European History - Lesson for Grade 3, Chapter - World History
In the European History lesson, designed for Grade 3 students within the chapter on World History, part of the unit "The World Around You," pupils will embark on an enlightening journey through time. They will learn about the Middle Ages, a period that stretched from the 5th to the late 15th century, marking a significant era in European history after the fall of the Roman Empire. Through engaging activities such as "The Middle Ages Worksheet," students will explore aspects of medieval life, including castles, knights, and the feudal system, which shaped societal structures during this time.
Additionally, the lesson will introduce students to the Vikings with "The Vikings Worksheet," where they will uncover facts about these fascinating explorers, warriors, and traders who ventured far beyond their homelands in Scandinavia. Students will learn about Viking culture, their voyages, and how they influenced the regions they encountered.
Understanding these historical periods is crucial for students as it lays the foundation for appreciating how past societies and cultures have influenced modern-day Europe and the wider world.
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Activity 1 / The Middle Ages Worksheet
History can come alive with this colorful PDF that asks your child to compare and contrast the happenings of the Middle Ages. This free worksheet will tell them the Middle Ages; they'll learn about what people lived in, what they ate and what they wore. Then they'll get to compare those Middle Age characteristics with some from today, and check off the boxes next to pictures that are representative of the Middle Ages.
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Activity 2 / The Vikings Worksheet
Learning about the different peoples of the world is exciting for children and this free worksheet will introduce them to the Vikings. They'll learn about the Scandinavian explorers who traveled around Europe looking for treasures. They'll learn about how they were raiders, farmers, settlers and tradesmen and ruled the period of time from 793AD to 1066AD. Using the multiple-choice boxes, they'll answer comprehension questions and have colorful pictures to provide concrete imagery.
