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- Middle Age Project Ideas
- Notebooking Supplies
- Lapbooking Supplies
- Clipart
- Free Online Books
- Timeline Items
- Medieval Art
- Geography Items
- Online Games
- Music
- Movies about the Middle Ages
- Everything Else
- Not Free
- Book Choices
- Books for grades 1st - 3rd
- Books for grades 4th - 6th
- Books for grades 7th - 9th
- Books for grade 10th - 12th
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- My stored linkes to learn about knights and castles.
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iijuan12
Oct 26, 2011 @ 2:18 pm | delete
- Great lens! I was able to find a few books for my younger children that I hadn't come across before. Thank you! Blessed and liked.
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Earlystart
Mar 27, 2011 @ 4:51 pm | delete
- Good collection! Thank you.
Please also visit my site covering the same time in our history. Thank you.
http://www.squidoo.com/1001-inventions
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Feb 10, 2011 @ 9:21 pm | delete
- Cool - it's like coupons for medieval geeks :D. Great resource! Not free, but also a great source of medieval stuff.
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JoyfulPamela
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- Thanks for the cool materials! We will use these the next time we study this time period. =D
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- You might enjoy this site then if you enjoy the medieval age as well as pop culture medieval costumes & gifts blog Informative Lens! ;)
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Middle Age Project Ideas

I've found alot of good project ideas from all over the internet. These ideas encompass science projects and topics, math concepts, geography & social studies ideas, music and fine art activities etc...
Ideas
- The Middle Ages Across the Curriculum
- Alot of good project topics in science, geography and social studies, music, and math.
i.e. Science topic:
6. Medical practices. Leaches, blood letting, amputation, how infection was treated, caesarian birth, midwifery, monks as healers. - Rabbit Skin Blanket
- by Bob Gillis and Judy Gillis
They provide pictures along with the instructions. Great for those of us who are visual learners. - Castle & Medieval Crafts
- Kids medieval crafts and castle arts and crafts project ideas to make with your little boys and girls such as princess & prince crowns, swords, and costumes, etc. Find Children's Castles & Medieval Times Crafts Instructions and have family fun.
- Medieval and Magic Crafts
- These are mostly geared for the younger crowd.
- Medieval Tapestry Lesson Plan
- Tell New Stories by Designing Old-Fashioned Tapestries
Brief Description:
Students learn the history of tapestries, and apply their knowledge by designing medieval-style tapestries of their own.
This lesson plan is suitable for grades 1-9 and many subject areas, including Arts & Humanities (language arts, foreign languages, art history, etc.) and Social Studies. It is especially recommended for Gifted & Talented, After-School, and Sunday School programs. - Rose Water
- I loved the idea of creating rose water with my kids. The ideas for the herb garden are nice too but I've seen them on other sites.
- Coloring Pages
- These ae great coloring pages but can also be used for project and for notebooking items. There's one here were you can label a knight. I plan on using this one for labeling the armour of God in Ephesians.
- Medieval Day
- If your teaching Middle Age history in a co-op these ideas are great. Otherwise these ideas are great to pick from for project ideas or research topics.
- Viking Puppets
- These are cute.
- Castle for Keeps
- Step-by-Step instructions on creating a castle.
- Viking Ship
- Sail into your own adventures! Explore the high seas on a Viking ship--with beasts at bow and stern.
- Middle Ages Coat of Arms
- Imagine wearing head-to-toe armor in the Middle Ages! Declare your allegiance and proclaim victory with a bold, bright coat of arms.
- Coat of Arms
- In medieval times, every knight had a coat of arms on his shield. Design a crest that tells about you and your family's heritage.
- Banquet Invitations
- These would be good to use as invitations to a Medieval feast.
- Armor of God Book
- Labeling the armor of God in booklet form.
- Medieval Menu
- Great for a banquet.
- Armor of God Crossword Puzzle
- Can print this in either color or b&w.
- Armor of God Anagram
- Regular or easy plus color or b&w.
- Armor of God Cryptogram
- Gives you options to make it easy or harder.
- Armor of God Maze
- Option of color or B&W.
- Armor of God Word Search
- Options are easy or hard and color or B&W.
- Armor of God Certificate
- Cute certificate.
- Armor of God Coloring Sheets
- 7 sheets each one with scripture verse and image that deals with God's armor and one with the whole armor of God.
- Helmet Name Tag
- Can print it in color or B&W.
- Shield Name Tag
- Can print it in color or B&W.
- Armor of God Paper Craft
- Print in color or B&W and with or without words.
- Armor of God Song
- Put on the armor of God song.
- Armor of God Song
- Puttin' on My Armor og God song.
- Belt of Truth Craft
- Easy and hard version.
- Shield of Faith
- Paper mache craft.
- Explore a Dragon
- I didn't really have a section to put this in but it looked interesting.
- Knight Printables
- Has word searches, dot-to-dot puzzles, mazes and coloring pages that all deal with the knight theme.
- Dragon Printables
- Has word searches, dot-to-dot puzzles, mazes and numerous coloring pages that all deal with the dragon theme.
- Unicorn Printables
- Has word searches, dot-to-dot puzzles, mazes, coloring pages and tracing pages that all deal with the unicorn theme.
- Matching Game
- For the younger crowd this printable matching game would be fun.
- Pocket for Matching Game
- This is for the above matching game.
- Labeling the Castle
- This is a printalbe Castle to label.
- Label the Knight
- This is a printalbe Knight to label.
- Make your own Shield
- This is an outline of a shield that you can print and decorate.
- Child's Knight Photo
- This is an picture of a suit of armor, you are to insert your childs picture and then add the helmet.
- Download Learning - Interactive Resources for Teachers
- Download Learning helps people of all ages learn the history, geography, science, and the arts that we ought to know, but often don't.
- Apprentice Armorer's Illustrated Handbook
- The Apprentice Armorer's Illustrated Handbook For Making Mail
- Mongol Hats
- To Make A Simple Mongol Hat
- Diagrams and Tips
- The Poulet Gauche Poster Girl -- Diagrams and Tips
- The Costumer's Manifesto: Chaperon's and How to Make Them
- Directions seem easy to follow, I'd call these hoods today.
- DawnPages -- Tabards
- How to Make a Tabard
A tabard is the white thingy with the big red cross on it that they... - Knights and Medieval Times Flashcards
- Flashcards to teach about medieval life.

