This video shows you the hands-on activities we will be doing for our Medieval Unit Study. The activities include building large and small cardboard castles, shield-making, catapult and trebuchet models, archery, and a Medieval feast.
Medieval Unit Study: Hands-on Activities:
I’ve linked to a few activities to get you started with this time period:
- How to Make a LEGO Castle
- Medieval Wax Seal
- Toy Trebuchet
- Archery
- How to Make a Shield Cake
- Toy Castle Adventure
- San Felipe Castle Virtual Tour
Life-sized cardboard castle, medieval feast, cathedral tour, and more in the Unit Study Treasure Vault!
Tags: history, Homeschooling, medieval, Middle Ages, unit study
Thank You, Mrs. Evans! A wonderful video and helpful resource suggestions! I am thrilled!
I’m so glad it was helpful to you!
I’ll have to remember this for second grade!
This is perfect for any age, all the way up to high school!
Great ideas! My 12 year old loves the Medieval times. Funny, we have several of those plastic play figures and wall hangings as well. I jotted down some new books I will see if I can track down for him. Thanks 🙂
I’m glad it was helpful!
More fun with Susan! Love this! What fun to learn how you teach!
I have loved how these activities bond us together as a family. It builds family cohesion.