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- WebQuests
- Journey
though the Middle Ages
- Medieval
Times Research
Project by Susan Frisco
- The
Magic of Merlin: The Making of a Knight
WebQuest for Grades
3-4
- http://www.kyrene.k12.az.us/schools/brisas/sunda/ma/enter.htm
- http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/medweb/
- Middle
Ages Stortellying: Grades
4-7
- The
Birth of the Early Middle
Ages: Grades 4-7
- Political and
societal developments in the Middle Ages became the
very foundations for ideas of individual rights and
capitalism. Learn about the importance of groups such
as knights, farmers, merchants, and of course priests.
You will be covering the fall of Rome, the emperor
Charlemagne, the church and the papacy, and William
the Conqueror. Students are expected to travel through
eight guided quests, resulting in written mini-reports
and maps of the changing European
landscape.
- An
Interactive Journey Through the Middle
Ages:
Though not a webquest per se, this interactive journey
through the Middle Ages offers excellent resource
material on all aspects of socio-cultural and
political life in Medieval times. An excellent student
exercise to incorporate with this resource would be to
have your class build their own webquest, supported by
the resources at this site.
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- Other
Resources
- The
Tower of London Kids
Tour: K-3
- Journey
back in time with Reginald Raven and visit with
William the Conqueror, King Richard I, King Henry
VIII, Queen Mary, and Queen Elizabeth I. Along the way
students will learn about the construction and history
of the Tower of London. A first name is required to
continue the tour.
- Wichamstow
Village: K-3 Travel back in time to a Medieval village, and
learn all about its inhabitants, its defenses, its
economic and social systems, and the different roles
and functions of the various social
classes.
- Castles
on the Web Grades
4-6 - Castles...how they began and why. Find out all you
wanted to know about castles by asking your own
questions. Send a friend a Castle Greeting Card. Learn
about medieval times and heraldry.
- Ghosts
in the Castle Grades
4-6 The castle was a fortress protected by the Lord
and his family. It was also a home and a community for
many who lived inside. Find out the secrets from the
castle walls as you explore each
room.
- Castles
of Britain - Castles have a timelessness that is awe-inspiring.
That they have endured centuries of warfare and the
effects of weather is a testimony to the creativity
and power of their medieval owners. How many of us
will have such long-lasting success?
- Castle
Resources by 4 2 explore
- Medieval
Arts: Stained
Glass Grade 4
- Footwear
of the Middle Ages
- Castles
of Wales
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