Notebooking Supplies

Some of these are just free samples of large packages. I often compile these samples together which makes for a more complete unit.
Notebooking
- Knight
- Lined writing paper with an image of a knight.
- Historical Person Report
- "This is a very flexible notebooking page to cover anyone in history."
- Scroll
- This isn't bad, especially if your in a hurry but for us we will be creating our own parchment paper. (see projects above)
- Timeline book
- This one offers a boy or girl cover plus a spine for you to print out.
- Covers
- Nice Middle Ages notebook cover.
- Catapult
- Catapult writing paper.
- Castle Diary Notebook
- 12 notebooking pages for the Middle Ages.
- Knights and Castles Worksheets
- Activities and worksheets for teaching about Medieval Times
- Jousting
- Great coloring page!
- Knight & Squire
- Coloring Page!
- Knight
- Coloring Page!
- Be Knighted
- Coloring Page
- St George and the Dragon
- Coloring Page
- William I
- William the Conquerer lined notebooking sheet with drawing box, includes image.
- William I
- William the Conquerer lined notebooking sheet includes image
- William I
- Blank booklet with image
- William I
- Blank booklet with image and lines.
- King William II
- Notebooking sheet with image, lines and a drawing box.
- King William II
- Notebooking sheet with image and lines.
- King William II
- Blank booklet with image
- King William II
- Blank booklet with image and lines.
- King Henry I
- Notebooking sheet with image, lines and a drawing box
- King Henry I
- Notebooking sheet with image and lines
- King Henry I
- Blank booklet with image
- King Henry I
- Blank booklet with image and lines
- King Stephen
- Notebooking sheet with image, lines & blank drawing box
- King Stephen
- Notebooking sheet with image and lines
- King Stephen
- Blank booklet with image and lines.
- King Stephen
- Blank booklet with image
- King Henry II
- Notebooking sheet with lines, an image and a drawing box
- King Henry II
- Notebooking sheet with lines and an image
- King Henry II Booklet
- Blank booklet with lines
- King Henry II Booklet
- Blank booklet no lines
- King Richard I
- Notebooking sheet with image, lines and a drawing box
- King Richard I
- Notebooking sheet with image and lines
- King Richard II
- Blank booklet with lines and image
- King Richard I
- Blank booklet with image
- King John
- Notebooking sheet with image, lines and a drawing box
- King John
- Notebooking sheet with image and lines
- King John Booklet
- Blank booklet with image and lines
- King John Booklet
- Blank booklet with image
- King Henry III
- Notebooking sheet with image, lines and a drawing box
- King Henry III
- Notebooking sheet with image and lines
- King Henry III Booklet
- Blank booklet with image and lines
- King Henry III Booklet
- Blank booklet with image
- King Edward I
- Notebooking sheet with image, lines and a drawing box
- King Edward I
- Notebooking sheet with image and lines
- King Edward I Booklet
- Blank booklet with image and lines
- King Edward I Booklet
- Blank booklet with image
- King Edward II
- Notebooking sheet with image, lines and a drawing box
- King Edward II
- Notebooking sheet with image and lines
- King Edward II Booklet
- Blank booklet with image and lines
- King Edward II Booklet
- Blank booklet with image
- King Edward III
- Notebooking sheet with image, lines & a drawing box
- King Edward III
- Notebooking sheet with image and lines
- King Edward III Booklet
- Blank booklet with image and lines
- King Edward III Booklet
- Blank booklet with image
- King Richard II
- Notebooking sheet with image, lines and a drawing box
- King Richard II
- Notebooking sheet with image and lines
- King Richard II Booklet
- Blank booklet with image and lines
- King Richard II Booklet
- Blank booklet with image

