“Hear, Ye! Hear, Ye! You are about to enter a fierce competition full of brave knights and lovely maidens (or in our case, 6th graders).”
Your task: Win the AMAZING RACE.
Your team must complete a minimum of 9 tasks between May _________.
Each task must be checked by a teacher and signed off on your packet.
Then you will receive instructions on which part of the castle to build (spend 15 minutes or less on castle building so you can go on to your next task).
Teams should be able to complete at least one task per day, with the minimum of 10 Tasks! Teams will start on different tasks, but must continue in order (for example, a team starting on task 3 would continue in order 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and then go back to 1 and 2).
The reward: The team with the most tasks completed and the most complete castle will win (Ties will be broken by judging the teams’ castles for completeness, effort, neatness, and detail).
Your grade: Individuals will be graded on their participation and effort in helping their team with tasks and castle building. If individual students are not participating appropriately, they will complete bookwork on the Middle Ages instead of participating in the Amazing Race.
Use the links to complete the worksheet and then play the game.
Best Castle to attack (Use this site for worksheet "Best Castle to Attack" (Motte and Bailey, Stone or Concentric)
Compare and Contrast the Roman World vs. Feudal World
Place the characteristic cards on the Venn Diagram in their proper place.
When complete, take a picture with your laptop and show your teacher.
Complete BOTH sides of the handout “Life as a Medieval King or Queen” and the “Middle Ages Crossword Puzzle.” Check in with a teacher and move on to the next station.
Use the videos and scarves to learn to juggle. Record one person showing their juggling skills and show to your teacher.
Learn: Juggling Basics
Extend: Learn 3 Scarf Juggling
Here are 6 dirty jobs from the middle ages:
Find out what each job was like during the Middle Ages. ( You may use Google to search.)
Go to Canvas and click on the assignment 5.10 Dirty Jobs follow directions for assignment.
You will create a diagram of the feudal society showing the relationship between the hierarchy in feudal society. Watch the video on Canvas or on the LibGuide and read through Ch. 2 in the Medieval World and Beyond [Green textbook] (pg. 16-27) provided on https://bluevalleyk12.libguides.com/c.php?g=931048. Complete the guided notes while watching the videos. Have a teacher check your completed sheet and then move to the next station.
https://www.ducksters.com/
Breakout of the Middle Ages (Use the clues to solve the puzzles)