The "Good" group approach their argument by producing a tourist brochure highlighting all of the great jobs, places and people in the town and the village. Next, students are divided into two groups. Life in the Medieval Town and Village: Was it Good or Bad? Other quizzes to help students revise for a factual test based on the key word list : If you wish, provide students with this blank keyword list to complete. If you are unfamiliar with the format of the game, click here for instructions. Students copy and paste the pictures into the correct spots in the peasants' calendar. The Peasants' Year: Matching Exercise Ī good "stand alone" lesson. Students should be provided with a paper-based factual test based on this list in a subsequent lesson the interactive quizzes below could be used as an alternative or as revision materials. Students then play the Time Machine Game a second time to complete this key word list. Life in the Medieval Town and Village: Key Words There are a range of different worksheets to accompany the simulation, and you can even input your own class list so that students can star in their own adventure! Offer a prize for the first person to complete the mission! As a homework, students should then convert their basic map into an artistic representation. As they play, they should fill in the map worksheet and the teacher should, if possible, have some medieval music playing over some speakers for added effect. They need to find the missing pieces of their time machine, which have been scattered all over the town and village (there are over 50 locations!). Students should start the investigation by playing this decision-making game for one lesson. Time Machine journey to the Middle Ages! The game enables students to compare and contrast various people and places in the Medieval town and village to reach a judgement on the question "Was Life Good or Bad in the Middle Ages?". This unit of study is built around the Time Machine Journey to the Middle Ages (below). World History teaching resources for the high school classroom: lesson plans, worksheets, quizzes and simulation games for KS3, IGCSE, IB and A-Level teachers. Provisional Government / October Revolution.Youth Protest / Counterculture after 1945.GCSE Course: Arab-Israeli Conflict since 1945.
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