Lapbooking Supplies

I don't use lapbooks but often the supplies included in one are great for notebooking.
Lapbooking
- Lapbooking Templates
- Containes templates for: shape books, petal folds, fan books, index cards, fan folds, flap books, shutter books, layered books, matchbooks, shaped books, triple folds, wheel, envelope, quilt blocks and mini books.
- Templates
- If you have time check out this sites other offers. They are very cute.
- Unique Templates
- I can't wait to go back and explore these templates more. Lots of possabilities here.
- Middle Ages Lapbook Example
- Keep clicking on "See More..." at the bottom to gather ideas on how to assemble your lapbook.
- Medieval History Lapbook
- She has posted very detailed images that are up-close of the lapbook books.
- Castle Pop-Up
- This one could also be used under projects and ideas. Looks like a fun one to construct with simple directions.
- mini Knight book
- The life of a knight mini booklet with tabs.
- Mini Weapons book
- A mini booklet to show medieval weapons.
- Knights Mini Booklet
- This is a mini booklet showing where the knights lived.
- Cover
- This is a Knights lapbook cover.
- Becoming a Knight
- This is a mini booklet for how to become a knight.
- Code of Chivalry
- This is a mini booklet for the Code of Chivalry.
- Knight Life
- A mini booklet on a knight's life.
- Three Steeds
- A mini lapbook talking about a knight's steed.
- Knight's Fight
- Mini would about why knights fight.
- Bible Verse
- Armor of God mini book.
- Knights Facts
- Facts about knights mini book.
- Heraldry Book
- A mini book with flaps and activities to teach heraldry.
- Vocabulary Pocket book
- A mini book with a pocket to hold all the new words to study.
- Book Log
- A mini book with a picture of a sword to record all the books read.
- Castle Defense
- A mini about about the defense of a castle.
- Jousting
- A mini book on jousting.
- Label the Knight
- A mini book with two versions (older/younger) to label a knight.
- Medieval Jobs
- A min booklet on medieval jobs.
- Knights
- Knights of the Round Table mini booklet

Clipart

These are some of the sites I've used... These images are great for timelines, notebooking and lapbooking. The black and white images can be used as coloring sheets. Clipart is great to us as markers on timelines, and for decorating playing cards and flash cards.
Clipart
- Medieval Pictures & Clipart
- Most of these are in color.
- Medieval and Ancient Worlds
- These are in color.
- Karen's Whimsy
- These are beutiful black and white clip art images. These are perfect for lapbooks and notebooking. She also offers page borders and decorations.
- Classroom Clipart
- This is an assorted mix of black and white and colored clip art.
- Kings & Queens of England
- These are fantastic colored images of Kings and Queens. We might try using these glued to popsicle sticks to act out different parts of our reading material.
- Images of Knights
- These are large images that can be used for just aoubt anything, even coloring.
- Medieval
- MEDIEVAL CLIP ART
- Lord Kyl's Clipart
- At first these appear to not be working, but if you click on the empty pictures alot comes up in each catagory. Make sure to scroll down to the bottom were there are more pages.

