Medieval Life Simulation- Middle Ages Lesson & Activity

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Looking for a fun activity to add to your unit on the Middle Ages? This game simulates the Medieval feudal system in an engaging way that students love!

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Add this fun Medieval Life simulation game to your Middle Ages unit. It’s perfect for helping students understand the Feudal structure of Medieval Europe better! In this Medieval Life game, the class is divided into six kingdoms. The students in each Middle Ages kingdom draw their feudal position for the game from a stack of cards and they are divided up into the feudal structure: monarch, lord, vassal, knight, peasant/serf. Before game play begins, students research their medieval feudal position (worksheet included) and each kingdom is given the gold, silver and bronze coins that they’ll need during the game.
 
To play, you’ll create a game board made up of 30 individual spaces – each measuring 8.5 x 11 inches (the size of a piece of computer or copy paper). Each of the game board spaces has an action that the kingdoms have to do when they land on the space. The actions vary from paying taxes and tithing to battling with other kingdoms and much more!
 
You may construct the board on a wall or on the floor. The game spaces may be rearranged differently each time for a unique game each time it’s played. Additionally, you may shorten or lengthen the board to decrease or increase playing time, so the game best fits your schedule.
 
Additionally, editable templates let you customize the playing cards and game spaces to make the game even better for your students.
 
What’s included:
✅Thorough teacher preparation instructions (uneditable PDF)
✅Board game (Each piece is 8.5 x 11 inches; 30 pages; color and b&w versions; uneditable PDF)
✅Game pieces for kingdoms to move on the board (6 – one for each kingdom; color and b&w versions; uneditable PDF)
✅Gold, Silver & Bronze Coins (1 page for each type; color and b&w versions; uneditable PDF)
✅Feudal position cards (1 page with cards for monarch, lord, vassal, knight, peasant/serf; color and b&w versions; uneditable PDF)
✅Playing cards (1 page; color and b&w versions; uneditable PDF)
✅War/battle cards to be used when kingdoms land on War or Battle spaces (1 page; color and b&w versions; uneditable PDF)
✅Instructions for students (1 page; color and b&w versions; uneditable PDF)
✅My Feudal Life pre-game assignment (1 page; color and b&w versions uneditable PDF)
✅Kingdom Budget (filled out by the student who is the kingdom’s monarch before the game begins; color and b&w versions; uneditable PDF)
✅Post activity writing assignment (1 page; uneditable PDF)
✅Editable templates to create your own board game spaces (8 PowerPoint slides; color and b&w versions; text in PowerPoint slides is editable, but the design is not) and playing cards (2 PowerPoint slides; color and b&w versions; text in PowerPoint slides is editable, but the design is not)
 
⭐️This is not a low prep, print and go resource.⭐️
 
But, all the prep you’ll do will be worth it when you see how much fun your students have playing this game and how much better they understand feudalism!
 
You’ll need to:
→ cut out the gold, silver and bronze coins along with the game pieces for the kingdoms and the playing cards
→laminate all of the game parts so you can use it over and over again – just prepping the game once
→You’ll also need to read over the teacher instructions to understand how to play the game before playing it with your students

Feedback from teachers like you:

“Kids really want hands on activities. It is hard to make the medieval ages come to life. Thanks for making an easy to use and fun activity that even fourth graders could enjoy.” – 4th grade teacher

My students loved doing this as a review game! We had a great time as a class!” – 6th grade teacher

“My students love playing this game. A great way to learn about the feudal system that is a bit more interactive than the typical feudal simulation we usually do.” – 7th grade teacher
✨ This activity is included in my Middle Ages Activities Bundle. Looking for more than just Middle Ages? You’ll also find this activity in Ancient World History Mega Bundle Set #2 and in my World History Mega Bundle

⚠️ Please note: This is offered as a digital download. It will not be shipped.

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