 12th
Middle Ages, Religion, World History
Women in Ancient World Cleopatra, Boudica Greek Society Print / Digital Sample
Women in the Ancient World – Cleopatra, Boudicca & Greek Society (Grades 5–7)Engage your students with this complete digital lesson about women in ancient civilizations. Students explore the lives of Cleopatra and Boudicca and compare the roles of women in Sparta and Athens through structured reading, discussion, and creative response activities. Full Unit >>>>>>>> Women in Ancient World Cleopatra, Boudica Greek Society Printable and Digital✨ This resource is perfect for
6th - 8th
Ancient History, Middle Ages, Other (Social Studies)
CCSS
RI.6.1
What Emoji Best Fits Me? "Eleanor of Aquitaine"
"What Emoji Best Fits Me" is a visual and unique way to communicate an idea. This activity allows students to decide and describe what emoji best represents "Eleanor of Aquitaine".
5th - 12th
British History, Middle Ages, World History
Also included in: Eleanor of Aquitaine Activities Bundle — Medieval Leadership & Legacy
Women in History Readings Bundle | Case Studies from Ancient to Early Modern
Be sure to follow my store for flash sales and new products and updates!OverviewThis Women in History Readings & Questions Bundle includes seven focused case studies that help students explore how women navigated power, belief systems, social expectations, and historical change across different eras and societies. Rather than following a single unit sequence, these readings are designed to be taught flexibly—used as standalone lessons, enrichment activities, themed selections (Women’s History M
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Ancient History, Middle Ages, World History
Biography Writing Brochure Template -Women’s History Month Mini Research Project
A printable biography which can be used for any famous person. Use and reuse it! Perfect for Black and Women's History Month! ♥ - Researched information about birth, death (if applicable), family, education, interests, accomplishments, facts, and quotes!- Students can present their research in an oral presentation! They can choose different famous people to talk about.It will allow you to assess research, writing, and oral skills! For distance learning, students may record their voice or even m
3rd - 6th
Middle Ages, Social Studies
CCSS
CCRA.W.4
, CCRA.W.8
Martin Luther/Reformation Test
This packet contains 3 variations of a unit test on the life of Martin Luther and the Reformation.
5th - 8th
Middle Ages, Social Studies
Medieval Easter Traditions
This product package contains a worksheet with a cloze text on the topic of "Medieval Easter Traditions" with an editable task and a QR code for the matching interactive cloze exercise. This interactive exercise has been added to the product package as an H5P file so that it can also be used in a different context. The product package also contains an TTS audio file in MP3 format that plays the full text of the worksheet.
6th - 8th
Middle Ages, Religion
Also included in: Medieval English Festivals and Customs
Midwifery in Medieval Times
This product package contains a worksheet with a cloze text on the topic of "Midwifery in Medieval Times" with an editable task and a QR code for the matching interactive cloze exercise. This interactive exercise has been added to the product package as an H5P file so that it can also be used in a different context. The product package also contains an TTS audio file in MP3 format that plays the full text of the worksheet.
6th - 8th
Middle Ages
Also included in: The Role of Women in Medieval English Society
A Christmas Carol (Unison Voices w/Handbells, Tuned Bells/Instruments)
This wonderfully joyous, bell-ringing Christmas carol brings the Victorian carolers style to life! Celebrating the birth of Christ, angels bringing good news, and peace, goodwill and joy to all people, Gatty wrote this song for singers who loved to sing about Christmas. Great for unison singers from early elementary to senior adult choirsEast to sing ~ Easy to learnRepetitive lyrics "Ring merrily, bells. Ding dong"Handbells or other tuned bells or instruments may be usedInstrument cues in scor
Not Specific
Instrumental Music, Middle Ages, Vocal Music
Seasonal Customs in the Middle Ages
This product package contains a worksheet with a cloze text on the topic of "Seasonal Customs in the Middle Ages" with an editable task and a QR code for the matching interactive cloze exercise. This interactive exercise has been added to the product package as an H5P file so that it can also be used in a different context. The product package also contains an TTS audio file in MP3 format that plays the full text of the worksheet.
6th - 8th
British History, Middle Ages
Also included in: Medieval English Festivals and Customs
"Ghosts of Histories Past" King Henry VIII
"Ghosts of Histories Past" brings past historical figures to the present through interviews. Historical figures share their stories from the past, reflect on their legacy, and provide wisdom for the future. Included are 5 interview questions and basic background information to research.
5th - 12th
British History, Middle Ages, World History
The Titans Poster Series: Mansa Musa
Discover the Legacy of a Titan: Mansa Musa Part of the "The Titans" series, this Mansa Musa poster from the "Daring Visionary Titans" collection celebrates the wealth, generosity, and visionary leadership of the ruler of the Mali Empire, often regarded as one of the richest individuals in history. Known for his contributions to culture, education, and trade, Mansa Musa’s legacy inspires students to explore the impact of visionary leadership on society. Featuring a striking portrait, key hi
9th - 12th
African History, Middle Ages
Also included in: The Titans Poster Series: Daring Visionary Titans Bundle
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