Free Online Books
Spines, Reference, Fiction & Fun
Spines & Reference
- An/Our Island Story
- by H. E. Marshall
A child's history of England from earliest legendary times delightfully retold. Beginning with the stories of Albion and Brutus, it relates all the interesting legends and hero tales in which the history of England abounds through the end of the reign of Queen Victoria. Ages 9-12 - The Story of Europe
- by H. E. Marshall
Presents the broader movements of European history, emphasizing the main factors which have gone into the formation and development of the various European states from the fall of the Roman Empire to the Reformation. The history of England is included only when that country plays a prominent part in the politics of Europe. A full treatment of the period immediately following the fall of the Roman Empire is given, since that period provides the necessary key to future developments. For smoother reading, dates are relegated to the margin for the most part. Maps, timelines, and genealogy charts of the various royal houses of Europe contribute to making this book an excellent resource for the study of the Middle Ages in Europe. Ages 14-18 - The History of Germany
- by Henrietta Elizabeth Marshall
- When Knights Were Bold
- by Eva March Tappan
Spirited and interesting picture of life in castles and manors, monasteries and towns during the Middle Ages. The description of the customs of knights is especially full. Chapter titles include Page, Squire, and Knight; The Knight's Arms and Armor; Jousts and Tournaments; How to Capture a Castle; Daily Life in a Castle; Life on a Manor; Pilgrimages and Crusades; Military Orders, Monks, and Monasteries; Hermits, Friars, and Missionaries; Life in Town; Merchant Gilds and Craft Gilds; How Goods Were Sold; Schools and Literature; Science and Medicine; and Architecture and the Arts. Ages 9-14 - The Story of the Middle Ages
- by Samuel B. Harding
Relates the history of the Middle Ages simply, directly, and entertainingly. The material is well-arranged and the selection of topics is excellent. Special attention is given to presenting the life of the people-peasant, noble, and court. A unique and valuable book. Ages 11-14 - Famous Men of the Middle Ages
- by John H. Haaren
Attractive biographical sketches of thirty-five of the most prominent characters in the history of the Middle Ages, from the barbarian invasions to the invention of the printing press. Each story is told in a clear, simple manner, and is well calculated to awaken and stimulate the youthful imagination. Ages 9-14 - Hereos of the Middle Ages
- by Eva March Tappan
Recounts the stories of the most important movements in the history of Europe during the Middle Ages and acquaints the reader with the most important figures in those scenes. The figures are grouped into seven periods: The Barbarian Invasion, The Forming of the Germanic Nations, The Teutonic Invasions, The Rise of Nationalities, The Crusades, The Time of Progress and Discovery, and The Struggles of the Nations. In the tapestry which the author weaves may be traced the history of the rise and fall of the various nationalities and the circum-stances and mode of life of each. Ages 11-14 - In The Days of Alfred the Great
- by Eva March Tappan
Story of the life of Alfred the Great, how at twenty-two he inherited a land overrun by savage pirates,-a restless ignorant, defenseless land, and how he fought the Danes and restored the country to a condition of peace and safety. Ages 11-15 - Discovery of New Worlds
- by M. B. Synge
Book II of the Story of the World series. Relates the rise and fall of the Roman Empire, the middle ages in Europe, the rise of Islam and the Crusades, and finally the age of exploration, and the establishment of trade with the Far East. The book concludes with the discoveries of Columbus and the Spanish settlements in the New World. Ages 10-18 - Famous Men of the Middle Ages
- by John Henry Haaren
[1904] - Bede's Ecclesiastical History of England
- by A.M. Sellar
[1907]
Fiction & Fun
These are great to go along with any Middle Age study.
- Robin Hood and His Adventures
- This is Paul Creswick's able retelling of the Robin Hood myth.
- The Vita Merlini
- This is the Latin text and translation of a narrative of the life of Merlin by the medieval historian Geoffrey of Monmouth. Thanks to Graeme K Talboys, who transcribed this text.
- The Story of Beowulf
- This is a long out-of-print retelling of the Beowulf saga. A prose translation, it captures the mood of the original without being self-consciously archaic. The black and white illustrations are stylized and sometimes a bit cartoonish, and nicely dimensionalize the story.
- Le Morte d'Arthur
- Le Morte d'Arthur
by Sir Thomas Malory - King Arthur
- King Arthur
Tales of the Round Table
Edited by Andrew Lang
Illustrated by H. J. Ford
[1902]
Timeline Items

No unit study would be complete without a timeline. Below you will find links to timeline images, timeline pages, and instructions for constructing your own timeline.
Timeline
- Middle Ages Timeline
- This is a nice timeline for the Middle Ages with a cover page.

Medieval Art

Links to information and artwork of the middle ages.
Art
- Artists Biography
- Includes a spot to draw or paste pictures of the artists work.
- Artist Biography Sheet
- There are 12 different ones here. Great for notebooking.
- The Glory of Byzantium | Publications for Educators | Explore & Learn | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
- This page features teacher resources related to the Glory of Byzantium exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Written and visual materials, activities, and discussion topics can be found.
Some good ideas on how to teach medieval art to the kiddo's.
Geography Items

Geography
- Labeling Activities
- The title on this page is "Medieval European Geography Quiz" but I'm going to just use these as labeling work for my kids.
- Large Maps
- I loved finding this site. I printed out a huge map of Europe for my kids to use. You could glue it to the top of a pizza box or other type of cardboard to be sturdy. We just taped ours together and then stick-pinned it up on a project board.
- Quia - Middle Ages
- Matching vocabulary for the Middle Ages. It's a java game.
- Interactive Map
- Black plague
- Byzantium Empire
- Very good map.

Online Games

I just can't wait to play these with my kids!
Games
- Make Your Own Coat of Arms
Quick way to make a coat of arms.
- Heraldry Game
Free on-line heraldry game - learn about Shields, Knights and Heraldry. Role-play as a young aristocrat, recognizing friends and enemies.
- Armor of God Puzzle
Online Puzzle
- Dress a Knight Game
- This was so much fun, I have to admit to playing it myself :).
- Explore A Castle
- This was fascinating and fun. You can explore different parts of a castle and each part has a different suggested activity that corresponds with it.
- Dragonsville
- I wasn't sure where to put this one. It is interactive and it has teacher notes and worksheets that goes along with it. I'd like more time to explore this one but overall I think my son will enjoy it.
- Quia - Middle Ages
- Learn middle ages vocabulary playing concentration.
- Quia - Middle Ages
- Flash cards to help learn middle ages vocabulary.
- Quia - Middle Ages
- Kids can learn their vocabulary using this fun word search game.
- V&A - Design a Coat of Arms
- Very cool!!! 2 thumbs up
- Knights in Central Park
- Neat game, must have the correct answer to win.
- Domesday game
- Play the Domesday game by finding the animals in a Domesday holding! Very challenging but also alot of fun to play.
- Historic Tale Construction Kit
- This is very nice to use as a way for the kids to re-tell events that happened. The pieces are easy to drag and drop and they can add text.
- Discover Ghosts in a Medieval Castle
- Poke around a British castle from the 14th Century in the company of some extraordinary guides: the ghosts of the original inhabitants. Lots of things to explore in each room and a very interesting way to do it.
- Terminology of Castles hangman - interactive history game - www.SchoolHistory.co.uk
- King Henry VIII is in trouble....
- Anglo-Saxons fun & games
- Several games to choose from.

