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Lesson #: 3
Date:October 18, 2017
Subject: Humanities 8
Grade: 8
Teachers: Ms.Perry, Mr.Virgin, Mr.Willgress
Rationale:
In order to understand how the Renaissance and the modern western world came to be, we
must understand where it came from. Peasants had the least amount of power in the Feudal
System of the middle ages yet did most of the work and supplied most of the farmed produce.
Understanding their lives and struggles will help understand why there was a slow but strong
demand for change over time.
Curriculum Connections:
Big Idea: Contacts and conflicts between peoples stimulated significant cultural, social, political
change.
Curricular Competency:
Assess the significance of people, places, events, or developments at particular times
and places (significance)
Characterize different time periods in history, including periods of progress and decline,
and identify key turning points that mark periods of change (continuity and change)
Content:
Medieval Europe and the Feudal System (Social, political, and economic systems and
structures)
Changes in Population and Living Standards
Organizational/Management Strategies:
Use the students table groups for activity
Lesson Activities
Explain how to play the Game Activity: Dice Game w/Cards 30m
-Cut up Cards on sheet given -Cut Cards out
-Use game board and pieces provided -Play Game
-Roll the dice and pick up a card
-Move up with the number on the die, if the
cards askes you do something, do it.
Ticket out the Door Ticket out the Door: Write on Note 5m
-Write on a piece of note paper Paper
What role would you like have in the
feudal system?
Reflections: