Why did people go on The Crusades in the Middle Ages? INTERACTIVE POWERPOINT

If you’re looking for a fun and interactive way for your students to learn about the crusades this powerpoint based game could be for you.

It’s based on the idea of ‘choose your own adventure’ games. They time travel back to Medieval England and find out the reasons why people went on the crusades to Jerusalem.

Students have to navigate their way through the presentation making decisions on who they ‘speak’ to and what they read in order to answer the questions on the question sheet. The students then can use their discoveries to answer the ‘mini-essay’ question: Why did people go on Crusade in the Middle Ages?

CONTAINS:

• INTERACTIVE POWERPOINT
• QUESTION SHEETS
• MODEL ANSWER SHEETS

I have used this with my classes every year and they enjoy it a lot. It’s just a different way to learn the topic. If you have access to a computer suite it works very well as an individual or pair lesson but it easily be used in a teacher led lesson with the whole class. I have done this both ways and it has been successful. With older years (grade 7) it would work well as a supplement to a wider unit on the crusades.

Thanks for looking.

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