Music
Music
- Classical Music Listening Guide
- Includes a section for recording composers biography information.
- Songs to Sing
- This is a mini booklet with a picture of a dragon. It includes 3 songs to sing and are geared toward the younger crowd.
- Medieval Period
- Keep scrolling to hear and read about music from the middle ages.
Movies about the Middle Ages
These are not free!!!
Everything Else
- Medieval Terms
- Lots of vocabulary words here.
- Fantastic Fonts & Runes
- Fantasy Fonts and Runes
- Gode Cookery
- A compilation of medieval recipes from authentic sources adapted for the 21st century kitchen, along with diverse facts on food & feasting in the Middle Ages & Renaissance and other historical culinary items.
- The Black Death, 1348
- Black Death - quotes from eyewitness history - print version
- Life in a Christian Monastery, ca. 585
- Eyewitness history
- The Vikings Discover America, ca. 1000
- Eyewitness history - print version
- The Crusaders Capture Jerusalem, 1099
- In the year 637 the armies of Islam lead by the
Caliph Omar conquered the city of Jerusalem, the center of the Christian world
and a magnet for Christian pilgrims. The city's Muslim masters exhibited a certain
level of religion.... - Anarchy in 12th Century England
- Hollywood often paints a romantic picture of England in the Middle Ages - knights in shinning armor following a strict code of chivalry and enjoying sumptuous banquets in pristine castles. The reality is much more sobering.
- The Murder of Thomas Becket, 1170
- A sword's crushing blow extinguished the life of Thomas Becket, Archbishop of Canterbury, on a cold December evening as he struggled on the steps of his altar. The brutal event sent a tremor through ...
- Richard The Lionheart Massacres The Saracens, 1191
- In the year 1187, the Muslim leader Saladin re-conquered the city of Jerusalem [see "The Crusaders Capture Jerusalem"] as well as most of the Crusader strongholds throughout the Holy Land. In response, the kings of...
- Kublai Khan In Battle, 1287
- In the middle 13th century the influence of the Mongol Empire established by Genghis Khan stretched from the borders of Poland in the West to the Yellow Sea in the East. Kublai Khan, grandson of Genghis, became ruler of the empire in 1268...
- The Battle of Agincourt, 1415
- The English victory at the Battle of Agincourt gave birth to a legend that was immortalized in William Shakespeare's King Henry V. The battle took place in a muddy farmer's field in northern France on October 25, 1415 an...
- The Fall of Rome
- At its height, the boundaries of the Roman Empire stretched from the north of England across the North Sea, along the Rhine and Danube Rivers to the Caspian Sea, south to Egypt, along the coast of Africa to Spain. The decline and eventual collapse...
- Justinian's Code
- Nice side by side comparison on American laws and Justinian laws.
Not Free
but they are nice additions to the unit!
Book Choices
Books for grades 1st - 3rd
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Leif the Lucky by Ingri Daulaire, Edgar P. Daulaire
Considered by some children's book authorities to more...1 point
Brother Francis and the Friendly Beasts by Margaret Hodges
A young man rejects his wealthy background to lead more...0 points
The Apple and the Arrow by Conrad Buff
The year is 1291, and Walter is the twelve-year-ol more...0 points
Minstrel In The Tower (Stepping Stone, paper) by Gloria Skurzynski
In this gripping medieval page-turner, Roger and his more...0 points
A Medieval Feast by Aliki
The king is coming to visit! The lord and lady of Camdenton more...0 points
Castle Diary by Richard Platt
This text provides a rollicking historical account more...0 points
Pippo the Fool (Junior Library Guild Selection (Charlesbridge Hardcover)) by Tracey E. Fern
The Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore in Florence more...0 points
Marguerite Makes a Book by Bruce Robertson, Kathryn Hewitt
Paris in the 1400s. A young girl named Marguerite delights more...0 points
Leonardo da Vinci by Diane Stanley
An unwanted child. A brilliant genius.Born in 1452 more...0 points
Leonardo's Horse H by Jean Fritz
"A scintillating sliver of history. . . . An inventive more...0 points
Michelangelo by Diane Stanley
When he was born, Michelangelo Buonarroti was put into more...0 points
Michelangelo's Surprise by Tony Parillo
Based on a true story recorded in the fifteenth century. more...0 points
Books for grades 4th - 6th
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The World of Columbus and Sons by Genevieve Foster
This is the story of a wonderful, changing, reawak more...1 point
The Pied Piper Of Hamlin by Robert Browning
Kate Greenwaway (1846-1901) is one of the most pop more...0 points
The Vikings (Landmark Books) by Elizabeth Janeway
Drawing on the powerful Norse sagas, the author te more...0 points
The Door in the Wall (Books for Young Readers) by Marguerite De Angeli
Set in the fourteenth century, the classic story o more...0 points
Books for grades 7th - 9th
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The White Stag (Newbery Library, Puffin) by Kate Seredy
Retells the legendary story of the Huns' and Magya more...0 points
The Story of King Arthur and His Knights of the Round Table - The Original Classic Edition by Howard Pyle
Howard Pyle's retelling of the English classic captures more...0 points
The Shining Company (A Sunburst Book) by Rosemary Sutcliff
In 600 A.D. in northern Britain, Prosper becomes a more...0 points
The Magna Charta by James Daugherty
It was Ben Franklin who coined the phrase, "R more...0 points
The prince and the pauper: a tale for young people of all ages by Mark Twain
Tom Canty and Edward Tudor could have been identic more...0 points
Books for grade 10th - 12th
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The Lantern Bearers by Rosemary Sutcliff
Threatened by an unstoppable tide of invaders, the more...0 points
Men of Iron (Dodo Press) by Howard Pyle
Howard Pyle (1853-1911) was an American illustrato more...0 points
Voices of the Renaissance and Reformation: Primary Source Documents by Robert G. Shearer
A short biography helps us to understand the signi more...0 points
SECOND MRS. GIACONDA, THE (Second Mrs Giaconda Ppr A80) by Konigsburg
Relates, from the point of view of his servant Sal more...0 points
The King's Fifth by Scott O'Dell
In this deeply affecting novel Scott O'Dell envelo more...0 points
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