Instant Expert: Medieval Life Mini-Lessons & Digital Books | History (Grades 4-6)

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Eyewitness: Medieval Life

Reading Level: Intermediate

Eyewitness: Medieval Life gives the reader an in-depth look at life in both the town and country for the peasants as well as the aristocracy, from the end of the Dark Ages to the Renaissance in the 15th century. Read the full book online, or project it on a whiteboard to share this compelling introduction to the people and culture of the Middle Ages with your class.

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Life in Medieval Times Mini-Lesson

Reading Level: Upper Elementary

Use this slideshow to give students a big picture overview of some of the different roles people held in medieval society. In this mini-lesson, students will learn how different people dressed for their different roles in medieval society.

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Eyewitness: Castle

Reading Level: Intermediate

Eyewitness: Castle provides an in-depth, comprehensive look at the history and structure of castles through a unique integration of words and pictures. Discover the mysteries of the medieval castle and what life was like for those living within.

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Eyewitness: Knight

Reading Level: Intermediate

Eyewitness: Knight is a spectacular and informative guide to the life and times of the medieval knight and his followers with superb color photographs of everything from suits of armor to the lord and lady of the manor in full costume. Get a look into the lives of medieval people at peace and during wartime.

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